EH Field Trip 2 (Lab 11)

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erricoc  on May 9, 2012

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Earth History

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Ordovician to Silurian Earth History of Northern Cumberland Valley and North Mountain

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EH Field Trip 2 (Lab 11)

Tuscarora Formation
Early Silurian; light colored sedimentary rock, with well- to poorly-rounded sand-sized grains of quartz. Usually signals moderate energy depositional environment (e.g. large river).
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Tuscarora Formation Early Silurian; light colored sedimentary rock, with well- to poorly-rounded sand-sized grains of quartz. Usually signals moderate energy depositional environment (e.g. large river).
Juniata Formation Late Ordovician; dark to light red, clastic sedimentary rod, with well- to poorly-rounded and sand-sized grains of quartz and feldspar. Usually signals moderate energy depositional environment (e.g. large river).
Martinsburg Formation Middle Ordovician; fine-grained, clastic sedimentary rock, usually deposited in quiet water (low energy) environments like lakes or if marine below wave-base
Chambersburg Formation Early-Middle Ordovician; limestone with interbedded thin bands of meta-bentonite and shale

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