Gates Formation

17 distinct taxa, from 50 fossil occurrences the Paleobiology Database records under this name, spanning 113–101 Mya.

Alberta, British Columbia · CA

17 taxa · 50 fossils · 113–101 Mya

Filed under the Fort St. John Group. Members recorded: Grande Cache, Mountain Park, Notikewin.

Gates Formation — 55.22°N, 121.52°WGates Formation — 54.02°N, 119.20°WGates Formation — 54.03°N, 119.25°WGates Formation — 54.42°N, 119.29°WGates Formation — 54.25°N, 119.27°WGates Formation — 54.88°N, 120.95°WGates Formation — 54.11°N, 119.90°WGates Formation — 54.05°N, 119.92°WGates Formation — 52.00°N, 115.98°WGates Formation — 55.14°N, 121.37°WGates Formation — 55.63°N, 121.83°W

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11 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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