Dubysa Formation
61 distinct taxa, from 147 fossil occurrences the Paleobiology Database records under this name, spanning 427–423 Mya.
Recorded under country code LT
61 taxa · 147 fossils · 427–423 MyaMembers recorded: Sesupe beds, Sesupe Beds, Nova Beds.
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12 distinct localities, where the rock is now rather than where it was laid down. Tectonics draws the world it belonged to.
When
What has been found
- Lissatrypa obovata
- Atrypa reticularis
- Isorthis (Tyersella) amplificata
- Meristina obtusa
- Septatrypa subaequalis
- Dayia navicula
- Eospirifer radiatus
- Lingulidae
- Microsphaeridiorhynchus nucula
- Nucleospira pisum
- Atrypoidea (Atrypoidea)
- Craniops
- Cromatrypa pubes
- Dalejina hybrida
- Gypidula galeata
- Howellella elegans
- Kirkidium (Kirkidium) knighti
- Leptaena
- Leptaena holcrofti
- Plagiorhyncha depressa
- Protochonetes minimus
- Salopina conservatrix
- Skenidioides lewisii
- Sphaerirhynchia wilsoni
- Atrypoidea
- Delthyris (Delthyris) elevata
- Dicoelosia biloba
- Dolerorthis
- Eoplectodonta
- Isorthis
- Mesopholidostrophia laevigata
- Plagiorhyncha
- Resserella basalis
- Rhynchotreta cuneata
- Striispirifer plicatellus
- Wurmiella excavata
- Arenaceacanthus arcuatacanalis
- Cyrtia exporrectus
- Dapsilodus obliquicostatus
- Decoriconus fragilis
The 40 most often recorded, of 61.
What else lived thenRank the rock of a period
Counts are of occurrence records, which measure the rock and the fieldwork together.