FIGURE 1 in New records of eutherian mammals from the Goler Formation (Tiffanian, Paleocene) of California and their biostratigraphic and paleobiogeographic implications

FIGURE 1. Map of California (inset) with location of study area shaded and outcrop map of member 3 and member 4 of the Goler Formation within the El Paso Mountains (adapted from Cox, 1982; Cox and Diggles, 1986) showing location of sites discussed in text; members 1–2 not shown. Numbers refer to a specific site or group of sites within a limited geographic area, with the numerical order reflecting the approximate stratigraphic sequence of localities referred to in the text. Open circles are areas where strata at a specific site underwent paleomagnetic analysis; results presented in Albright et al. (2009). 1, Red Flat area (V201014, V201122); 2, Grand Canyon area (V200508, V200510, V200706, V200802, V200804); 3, Land of Oz (V200001); 4, Phenacodus Pocket area (V200603, V200612); 5, R-Z Zone area (V200303, V200304, V200702); 6, Laudate Discovery Site area (V94014, V94133); 7, Edentulous Jaw Site (V98012); 8, Primate Gulch (V200202); 9, Lone Tooth (V200704); 10, Butte Tooth (V200613); 11, Honey Pot (V200120); 12, Shark Site (V200307).