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These Ads help pay for this site but if you see one that seems inappropriate here such as one that is counter to the pro environmental theme please let me know which Ad and I will block it. Report a Bad Ad' | Fossils In Limestone ![]() © 2009 Daniel W. Reed The Lebanon Limestone that underlies the Cedar Glades of Tennessee is composed almost entirely of creatures that lived in a shallow sea more than 400 million years ago during the Ordovician Period. At one time this layer was covered by hundreds of feet of other sediments which has since eroded away leaving this layer of flat rock exposed. |
Image Type/Subject:
Rock
Fossil
Cedar Glade
Lebanon Limestone,Limestone()
Fossils, Ordovician Period,490 to 443 Million Years Ago()
Media: Photograph
Shooting Location:
Vista Cedar Glade Natural Area, Wilson Co. Tennessee
Canon Digital Rebel XT / 350D Camera, Canon EF180mm F/3.5L Macro USM Lens, 1/30 Sec., f/16.0, ISO=100