Snail (Gastropod), two incomplete bellerophontid snails
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Lime Creek Formation.
Platyceras parvum, three shells
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Plattsburg Limestone; Member: Spring Hill Limestone.
Urosalpinx rusticus, 25 shells - high-spired
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Eastover Formation.
Snails (Turritella mortoni) internal casts (x2)
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Aquaia Formation.
Scaphella mutabilis, 14 elongated high-spired shells
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Eastover Formation.
Tectonica pusilla, approx. 320 very small shells
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Raysor Marl.
Clavilithes aff. abruptus, partial large steinkern
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Santee Limestone.
Calliostoma philanthropus, nine high spired shells
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Eastover Formation.
Straparolus sp., two incomplete steinkerns and one snail shell
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Lime Creek Formation.
Goniobasis tenera, chet packed with silicified gastropods and steinkerns
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Green River Formation.
Polinices sp., two large almost spherical shells
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Etchegoin Formation.
Turritella variabilis, three incomplete variables
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Eastover Formation.
Trepospira depressa, low conical shell
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Graham Formation; Wayland shale member.
Verconella hella, elongated fusiform shells with a high spire and pointed apex, two shells
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Stone City Formation.
Cancellaria patuxertia, high-spired shells
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Eastover Formation.
Sigaretus fragilis, partially crushed shell
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Eastover Formation.
Nassa trivittatoides, high-spired small shells
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Eastover Formation.
Fissuridea marylandica, three small limpets
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Eastover Formation.
Fusinus caloosaensis, small shell with a high conical spire, body whorl tapers to a long narrow siphonal canal
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Caloosahatche Formation.