Field Notebook: CO 1952b
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leaves similar to those in Dakota clay in exposure in Deer Cr. grp. (16) Section up from top of Messrux x-bedd ss. 2.0 Light colored gray argill. ss & sandy clsty with Fe pink sandy layer Disconformity 0.1 Ferruginous shaly ss, calcic. only locally present 8.0 Black shale, silty with Fe[silty] layers in silt grinding in upper 3' to light colored shaly siltstone 2.0 Sandstone, fine gr, platy[clay], brown weather. 9.8 Silty sh.dk gray, lb. gray siltstone, chiefly in upper 1/2 - where thin ss beds also and weathers a-brown to ferruginous. 2.5 Sandstone, massive lte gr., brown weather, Febrown irregular bending may be bedding. Above this slope wash obscures beds in slope. Handcoreled by McDowell 29