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Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History, Paleobiology
USNM:PAL	Zygobeyrichia ventricornis Ulrich & Bassler USNM PAL82980    United States, West Virginia, Keyser Full Record Details
USNM:PAL	Zygobeyrichia nearpassi (Weller) USNM PAL597498    United States, Pennsylvania, East - Quarry near Lewistown Full Record Details
USNM:PAL	Zygobeyrichia regina Ulrich & Bassler USNM PAL82978    United States, West Virginia, Mineral County, .75 mile east of Keyser along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks; east side of Standard Lime and Stone Company quarries ( 7 ft. below the top of formation) Full Record Details
USNM:PAL	Zygobeyrichia ventricornis Ulrich & Bassler USNM PAL82974    United States, Maryland, Allegany County, east bank of Flintstone Creek, north of village of Flintstone, about 12 miles east-northeast of Cumberland - 182 ft. above base of fm. Full Record Details
USNM:PAL	Zygobeyrichia modesta Ulrich & Bassler USNM PAL82973    United States, West Virginia, Morgan County, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad cut east of Grasshopper Run, a south tributary of the Potomac River about 1.5 mi. west of Hancock, Washington Co, Maryland Full Record Details
USNM:PAL	Zygobeyrichia ventricornis Ulrich & Bassler USNM PAL82975E. Ulrich & R. Bassler    United States, Maryland, Allegany County, along the B & O RR tracks east of Pinto, Wills Creek fm. , 45 ft. above the base Full Record Details
USNM:PAL	Zygobeyrichia regina Ulrich & Bassler USNM PAL82979    United States, New York, Schoharie Full Record Details

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