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Collection 7/11/57/8 from the zone of #8 + #9
units in section 11. The LS have changed
to Calcudites and much thinner. They
seem to thin rather than being entirely
truncated at Section 13. This collection
is from a saddle on the N.W. side of the
Ridge Section 13 is one.
Collection 7/11/57/9 From Gaptank 1s,
dark gray (uppermost Gaptank 1s) 2
bags, one softer calcide, one of
dark LS. The stream gully on Brooks
Ranch 1 mile west of Ranch House.
Remark - It certainly isn't like P. King
mapped it.
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7/12/57
Sect. 31
Section 13b - Below unit 1 of section 13, there
is an exposure of gray-brown shalw and orange
sandstones. Whether this is a zone in the
gaptank or the Illinoic Calcudites zone is
the major concern. The field evidence (odate)
would suggest to me it is a zone in the
gaptank - (from a vertical distance, dip 10°
to the N.)
1) LS, dark gray, organic fragmental, mostly
brachiopods and crinoids -
25'
2) Covered 20'
3) LS, yellow weathering, dark gray fresh surface,
organic fragmental - see collection 7/12/57/2
1'
4) Covered 12'
5) LS, black to dark gray, organic dark
1 1/2 '
6) Covered 28' probably mostly of LS lith.