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Transcription
"The fossil geropys leaves at the source site
are found in its upper half of a 10 cm
stud [illegible] mudstone) siltstone unit
and appears to represent the distal portion
of a Curacer splash deposit that was deposited
in a very poorly developed flood plain mudstone.
After the gins leaf was seen with
Wodenskiella, Platanus y. sapidus,
Arce silberlingii and Fraxiaphyllum
Naturaefolia, and. Deposition in the fluvial
sediments of a splash indicate its flora
has been subjected to some transport,
in two case from the adjacent slopes of
a levee.
Following deposition of the gins-
splash unit the area became
a stable pond before being invaded by
a channel with a subsequent study
sets in turn gave way to distal flood
plain sediments."