1944
DOI: 10.1086/625224
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Ordovician Bentonites in Tennessee and Adjacent States

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“…By extrapolation from well-studied sections in Kentucky, the Murfreesboro Limestone is probably P. aculeata Zone in age (Sweet, 1984). Bed B-2 of Fox and Grant (1944), as much as 12 cm thick, occurs in the Carters Limestone and was correlated by Wilson (1949) with T-2 in central Tennessee.…”
Section: Southernmost Appalachiansmentioning
confidence: 90%
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“…By extrapolation from well-studied sections in Kentucky, the Murfreesboro Limestone is probably P. aculeata Zone in age (Sweet, 1984). Bed B-2 of Fox and Grant (1944), as much as 12 cm thick, occurs in the Carters Limestone and was correlated by Wilson (1949) with T-2 in central Tennessee.…”
Section: Southernmost Appalachiansmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Volcanic ash from eruptions associated with an arc/continent collision was carried by southeast tradewinds into the interior of Laurentia where it fell into widespread cratonic seas. Conkin and Dasari, 1986), eastern Tennessee (Fox and Grant, 1944;Rodgers, 1953;Coker, 1962;Milici, 1969), northwestern Georgia (Milici and Smith, 1969), central Tennessee (Wilson, 1949), northeastern Alabama (Drahovzal and Neathery, 1971), Upper Mississippi Valley (Mossler and Hayes, 1966), Ontario (Liberty, 1969;Trevail, 1990), and Quebec (Brun and Chagnon, 1979). Ordovician K-bentonites were also reported from the subsurface as far west as southwestern Texas (King, 1937) and eastern Kansas (Taylor, 1947).…”
Section: Mid-1930s Through Late 1970smentioning
confidence: 99%
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