Macrofauna 



Microfauna 



New Jersey 



Europe 



Texas 



Epochs 

 .and 



Groups 



Per- 

 iods 



No fossils known 

 from outcrops 



Beacon Hill 



Cohonsey 



Well preserved Mollusks 

 neor Shiloh, equivalent to 

 Calvert of Maryland 



Neritic founo from wells 



Poorly preserved Mollusks 



Poorly preserved Mollusks 



Large neritic founa in wells 

 only 



Kirkwood 

 Shark River 



Auversion 



Lutetian 



Arenaceous species in outcrop 



Monosauan 



Cuisian 



Bryozoo abundont 

 in South 



Lorge well preserved founo 

 with mony plonktonic 



Ypresian 



Vincentown 



Sparnacian 



Cuculloea.Oleneothyns, 

 Gryphoeo Founo 



\ Cuculloea Fauna 



Diagnostic Danian ond Thone- 

 ~~~ X tion Species / 



Thanetian 



Danian 



Lucino Fauna 



Well preserved neritic founa. 

 Latest Marine Cretaceous NA 



Red Bank 



Cucullaea Fauna 



Large, well preserved 

 neritic founo 



Navesink 



Maestrichtian 



Lucina Fauna 



Mt Laurel 



Wenonah 



Cucullaea Fauna 



Well preserved neritic fauna 

 southern port of stole 



Marshalltown 



No fossils known 

 from outcrops 



Englishtown 



Companion 



Lucina Fauna 



Chiefly Arenaceous species in 

 outcrop. 



Woodbury 



Cucullaea Fauna 



Arenaceous species. 



Merchantville 



Lucina Fauna 



(Extensive Flora) 



Brockish-woter and 

 Monne Mollusks 

 ( Extensive Flora ) 



Magothy 



Santonian 



? 



Coniacian 



Turonian 



Arenaceous species in 

 surfoce exposures; 



Calcareous forms downdip 

 in wells 



Raritan 



Cenomanian 



Claiborne 



Wilcox 

 ? 



Midway 



? 



Navarro 



Taylor 



Austin 



Eagle Ford 



Woodbine 



Plio. 



UJ 



Pol 



2 °- 



OO 



o o 

 o tj5 



fr Glouconitic 



_i_ Calcareous 



Fig. 10.1. Cretaceous and Tertiary formations in the Coastal Plain of New Jersey. Reproduced from 

 Dorf and Fox, 1957. 



