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14/2
8/24/58
Biel Berry reports that Act dol. sequence
on NNE face of Diamond Mt. enters tongues
and thins into shale + siliceous clasts.
according to P.K.C.
8/24/58/1 - at base lower Cougls (dark
brown) above highest Gaytank graze
at gaytank in fault shiver at gaytank
2 bags
Basil wogea of
action
8/24/58/2 - Sooj. Arnold Ranch House, 2nd gully.
S. crassatitosa zone (probably pretty high)
Zone is about 40' thick here w/ interbedded
silicstones in the clay-silty limestones 6"
lick?
Act gaytank there are at least 4 faults
which cut the gaytank & Wogea gkds.
Many these can be traced into the
everly. E. The "HTC" is a Kmgan
related unit of the same beds.
The major fault cuts the gaytank
from between the old road & the Tank
south by the Allison Panel the
carpholmstone an argalts - appear
equivalent to the middle part of Key's
53 in the gay tank (at gaytank)
The Schist. crassatitosa zone is about
182' above the base, the top there
but the section is divided by
several faults which may thin the
section a little bit. The best
silty dolomites in the "Hed" facies
contain several interbedded
limestone bands & numerous beds of
decorated red mudstone.
Dacian trochus across section here
which is another question as to timing
of the dacag problem are recognized.
Crust. columnals, "Burgess" plates,
and fragm. bryozoans (thongy?)
are relatively common.