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Animalia > Echinodermata > Echinoidea

Echinoidea

From KUBI Invertebrate Paleontology Collection

ContinentNorth America
CountryUnited States
State/ProvinceTexas
County/ParishPalo Pinto
LocalityNorthwest Of Mineral Wells
Latitude32.88217
Longitude-98.168805
Institution CodeKu
Collection CodeKumip
Catalog Number373241
Collected ByMoore, Raymond C.

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KUBI Invertebrate Paleontology Collection
http://biodiversity.ku.edu/invertebrate-paleontology/collections

The University of Kansas invertebrate paleontology collection is ranked among the top 10 largest fossil invertebrate collections in the country and has over 850,000 fossil invertebrate and microfossil specimens from all over the world, including more than 8,200 type or figured specimens. These specimens have been used for research by paleontologists for over 120 years. The collection has taxonomic strengths in Cambrian trilobites from Antarctica and the Great Basin, United States; Upper Paleozoic invertebrates of the mid-continent; Cambrian soft-bodied faunas from Utah; Mesozoic cephalopods from the mid-continent. Research access to the collections is arranged on a case-by-case basis.

Contacts

Name Andrew Bentley
RoleBioinformatics Manager
Emailabentley@ku.edu
Name Natalia López Carranza
RoleCollection Manager
Emailnlopezc@ku.edu
Name Bruce Lieberman
RoleCurator
Emailblieber@ku.edu
Name Natalia Lopez-Carranza
RoleCollection Manager
Emailnlopezc@ku.edu
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