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The upper three-fourths of the White Pine Group (Late Mississippian) at four widely separated and representative sections in eastern Nevada is characterized by illitic mixed-layer clay, whereas the lower fourth is characterized by well-crystallized illite and, at two of the four sections, by dolomite. These distinctive mineral assemblages meet at a sharply defined, easily determinable boundary that can serve as a stratigraphic marker within this thick, in places poorly exposed, commonly lithologically similar sequence. This boundary can be extended westward to a fifth section if one accepts that the clay minerals in the fifth locality have been affected by incipient metamorphism.
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