Foreign Equivalents.
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/ NEW RED MARL. Red and grey shales and Keuper. Marnes
| marls, sometimes micaceous, irisées.
| with beds of rock-salt
| and gypsum, containing
| _Estheria_ and _Fora-
| minifera_ (Chellaston).
|
| LOWER KEUPER Thinly-laminated mica- Letten
| SANDSTONE. ceous sandstones and Kohle (?) „
T | marls (waterstones);
R | passing downwards into
I | white, brown, or reddish
A | sandstone, with a
S | base of calcareous con-
S | glomerate or breccia.
I |
C< Wanting in ... Muschelkalk. Calcaire
| England. coquillier.
S |
E | UPPER MOTTLED Soft, bright-red and \
R | SANDSTONE. variegated sandstone |
I | (without pebbles). |
E | |
S | PEBBLE BEDS. Harder reddish-brown | Bunter Grès bigarré,
. | sandstones with quartz- | Sandstein. or Grès des
| ose pebbles, passing > Vosges (in
| into conglomerate; | part).
| with a base of calca- |
| reous breccia. |
| |
| LOWER MOTTLED Soft bright-red and |
| SANDSTONE. variegated sandstone |
\ (without pebbles). /
P / UPPER PERMIAN. Red marls, with thin- Zechstein.
E | bedded fossiliferous
R | limestones (Manchester).
M |
I | / Red and variegated sand- \
A | | stone (Collyhurst, Man- |
N | | chester) represented by |
< | [...]. |
S | | |
E | LOWER < Reddish-brown and purple > Rothe-todte- Grès des
R | | sandstones and | liegende. Vosges (in
I | | marls, with calcareous | part).
E | | conglomerates and |
S | | trappoid breccia. |
. \ \ (Central counties). /
NEW RED SANDSTONE.
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