Stenomylus Quarry

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Stenomylus Quarry is a notable fossil site in Nebraska known for its exceptionally well-preserved remains of the small prehistoric camel Stenomylus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fossil site
paleontological site
containsFossilTaxon Stenomylus NERFINISHED
Stenomylus hitchcocki NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
discoveredIn early 20th century
ecosystemType ancient grassland environment
excavatedBy paleontologists from the University of Nebraska State Museum
formationEnvironment fluvial and overbank deposits
fossilPreservation articulated skeletons
mass death assemblage
geologicalAge Hemingfordian North American Land Mammal Age NERFINISHED
geologicalPeriod Early Miocene
hasCoordinateRegion northwestern Nebraska
hasFossilType camelid fossils
mammal fossils
knownFor exceptionally well-preserved fossils of Stenomylus
fossil assemblage of small prehistoric camels
locatedIn Garden County, Nebraska NERFINISHED
Nebraska
managedBy Agate Fossil Beds National Monument NERFINISHED
namedAfter Stenomylus NERFINISHED
near Agate Fossil Beds NERFINISHED
partOf Ash Hollow Formation NERFINISHED
region Great Plains
researchField vertebrate paleontology
significance important for understanding Early Miocene faunas of the Great Plains
provides detailed information on the anatomy of small camelids
usedFor public education about prehistoric life
scientific research

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Stenomylus fossilSite Stenomylus Quarry