Named Salvisa [bed] of Perryville [member] of Lexington (Trenton) [formation]. Dove-colored limestone with "birdseye" characteristics; fine grained and usually exhibits a conchoidal fracture. Underlain by Faulconer [bed] and overlain by Cornishville [bed] of Perryville [member].
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Designated Salvisa bed of Perryville member of Lexington (Trenton) formation. Light colored, fine grained, compact "birdseye" limestone. Maximum of 20 ft in thickness. Underlain by Faulconer bed of Perryville member; overlain by Cynthiana member of Cincinnati formation.
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Designated Salvisa Bed of Perryville Limestone Member of Lexington Limestone. "Limestone, light-gray to yellowish-gray, cryptograined, subconchoidal fracture; contains small rods and specks of clear calcite; interbedded with brownish-gray to olive-gray micrograined limestone in even to slightly irregular beds mostly 0.8 to 1.0 foot thick. Contains some limy shale, having chocolate-brown to brownish-gray partings." 0 to 19 ft thick. Underlain by and grades laterally into Tanglewood Member of Lexington Limestone; overlain by Cornishville Bed of Perryville.
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Comprehensive general description of Salvisa Bed including lithology, paleontology, areal distribution, environment of deposition, and stratigraphic setting.
Source: GNU records (USGS DDS-6; Reston GNULEX).
Comprehensive general description of Salvisa Bed. Includes information about history of name, lithology, thickness, areal distribution, and stratigraphic setting.
Source: GNU records (USGS DDS-6; Reston GNULEX).
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