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Walk Through Time Tin Mountain Limestone 1,000 foot thick, 300-400 million years old. Formed in shallow oceans similar to today's coral reefs. Phanerzoic eon > Paleozoic era > Devonian period > Middle epoch > Eifelian age Next > < Previous |
click the photo to return to the tour index Tin Mountain Limestone Fossil Notes Mixed brachiopods, corals, and crinoid stems. Syringopora (open-spaced colonies) Caninia cf. C. cornicula. |
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