Category:Bearpaw Formation
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English: w:Bearpaw Formation, also called Bearpaw Shale
Subcategories
This category has the following 10 subcategories, out of 10 total.
Media in category "Bearpaw Formation"
The following 8 files are in this category, out of 8 total.
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Ammolite from Placenticeras fossil ammonite, Alberta.jpg 2,248 × 1,656; 2.59 MB
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Ammolite mining.jpg 800 × 533; 180 KB
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Bearpaw-Horseshoe Canyon.jpg 720 × 442; 276 KB
Categories:
- Geologic formations of North America
- Cretaceous North America
- Geologic formations in Montana
- Cretaceous formations in Montana
- Shale formations in Montana
- Siltstone formations in Montana
- Sandstone formations in Montana
- Concretions in Montana
- Claystone formations in Montana
- Bentonite formations in the United States
- Cretaceous sedimentary rocks in Montana
- Cretaceous marine deposits in Montana
- Fossil bearing geologic formations in Montana
- Montana Group
- Cretaceous fossil bearing formations in the United States
- Bearpaw Sea
- Geologic formations in Alberta
- Cretaceous formations in Alberta
- Shale formations in Alberta
- Siltstone formations in Alberta
- Sandstone formations in Alberta
- Concretions in Alberta
- Claystone formations in Alberta
- Cretaceous sedimentary rocks in Alberta
- Cretaceous marine deposits in Alberta
- Fossil bearing geologic formations in Alberta
- Geologic formations in Saskatchewan
- Cretaceous formations in Saskatchewan
- Shale formations in Saskatchewan
- Siltstone formations in Saskatchewan
- Sandstone formations in Saskatchewan
- Concretions in Saskatchewan
- Claystone formations in Saskatchewan
- Cretaceous sedimentary rocks in Saskatchewan
- Cretaceous marine deposits in Saskatchewan
- Fossil bearing geologic formations in Saskatchewan
- Fossil bearing geologic formations in North America
- Williston Basin - geologic formations
- Cretaceous fossil bearing formations in Canada
- Bentonite formations in Canada
- Paleontology in Canada
- Paleontology in the United States
- Dinosaur-bearing stratigraphic units in Canada
- Dinosaur-bearing stratigraphic units in the United States