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DOI: 10.4095/107642
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Geology, Drumheller, West of Fourth Meridian, Alberta

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“…This group is non¬ marine and was formed by deposition of sediments in deltaic, estuarine and flood plain environments. Fine-grain¬ ed argillaceous sandstones, siltstones, sandy shales, shales with intermixed ironstone layers, calcareous sand¬ stones, carbonaceous shales and coal are typical of the Edmonton Group (Irish 1967(Irish , 1970. Bentonite is an important component of the sediments and forms bentonitic clays, shales and sandstones.…”
Section: Physiography and Geologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This group is non¬ marine and was formed by deposition of sediments in deltaic, estuarine and flood plain environments. Fine-grain¬ ed argillaceous sandstones, siltstones, sandy shales, shales with intermixed ironstone layers, calcareous sand¬ stones, carbonaceous shales and coal are typical of the Edmonton Group (Irish 1967(Irish , 1970. Bentonite is an important component of the sediments and forms bentonitic clays, shales and sandstones.…”
Section: Physiography and Geologymentioning
confidence: 99%