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Transcription
At another place this
sandstone
shale
gone
sandstone
shale
shale rock
.. .. .. calcareous concretions.
The irregular differences
The small calcareous globules are pretty
all limestone conglomerate but calcareous concre-
tions = sinter.
In places there's an made of j rounder
branching clay stems lying horizontally, like Bu-
thotophis.
At the deeper horizon seen the Jurassic
limestone and sinter
kernels marred over a mudstone. Sand-
stone are all of rare colors therein and
uniform, mixed well mixed. There is also
here considerable slickensiding in vertical
faces up to 4 feet high.
Returning the structure may be interpreted in
two ways. (1) One series of outcrops lies ana