Glen Rose Formation

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The Glen Rose Formation is a Cretaceous-age limestone and marl geologic unit in Texas, noted for its abundant marine fossils and well-preserved dinosaur trackways.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geologic formation
sedimentary rock unit
stratigraphic unit
contains carbonate mudstones
dinosaur tracksites
grainstones
packstones
wackestones
containsFossilsOf ammonites
bivalves
corals
dinosaurs
echinoids
foraminifera
gastropods
marine invertebrates
country United States of America
surface form: United States
economicUse construction stone source
groundwater aquifer component
environmentOfDeposition lagoonal
shallow marine
tidal flat
geologicAge Cretaceous NERFINISHED
geologicPeriod Early Cretaceous NERFINISHED
geologicProvince Gulf Coast Basin NERFINISHED
hasColor light gray
tan
hasFossilSite Paluxy River dinosaur trackways NERFINISHED
hasOutcrop Dinosaur Valley State Park NERFINISHED
Edwards Plateau region NERFINISHED
Hill Country of Texas NERFINISHED
central Texas
north-central Texas NERFINISHED
lithology dolomite
limestone
marl
shale
locatedIn Texas
namedAfter Glen Rose, Texas NERFINISHED
notableFor abundant marine fossils
well-preserved dinosaur trackways
overlies Cow Creek Formation NERFINISHED
Hensel Formation NERFINISHED
partOf Trinity Group NERFINISHED
region Gulf Coast of the United States NERFINISHED
South-Central United States NERFINISHED
stratigraphicPosition upper part of Trinity Group
underlies Edwards Formation NERFINISHED
Edwards Group NERFINISHED

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Paluxy River hasRockFormation Glen Rose Formation