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Man on the Hill

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The Man on the Hill (MOTH) locality of northwestern Canada has fossils that are very well preserved and have had a profound impact on the understanding of vertebrate evolution. The geology of the MOTH locality consists of fine, alternating laminae of light grey argillaceous limestone, or calcareous shale, and dark grey silt to sand-rich calcareous shale, as observed in thin section, and the characterization of the lithology for the vertebrate-bearing strata as an interlaminated argillaceous limestone and calcareous shale. The abundance of cryptic trace fossils and the presence of pyrite suggest that the intra-shelf topographic sag at MOTH had restricted circulation and was generally hypoxic (Zorn et al. 2005).[1]


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  1. Zorn, M.E.; Caldwell, M.W.; Wilson, M.V.H., Lithological analysis of the Lower Devonian vertebrate-bearing beds at the MOTH locality, N.W.T., Canada: insights to taphonomy and depositional setting, Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, May 2005,42 (5).
  2. Hanke G. F. 2008, Promesacanthus eppleri n. gen., n. sp., a mesacanthid (Acanthodii, Acanthodiformes) from the Lower Devonian of northern Canada. It falls within the protective boundaries of Nááts'ihch'oh National Park Reserve, making it illegal to remove any of the rocks or fossils found in the area. Geodiversitas 30 (2) : 287-302.
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