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283,821 concretions, how do you measure the Mazon Creek? Assessing the paleoenvironmental and taphonomic nature of the Braidwood and Essex assemblages | Paleobiology | Cambridge Core

Jul 10, 2025 |

By James D Schiffbauer, Gordon Baird, John Huntley, Charles Shabica

| Paleobiology

Non-technical Summary Recognized since the nineteenth century, the Mazon Creek (pronounced “muh-ZAHN”) fossil sites in northeastern Illinois have become some of the most well-known and well-collected exceptional fossil deposits in North America.

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