Fauna of the Vale And Choza Summary Review And Integration of the Geology An
Fauna of the Vale And Choza Summary Review And Integration of the Geology An
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A few channel deposits and pond deposits of fresh-water origin in northern part of area.
Vertebrates: None found.
Locality FC Sediments: Evenly bedded alternating red and green shales and sandstone gypsum biscuits abundant in shales. Hills capped in western part of area by hard, brown, crossbedded and ripple-marked sandstone. Scattered pond deposits with channel leading to them.
Vertebrates : Plant locality (CZW 2C 45, 5. 37-7. 35) Xenacanthus cf. Platypternus (5); in channel conglomerate Eryop...id, gen. Indet. (1); in channel conglomerate Dimetrodon gigashomogenes (2); in channel conglomerate OLSON: FAUNA OF VALE AND CHOZA 433 Single find: Casea halselU (type) (1); in flood plain red shale (CZW 2C 45, 4. 81-7. 79) Plants: At plant locality, stems, trunks, and branches of thickly spaced trees at pond margin. Macerated plant remains in pond shale. Preservation insufl^cient for determination in either type of occurrence.
Locality FD Sediments: Evenly bedded red shales, rich in anhydrite, green sandstone layers and yellow, rippled-marked, hard sandstone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few channel deposits and pond deposits of fresh-water origin in northern part of area.
Vertebrates: None found.
Locality FC Sediments: Evenly bedded alternating red and green shales and sandstone gypsum biscuits abundant in shales. Hills capped in western part of area by hard, brown, crossbedded and ripple-marked sandstone. Scattered pond deposits with channel leading to them.
Vertebrates : Plant locality (CZW 2C 45, 5. 37-7. 35) Xenacanthus cf. Platypternus (5); in channel conglomerate Eryop...id, gen. Indet. (1); in channel conglomerate Dimetrodon gigashomogenes (2); in channel conglomerate OLSON: FAUNA OF VALE AND CHOZA 433 Single find: Casea halselU (type) (1); in flood plain red shale (CZW 2C 45, 4. 81-7. 79) Plants: At plant locality, stems, trunks, and branches of thickly spaced trees at pond margin. Macerated plant remains in pond shale. Preservation insufl^cient for determination in either type of occurrence.
Locality FD Sediments: Evenly bedded red shales, rich in anhydrite, green sandstone layers and yellow, rippled-marked, hard sandstone.
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