Carolinefjellet Formation

45 distinct taxa, from 102 fossil occurrences the Paleobiology Database records under this name, spanning 121–101 Mya.

Recorded under country code SJ

45 taxa · 102 fossils · 121–101 Mya

Filed under the Adventdalen Group. Members recorded: Zillerberget, Innkjegla, Langstakken.

Carolinefjellet Formation — 77.65°N, 15.20°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 77.63°N, 15.26°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 77.44°N, 15.73°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 77.47°N, 15.71°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 77.40°N, 15.84°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 77.37°N, 15.94°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 77.24°N, 16.21°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 77.23°N, 16.33°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 77.36°N, 17.53°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 76.90°N, 17.12°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 77.07°N, 17.08°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 77.07°N, 17.30°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 77.13°N, 17.35°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 77.45°N, 17.58°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 77.67°N, 17.39°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 77.87°N, 16.89°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 77.92°N, 16.75°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 77.96°N, 17.01°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 77.62°N, 15.05°ECarolinefjellet Formation — 78.10°N, 13.95°E

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20 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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What has been found

The 40 most often recorded, of 45.

Counts are of occurrence records, which measure the rock and the fieldwork together.