On the supposed presence of Prognathodon solvayi in the Demopolis Chalk

While reporting on the mosasaurid fauna of the upper Demopolis Chalk of western Alabama and northeastern Mississippi, Derstler (1988) noted the presence of numerous remains of Plioplatecarpus sp. and Mosasaurus conodon, and a single isolated tooth of Prognathodon cf. Prognathodon solvayi. These remains are of Late Campanian age, originating from within a few meters of the lower boundary of the Bluffport Marl Member.

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Mesozoic
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2025-06-29
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https://doi.org/10.11646/mesozoic.2.2.2
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Marine and environmental studies
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On the supposed presence of Prognathodon solvayi in the Demopolis Chalk

Trevor Rempert, Brennan P. Martens
Mesozoic
Marine and environmental studies
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On the supposed presence of Prognathodon solvayi in the Demopolis Chalk

Trevor Rempert, Brennan P. Martens
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Abstract

While reporting on the mosasaurid fauna of the upper Demopolis Chalk of western Alabama and northeastern Mississippi, Derstler (1988) noted the presence of numerous remains of Plioplatecarpus sp. and Mosasaurus conodon, and a single isolated tooth of Prognathodon cf. Prognathodon solvayi. These remains are of Late Campanian age, originating from within a few meters of the lower boundary of the Bluffport Marl Member.

MesozoicVol. 2(2)
University of Alberta (CA), Case Western Reserve University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Marine and environmental studies
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