GRD0104S0
110-C125
Grainstone
Unknown
None
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Ritter 154 › Cabinet 3 › Drawer C
Encrinal,crinoid fragments,styolites
Dark gray, granular limestone. Many of the crinoid fragments are reddish. Some styolites are visible in thin section. See also S-112. Original label: Encrinal limestone. Coll. No. 76.
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New York
Lockport
Latitude: 43.2°
Longitude: -78.7°
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Slide 3: Crinoid stem fragment with styolite along right edge.
2.5
plane
Slide 3: Crinoid stem fragment with styolite along right edge.
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GRD0104T0: Large encrinal fragments with sparrite between the grains. Crinoid fragments are individual crystals (i.e. go extinct uniformally). (C. Eichler)
GRD0104T1: Large encrinal fragments with sparrite between the grains. Crinoid fragments are individual crystals (i.e. go extinct uniformally). (C. Eichler)
GRD0104T2: Large encrinal fragments with sparrite between the grains. Crinoid fragments are individual crystals (i.e. go extinct uniformally). (C. Eichler)
GRD0104T3: Large encrinal fragments with sparrite between the grains. Crinoid fragments are individual crystals (i.e. go extinct uniformally). (C. Eichler)
GRD0104T4: Large encrinal fragments with sparrite between the grains. Crinoid fragments are individual crystals (i.e. go extinct uniformally). (C. Eichler)
GRD0104T5: Large encrinal fragments with sparrite between the grains. Crinoid fragments are individual crystals (i.e. go extinct uniformally). (C. Eichler)
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