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Flutings in weathered surface of sand member, Whitemud formation.

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1954

Flutings in weathered surface of the sand member of the Whitemud formation. South of Frenchman River near Busse Ranch, Eastend, Sask.

Closeup of irregular contact between "Battle" and Frenchman sand facies

WOK 1-120
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1954

Part of W.O. Kupsch fonds

Closeup of irregular (with load casts) contact between "Battle" and Frenchman sand facies. Whitemud at the bottom. Ironstone layer at Whitemud-"Battle" contact. Murphy clay pit, Eastend, Sask.

"Battle" in unconformable contact with Whitemud

WOK 1-121
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1954

Part of W.O. Kupsch fonds

"Battle" in unconformable contact with Whitemud. Ironstone layer at bottom of "Battle". Neighbour clay pit near Ravenscrag, Sask.

Femur of dinasaur at the base of Frenchman formation in sand facies

WOK 1-127
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1954

Part of W.O. Kupsch fonds

Femur of dinasaur at the base of Frenchman formation in sand facies with conglomerate. Swift Current Creek, Sask. "Corky" Jones excavating, Norman McIver watching.

Cross stratification in sand facies of Frenchman formation

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1954

Part of W.O. Kupsch fonds

Cross stratification in sand facies of Frenchman formation. At crossing of Highway 37 and Frenchman Creek, Sask.

Frenchman unconformity cutting out Whitemud

WOK 1-131
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1954

Part of W.O. Kupsch fonds

Frenchman unconformity cutting out Whitemud. Southwest of Knollys, near Eastend, Saskatchewan.

Frenchman (green sand) overlain by grey facies of Ravenscrag

WOK 1-135
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1954

Part of W.O. Kupsch fonds

Frenchman (green sand) overlain by grey facies of Ravenscrag with coal at base and higher. Neighbour clay pit, near Ravenscrag, Sask.

Basal coal of Ravenscrag burnt to white ash

WOK 1-137
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1954

Part of W.O. Kupsch fonds

Basal coal of Ravenscrag (Paleocene correlative of Fort Union) burnt to white ash; shale brick red. Underlying the coal is green sand of Frenchman formation (Upper Cretaceous).

Small sand ridge formed by animals burrowing through snow

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1954

Part of W.O. Kupsch fonds

Small sand ridge formed by animals burrowing through snow south of Knollys, Sask. See Journal of Geology, V. 50, p.79: Cast of earth formed by pocket gopher. Dirt removed in the process of digging a ground tunnel was transferred to a tunnel in the snow, later exposed when the snow melted.

Freightor's or York boat