Allaru Formation

22 distinct taxa, from 37 fossil occurrences the Paleobiology Database records under this name, spanning 106–101 Mya.

Queensland · AU

22 taxa · 37 fossils · 106–101 Mya

Filed under the Rolling Downs Group.

Allaru Formation — 23.25°S, 144.40°EAllaru Formation — 23.13°S, 145.13°EAllaru Formation — 27.65°S, 149.88°EAllaru Formation — 23.15°S, 145.20°EAllaru Formation — 21.17°S, 143.92°EAllaru Formation — 23.33°S, 144.67°EAllaru Formation — 20.83°S, 143.08°EAllaru Formation — 24.33°S, 145.33°EAllaru Formation — 24.83°S, 146.00°EAllaru Formation — 24.92°S, 146.00°EAllaru Formation — 23.57°S, 145.28°EAllaru Formation — 22.97°S, 145.25°EAllaru Formation — 23.47°S, 144.87°EAllaru Formation — 21.00°S, 143.30°E

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14 distinct localities, where the rock is now rather than where it was laid down. Tectonics draws the world it belonged to.

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Counts are of occurrence records, which measure the rock and the fieldwork together.