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| Title | File:"Mcqueenoceras cariniferum" is an extinct cephalopod (a member of the group including squids and octopi) that lived during the (12feda3c-f838-4f3e-984c-eadb8cb13e7f).png |
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| Commons page id | 105590472 |
| Category | Coloring pages |
| Description on Commons | line drawing of a free swimming cephalopod with a straight conical shell "Mcqueenoceras cariniferum" is an extinct cephalopod (a member of the group including squids and octopi) that lived during the Ordovician. Fossils of "Mcqueenoceras" have been found at Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historical Park, Maryland. Keywords: geology; paleontology; kids; fossils |
| Creator credit (Artist) | NPS image |
| Credit line | NPGallery |
| Date on Commons | Taken on 26 August 2020 |
| Licence (LicenseShortName) | Public domain — see the licence page |
| Usage terms | Public domain |
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| Height (pixels) | 2,550 |
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