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Unit no.
13
17m
to dip slope
of rubbly Fe-stom
organic trash in san
layers
Some layers have
a large clay component
Slope is distinctly
rubble covered w/
much Fe stone
Fauna: Tapir
Hyrachius
2 turtles
Allaghallosuchus
Vertebrae seem to occur
near the top of the unit
beneath the mantling
layer of Fe-stone modules.
129d
Many
Vertebrate sand - Locality 8
poorly sorted coarse
to fines beds alternatm
w/f/m seels of SS
1/4 gray weathered
pelbules of A grante, y to
10 cm - 40cm
grit layers
rolled sst sand armored
Fe-stones modules
numerous Fe stone module.
large clay ball clasts up
to 1/2 m , red gray
sand has a distinct
banding where it is well-
exposed. Burins are
limonite brown, yellow,
gray, and mid-dark gray.
Pollen sample from
Clay ball clast at 6.5m
8548F
bands .5 - 3 m thick
Fe stone at 12 m