page_title: List of the Cenozoic life of South Carolina
section_title: E
hierarchical_section_title: List of the Cenozoic life of South Carolina / E
caption_attribution_description: English: Ecphora gardnerae (formerly Ecphora quadricostata, that name now used for a Pliocene age species only) This is an image from a book published in 1904, Maryland Geological Survey, Miocene, by the Johns Hopkins Press. The illustration was by J.C. McConnell, who died in 1904 before the book was published. See text, p. xix.
context_page_description: This list of the Cenozoic life of South Carolina contains the various prehistoric life-forms whose fossilized remains have been reported from within the US state of South Carolina and are between 66 million and 10,000 years of age.
context_section_description: †Eboroziphius – type locality for genus
  †Eboroziphius coelops – type locality for species
  †Eburneopecten
  †Eburneopecten calvatus
  †Eburneopecten scintillatus
  Echinocardium
  †Echinocardium gothicus
  †Echinocardium orthonotum
  †Echovenator – type locality for genus
  †Echovenator sandersi – type locality for species
   †Ecphora
  †Ecphora bradleyae
  †Ecphora quadricostata
  †Ectoganus
  †Ectoganus gliriformis
  †Ectoganus lobdelli
  Elaphe – or unidentified comparable form
  †Ellipsolithus
  †Ellipsolithus distichus
  †Ellipsolithus macellus
  Elphidium
  †Elphidium australis – or unidentified comparable form
  †Elphidium delicatulum
  †Elphidium discoidale
  †Elphidium fimbriatulum
  †Elphidium gunteri
  †Elphidium incertum
  †Elphidium latispatium – or unidentified comparable form
  Encope
  †Encope emarginata
  †Encope macrophora
  Endopachys
  †Endopachys maclurii
   Ensis
  †Ensis directus
  †Ensis minor
  †Eomysticetus – type locality for genus
  †Eomysticetus carolinensis – type locality for species
  †Eomysticetus whitmorei – type locality for species
  Eontia
  †Eontia ponderosa
  †Eophysema
  †Eophysema ozarkana – or unidentified comparable form
  †Eopleurotoma
  †Eopleurotoma carya
  †Eopleurotoma orangeburgensis
  †Eopleurotoma plumbella
  †Eopleurotoma politica
  †Eosurcula
  †Eosurcula pulcherrima
  †Eosurcula quadriplenta
  †Eotorpedo
  †Eotorpedo hilgendorfi
  Episcynia
  †Episcynia inornata
  Epistominella
  †Epistominella pontoni
   Epitonium
  †Epitonium angulatum
  †Epitonium candeanum
  †Epitonium chamberlaini
  †Epitonium charlestonense
  †Epitonium cooperense
  †Epitonium duplinianum
  †Epitonium humphreysi – or unidentified comparable form
  †Epitonium humphreysii
  †Epitonium lamellosum
  †Epitonium multistriatum
  †Epitonium rupicola
  Eponides
  †Eponides repandus
  Equus
   †Eremotherium
  †Eremotherium laurillardi
  Erethizon
  †Erethizon dorsatum
  Erignathus
  †Erignathus barbatus
  Ervilia
  †Ervilia concentrica
  †Ervilia lata
  †Ervilia polita
  Erycina
  †Erycina carolinensis
  Eucrassatella
   †Eucrassatella speciosa
  †Eucrassatella virginica
  Eupatagus
  Eupleura
  †Eupleura caudata
  †Eurhodia
  †Eurhodia baumi
  †Eurhodia holmesi
  †Eurhodia holmesii
  †Eurhodia rugosa
  Eurytellina
  †Eurytellina alternata
  †Eurytellina papyria
  †Euscalpellum
  †Euscalpellum carolinensis – type locality for species
  †Euscalpellum wheeleri – type locality for species
   Euspira
  †Euspira aldrichi
  †Euspira heros
  †Euspira interna
  †Euspira marylandica
  †Euspira sayana
  †Eutrephoceras
  †Eutrephoceras carolinense
  †Eutrephoceras carolinensis
  †Eutrephoceras sloani
  Evalea
  †Evalea melanella
caption: Illustration of a fossilized shell of the Eocene-Pliocene murex sea snail Ecphora
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