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SPONGES FROM THE PARK CITY FORMATION (PERMIAN) OF WYOMING
Magazine article from: Journal of Paleontology Rigby, J Keith; Boyd, Donald W January 1, 2004 700+ words ...region. The evidence is provided by spicular chert, long recognized as a common lithology...for at least half the silica in the chert. Faunas of the stratigraphic units...of dark shale, phosphorite, and chert, intertongue in such a way that... |
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Llandovery Secuicollactinae and Rotasphaeridae (radiolaria) from the Cape...
Magazine article from: Journal of Paleontology MacDonald, Eugene W July 1, 1998 700+ words ...Island, allow the distinction between the spicular haplentactinid subfamily Secuicollactinae...addition to acknowledging Secuicollacta as a spicular radiolarian, two new genera of Secuicollactinae...differentiated from member A by its higher chert content and less shale, with the shale... |
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spicular chert
Book article from: A Dictionary of Earth Sciences spicular chert A very fine-grained siliceous sedimentary rock , the silica originating from the accumulation of sponge ( Porifera ) spicules . Sponge spicules can be an important source of biogenic silica in shelf-sea environments. See CHERT . |
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