Here are some USGS Web pages with more information on conodonts and Anywhere:
Paleontological analyses
Links to USGS capabilities in paleontological analyses of fossils such as mollusks, diatoms, palynomorphs, ostracodes, calcareous nannofossils,etc. Includes descriptive information, technique, equipment, and contacts for each fossil group.
(Score: 0.690)
Early Paleozoic biochronology of the Great Basin, western United States
Publication (PDF format)in three parts on the biostratigraphy and lithostratigraphy of the Ibexian Series in the North American Ordovician, with sections on the southern Egan Range, Nevada and the biostratigraphy of the eastern Great Basin.
(Score: 0.509)
Definition:
Members of an extinct group of small primitive fishlike chordates, preserved primarily in the form of their conelike teeth. Conodonts are the most widespread Paleozoic microfossils and are important for biostratigraphic indexing. [American Heritage Dic. of the English Language, 4th ed.]
