Bedrock (Inventory)/Massive
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The massive reef is indicated by unstratified limestone. It is poor in fossils (usually only [[Fossils (Inventory)/Algae|algae]] and [[Fossils (Inventory)/Sponge|sponge]]). It is fine grained, light gray to cream colored and may contain many [[Glossary (Inventory)#Vug|vugs]]. | The massive reef is indicated by unstratified limestone. It is poor in fossils (usually only [[Fossils (Inventory)/Algae|algae]] and [[Fossils (Inventory)/Sponge|sponge]]). It is fine grained, light gray to cream colored and may contain many [[Glossary (Inventory)#Vug|vugs]]. | ||
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| + | *[[Bedrock (Inventory)/Backreef|Backreef]] | ||
| + | *[[Bedrock (Inventory)/Forereef|Forereef]] | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 21:58, 3 July 2011
The Massive field of the Bedrock section is used to list stations where massive reef bedrock is observed.
The massive reef is indicated by unstratified limestone. It is poor in fossils (usually only algae and sponge). It is fine grained, light gray to cream colored and may contain many vugs.
See also
References
- Various (June 2004) Core Values Carlsbad Caverns National Park; as published by Bob Hoff: [1]
- unknown (1997) Geology of Carlsbad Caverns Class - 1997 Memorial Day Expedition p 4
