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Unit No. |
Description |
Thickness |
26
|
Limestone, tough, shattered, with glades and fragmentary fossils (Morrill)
|
1 ft.
|
25
|
Shale (Florena)
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15 ft.
|
24
|
Limestone, with fusulinids
|
0.7 ft.
|
23
|
Limestone, with fusulinids and few composita
|
1.5 ft.
|
22
|
Limestone, with small flint nodules, crinoid and echinoid remains and fragments of other fossils
|
1.3 ft.
|
21
|
Limestone, flaggy with few fossils: Corals, Composita, Dictyoclostus, Meekella, echinoid remains
|
1.7 ft.
|
20
|
Covered
|
9 ft.
|
19
|
Shale, green
|
2.5 ft.
|
18
|
Shale, maroon, to red in lower part
|
2.5 ft.
|
17
|
Mudstone, conglomeratic in upper part and with Pseudomonotis and gastropods in lower part
|
1.5 ft.
|
16
|
Shale, green
|
3 ft.
|
15
|
Shale, maroon
|
1 ft.
|
14
|
Shale, green
|
0.5 ft.
|
13
|
Shale, maroon
|
1.5 ft.
|
12
|
Shale, green
|
1.5 ft.
|
11
|
Shale, purple to blue
|
0.5 ft.
|
10
|
Mudstone, light green-gray, with Aviculopecten, Myalina and few soft pebbles
|
1 ft.
|
9
|
Shale, green
|
3.5 ft.
|
8
|
Shale, purple
|
1.5 ft.
|
7
|
Mudstone, light greenish-gray, with calcareous shale in the middle
|
1.5 ft.
|
6
|
Shale, green
|
5 ft.
|
5
|
Limestone, massive, tough, light gray, cavernous on top changes laterally to limestone with large fusulinids, Spirifer and Ambocoelia
|
1 ft.
|
4
|
Shale, gray
|
5 ft.
|
3
|
Limestone, massive, light gray, fragmented coquinoids, in two ledges, with fenestate bryozoa, Composita, Pinna, Juresania, Pseudomonotis and small crinoid joints
|
1 ft.
|
2
|
Shale, calcareous
|
0.5 ft.
|
1
|
Shale, green, clayey
|
3 ft.
|
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