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Cenomanian invertebrate assemblage from the Dakota Sandstone near Ghost Ranch, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico
A small assemblage of invertebrate fossils from the Cretaceous Dakota Sandstone at Arroyo del Yeso near Ghost Ranch, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, is the first age-diagnostic fossil assemblage documented from the intertongued Dakota–Mancos succession in the Chama Basin. The fossils are assigned to the bivalves Legumen sp., Exogyra sp., Inoceramus arvanus Stephenson, and I. prefragilis Stephenson and the ammonite cf. Acanthoceras amphibolum Morrow. They indicate the Acanthoceras amphibolum Zone of middle Cenomanian age and support lithostratigraphic identification of the fossil-bearing strata as the Paguate Sandstone Tongue of the Dakota Sandstone.
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New Mexico Geology is a quarterly, peer-reviewed journal available by subscription. Articles of original research are generally less than 10,000 words in length and pertain to the geology of New Mexico and neighboring states, primarily for an audience of professional geologists or those with an interest in the geologic story behind the landscape. The journal also publishes abstracts from regional meetings, theses, and dissertations (NM schools), descriptions of new publications, book reviews, and upcoming meetings. Research papers, short articles, and abstracts from selected back issues of New Mexico Geology are now available as free downloads in PDF format. Back issues are also available in hard copy for a nominal fee.