Gallery of Typical Glen Rose Fossils
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Heteraster obliquatus (Clark), an irregular sea urchin
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Salenia texana Credner, a regular sea urchin
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Tylostoma sp., a gastropod
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Arctica gibbosa (Giebel), a "heart clam" (bivalve)
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Porocystis globularis (Giebel), an algal fruiting body
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Orbitolina texana (Roemer), a one-celled foramanifera
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