I’ll do that this weekend or early next week. However, you did see the detailed measurements I provided, correct? 39.8 mesial length, 30.3 basal width, 31.3 vertical height.

Hi, Mason. I’m not certain, but I get the idea from talking to knowledgeable Carolinians that the term “Hawthorne” bears little value anymore to ACP stratigraphy as a formation. I defer to folks with the USGS, academia, and certain professional institutions who are doing active Carolina coastal plain stratigraphy. [Off hand, I can’t name anyone in…[Read more]

Well, I guess I don’t log in very often and check messages. 🙂 Sorry I never saw your question. Anyway, Jennifer, YES–the specimen is reposited. As I am paleontology curator at Mississippi’s only formal and accredited fossil repository–the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science–and as this was collected by me, this specimen immediately became…[Read more]

If you prefer I remove the MMNS material, I will do that.

Hi, Jennifer. I don’t really have a personal collection. I posted this and the others from the MMNS collection–before it occurred to me that this page was primarily for specimens from personal collections. When I realized this, I thought, my posts may be helpful anyway to those in need of assistance with identifications. As for the taxonomy, just…[Read more]