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with it, that is probably best
that can be had from poor
exposures. Seems to be little
possibility of tracing Stoneville
facies east or NE from its
area - the typical features
appear to be gone by the
Mercurus-Avzuce road. Might be able to
get some stuff along Red Owl -> Opal roads.
Stoneville facies, contrary to
Seagrave, does not seem to contain
much "typical Fox Hills" The
locally some buff-weth.
subgreywethes like those of the
colgate of the Holymenutes beds. These
mostly above the coal-bearing
part. The facies must =
Etk Butte to Colgate, or to Bull head,
as it rests over Pierre with "Mobdyg"
fossils.
Guess as to relations
Hell Cr. clay facies
Hell
Cr. clay
facies
Colo
Stoneville
colgate-like
facies
Bullhead
facies
TL facies
Trind City
Etk Butte