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b. Veniella - spiriola layer, abt Tenzo
15 feet below first & consisting
of a layer of red ss cones
Containing many fossils, Mostly
Veniella at east western end of
outcrop pattern- spiriola added toward
Ant Hills & finally some Sphenodiscus
on west eastown edge of Ant Hills
or northward. Layer quite persi
ant Throughout Ant Hills to
Walters Ranch abt 3/4 of dist to
western end of outcrop pattern
c. 3rd layer 15' below and.
A layer of Grey punkey jacket
buff cones. At east western edge
of outcrop not yet known if
present, Present castward at
Walker place but not fossiliferous
(except for charactk bored jackets)
At Gunn place on western
margin of the Ant Hills the
bryozoans characteristic of the
fossiliferous cones appear with the
first few fossils (Inoceramus flow)