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[[stamped]] 0786 [[/stamped]] [[left margin encircled]] 9 [[/left margin encircled]] October 5. Section 1 mile west of Tusseyville on U.S. 322. Measurements from Kay. [[image - in left margin drawing of geologic column as follows]] | I would put the basal 8' of Rodman with the lower | beds on lithology. _________| | Rodman - Basal 8' with thin black chert and light-gray- | weathering thin layers. Upper 18' dark gray, drab, not bluish, 26' | brackley very dark gray ls. Surfaces peppered with animal | debris A bentonite 10' below top not in Kay's section Bilobia, | Oxoplecia, _________| 44' | Centre Hall - Shaly weathering, blue-weathering dark gray | limestone | Doleroides, Ancistrorhyncha, Strophomena, Maclurites C, | Hesperorthis, Some mottled worn tube layers. _________| 8' | Bentonite _________| 18' | Oak Hall - Dark gray, hackly fracturing limestone with heavy, | angular ledged blue gray weathered surface. Surfaces _________| 6" | Benton rough. Carnarocladia or worm-borings not frequent. _________| ^[[but present]] Hesperorthis. Snails common Sowerbyella, 39' | Nidilites (like in Lebanon). Maclurites. _________| 26' | Stover - Blue gray weathering, very dark gray limestone | moderately heavy-ledged with some worm-bored layers like the | main mass in the RR cut at Pemberton. Thin layers of | calcarenite at top. Cryptophragamus in lower part, large | Zygospira and Rostricellula at top. Strophonema [[/image]]