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Unit no
12
= UNIT 15 IN
SEC 8426
Thickness(cm)
1520
3300
Description
Coal with numerous
petrified tree trunks
and soil lenses.
Stonewood forest level
(Stone garden)
Yellow weathering
ironstone rich sands.
Carbonaceous and coal
rich at base, becoming
more sandy up section
with lithified (Fe cement)
coarse sand lag layers
Fossil leaves loc. 8421
Cercidiphyllum
Platanus rayboldi
Equisetum
Mehseguiera
Schizale Stevensii
This sand becomes
much thicker to the
west and is the
Ketchikan sand visible
in the cliff face.
Vertebrate locality
#7 Coryphan bone
Turtle
possible Camnode
jaw