Total Result: 16 items
Collection
Formula
Locality
Size
Group
Beachrock
20cm
Brachiopod-bearing Siltstone
15cm
Breccia – Angular clasts indicate little transportation from a source nearby
20cm
Conglomerate & Gravels - Gravels become cemented to form conglomerate
10cm
Fossil-bearing Black Mudstone
7cm
Glauconitic sandstone
8cm
Laminated Sandstone & Sand - Sand becomes cemented to form sandstone
20cm
Loess - Aeolian sediment which forms by the accumulation of wind-blown silt
N/A
Loess and Compacted loess deposit
7cm
Micaceous sandstone
8cm
Mudstone - Clay becomes cemented to form mudstone
7cm
Oil Shale - Contains significant amounts of organic material present as kerogen
10cm
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