Lexicon of Antarctic Stratigraphic Names Introduced by Members of United States Expeditions (1972) / Chapter Skim
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2 . Definit ion "Beneath the sands tone of Pyramid Mountain is a section composed largely of yellowish-gr ef cros sbedded coarse-grained sands tone , whiCh weathers to s lopes and ledges and which we will call the s ands tone of New !
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Gonzalez Videla , Mol ina Po int , the nor thern end of Penguin Island , and in coastal exposures between the Base and Canelo Point . " (Scott , 523)
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b . Thickness Tens of thous ands of feet ( at leas t 900 m at type section)
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b . Thickness 550 feet plus c .
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b . Thickness 5 - 1000 fee t in the Ne ptune Range c .
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c . Re lation to other units Intrude s Patuxent Format ion d .
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4 . Remarks Pecora Formation correlates wi th Weller Sands tone in Rosa Sea area , Mount Glossopteris Formation in Horlick Mountains , Polaratar Format ion in E llsworth Mountains and Theron and Whichaway Formations in Coates Land (Williams , 1463 )
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2 . Definit ion "The youDgeat known bedrock formtion in the mountains crops out only in the northeas tern Sentine l Range .
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