Edward J. Petuch is Professor in the Department of Geosciences at Florida Atlantic University. His research spans the geology, biostratigraphy, and invertebrate paleontology of the Floridian Peninsula and the Atlantic Coastal Plain, the systematics, ecology, and biogeography of the western Atlantic mollusks (both fossil and recent) and biotic catastrophe and extinction theory, paleoceanography, and paleoclimatology. David P. Berschauer was the Chief Research Editor of the Southwestern Law Review and has published articles in both law and science. He is the Editor of the journal "The Festivus" out of the San Diego Shell Club, now one of the world's top shell journals/magazines. Mr. Berschauer has been practicing law for over twenty years serving the community in South Orange County.

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• 1. Fundamentals of Southern Florida Geology and Paleoceanography. 2. The Dade Subsea (Suwannee Formation). 3. The Tampa Subsea (Arcadia Formation). 4. The Polk, Charlotte, and Murdock Subseas (Peace River, Bayshore, and Murdock Formations). 5. The Tamiami Subsea (Tamiami Formation: Buckingham, Pinecrest, and Ochopee Members). 6. The Tamiami Subsea (Everglades Pseudoatoll). 7. The Tamiami Subsea (Tamiami Formation: Fruitville Member). 8. The Caloosahatchee Subsea (Caloosahatchee Formation). 9. The Nashua Lagoon System (Nashua Formation). 10. The Loxahatchee Subsea (Bermont Formation: Holey Land Member). 11. Lake Okeelanta and the Belle Glade Subsea (Bermont Formation: Okeelantaand Belle Glade Members). 12. The Lake Worth Subsea (Fort Thompson Formation). 13. The Lake Worth Subsea (Key Largo, Miami, and Anastasia Formations).

Edward J. Petuch is Professor in the Department of Geosciences at Florida Atlantic University. His research spans the geology, biostratigraphy, and invertebrate paleontology of the Floridian Peninsula and the Atlantic Coastal Plain, the systematics, ecology, and biogeography of the western Atlantic mollusks (both fossil and recent) and biotic catastrophe and extinction theory, paleoceanography, and paleoclimatology. David P. Berschauer was the Chief Research Editor of the Southwestern Law Review and has published articles in both law and science. He is the Editor of the journal "The Festivus" out of the San Diego Shell Club, now one of the world's top shell journals/magazines. Mr. Berschauer has been practicing law for over twenty years serving the community in South Orange County.

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• 1. Fundamentals of Southern Florida Geology and Paleoceanography. 2. The Dade Subsea (Suwannee Formation). 3. The Tampa Subsea (Arcadia Formation). 4. The Polk, Charlotte, and Murdock Subseas (Peace River, Bayshore, and Murdock Formations). 5. The Tamiami Subsea (Tamiami Formation: Buckingham, Pinecrest, and Ochopee Members). 6. The Tamiami Subsea (Everglades Pseudoatoll). 7. The Tamiami Subsea (Tamiami Formation: Fruitville Member). 8. The Caloosahatchee Subsea (Caloosahatchee Formation). 9. The Nashua Lagoon System (Nashua Formation). 10. The Loxahatchee Subsea (Bermont Formation: Holey Land Member). 11. Lake Okeelanta and the Belle Glade Subsea (Bermont Formation: Okeelantaand Belle Glade Members). 12. The Lake Worth Subsea (Fort Thompson Formation). 13. The Lake Worth Subsea (Key Largo, Miami, and Anastasia Formations).

Edward J. Petuch is Professor in the Department of Geosciences at Florida Atlantic University. His research spans the geology, biostratigraphy, and invertebrate paleontology of the Floridian Peninsula and the Atlantic Coastal Plain, the systematics, ecology, and biogeography of the western Atlantic mollusks (both fossil and recent) and biotic catastrophe and extinction theory, paleoceanography, and paleoclimatology. David P. Berschauer was the Chief Research Editor of the Southwestern Law Review and has published articles in both law and science. He is the Editor of the journal "The Festivus" out of the San Diego Shell Club, now one of the world's top shell journals/magazines. Mr. Berschauer has been practicing law for over twenty years serving the community in South Orange County.

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• 1. Fundamentals of Southern Florida Geology and Paleoceanography. 2. The Dade Subsea (Suwannee Formation). 3. The Tampa Subsea (Arcadia Formation). 4. The Polk, Charlotte, and Murdock Subseas (Peace River, Bayshore, and Murdock Formations). 5. The Tamiami Subsea (Tamiami Formation: Buckingham, Pinecrest, and Ochopee Members). 6. The Tamiami Subsea (Everglades Pseudoatoll). 7. The Tamiami Subsea (Tamiami Formation: Fruitville Member). 8. The Caloosahatchee Subsea (Caloosahatchee Formation). 9. The Nashua Lagoon System (Nashua Formation). 10. The Loxahatchee Subsea (Bermont Formation: Holey Land Member). 11. Lake Okeelanta and the Belle Glade Subsea (Bermont Formation: Okeelantaand Belle Glade Members). 12. The Lake Worth Subsea (Fort Thompson Formation). 13. The Lake Worth Subsea (Key Largo, Miami, and Anastasia Formations).