ABOUT
Fossils of Los Angeles is an initiative of the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County department of Invertebrate Paleontology to digitize common local marine fossils in their paleontological collections. Fossils of Los Angeles leverages the availability of digital images and online media to build a greater awareness and appreciation of Los Angeles past biodiversity, as well as provide a web resource for the scientific and education community in which common fossils of southern California can be simply and rapidly identified.
IMAGE GALLERIES
Pleistocene
- Acteocina harpa
- Amphissa reticulata
- Antiplanes thalea
- Epilucina californicus
- Caryophyllia arnoldi
- Epitonium tinctum
- Chlamys opuntia
- Conus californicus
- Leopecten diegensis
- Bittium attenuatum
- Limatula saturna
- Boreotrophon eucymatus
- Oenopota reticulata
- Laqueus vancouverensis
Timms Point Silt
LACMIP 66-255
- Barleeia haliotiphila
Timms Point Silt
Palos Verdes Sand
San Pedro Sand
Miocene
- Astrodapsis davisi
- Dendraster ashleyi
- Astrodapsis spatiosus
- Astrodapsis whitneyi
- Astrodapsis antiselli
Copyright
The images on this website are Copyright ©2015-2017 Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. If you would like to seek permission to use any of the images for your own purposes, contact ahendy@nhm.org and describe your proposed usage.