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Transcription
"Two fat things, just below it are ours"
Accordingly we made out about 60
fat of Oredina of which not more than
27 fat can be referred to the Catarack.
One cannot rely on the succession of
the beds. The Oredina here is a series
of shallow water deposits in once a less
strong currents. It is in the clean white
sandstone that we see the stranded
Lingulas on a track marked surface.
Even so these beds have shale pebbles.
The red sandstones are full of red shale
pebbles and here very near and then
appear beds 2 to 4 inches thick made up of
roundish shale pebbles and small fragments
of Lingula. At least one bed near
the top of the Whitteme quarry there is a
ferropinnid beds that in due appearance
is like the rim red beds of the Clinton.