Fleming / Holitna Group / WA SA / Wilson / Cox / /
Continent
North America / South America / /
Country
Germany / Italy / New Zealand / Chile / Peru / Turkey / Russia / Canada / /
Facility
Genus SEPTOCARDIA Hall / Port Alexander D / State University of New York / Oregon State University / University of Alaska Museum / bar of Copeland Creek / Camp July / /
NaturalFeature
Alps / Copeland Creek / Alaska Peninsula / Kadak Bay / Lake Iliamna / Puale Bay / Carpathians / Cowichan Lake / Panthalassa sea / Kuiu Island / Holitna River / Tethys sea / Vancouver Island / New York Canyon / Taylor Mountains / Williston Lake / Alpine / Tyaughton Creek / Kuskokwim Mountains / Gravina Island / Arctic sea / Holitna Lowland / /
OperatingSystem
Fork / /
Organization
Alaska Division of Geological and Geophysical Surveys / Oregon State University / USGS / University of Alaska / State University of New York / /
Person
Alex Nützel / Dillinger / G.D. Stanley / Jr. / Alexander Nützel / /
Position
gastropod worker / first author / /
ProvinceOrState
Alaska / Nevada / Oregon / British Columbia / Washington / California / Idaho / /
Region
central Nevada / northern Italy / southeastern Alaska / northeastern British Columbia / southern Alps / western North America / southern Peru / Southwestern Alaska / Southern Alaska / Eastern Klamath / central Alaska / /
Studies by the U.S. Geological Survey in Alaska, 2000 U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper 1662 Late Triassic (Norian) Mollusks From the Taylor Mountains Quadrangle, Southwestern Alaska By Christopher A. McRoberts1