Navajo Sandstone

31 distinct taxa, from 105 fossil occurrences the Paleobiology Database records under this name, spanning 193–175 Mya.

Utah, Arizona, Colorado, Arizona/Utah · US

31 taxa · 105 fossils · 193–175 Mya

Filed under the Glen Canyon Group.

Macrostrat places this rock in the Glen Canyon Group. Macrostrat’s own record

Navajo Sandstone — 36.78°N, 110.53°WNavajo Sandstone — 36.73°N, 109.88°WNavajo Sandstone — 36.67°N, 110.77°WNavajo Sandstone — 36.57°N, 110.60°WNavajo Sandstone — 36.67°N, 110.47°WNavajo Sandstone — 40.59°N, 109.43°WNavajo Sandstone — 36.87°N, 112.75°WNavajo Sandstone — 36.66°N, 111.44°WNavajo Sandstone — 37.69°N, 111.50°WNavajo Sandstone — 39.83°N, 111.94°WNavajo Sandstone — 39.25°N, 110.81°WNavajo Sandstone — 38.82°N, 111.00°WNavajo Sandstone — 38.72°N, 110.59°WNavajo Sandstone — 36.94°N, 111.48°WNavajo Sandstone — 37.00°N, 112.01°WNavajo Sandstone — 38.52°N, 109.66°WNavajo Sandstone — 37.37°N, 109.63°WNavajo Sandstone — 37.38°N, 113.03°WNavajo Sandstone — 36.80°N, 110.60°WNavajo Sandstone — 37.16°N, 113.01°WNavajo Sandstone — 36.98°N, 111.15°WNavajo Sandstone — 39.88°N, 107.91°WNavajo Sandstone — 37.60°N, 110.61°WNavajo Sandstone — 37.02°N, 111.46°WNavajo Sandstone — 38.02°N, 110.55°WNavajo Sandstone — 36.64°N, 111.45°WNavajo Sandstone — 37.29°N, 110.87°WNavajo Sandstone — 37.86°N, 110.40°WNavajo Sandstone — 37.27°N, 109.68°WNavajo Sandstone — 38.18°N, 109.31°WNavajo Sandstone — 38.58°N, 109.52°WNavajo Sandstone — 37.00°N, 112.81°WNavajo Sandstone — 37.03°N, 111.36°WNavajo Sandstone — 36.87°N, 111.20°WNavajo Sandstone — 37.38°N, 110.73°WNavajo Sandstone — 37.12°N, 111.29°WNavajo Sandstone — 37.13°N, 111.02°WNavajo Sandstone — 38.12°N, 110.47°WNavajo Sandstone — 38.29°N, 110.04°WNavajo Sandstone — 38.28°N, 110.49°WNavajo Sandstone — 37.35°N, 110.77°W

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41 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.