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Lawrence? The base is my notion being a zone
104th circulation against the inference Sturton Rim shales,
18" thick.
First 6 feet of 1.6 inches, then a kettle bed with the stones
ranging from 1 to 4 inches. Then 6 feet also with large kettles
and more a len notion. Then 80 feet more with zone
and shale
of these large pebbles and many black flinty pebbles.
For about 65 feet of lighter colored beds with dark
zone but distinct conglomerate of any kind. Then 40 feet
with smaller and larger pebbles. No shale up to this
point, all heavily bedded sorts of conglomerate and
sandstones. Now the series goes thence bedded and has
very thin shale zones but the pebbles for that half, the size
runs to top about 350 feet. Set order in upper part,
This gives a thickness of 540 feet and if anything my
estimates are under the small. The Penn. Lurry has 460'.
The Penn. Lurry makes two zones: 1 Oreida
Oreida Conglomerate sandstone 290 feet
* lower conglomerate 170
460
To me this is all one series. Looked carefully
in Anthrophyces, but found none. It's Lawrence,
unmistakably = Lawrence unit.