... chert from the Neuenmoerbitz gravel pit ... |
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| This pit lies in a stratum of diluvial sands and gravel as it is encountered at several places in the region. It yields various types of silicites, notably of Permian origin (petrified wood, jasper, agates) among glacial matter from the North. Despite of the usually poor preservation, several fossils can be identified, as illustrated below. A detailed inspection has not yet been done. |
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Neuenmoerbitz gravel pit |
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P011Ho, chert with ostracods |
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P002Ho, silicified peat |
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P004Ho, chert with plant parts |
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| P010Ho, chert with plant parts |
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P095Ho, chert with plant fragments |
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P052Ho, chert with Stigmaria imprint |
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| P094Ho, chert with wood fragments |
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P096Ho, chert with ?Psaronius fragments |
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P101Ho, chert with healed cracks |
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| P104Ho, chert with plant parts |
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P016Ho, chert with cracks |
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