Fossil group
Conodonts
Microflora & algae · Cambrian – Triassic
Microscopic, tooth-like phosphatic elements — the feeding apparatus of an extinct, eel-shaped early vertebrate. Because they evolved fast and are found worldwide, they are the premier index microfossils from the Cambrian to the end-Triassic.
A broad fossil group rather than a single taxon — the units below record it among their fauna or flora.
Recorded in these units
10- Baroghil Group Ordovician–Silurian Paleozoic
- Panjpir Formation Middle Ordovician(?) to Late Silurian Paleozoic
- Jafar Kandao Formation Late Devonian (Famennian) to Mid-Carboniferous (Westphalian) Paleozoic
- Margach Formation Devonian–Carboniferous Paleozoic
- Nowshera Formation Early Devonian Paleozoic
- Shogram Formation Middle–Late Devonian Paleozoic
- Borom Formation Early to Middle Triassic Mesozoic
- Kashala Formation Triassic Mesozoic
- Mianwali Formation Early Triassic (Induan-Olenekian) Mesozoic
- Zait Limestone Triassic Mesozoic
Found alongside
21Other fossils recorded in the same units.