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Outcrop 4. Pehoe Member

Anne Bernhardt, Zane Jobe, Donald R. Lowe

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Abstract Outcrop accessibility: easy Outcrop Coordinates: 51.1199°S; 72.9701°W Refer to outcrop 4 on location map The Pehoe channel complex consists of two conglomerate units, Pehoe A and B (nomenclature of Crane, 2004), separated by a 100 m-thick sequence of thick-bedded sandstones and thinly interbedded mudstone units (Fig.4.1A and B). The Pehoe A member consists of the Pehoe A conglomerate and the Pehoe A thick-bedded sandstone and mudstone. The Pehoe B member is subdivided into the Pehoe B conglomerate and the associated Pehoe B mass transport deposits.

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Abstract Outcrop accessibility: easy Outcrop Coordinates: 51.1199°S; 72.9701°W Refer to outcrop 4 on location map The Pehoe channel complex consists of two conglomerate units, Pehoe A and B (nomenclature of Crane, 2004), separated by a 100 m-thick sequence of thick-bedded sandstones and thinly interbedded mudstone units (Fig.4.1A and B). The Pehoe A member consists of the Pehoe A conglomerate and the Pehoe A thick-bedded sandstone and mudstone. The Pehoe B member is subdivided into the Pehoe B conglomerate and the associated Pehoe B mass transport deposits.

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Abstract Outcrop accessibility: easy Outcrop Coordinates: 51.1199°S; 72.9701°W Refer to outcrop 4 on location map The Pehoe channel complex consists of two conglomerate units, Pehoe A and B (nomenclature of Crane, 2004), separated by a 100 m-thick sequence of thick-bedded sandstones and thinly interbedded mudstone units (Fig.4.1A and B). The Pehoe A member consists of the Pehoe A conglomerate and the Pehoe A thick-bedded sandstone and mudstone. The Pehoe B member is subdivided into the Pehoe B conglomerate and the associated Pehoe B mass transport deposits.

Key concepts: Conglomerate, Outcrop, Geology, Geochemistry, Geomorphology, Sedimentary rock

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