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Fruitland

81 occ. 33 taxa (12 genera) 1 countries
Description

The Fruitland Formation is a geologic formation found in the San Juan Basin in the states of New Mexico and Colorado, in the United States of America. It contains fossils dating it to the Campanian age of the late Cretaceous.

Genera
12 genera
Paronychodon
Dinosaurs
Valid 4 occ. · 155 Ma
Pentaceratops
Dinosaurs
Valid 3 occ. · 84 Ma
Richardoestesia
Dinosaurs
Valid 3 occ. · 155 Ma
Kritosaurus
Dinosaurs
Valid 2 occ. · 86 Ma
Continuoolithus
Dinosaurs
Valid Formal taxon 1 occ. · 101 Ma
Thescelosaurus
Dinosaurs
Valid 1 occ. · 94 Ma
Prismatoolithus
Dinosaurs
Valid Formal taxon 1 occ. · 126 Ma
Caririchnium
Dinosaurs
Valid Ichnogenus Formal taxon 1 occ. · 101 Ma
Albertosaurus
Dinosaurs
Valid 1 occ. · 86 Ma
Porituberoolithus
Dinosaurs
Valid Formal taxon 1 occ. · 84 Ma
Parasaurolophus
Dinosaurs
Valid 1 occ. · 84 Ma
Monoclonius
Dinosaurs
Valid 1 occ. · 84 Ma
Fruitland
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Temporal range
Triassic
Jurassic
Cretaceous
Paleogene
Neogene
252 201 145 66 0 Ma
Geological group / Member
Fossil Forest 30
Bisti 3
Ne-nah-ne-zad 1
Lower Shale 1
Top countries
🇺🇸 United States 81
Depositional environments
Terrestrial indet. 62
Marine indet. 6
Coarse channel fill 6
Crevasse splay 4
Channel lag 2
Fluvial-deltaic indet. 1
Top collectors
C. H. Sternberg 12
Bauer 4
W. Clemens 4
T. Lehman 3
P. Sealey 3
B. Kues et al. 2
C. Horton 2
D. Wolberg 2
J. Stovall 1
Kansas Univ. 1
S. Lucas 1
Stovall 1
Collection activity by decade
1910s 4
1920s 13
1930s 1
1940s 2
1960s 3
1970s 5
1980s 6
2000s 3