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Invertebrate FOSSILS OF NJ

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The Bivalves

The number of different species of Pelecypods identified in NJ numbers well over 1000. Except for the oysters and brachiopods I will limit the presentation and identification of the bivalves we have collected to a series of photo galleries on multiple pages.
All specimens are from Cretaceous locations unless otherwise noted.

1 inch = 25.4mm
 

Cardium sp.

Shell 15 mm wide

Very common

Scallop

Pecten Venustus

10 mm wide

Common

Pteria sp.

Positive - negative

15mm wide

Uncommon

Nuccula species

Eocene

20 mm wide

Uncommon

 

 

Venericardia antiqua

Eocene

Shell 20mm wide

Very common

Ark Shell

Cucullaea sp.

Inversand

50 mm wide

Common

Protocardium sp.

Eocene

35 mm

Common

Corbula sp.

Eocene

30 mm

Common

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