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Missouri Dinosaur Site: One of Missouri’s geologic anomalies is
the Chronister Mesozoic vertebrate fossil Site. Anomalous because
most of the state is underlain by Paleozoic or Precambrian rocks rather
than Mesozoic. The Chronister (Bollinger County) site is unique in that
it represents the only known occurrence of dinosaur remains in Missouri.

Chronister Dinosaur Site
Chronister - Missouri Dinosaur Site

Association of Missouri Geologists
Guide to Field Trips - Field Trip 1, Friday, October 6, 2006
Lead by: Dr. Bruce L. Stinchcomb

Chronister Mesozoic Vertebrate Fossil Site Bollinger County, Missouri
     Bruce Stinchcomb: [ Click Here  ]

Chronister Site Investigations:
New Information on the Cretaceous of Missouri
     David Parris: [  Click Here  ]


Fossils of the Van Buren Formation
and the Cambrian–Ordovician Boundary of Missouri
Van Buren Formation
Fossils of the Van Buren Formation
Bruce L. Stinchcomb  [ Click Here  ]
MAPS Digest, April 2010; Vol. 33, No. 1
The Ordovician [ pdf ] 8 MB

Cambrian crinoids
Cambrian crinoids
Cambrian crinoids
Bruce Stinchcomb  [ Click Here  ]
MAPS Digest, April 2009; Vol. 32, No. 1
Crinoids
Articles by: Chris Cozart, William I. Ausich, Tiffany Adrain,
Tom Williams, Bruce Stinchcomb, and Forest J Gahn
[ pdf ] 4 MB

A Few Notes on Amateur Paleontology
     Bruce Stinchcomb  [ Click Here  ]
MAPS Digest, March & May-June 1999; Vol. 22, No. 3 & 5

Videos Fossil videos

Written in the Hills
Geology of the Ozarks, part 1: Click Here
Geology of the Ozarks, part 2: Click Here
Geology of the Ozarks, part 3: Click Here
Geology of the Ozarks, part 3a Cambrian bioturbation: Click Here
Geology of the Ozarks, part 4: Click Here
Geology of the Ozarks, part 5: Click Here
Geology of the Ozarks, part 5b: Click Here
Geology of the Ozarks, part 6: Click Here
Geology of the Ozarks, part 7: Click Here
Geology of the Ozarks, part 8: Click Here
Ozark Stromatolites: Click Here
Lichens: Click Here
Middle Ordovician cephalopod, part 5a: Click Here
Spring River, Arkansas: Click Here
Bruce Stinchcomb

Mr. Darwin and the Eozoon Click Here
a geologic exerpt from Darwin's Origin

Informative Links

Missouri Fossils  Click Here
Bruce L. Stinchcomb, Ph.D.,
Original publication: Rocks & Minerals Vol. 7, No. 6 11/01/97

Paleontology and Geology of Missouri  Click Here
Barry Sutton


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