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Permian and Carboniferous Stratigraphy Crowsnest Area, Alberta and B.C.

A. McGugan, J. E. Rapson

CSPG Bulletin

... consists of a rhythmic sequence of phosphatic siltstone, shale with spicular chert, and carbonate, which varies in thickness from about 150 feet west...

1964

Unconformity in Colorado Group in Eastern Colorado: GEOLOGICAL NOTES

J. Harlan Johnson

AAPG Bulletin

.... A thin layer of phosphatic nodules and phosphatic fossil casts of organisms. This layer generally means a stratigraphic break, but it may be difficult...

1930

Stratigraphic Architecture of the Tonganoxie Paleovalley Fill, of Northeastern Kansas: Abstract

Howard R. Feldman, Allen W. Archer, Martin R. Gibling, William P. Lanier

Tulsa Geological Society

... that extends beyond the limits of the paleovalley. The maximum flooding surface is within a phosphatic condensed zone within shale immediately above...

1996

ABSTRACT: Pore water redox variability and environmental change recorded by the 1.4 Ga Velkerri Formation, Northern Territories, Australia

Brooke Johnson

The Society for Organic Petrology (TSOP)

.... Abundant chamosite/berthierine cements and grains, early diagenetic phosphatic spheres (often containing glauconite rims and filled with organic matter...

2017

Lower and Middle Triassic Source Rocks and Thermal Maturation in the Peace River Arch Area, Alberta and British Columbia [Abstract]

Riediger, C.L., Snowdon, L.R., Fowler, M.G., Brooks, P.W., Goodarzi, F.

CSPG Bulletin

... beds of the Doig Formation are commonly highly radioactive (high gamma-ray log response) and phosphatic. Rock-Eval/TOC analyses indicate moderate...

1990

Isometric Panel Diagram--Jurassic System: Jurassic

T. P. Chamney

AAPG Special Volumes

... Fernie group. The most distinctive lithology is the dark-gray to black phosphatic shale and phosphate nodules, associated in part with chert...

1958

Abstract: Paleoecology of the Early Cambrian fauna, Smith Point, Western Trinity Bay, Newfoundland

Stephen Schwartz, Duncan McIlroy, Karem Azmy

Atlantic Geology

... and mineralogy. Moldic Hyolithilus appear to be dominant until the middle of the section, where phosphatic forms become dominant. Tommotiids are common...

2005

Abstract: Conodonts and Mass Extinctions in the Phanerozoic

D. Jeffrey Over

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... the extinction of Frasnian conodont species. Conodonts are the phosphatic tooth-like remains of an extinct eel-like organism of chordate affinities. Conodonts...

1998

Sequence Stratigraphy of the Upper Cretaceous Tocito Sandstone: A Model for Tidally Influenced Incised Valleys,  San Juan Basin, New Mexico

David C. Jennette and Clive R. Jones

AAPG Special Volumes

...-bedding. Iron-cemented shale rip-up clasts, quartz and phosphatic pebbles, sharks' teeth, and detrital fragments of Inoceramus and oyster shells also...

1995

New Lithologic Marker Horizons in Ordovician Rocks, Eastern Ouachitas of Arkansas: GEOLOGICAL NOTES

Charles G. Stone , Philip J. Sterling

AAPG Bulletin

... in places by interbedded layers of phosphatic conglomerate. The fragments in the conglomerate beds are gray shale, brown siltstone, blue-gray...

1962

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