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Identification Statistics > State fossil > Age (most recent) by state

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States (A to Z) Description
Alabama Eocene
Alaska Pleistocene
Arizona Triassic
California Pleistocene
Colorado Jurassic
Connecticut Jurassic
Delaware Cretaceous
District of Columbia Cretaceous
Florida Eocene
Georgia Cretaceous–
Miocene
Idaho Pliocene
Illinois Pennsylvanian
Indiana Late Pleistocene
Kentucky Ordovician–
Pennsylvanian
Louisiana Oligocene
Maine Devonian
Maryland Miocene
Massachusetts Jurassic
Michigan Holocene
Minnesota Pleistocene
Mississippi Eocene
Missouri Pennsylvanian
Montana Cretaceous
Nebraska Pleistocene
Nevada Triassic
New Jersey Cretaceous
New Mexico Triassic
New York Silurian
North Dakota Paleocene
Ohio Ordovician
Oklahoma Jurassic
Oregon Eocene
Pennsylvania Devonian
South Dakota Cretaceous
Tennessee Cretaceous
Texas Cretaceous
Utah Jurassic
Vermont Pleistocene
Virginia Caenozoic
Washington Pleistocene
West Virginia Late Pleistocene
Wisconsin Ordovician–
Silurian
Wyoming Eocene


SOURCE: Wikipedia: List of U.S. state fossils

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