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Suwannee County, Florida paleontological sites
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The Suwannee County, Florida paleontological sites are assemblages of Early Miocene invertebrates and vertebrates occurring in Suwannee County, Florida.
Age
Era: Neogene
Period: Early Miocene
Faunal stage: Arikareean (30.8—20.6 Ma.), calculates to a period of approximately 1.2 million years.
Sites
S1BA site aka Live Oak site. AEO: ~21.8—21.7 Mya., approximately 0.1 million years[1]
Coordinates: 30.3°N 83.0°W
Specimens
Mammals
- Anchitheriinae (horse)
- Arikarictis chapini (mustelid)
- Daphoenodon (bear-dog)
- Leptocyon (canine)
- Eomyidae (gopher)
- Geomyoidea (pocket gopher)
- Herpetotherium (pygmy opossum)
- Harrymys magnus
- Mammacyon obtusidens (bear-dog)
- Megalictis frazieri (mustelid)
- Nothokemas waldropi (camel)
- Palaeogale minuta (catlike carnivore)
- Phlaocyon leucosteus
- Protosciurus (tree squirrel)
- Vespertilionidae (bat)
References
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