File:Stromatolite (Utah, USA) 2.jpg

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English: Stromatolites are layered structures built up by mats of cyanobacteria (= blue-green bacteria, often incorrectly called “blue-green algae”). Stromatolites are fairly common in portions of the shallow-water marine & nonmarine fossil record, but they also occur in a few modern localities (e.g., Shark Bay along coastal Western Australia).

Stratigraphy: unrecorded (but possibly from the Green River Formation, Eocene)

Locality: unrecorded site in Utah, USA


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