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Volume: 15 (1931)

Issue: 10. (October)

First Page: 1251

Last Page: 1263

Title: Fox Hills Formation in Southern Alberta

Author(s): James O. G. Sanderson (2)

Abstract:

The Fox Hills formation, originally described by Meek and Hayden in Dakota and Wyoming, can be recognized in southern Alberta as a clearly defined mappable stratigraphic unit. It is a marine sandstone overlying a transition zone in the top of the Bearpaw shales, with brackish-water sediments at the top underlying the lowest St. Mary River coal. Its thickness as observed ranges from 21 to 327 feet. It thickens southward and westward. A distinctive faunal list is given and stratigraphic details at nine localities are described.

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