List of the prehistoric life of Washington

Precambrian

The Paleobiology Database records no known occurrences of Precambrian fossils in Washington.

Paleozoic

Brachiopoda

Kutorgina fossil (illustration)

• † Acrothele ^[1]
  • † Acrothele sp. ^[1]
• † Kutorgina ^[2]
  • Cf. † Kutorgina cingulata ^[2]
  • † Kutorgina sp. ^[2]
• † Leptobolus ^[1]
  • † Leptobolus sp. ^[1]
  • Cf. † Rustella edsoni ^[2]
• † Micromitra
  • † Micromitra sp.
• † Paterina ^[2]
  • † Paterina sp. ^[2]

Bryozoa

• † Alternifenestella ^[3]
  • † Alternifenestella vagrantia – type locality for species ^[3]
• † Coeloclemis ^[3]
  • † Coeloclemis urhausenii – type locality for species ^[3]
• † Dybowskiella ^[3]
  • † Dybowskiella sp. ^[3]
• † Dyscritella ^[3]
  • † Dyscritella iwaizakiensis ^[3]
• † Dyscritellina ^[3]
  • † Dyscritellina sp. ^[3]
• †? Fistulamina ^[3]
  • †? Fistulamina sp. ^[3]
• † Fistulipora ^[3]
  • † Fistulipora sp. ^[3]
• † Fistuliramus ^[3]
  • † Fistuliramus pacificus – type locality for species ^[3]
• † Hayasakapora ^[3]
  • Cf. † Hayasakapora erectoradiata ^[3]
• † Mackinneyella ^[3]
  • † Mackinneyella stylettia – type locality for species ^[3]
• † Meekoporella ^[3]
  • † Meekoporella inflecta – type locality for species ^[3]
• † Nematopora ^[3]
  • † Nematopora sp. ^[3]
• † Neoeridotrypella ^[3]
  • † Neoeridotrypella missionensis – type locality for species ^[3]
• † Pamirella ^[3]
  • † Pamirella oculus – type locality for species ^[3]
• † Parapolypora ^[3]
  • † Parapolypora sp. ^[3]
• † Pinegopora ^[3]
  • † Pinegopora petita – type locality for species ^[3]
• † Polypora ^[3]
  • † Polypora arbusca – type locality for species ^[3]
• † Polyporella ^[3]
  • † Polyporella sp. ^[3]
• † Pseudobatostomella ^[3]
  • † Pseudobatostomella sp. ^[3]
• †? Rhombopora ^[3]
  • †? Rhombopora sp. ^[3]
• † Rhombotrypella ^[3]
  • † Rhombotrypella kettlensis – type locality for species ^[3]
• † Sakagamiina – type locality for genus ^[3]
  • † Sakagamiina easternensis – type locality for species ^[3]
• † Stenopora ^[3]
  • † Stenopora sp. ^[3]
• †? Streblotrypa ^[3]
  • †? Streblotrypa sp. ^[3]
• † Tabulipora ^[3]
  • † Tabulipora colvillensis – type locality for species ^[3]
• † Wjatkella ^[3]
  • † Wjatkella nanea – type locality for species ^[3]

Conodonta

• † Bythocypris ^[4]
  • Aff. † Bythocypris amsdenensis ^[4]
• † Cavellina ^[4]
  • Aff. † Cavellina coryelli ^[4]
• † Graphiodactylus ^[4]
  • † Graphiodactylus tenuis ^[4]
• † Jonesina ^[4]
  • † Jonesina craterigera ^[4]
•  ?† Neokloedenella ^[4]
  •  ?† Neokloedenella sp. ^[4]
• † Paraparchites ^[4]
  • † Paraparchites nicklesi ^[4]
• † Parafusulina ^[4]
  • † Parafusulina dunbari ^[4]

Hyolithelmintida

• † Hyolithellus ^[2]
  • † Hyolithellus sp. ^[2]

Pterobranchia

• † Amplexograptus ^[5]
  • † Amplexograptus sp. ^[5]
•  ?† Apiograptus ^[5]
  • Cf.  ?† Apiograptus crudus ^[5]
• † Azygograptus ^[5]
  • Cf. † Azygograptus canadensis ^[5]
• † Cardiograptus ^[5]
  • † Cardiograptus morsus ^[5]
• † Climacograptus ^[6]
  • Cf. † Climacograptus baragwanathi ^[5]
  • Cf. † Climacograptus riddellensis ^[6]
  • † Climacograptus sp. ^[5]
• † Cryptograptus ^[6]
  • Cf. † Cryptograptus antennarius ^[6]
  • Cf. † Cryptograptus hopkinsoni ^[6]
  • † Cryptograptus insectiformis ^[6]
  •  ?† Cryptograptus inutilus ^[6]
  • † Cryptograptus sp. ^[6]
• † Dicellograptus ^[1]
  • † Dicellograptus flexuosus ^[5]
• † Dichograptus ^[6]
• † Dicranograptus ^[5]
  • † Dicranograptus hians hians ^[5]
  • Aff. † Dichograptus norvegicus ^[6]
• † Didymograptus ^[1]
  • Cf. † Didymograptus cognatus ^[6]
  • Aff. † Didymograptus extensus ^[6]
  • † Didymograptus nanus ^[1]
  • † Didymograptus serratulus ^[5]
  • † Didymograptus (Didymograptellus) sp. ^[5]
• † Diplograptus ^[5]
  • Cf. Diplograptus ingens wellingtonensis ^[5]
• † Holmograptus ^[6]
  • Cf. † Holmograptus lentus ^[6]
  • Cf. † Holmograptus spinosus ^[6]
• † Glossograptus ^[6]
  • † Glossograptus ciliatus ^[5]
  • † Glossograptus echinatus ^[6]
• † Isograptus ^[6]
  • Cf. Isograptus angulatus ^[6]
  • † Isograptus caduceus ^[6]
  • † Isograptus victoriae ^[6]
  • Cf. Isograptus forcipiformis ^[6]
  • † Isograptus sp. ^[5]
• † Kalpinograptus ^[5]
  • † Kalpinograptus ovatus ^[5]
•  ?† Kinnegraptus ^[5]
  •  ?† Kinnegraptus sp. ^[5]
• † Loganograptus ^[6]
  • † Loganograptus logani ^[6]
  • † Loganograptus sp. ^[6]
• † Orthograptus ^[5]
  • † Orthograptus quadrimucronatus ^[5]
  • † Orthograptus sp. ^[5]
• † Paraglossograptus ^[6]
  • † Paraglossograptus tentaculatus ^[6]
• † Phyllograptus ^[1]
  • † Phyllograptus ilicifolius ^[1]
  • † Phyllograptus sp. ^{[1] [5]}
•  ?† Pseudisograptus ^[6]
  •  ?† Aff. Pseudisograptus manubriatus koi ^{[6] [5]}
• † Pseudoclimacograptus ^[6]
  • † Pseudoclimacograptus sp. ^[6]
• † Pseudotrigonograptus ^[1]
  • † Pseudotrigonograptus ensiformis ^[1]
• † Pterograptus ^[5]
  • † Pterograptus elegans ^[5]
• † Sinograptus ^[6]
  • † Sinograptus rastritoides ^[6]
• † Tetragraptus ^[1]
  • Cf. † Tetragraptus (Tetragraptus) bigsbyi ^[5]
  • Cf. † Tetragraptus minutus ^[6]
  • † Tetragraptus pendens ^[6]
    • † Tetragraptus pendens liber - type locality for subspecies ^{[6] [5]}
  • Cf. † Tetragraptus pseudobigsbyi ^[6]
  • † Tetragraptus quadribrachiatus ^{[1] [6]}
  • † Tetragraptus similis ^[1]
  • Cf. † Tetragraptus zhejiangensis ^[6]
  • † Tetragraptus (Tetragraptus) sp. ^[5]
• † Thamnograptus ^[5]
  • † Thamnograptus capillaris ^[5]
•  ?† Trichograptus ^[6]
  •  ?† Trichograptus sp. ^[6]
•  ?† Undulograptus ^[6]
  •  ? Cf. Undulograptus intersitus ^[6]
  •  ?† Undulograptus sp. ^[6]
• † Xiphograptus ^[6]
  • † Xiphograptus sp. ^[6]
• † Zygograptus ^[6]
  •  ?† Zygograptus junori ^[6]

Trilobita

• † Bathyuriscus
  • † Bathyuriscus sp.
• † Elrathia ^[1]
  • † Elratliia kingii ^[1]
  • † Elrathia longiceps
• † Kootenia ^[1]
  • † Kootenia sp. ^[1]
• † Nevadia ^[2]
  • † Nevadia addyensis ^[2]
• † Olenoides ^[1]
  • † Olenoides maladensis
• † Ogygopsis
  • † Ogygopsis klotzi
• † Pagetia ^[1]
  • † Pagetia sp. ^[1]
• † Ptychoparella
  • † Ptychoparella cordillerae

Chlorophyta

• † Gyroporella ^[7]
  • † Gyroporella igoi ^[7]
  • † Gyroporella nipponica ^[7]
• † Mizzia ^[7]
  • † Mizzia velebitana ^[7]
• † Oligoporella ^[7]
  • † Oligoporella expansa ^[7]
• † Vermiporella ^[7]
  • † Vermiporella sp. ^[7]

Mesozoic

Animals

Ammonitida

•  ?† Barroisiceras ^[8]
  •  ?† Barroisiceras sp. ^[8]
• † Canadoceras ^[9]
  • † Canadoceras newberryanum ^[9]
  • Cf. † Canadoceras newberryanum ^[9]
  • † Canadoceras sp. ^[9]
• † Desmophyllites
  • † Desmophyllites diphylloides
• † Dieneroceras ^[10]
  • Cf. † Dieneroceras dieneri ^[10]
• † Gaudryceras
  • Cf. † Gaudryceras denmanense ^[9]
• † Homolsomites ^[11]
  • † Homolsomites mutabilis
  • † Homolsomites stantoni ^[11]
• † Hoplitoplacenticeras ^[9]
  • † Hoplitoplacenticeras vancouverense ^[12]
  • † Hoplitoplacenticeras sp. ^[9]
• † Hypophylloceras ^[9]
  • † Hypophylloceras (Neophylloceras) ramosum ^[9]
• † Juvenites ^[10]
  • Cf. † Juvenites septentrionalis ^[10]
• † Olcostephanus ^[11]
  • Cf. † Olcostephanus pecki ^[11]
• † Owenites' ^[10]
  • † Owenites koeneni' ^[10]

• 

  Fossilized shell of the Late Cretaceous ammonoid cephalopod Pachydiscus

  † Pachydiscus ^[9]
  • † Pachydiscus buckhami ^[9]
• † Pseudoxybeloceras ^[9]
  • Cf. † Pseudoxybeloceras lineatum ^[9]

Asteroidea

• † Sucia – type locality for genus ^[13]
  • † Sucia suavis – type locality for species ^[13]

Bivalvia

• † Calva ^[14]
  • † Calva bowersiana ^[14]
  • † Calva haggarti - type locality for species ^[14]
• † Clisocolus ^[15]
  • † Clisocolus dubius ^[15]
• † Cymbophora ^[16]
  • † Cymbophora suciensis ^[16]

• 

  Fossilized shell of the Early Jurassic-Late Cretaceous marine bivalve Inoceramus with a human indicating its size

  † Inoceramus
  • † Inoceramus subundatus ^[9]
  • † Inoceramus vancouverensis ^[9]

Conodonts

• † Epigondolella ^[17]
  • † Epigondolella abneptis ^[17]

Gastropoda

• † Anchura ^[18]
  • † Anchura falciformis ^[18]
• † Atria ^[19]
  • † Atira ornatissima ^[19]
• † Boggsia ^[20]
  • † Boggsia tenuis ^[20]
• † Forsia ^[20]
  • † Forsia popenoei ^[20]
• † Gyrodes ^[21]
  • † Gyrodes canadensis ^[21]
• Palaeocypraea ^[22]
  • † Palaeocypraea suciensis – type locality for species ^[23]
• † Pentzia ^[24]
  • † Pentzia hilgardi ^[24]
• † Perissitys ^[15]
  • † Perissitys brevirostris ^{[15] [25]}
•  ?† Pseudocymia ^[25]
  •  ?† Pseudocymia cahalli ^[21]
• † Turritella ^[9]
  • Cf. † Turritella chicoensis ^[9]
• † Zinsitys ^[26]
  • † Zinsitys anassa ^[26]

Decapoda

• † Campanaxius - Type locality for genus ^[12]
  • † Campanaxius raffi - Type locality for species ^[12]

Vertebrata

indeterminate theropod

• Indeterminate - informally named " Suciasaurus " ^[27]

Plants

Angiosperms

• † Fenestracarpa – type locality for genus ^[28]
  • † Fenestracarpa washingtonensis – type locality for species ^[28]

Bennettitales

• † Cycadolepis ^[29]
  • † Cycadolepis sp. ^[29]
• † Pseudocycas ^[29]
  • † Pseudocycas insignis ^[29]
  •  ?† Pseudocycas sp. ^[29]
• † Pterophyllum ^[29]
  • † Pterophyllum palmulum - Type locality for species ^[29]
  • † Pterophyllum rectangulare ^[29]
  •  ?† Pterophyllum sp. ^[29]
• † Sphenozamites ^[29]
  • † Sphenozamites sp. ^[29]
• † Williamsonia ^[29]
  • † Williamsonia aculeata - Type locality for species ^[29]
  • † Williamsonia winthropensis - Type locality for species ^[29]

Cyatheales

• † Tympanophora ^[30]
  • † Tympanophora simplex ^[30]
  • † Tympanophora sp. ^[30]

Cycadales

• † Androstrobus ^[29]
  • † Androstrobus scutulatus - Type locality for species ^[29]
• † Laceria - Type locality for genus ^[29]
  • † Laceria pulcra - Type locality for species ^[29]
• † Nilssoniocladus ^[29]
  • † Nilssoniocladus corrugatus - Type locality for species ^[29]
  • † Nilssoniocladus sp. ^[29]
• † Orthoneura - Type locality for genus ^[29]
  • † Orthoneura longissima - Type locality for species ^[29]

Czekanowkiales

• † Czekanowskia ^[29]
  • † Czekanowskia durabilis - Type locality for species ^[29]

Equisetales

• Equisetum ^[30]
  • † Equisetum sp. ^[30]
• † Neocalamites ^[30]
  • † Neocalamites vaganta - Type locality for species ^[30]

Gingkophytes

• † Baiera ^[29]
  • † Baiera sp. ^[29]
• Ginkgo ^[29]
  • † Ginkgo adiantoides ^[29]

Gleicheniales

• † Calcaropteris - Type locality for genus ^[30]
  • † Calcaropteris boeselii - Type locality for species ^[30]
  • † Calcaropteris bifurcata - Type locality for species ^[30]
• † Microphyllopteris ^[30]
  • † Microphyllopteris gieseckiana ^[30]
  • † Microphyllopteris delicata - Type locality for species ^[30]
• † Paramatonia - Type locality for genus ^[30]
  • † Paramatonia linearis - Type locality for species ^[30]

Marchantiophyta

• † Hepaticites ^[30]
  • † Hepaticites sp. ^[30]

Osmundales

• † Cladophlebis ^[30]
  • ↑ Cladophlebis baja-beeceensis - Type locality for species ^[30]
  • † Cladophlebis crenata ^[30]
  • † Cladophlebis denticulata ^[30]
  • † Cladophlebis impressa ^[30]
  • † Cladophlebis methowensis - Type locality for species ^[30]

Pinales

• Athrotaxis ^[29]
  • † Athrotaxis parvistrobili - Type locality for species ^[29]
• † Brachyphyllum ^[29]
  • † Brachyphyllum cracenente - Type locality for species ^[29]
  • † Brachyphyllum crassicaule ^[29]
• † Conago - Type locality for genus ^[29]
  • † Conago chartifera - Type locality for species ^[29]
  • † Conago fornicata - Type locality for species ^[29]
  • † Conago fornicata - Type locality for species ^[29]
  • † Conago spinosa - Type locality for species ^[29]
  • † Conago tonsifera - Type locality for species ^[29]
• † Elatocladus ^[29]
  • † Elatocladus gracilis - Type locality for species ^[29]
• † Geinitzia ^[29]
  • † Geinitzia dentifolia ^[29]
  • † Geinitzia subtilis - Type locality for species ^[29]
• † Pagiophyllum ^[29]
  • † Pagiophyllum tenuifolium - Type locality for species ^[29]
• † Platycladium - Type locality for genus ^[29]
  • † Platycladium creberum - Type locality for species ^[29]
• † Podozamites ^[29]
  • † Podozamites decrescens ^[29]
  • † Podozamites varifolia - Type locality for species ^[29]
• † Sphenolepis ^[29]
  • † Sphenolepis condita ^[29]

Polypodiophyta - incertae sedis

• † Furcillopteris ^[30]
  • † Furcillopteris oblongata - Type locality for species ^[30]
  • † Furcillopteris serrata ^[30]
• † Sectilopteris ^[30]
  • † Sectilopteris latiloba ^[30]
  • † Sectilopteris newberryi ^[30]
  • † Sectilopteris psilotoides ^[30]

Polypodiales

• † Winthropteris - Type locality for genus ^[30]
  • † Winthropteris ovalis - Type locality for species ^[30]

Pteridospermopsids

• † Sagenopteris
  • † Sagenopteris nilsoniana ^[29]
  • † Sagenopteris panda - Type locality for species ^[29]
  • † Aff. Sagenopteris williamsii ^[29]

Plantae incertae sedis

• † Desmiophyllum ^[29]
  • † Desmiophyllum truncatum ^[29]
  • † Desmiophyllum "sp A." ^[29]
  • † Desmiophyllum "sp B." ^[29]

Cenozoic

Main article: List of the Cenozoic life of Washington (state)

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