Fossils from the Falkland Islands in the collection of the National Museum of Wales, Cardiff
Stone, Phil; Sharpe, Tom; Owens, Robert. 2013 Fossils from the Falkland Islands in the collection of the National Museum of Wales, Cardiff. Falkland Islands Journal, 10 (2). 25-29.
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Abstract/Summary
A small collection of fossils from the Falkland Islands, hitherto resting in obscurity, is to be found in Cardiff, at the National Museum of Wales (NMW). It comprises twelve specimens illustrating four of the well-known species that are fairly widely preserved in the sandstone of the Fox Bay Formation (Devonian Period, about 405 million years old), three brachiopods and a trilobite. The museum reference numbers are NMW20.328.G1 to G12, assigned as follows: G1-G3 … Schellwienella sulivani (Brachiopod) G4-G6 … Australospirifer hawkinsii (Brachiopod) G7-G11 … Australocoelia palmata (Brachiopod) G12 … Burmeisteria herschelii (Trilobite)
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| Date made live: | 10 Sep 2013 12:05 +0 (UTC) |
| URI: | https://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/503188 |
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