347 Latest Ordovician to Early Silurian Colonial Corals of East-Central US toys

347 Latest Ordovician to Early Silurian Colonial Corals of East-Central US toysLatest Ordovician to earliest Silurian colonial corals of the East Central United States BAP #347 A distinctive assemblage of colonial corals occurs in uppermost Ordovician (Gamachian) to lowermost Silurian (Lower Rhuddanian) strata within the east central United States. This Edgewood Assemblage is strikingly different from Late Ordovician assemblage that preceded it in other parts of the North American cratonic interior, and differs from the Silurian

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The following taxa were present: Helicelasma randi Elias (1981) and Bighornia cf

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Four continuous stratigraphic sections have been examined - two within the Sequatchie Valley of the Appalachian Plateau (Howard Cemetery and Wilson Branch) and two within the Valley and Ridge Province (Norris Lake IV and Chamberlain Branch)

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