Late Cenozoic beds in the Upper Safford Valley, Graham County, Arizona
Van Horn, William Dabney Lewis
Abstract
Van Horn, William Dabney Lewis
Abstract
A sequence of poorly to medium**well consolidated sediments occur in the upper Safford Valley. They consist of lacustrine de posits, herein called the Solomonsville beds, overlain by terrace gravels and alluvium. On the basis of contained fossils the upper Solomonsville beds are post-early Kansan in age. They are equivalent to a part of the Gila conglomerate. The sediments of the Solomonsville beds were derived from a local source area. The faulting which produced the basin in which the Solomonsville beds were deposited was prior to
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A sequence of poorly to medium**well consolidated sediments occur in the upper Safford Valley. They consist of lacustrine de posits, herein called the Solomonsville beds, overlain by terrace gravels and alluvium. On the basis of contained fossils the upper Solomonsville beds are post-early Kansan in age. They are equivalent to a part of the Gila conglomerate. The sediments of the Solomonsville beds were derived from a local source area. The faulting which produced the basin in which the Solomonsville beds were deposited was prior to
Key concepts: Geology, Alluvium, Conglomerate, Terrace (agriculture), Cenozoic, Structural basin, Sequence (biology), Archaeology