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Middle and Upper Ordovician stratigraphy of the southernmost Appalachians

Thornton L. Neathery, James A. Drahovzal

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Abstract Facies changes in Middle and Upper Ordovician stratigraphy can be seen in a series of exposures on I-59 and Alabama 77 in the vicinity of Gadsen, Alabama (Fig. 1).

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Abstract Facies changes in Middle and Upper Ordovician stratigraphy can be seen in a series of exposures on I-59 and Alabama 77 in the vicinity of Gadsen, Alabama (Fig. 1).

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Abstract Facies changes in Middle and Upper Ordovician stratigraphy can be seen in a series of exposures on I-59 and Alabama 77 in the vicinity of Gadsen, Alabama (Fig. 1).

Key concepts: Ordovician, Stratigraphy, Geology, Paleontology, Facies, Series (stratigraphy), Tectonics, Structural basin

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