Miocene Fossils
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| BACK TO INDEX | Miocene | ||
| Fig. 1 | Carcharias (Prionodon) egertoni (Agassiz) | ||
| Fig. 2 | Oliva litterata Lamarck | ||
| Fig. 3 | Echphora quadricostata (Say) | ||
| Fig. 4 | Fulgur fusiforme Conrad | ||
| Fig. 5 | Surcula biscatenaria Conrad | ||
| Fig. 6 | Columbella(Astyris)communis (Conrad) | ||
| Fig. 7 | Turritella plebeia Say | ||
| Fig. 8 | Mangilia parva (Conrad) | ||
| Fig. 9 | Mactra clathrodon Lea | ||
| Fig. 10 | Arca (Scapharca) staminea Say | ||
| Fig. 11 | Isocardia markoëi Conrad | ||
| Fig. 12 | Spisula (Hemimactra) subponderosa (D'orb) | ||
| Fig. 13 | Asaphis centenaria (Conrad) | ||
| Fig. 14 | Chione alveata (Conrad) | ||
| Fig. 15 | Pecten (Chlamys) madisonius Say | ||
| Fig. 16 | Venericardia granulata Say | ||
| Fig. 17 | Scutella aberti Conrad (lateral view) | ||
| Fig. 18 | Astrangia lineata (Conrad) | ||
| Reference: | Clark, W.B., et al., 1906, Volume VI, Maryland Geological Survey, Baltimore, MD |
