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glauconitic sandstone

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glauconitic sandstone [¦glȯ·kə¦nid·ik ′san‚stōn]
(petrology)
A quartz sandstone or an arkosic sandstone that has many glauconite grains.


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Fewer than 60 specimens assigned to 18 species were previously recorded from the calcareous glauconitic sandstone of the Maekula Member (Schmidt 1904, 1907; Lamansky 1905; Opik 1937; Balashova 1961, 1966).
At 5,249 feet (1,600 meters) the well encountered a glauconitic sandstone unit with flow to the surface.
 
 
 
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