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Harebell Formation (Upper Cretaceous) and Pinyon Conglomerate (uppermost Cretaceous and Paleocene), northwestern Wyoming

J. D. Love

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Continued 27.Pinyon Conglomerate and Harebell Formation on southwest face of Gravel Mountain 28.Angular unconformity between Pinyon Conglomerate and Harebell Formation 29.Intertongued sandstone and conglomerate on Purdy Creek 30.Pinyon Conglomerate in "Narrows" of South Fork of Fish Creek 31.South Fork of Fish Creek 32.Pinyon Conglomerate and younger rocks, mouth of Devils Basin Creek 33.Cross sections A-A' and B-B', Gravel Ridge and Gravel Peak 34.Restored section from the Targhee uplift to Washakie Range __ -___ -35.Block diagram of northwestern Wyoming and adjacent areas showing geology at beginning of 36.Block diagram of northwestern Wyoming and adjacent areas during deposition of Pinyon Conglomerate-TABLES .Comparison of data for Harebell Formation and Pinyon Conglomerate .Estimated volumes of unnermost Cretaceous and Paleocene sediments

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Continued 27.Pinyon Conglomerate and Harebell Formation on southwest face of Gravel Mountain 28.Angular unconformity between Pinyon Conglomerate and Harebell Formation 29.Intertongued sandstone and conglomerate on Purdy Creek 30.Pinyon Conglomerate in "Narrows" of South Fork of Fish Creek 31.South Fork of Fish Creek 32.Pinyon Conglomerate and younger rocks, mouth of Devils Basin Creek 33.Cross sections A-A' and B-B', Gravel Ridge and Gravel Peak 34.Restored section from the Targhee uplift to Washakie Range __ -___ -35.Block diagram of northwestern Wyoming and adjacent areas showing geology at beginning of 36.Block diagram of northwestern Wyoming and adjacent areas during deposition of Pinyon Conglomerate-TABLES .Comparison of data for Harebell Formation and Pinyon Conglomerate .Estimated volumes of unnermost Cretaceous and Paleocene sediments

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Continued 27.Pinyon Conglomerate and Harebell Formation on southwest face of Gravel Mountain 28.Angular unconformity between Pinyon Conglomerate and Harebell Formation 29.Intertongued sandstone and conglomerate on Purdy Creek 30.Pinyon Conglomerate in "Narrows" of South Fork of Fish Creek 31.South Fork of Fish Creek 32.Pinyon Conglomerate and younger rocks, mouth of Devils Basin Creek 33.Cross sections A-A' and B-B', Gravel Ridge and Gravel Peak 34.Restored section from the Targhee uplift to Washakie Range __ -___ -35.Block diagram of northwestern Wyoming and adjacent areas showing geology at beginning of 36.Block diagram of northwestern Wyoming and adjacent areas during deposition of Pinyon Conglomerate-TABLES .Comparison of data for Harebell Formation and Pinyon Conglomerate .Estimated volumes of unnermost Cretaceous and Paleocene sediments

Key concepts: Cretaceous, Conglomerate, Geology, Paleontology, Structural basin

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