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The Gray Mesa Formation (Middle Pennsylvanian) in New Mexico
W. John Nelson
, Spencer G. Lucas
, Karl Krainer
,
Scott D. Elrick
Illinois State Geological Survey
Prairie Research Institute
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Ancestral Rocky Mountains
66%
Chert
33%
Cliff
33%
Colorado
33%
Cross-time
33%
Depositional Cycle
33%
Desert
33%
Desmoinesian
33%
Eastern Margin
33%
Eustatic Fluctuations
33%
Evaporitic Rocks
33%
From below
33%
Interbed
33%
Las Cruces
33%
Ledge
33%
Lime mudstone
33%
Middle Pennsylvanian
100%
Mountain Uplift
66%
New Mexico
100%
Packstone
33%
Paleoclimate
33%
Peritidal
33%
Sandstone
66%
Sangre De Cristo Mountains
33%
Santa Fe
33%
Semi-arid
33%
Shale
66%
Silica
33%
Siltstone
33%
Storm Wave Base
33%
Sub-humid
33%
Subaerial Exposure
33%
Tectonic Activity
33%
Utah
33%
Water Depth
33%
Wetting-drying
33%
Windblown Dust
33%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Chert
33%
Colorado
33%
Evaporite
33%
Mudstone
33%
New Mexico
100%
Outcrop
33%
Paleoclimate
33%
Pennsylvanian
100%
Sandstone
66%
Siltstone
33%
Storm
33%
Subaerial Exposure
33%
Tectonics
33%
Utah
33%
Water Depth
33%