The outline of the 20cm (8 inches)-tall creature was imprinted on a long, sloping slab of quarry siltstone, surrounded by other fossil forms. It's thought all were smothered in a turbid flow of ...
Compositional studies of the loess indicate that siltstone outcrops northwest of the Sand Hills were the source for the loess (Muhs et al. 2008). One model proposed to explain these loess ...
The Supai Group, consisting of deep-red siltstone, limestone, and sandstone, is 600 to 700 ft thick. Within these layers are marine fossils, including brachiopods, corals, crinoids, and gastropods.