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that weath, reddish tint of
bwn or light gray to cream color,
commonly have fucoidal marks
on surface, range from small,
golf-ball size to irreg. flattened
ovoid. Some scatt. ones have
D.nic-type silt jackets.
Some single D.nicolleti end
body chambers fat cephalites.
No concentricous D.nic.
(3) 10.0
Silt, as below, weathes light gray,
is gray. A few scatt small
concs as in (2) below 14
lower 4 ft. At top is rusty
bwn weath conc layer which
locally has Limopsis
accumulations.
(4) 10.0
Silt, gray, weathes light gray,
becoming shaly. Some intervals
& limmuse of silty shale in
upper 6 feet
(5) 9.0
Shale, silty, gray fissile,
interbedded to inter-laminated
with silt which increases
upward. At base, odd wood-like
plant stems coming out