Field Notebook: Oklahoma 1919
Page 115
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Transcription
493 Again in this case the shale's stratification reflect the shape of the kerogen. This kerogen may have yielded somewhat to the pressure, thus forming the two "lobes" parallel to the bedding. The original piece may have been more regular in shape.