• Upper Ordovician (Lower Ashgillian) oil shales of the Whitby Formation. Exposed
  in Ottawa and many other places along eastern Quebec, Ontario, and Western New York State (Utica Formation). Contains trilobites that are often pyritized.
  (thanks to Robert Sensenstein, Ottawa, for this information)
• The Precambrian Animike Group (Rove Formation)
  The Precambrian Keweenawan Supergroup (Oronto Group)
• The Ordovician Lindsay Formation (Collingwood Member, Eastview Member)
• The Ordovician Georgian Bay (Meaford-Dundas) Formation (Humber, Credit and Erindale Mbrs)
• The Silurian Rochester Formation
• The Silurian Lockport Formation (Vinemount Shale Bed, Eramosa-Vinemount Shales)
• The Silurian Bertie Formation (Oatka Member)
• The Devonian Marcellus Formation
• The Devonian Hamilton Group (Bell and Widder Formations)
• The Devonian Kettle Point Formation
• The Devonian Long Rapids Formation
• The Mississippian Port Lambton Group (Sunbury Formation)
  (thanks to Julian Goldberg for that information) .
  
• Cretaceous, Manitoba
• Black shales, Newfoundland/Labrador
• Kimmeridgian, Offshore Eastern Canada (incl. Delta LogR Method)
  

• Cenomanian-Turonian source rocks in Greenland
• Petersen, H. I., J. A. Bojesen-Koefoed, H. P. Nytoft (2002): Source rock evaluation of Middle Jurassic coals, northeast Greenland, by artificial maturation: aspects of petroleum generation from coal. AAPG Bull. 86: 233-256.
  

• Upper Ordovician (Lower Ashgillian) oil shales of the Whitby Formation. Exposed
  in Ottawa and many other places along eastern Quebec, Ontario, and Western New York State (Utica Formation). Contains trilobites that are often pyritized.
  (thanks to Robert Sensenstein, Ottawa, for this information)
  
  
  
• Pittsford Black Shale (Late Silurian, NY)
• Silurian eurypterids from black shales of the Pittford area (NY)
  
  
• New Albany Shale (Late Devonian)
  Ellsworth Shale (a member of the New Albany Shale):
  
• Chattanooga Shale, Late Devonian, SE USA
  
• Uranium-rich black shales, Late Devonian, Arkansas
• Frasnian/Famennian Kellwasser extinction, black shales, NY
• Cleveland Shale, Late Devonian (Famennian), Ohio (where it is a
  vertebrate lagerstatte) and Kentucky.
• Huron Shale, Late Devonian (Famennian), Ohio and Kentucky.
• Sunbury Shale, Early Mississippian (Kinderhookian), Ohio and Kentucky

  
  

  
  
• Parrish, J.T., Droser, M. L., Bottjer, D. J. (2001): A Triassic Upwelling Zone: The Shublik Formation, Arctic Alaska, U.S.A. J. Sedimentary Res. 71: 272-285. Discussion and Reply in J. Sedimentary Res. 72 (5): 740-743.
• Cenomanian-Turonian Western Interior
  
  
• Cretaceous and Tertiary source rocks in the Gulf of Mexico
• Source rock data, New Mexico

• Emeralds in black shales
  
  

• H.-M. Schulz, R.F. Sachsenhofer, A. Bechtel, H. Polesny, L. Wagner (2002): The origin of hydrocarbon source rocks in the Austrian Molasse Basin (Eocene-Oligocene transition). Marine and Petroleum Geology 19: 683-709.

• Photographs of the Kellwasser Event Type Locality (N-Germany)
• Origin of the Liassic black shales in southern Germany (in German), study by the Univ. Tübingen
• Upper Jurassic: Solnhofen
• Hauff Fossil Museum in Holzmaden: Museum homepage, page 2, page 3
• Cenomanian-Turonian black shales in the Münster Basin, fishes, scour troughs
• Eocene oil shales in Messel (Germany) (Overview 1, 2, Senckenberg Museum, Darmstadt Museum, HLUG, fossils, guided tour, UNESCO Natural Site)
• Kerogen-bound and free hopanoic acids in the Messel oil shale kerogen
• The Origin of the Fossil-rich Messel Structure
• Luniger, G., L. Schwark (2002): Characterisation of sedimentary organic matter by bulk and molecular geochemical proxies: an example from Oligocene maar-type Lake Enspel, Germany. Sedimentary Geology 148: 275-288.

  
  

• Carboniferous Clare Shale Formation in Western Ireland

• Toarcian
• Lower Jurassic black shales in northern Italy (Oschmann/Röhl)
• Palynology Aptian-Albian black shales, Umbria-Marche Basin
• Bonarelli (Cenom.-Turon.) level at the Furlo section, Italy
• Mid Cretaceous:
  Ohkouchi, N., K. Kawamura, Y. Kajiwara, E. Wada, M. Okada, T. Kanamatsu, A. Taira, 1999: Sulfur isotope records around Livello Bonarelli (northern Apennines, Italy) black shale at the Cenomanian-Turonian boundary. Geology: Vol. 27, No. 6, pp. 535-538.
  

• Jurassic/Cretaceous boundary
• Boucsein, B., J. Knies, R. Stein (2002): Organic matter deposition along the Kara and Laptev Sea continental margin (eastern Arctic Ocean) during last degalciation and Holocene: evidence from organic-geochemical and petrographical data. Marine Geology 183: 67-87.
  

• Middle Triassic organic-rich strata in Ticino (Switzerland)

  
  

• Upper Carboniferous:
  Fisher, Q. J., P. B. Wignall (2001): Palaeoenvironmental controls on the uranium distribution in an Upper Carboniferous black shale (Gastrioceras listeri Marine Band) and associated strata; England. Chemical Geology 175: 605-621.
  
  
• Lower Jurassic black shales at Whitby
• The Kimmeridge Clay at Kimmeridge Bay and along the Dorset Coast (by Ian West)
• Introduction to the Kimmeridge Clay (UK)
• Lower + Upper Jurassic:
  Sælen, G., R. V. Tyson, M. R. Talbot, N. Telnæs, 1998: Evidence of recycling of isotopically light CO2 (aq) in stratified black shale basins: Contrasts between the Whitby Mudstone and Kimmeridge Clay formations, United Kingdom. Geology: Vol. 26, No. 8, pp. 747-750.
• R. Bucefalo Palliani, E. Mattioli, J.B. Riding (2002): The response of marine phytoplankton and sedimentary organic matter to the early Toarcian (Lower Jurassic) oceanic anoxic event in northern England. Marine Micropaleontology, 46: 223-245
  
  
• Mid Cretaceous:
  Keller, G., Q. Han, T. Adatte, S. J. Burns (2001): Palaeoenvironment of the Cenomanian-Turonian transition at eastbourne, England. Cretaceous Research 22: 391-422.
• J.-F. Deconinck, S. P. Hesselbo, N. Debuisser, O. Averbuch, F. Baudin and J. Bessa (2003): Environmental controls on clay mineralogy of an Early Jurassic mudrock (Blue Lias Formation, southern England). Int J Earth Sci (Geol Rundsch), 92: 255-266.
  

• Lower Silurian and Upper Devonian, Sebastian Lüning
• Cenomanian-Turonian, Sebastian Lüning

• Source rocks in Morocco (by ONAREP)
• Orthoceras Limestone
• OAEIb offshore Morocco (Leckie/Bralower)
• Cenomanian grey and black marls in Agadir

• The Lower Turonian black marls of Mafatma, Tarfaya Basin

• El Albani, A., Caron, M., Deconinck, J.-F., Robaszynski, F., Amédro, F., Daoudi, L., Ezaidi, A., Terrab, S., Thurow, J., 1997. Origines et signification sédimentologique de la nodulisation dans les dépots anoxiques du Turonien inférieur du bassin de Tarfaya (Maroc). C.R. Acad. Sci. Paris, 324, sér. Iia, 9-16.

• Minerals in Palaeozoic black shales
• Barite deposits in Cambrian black shales in China
  
  

India

• Permian-Triassic boundary anoxia in the Indian Himalyas
• Banerjee, A., S. Pahari, M. Jha, A. K. Sinha, A. K. Jain, N. Kumar, N. J. Thomas, K. N. Misra, K. Chandra (2002): The effective source rocks in the Cambay basin, India. AAPG Bull. 86 (3): 433-456.