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Bullard-Hunt Quarry I, St. Clair County, Missouri, USA

Lat/Long (Decimal)38.05,-93.7
Co-ordinates Derivationnot explained
Given LocationMissouri, United States
Mindat.org Region (for given coordinates)St. Clair County, Missouri, USA

Collections

CollectionReferenceStratigraphic NameCommentsLithologyAge
Bullard-Hunt Quarry I, Burlington Limestone, Sample 1Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneLower part of Burlington Limestone exposed at this location, although the base of the formation is covered. The top is an erosional surface. Unit 1: 1.1 ft.dolomite358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry I, Burlington Limestone, Sample 2Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneLower part of Burlington Limestone exposed at this location, although the base of the formation is covered. The top is an erosional surface. Unit 2: 2.2dolomite358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry I, Burlington Limestone, Sample 3Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneLower part of Burlington Limestone exposed at this location, although the base of the formation is covered. The top is an erosional surface. Unit 2: 2.2 ft.dolomite358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry I, Burlington Limestone, Sample 4Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneLower part of Burlington Limestone exposed at this location, although the base of the formation is covered. The top is an erosional surface. Unit 3: 1.4 ft."limestone"358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry I, Burlington Limestone, Sample 5Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneLower part of Burlington Limestone exposed at this location, although the base of the formation is covered. The top is an erosional surface. Unit 4 = 5.6 ft.dolomite358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry I, Burlington Limestone, Sample 6Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneLower part of Burlington Limestone exposed at this location, although the base of the formation is covered. The top is an erosional surface. Unit 4 = 5.6 ft.dolomite358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry I, Burlington Limestone, Sample 7Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)TournaisianLower part of Burlington Limestone exposed at this location, although the base of the formation is covered. The top is an erosional surface. Unit 4 = 5.6 ft.dolomite358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry I, Burlington Limestone, Sample 8Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneLower part of Burlington Limestone exposed at this location, although the base of the formation is covered. The top is an erosional surface. Unit 5: app. 0.5 ft.sdolomite358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry II, Burlington Limestone, Sample 10Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneUpper Part of the Burlington Limestone exposed in this section. Top of outcrop is an erosional surface covered by a Holocene regolith. Lowest bed (Unit 1) correlates to 4 ft below base of Unit 5 in Bullard-Hunt Quarry I section. Unit 7: 18.1 ft."limestone"358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry II, Burlington Limestone, Sample 11Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneUpper Part of the Burlington Limestone exposed in this section. Top of outcrop is an erosional surface covered by a Holocene regolith. Lowest bed (Unit 1) correlates to 4 ft below base of Unit 5 in Bullard-Hunt Quarry I section. Unit 7: 18.1 ft."limestone"358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry II, Burlington Limestone, Sample 13Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneUpper Part of the Burlington Limestone exposed in this section. Top of outcrop is an erosional surface covered by a Holocene regolith. Lowest bed (Unit 1) correlates to 4 ft below base of Unit 5 in Bullard-Hunt Quarry I section. Unit 9: 14.1 ft."limestone"358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry II, Burlington Limestone, Sample 14Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneUpper Part of the Burlington Limestone exposed in this section. Top of outcrop is an erosional surface covered by a Holocene regolith. Lowest bed (Unit 1) correlates to 4 ft below base of Unit 5 in Bullard-Hunt Quarry I section. Unit 9: 14.1 ft."limestone"358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry II, Burlington Limestone, Sample 15Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneUpper Part of the Burlington Limestone exposed in this section. Top of outcrop is an erosional surface covered by a Holocene regolith. Lowest bed (Unit 1) correlates to 4 ft below base of Unit 5 in Bullard-Hunt Quarry I section. Unit 9: 14.1 ft."limestone"358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry II, Burlington Limestone, Sample 16, 17Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneUpper Part of the Burlington Limestone exposed in this section. Top of outcrop is an erosional surface covered by a Holocene regolith. Lowest bed (Unit 1) correlates to 4 ft below base of Unit 5 in Bullard-Hunt Quarry I section. Unit 11 ft."limestone"358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry II, Burlington Limestone, Sample 18Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneUpper Part of the Burlington Limestone exposed in this section. Top of outcrop is an erosional surface covered by a Holocene regolith. Lowest bed (Unit 1) correlates to 4 ft below base of Unit 5 in Bullard-Hunt Quarry I section. Unit 12: 23.3 ft."limestone"358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry II, Burlington Limestone, Sample 3Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneUpper Part of the Burlington Limestone exposed in this section. Top of outcrop is an erosional surface covered by a Holocene regolith. Lowest bed (Unit 1) correlates to 4 ft below base of Unit 5 in Bullard-Hunt Quarry I section. Unit 4: 2.8 ft.dolomite358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry II, Burlington Limestone, Sample 4Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneUpper Part of the Burlington Limestone exposed in this section. Top of outcrop is an erosional surface covered by a Holocene regolith. Lowest bed (Unit 1) correlates to 4 ft below base of Unit 5 in Bullard-Hunt Quarry I section. Unit 4: 2.8 ft.dolomite358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry II, Burlington Limestone, Sample 5Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneUpper Part of the Burlington Limestone exposed in this section. Top of outcrop is an erosional surface covered by a Holocene regolith. Lowest bed (Unit 1) correlates to 4 ft below base of Unit 5 in Bullard-Hunt Quarry I section. Unit 6: 6.9 ft."limestone"358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry II, Burlington Limestone, Sample 6Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneUpper Part of the Burlington Limestone exposed in this section. Top of outcrop is an erosional surface covered by a Holocene regolith. Lowest bed (Unit 1) correlates to 4 ft below base of Unit 5 in Bullard-Hunt Quarry I section. Unit 6: 6.9 ft."limestone"358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry II, Burlington Limestone, Sample 7Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneUpper Part of the Burlington Limestone exposed in this section. Top of outcrop is an erosional surface covered by a Holocene regolith. Lowest bed (Unit 1) correlates to 4 ft below base of Unit 5 in Bullard-Hunt Quarry I section. Unit 7: 18.1 ft."limestone"358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry II, Burlington Limestone, Sample 8Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneUpper Part of the Burlington Limestone exposed in this section. Top of outcrop is an erosional surface covered by a Holocene regolith. Lowest bed (Unit 1) correlates to 4 ft below base of Unit 5 in Bullard-Hunt Quarry I section. Unit 7: 18.1 ft."limestone"358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Bullard-Hunt Quarry II, Burlington Limestone, Sample 9Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneUpper Part of the Burlington Limestone exposed in this section. Top of outcrop is an erosional surface covered by a Holocene regolith. Lowest bed (Unit 1) correlates to 4 ft below base of Unit 5 in Bullard-Hunt Quarry I section. Unit 7: 18.1 ft."limestone"358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Osceola North Roadcut, Burlington Limestone, Sample 13Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneThis section begins within the Sedalia and proceeds through the North-view, Pierson, and Burlington."limestone"358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Osceola North Roadcut, Burlington Limestone, Sample 14Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneThis section begins within the Sedalia and proceeds through the North-view, Pierson, and Burlington.dolomite358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Osceola North Roadcut, Burlington Limestone, Sample 15Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneThis section begins within the Sedalia and proceeds through the North-view, Pierson, and Burlington.dolomite358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Osceola North Roadcut, Burlington Limestone, Sample 17Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneThis section begins within the Sedalia and proceeds through the North-view, Pierson, and Burlington."limestone"358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Osceola North Roadcut, Burlington Limestone, Sample 18Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981)Burlington LimestoneThis section begins within the Sedalia and proceeds through the North-view, Pierson, and Burlington."limestone"358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic

Recorded Fossils

Accepted NameHierarchyAge
Diplododella sp.
genus
Animalia : Chordata : Conodonta : Conodontophorida : Diplododella358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Neoprioniodus sp.
genus
Animalia : Chordata : Conodonta : Conodontophorida : Neoprioniodus358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Pseudopolygnathus sp.
genus
Animalia : Chordata : Conodonta : Conodontophorida : Pseudopolygnathus358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Idioprioniodus sp.
genus
Animalia : Chordata : Conodonta : Idioprioniodus358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Spathognathodus sp.
genus
Animalia : Chordata : Conodonta : Spathognathodus358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Gnathodus sp.
genus
Animalia : Chordata : Conodonta : Ozarkodinida : Idiognathodontidae : Gnathodus358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Ozarkodina sp.
genus
Animalia : Chordata : Prioniodontidae : Ozarkodina358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Polygnathus sp.
genus
Animalia : Chordata : Polygnathidae : Polygnathus358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Earlandia sp.
genus
Chromista : Foraminifera : Tubothalamea : Earlandiidae : Earlandia358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Latiendothyra sp.
genus
Chromista : Foraminifera : Endothyranopsidae : Granuliferella358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Palaeospiroplectammina sp.
genus
Chromista : Foraminifera : Tubothalamea : Palaeospiroplectamminidae : Palaeospiroplectammina358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic
Stacheoides sp.
genus
Plantae : Rhodophyta : Rhodophyceae : Ungdarellaceae : Stacheoides358.9 - 346.7 Ma
Paleozoic

References

Collinson C., Baxter J. W., et al (1981) Mississippian Stratotypes, International Union of Geological Sciences Subcommission on Carboniferous Stratigraphy Working Group on the Mississippian of the U.S.A. in Conjuction with the 15th Annual Meeting of the North Central Section G.S.A., 1-56
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