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Utah Geological Association
Abstract
Preliminary Fusulinid and Conodont Biostratigraphy of the Honaker Trail Formation (late Middle Pennslvanian-Late Pennsylvanian) in the Gibson Dome 1 and Elk Ridge 1 Cores, Paradox Basin, Utah
Abstract
Fusulinid and conodont faunas from the Gibson Dome #1 and Elk Ridge #1 cores, San Juan County, Utah, show that the Honaker Trail Formation in these cores ranges in age from the late Desmoinesian through most of the Virgilian (late Middle to Late Pennsylvanian). There is no biostratigraphic evidence for any major hiatuses in this stratigraphic interval. The combined use of fusulinids and conodonts permits the recognition and correlation to the Midcontinent succession of intervals of time, equivalent in duration to individual cyclothems and small groups of cyclothems.
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