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7/29/58/3 - is from about 100 yards downstream on the SW side of the arroya.
The fusulines an Pseudosch wagerer sp and Schwagerina sp, Bryozoan, Brach
and Ammonites.
7/29/58/5 - 200 yards east of 4.
The Wolfcamp is apparently a small fault slice (grauber?) in the Penn. The beds
are in the Penn and Pm below the unconformity (conglo) faulted and
PG. 102
badly folded. Individual beds are not traceable for more than about 50 to 60' if
that far. This is apparently the top of a thrust-sheet according to cement theories
- seems pretty reasonable.
PG. 103
7/30/58
Wm Meuhlberger show J. Phillips and myself the Maravillas section at Ft. Pena,
and the Daggerflat, Marathon (Buttrell Ranch mbr) and Maravillas behind the
Leary Ranch.
Miss Eveland and Davis (Launar Tech) showed us the Bissett Conglo, Upper mbr
of the Capitan, about 2 miles due north of Altuda when we made 2 collections of
bryozoans but found no fusulines associated.
J. Phillips left on night bus.
PG. 104
7/31/58
Hess Ranch
Facies changes in Wolfcamp interval along SE face of Leonard Mt.
The WC conglo thins to the NE, the limestone middle interval thins and the
Dolomite mbr remains about the same, the upper light gray limestone (Coll.
7/23/58/3) is same as that limestone just about the dolomite at the crest of the
Mt.
AIR PHOTOS - first location at top of hill above Sect. 37 -
Sect. 37 cont. (from p. 67)
10) limestone, fine grained, light gray, few recognizable fossils - 17' - 1'-2' beds.
11) Dolostone, medium brown-gray, 1' to 1.5' beds quite porous - 22' top of
ridge. Working east along ridge limestone again began to occur stratigraphical
above this section.
12) Limestone, light gray, fine grained, 6" to 2' beds 32' to top of highest point on
this ridge (about 150 yards) east of line up ridge in Sect. 37, Collection 7/31/58/1
from Anthill below upper most 3' bed.
PG. 105
7/31/58/2 - Anthill just above a sponge reef. Some of the coll. is from reef and
darker limestone just above reef. Hexacorals, brachs, sponges, bryozoans? well
silicified. South side of valley, Hess Horst 3/8 SSW of spring tank. Walked this
unit into King's bed 7, section 22.