| Palæos: Paleozoic | ![]() |
Mississippian Epoch |
| CARBONIFEROUS PERIOD | Tournaisian Age |
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Novogonatodus kasantsevae
Early actinopterygian
fish - family Gonatotidae
(fresh water)
Mansfield, Victoria, Australia
(south-east Gondwanaland)
| Location
(present geography) |
Stage | Nova Scotia | |
|
Tournaisian |
Ivorian | 350
352 354 |
Horton Bluff
(undescribed tetrapod remains) |
| Hastarian | 356
358 360 362 |
| Links |
Horton Bluff - The Discovery- about a trackway made by a very large
tetrapodomorph - each footprint was 30 cm long and they were spaced
30 cm apart. The tracks are deep with raised edges, suggesting that the
animal was heavy and the mud very soft. The type of creature that
made the trackway is not known.
Blue Beach Fossils - a new privately run museum that just opened up featuring the flora and fauna of Horton Bluff, Nova Scotia, Tournasian fossils. It contains information about the site as well as some images of fossils that they have found and are currently working on.
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