| Today Me and Roz hunted some creeks that cut into the Fort Worth formation. At the first stop you can see the alternating limestone/shale layers typical of the Fort Worth formation as they form shelves in the creek. | ||
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| At another stop a little further east and higher stratigraphically. Here we start to see the typical Fort Worth formation fossils. | ||
| Macraster echinoids:
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| Roz's giant
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Also found was a Nautilus (no picture) |
| At the last stop a little further east and higher stratigraphically we are leaving the Fort Worth formation and entering Denton formation. | ||
| Here at water level you can actually see the Fort Worth
limestone dip to the southeast. |
Roz standing next to the Denton formation. |
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