Eutaw Formation

The Eutaw Formation is a geological formation in North America, within the U.S. states of Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi.

Dinosaur, mosasaur, and pterosaur remains have been recovered from the Eutaw Formation.

[2][3] Archaeolamna A. kopingensis[4] Alabama[4] A lamniform shark Borodinopristis B. schwimmeri[4] Alabama[4] A sclerorhynchid Brachyrhizodus B. mcnultyi[4] Alabama[4] Myliobatids B. wichitaensis[4] Carcharias C.

[4] Alabama[4] A lamniform shark Cantioscyllium C. globidens[4] Alabama[4] Carpet sharks C. decipiens (=C.

)[4] Chiloscyllium C. greeni[4] Alabama[4] A hemiscylliid Cretodus C. semiplicatus[4] Alabama[4] A lamniform shark Cretalamna C. appendiculata[4] Alabama[4] Otodontids C. serrata[4] Cretoxyrhina C. mantelli[4] Alabama[4] A lamniform shark Edaphodon E.

P. mcnultyi[4] Alabama[4] A rajiform Ptychodus P. mortoni[4] Alabama[4] Ptychodontids P. polygyrus[4] P. rugosus[4] Ptychotrygon P. triangularis (=P.

)[4] Alabama[4] A ptychotrygonid Rajiformes indet.

[4] Alabama[4] An alligatoroid Dinosaur feathers have been found in the Ingersoll Shale of Georgia,[6][7] which is a subunit of the Eutaw Formation.

[3] Indeterminate hadrosaurid remains have been found in Mississippi.

[8] Ornithomimosaurs of medium-size and large-size have also been unearthed in Mississippi.

[9] Lophorhothon L. atopus[4] Alabama[4] A hadrosauromorph dinosaur Pteranodon Indeterminate Georgia[3] A pteranodontid pterosaur