Danish White Chalk Formation

35 distinct taxa, from 86 fossil occurrences the Paleobiology Database records under this name, spanning 72–66 Mya.

Recorded under country code DK

35 taxa · 86 fossils · 72–66 Mya
Danish White Chalk Formation — 57.03°N, 9.93°EDanish White Chalk Formation — 55.30°N, 12.45°EDanish White Chalk Formation — 57.03°N, 9.75°EDanish White Chalk Formation — 57.02°N, 8.75°EDanish White Chalk Formation — 57.07°N, 9.98°EDanish White Chalk Formation — 57.07°N, 9.95°EDanish White Chalk Formation — 57.05°N, 8.70°EDanish White Chalk Formation — 55.85°N, 12.28°EDanish White Chalk Formation — 57.00°N, 9.30°EDanish White Chalk Formation — 54.97°N, 12.55°EDanish White Chalk Formation — 56.97°N, 10.10°EDanish White Chalk Formation — 56.77°N, 9.02°EDanish White Chalk Formation — 56.85°N, 9.83°EDanish White Chalk Formation — 55.55°N, 12.22°EDanish White Chalk Formation — 56.88°N, 10.12°EDanish White Chalk Formation — 56.93°N, 9.90°EDanish White Chalk Formation — 56.73°N, 9.93°EDanish White Chalk Formation — 56.70°N, 10.03°EDanish White Chalk Formation — 56.97°N, 9.68°E

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19 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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