8. Brown shelly limestone full of _Carolia } placunoides_, _Ostrea Reili_, _O. Fraasi_, } _Turritella_, _Balanus_ and nummulites } 2 } 9. Yellow sandstone with bands of shelly } limestone crowded with nummulites, oysters, } Birket etc. Near top casts of _Cardita_, _Carolia_; } el Qurûn also _Cerithium_, _Teredo_, _Ostrea_, } Series _Pecten_, _Pinna_, and echinids. Calcareous } (50 concretions near base } metres) 18 } 10. Clays with much gypsum } 6 } 11. Yellow sandstone with _Balanus_. Bands } crowded with two species of nummulites and } occasional oysters. In places the } foraminiferal bands become highly } calcareous. Below similar, with hard } compact grey bands and occasional fish-spines } and teeth } 24 12. Similar to above, with numerous casts of } _Cardita_, etc., and small _Ostrea_ } 24 } Argillaceous sandstone with thick stockwork } of gypsum and calcareous nodules } 6 } 13. Light yellow, brown, and greyish gypseous clays } 3 } 14. Yellow-brown sandstones and sandy limestones, } often argillaceous. Fish-scales. } } Brown clays } } Yellow-white marls and marly limestone } Ravine 5 } Beds 15. Hard light yellow shelly limestone, in part } (10 marly, in part sandy } metres) 10 } 16. Ochreous-yellow, grey, and white clays and } marls with gypsum } 9 } 17. Hard yellow-white shaly marl with numerous } shell-impressions; much gypsum } 3 } 18. Yellow marly clays; soft yellow and grey-brown } clays, dark sandy glauconitic, yellow, and } black, clays. _Zeuglodon_ remains fairly } common. Shell impressions. Much gypsum } }