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Title: Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
Identifier: annalsofnewy27191617newy (find matches)
Year: 1877 (1870s)
Authors: New York Academy of Sciences
Subjects: Science
Publisher: New York, New York Academy of Sciences
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MOOK, STUDY OF THE MORRISON FORMATION 49 by down-faulting and down-folding, has protected the Paleozoic and Mesozoic sediments of the district so that they are bounded on the east, north and west by the crystallines. A hog-back capjDed by the Lakota-Dakota sandstones extends northeast from Canon City, and a similar hog-back extends northwest from a point a few miles east of Canon City. The dips of these two hog-backs are steep at their southern ends, but as they converge the dips become less and change in direction. Instead of being toward the southeast and
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Fig. 7.—View northeast from Fremont Peak, near Canon City, Colorado. A indicates locality of the Marsh-Hatcher dinosaur quarry, B indicates the Morrison outcrops in the hog-back near CaQon City. southwest respectively, the dip at the point where the Lakota-Dakota capping of the two hog-backs becomes continuous is towards the south. A short distance north of this point the dip lessens until the strata are nearly horizontal. Oil Creek, a tributary of the Arkansas Eiver, cuts through this flat area, exposing the underlying rocks in a series of cliffs. North of this point a wider valley has been excavated, having the Triassic and lower beds as a floor. This valley is known as Garden Park. The Morrison formation is exposed on the steeper eroded sides of the hog-backs, in the narrow gorge of Oil Creek and its tributaries, and in the

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