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English: Layers of Warrior limestone composed of cryptozoon undulatum Bassler, five layers of cryptozoons in about 3 feet of thickness; quarry 1/4 mile east of Bakers Summit in the southwestern part of the Holidaysburg quadrangle, looking southeast. Bedford County, Pennsylvania. 1924. Plate 7 in U.S. Geological Survey. Folio 227. 1945. |
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| Source | butc1162, Layers of Warrior limestone composed of cryptozoon undulatum Bassler, five layers of cryptozoons in about 3 feet of thickness; quarry at Bakers Summit in the southwestern part of the Holidaysburg quadrangle, looking southeast. Bedford County, Pennsylvania. 1924. |
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