Wallumbilla Formation

23 distinct taxa, from 37 fossil occurrences the Paleobiology Database records under this name, spanning 121–113 Mya.

Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia · AU

23 taxa · 37 fossils · 121–113 Mya

Filed under the Rolling Downs Group. Members recorded: Doncaster.

Macrostrat places this rock in the Wilgunya Subgroup, in the Rolling Downs Group, and dates it 126–101 Ma. Macrostrat’s own record

Wallumbilla Formation — 30.85°S, 143.08°EWallumbilla Formation — 16.52°S, 143.70°EWallumbilla Formation — 28.50°S, 137.33°EWallumbilla Formation — 16.08°S, 142.72°EWallumbilla Formation — 15.20°S, 141.58°EWallumbilla Formation — 20.85°S, 144.20°EWallumbilla Formation — 25.00°S, 153.00°EWallumbilla Formation — 17.60°S, 140.60°EWallumbilla Formation — 27.83°S, 148.62°EWallumbilla Formation — 20.75°S, 143.52°EWallumbilla Formation — 26.58°S, 148.78°EWallumbilla Formation — 34.10°S, 149.80°EWallumbilla Formation — 20.22°S, 143.13°EWallumbilla Formation — 20.67°S, 144.54°EWallumbilla Formation — 26.60°S, 149.18°E

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15 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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