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THE ANDES OF SOUTH AMERICA 579<br />

parts of Colombia and Venezuela. They usually pass upwards without a<br />

break into similar beds believed to be Lower Cretaceous. On the east side<br />

of the Central Cordillera of Colombia, however, the red beds are overlapped<br />

by Lower Cretaceous strata dated to the Barremian at latest (Trumpy,<br />

1943). The thickness of the red beds is usually about 2500 m. in east<br />

FIG. 94.—The chief marine Jurassic outcrops of South America. After Stose,<br />

1950.<br />

Peru and east Equador, and from 500 m. to 3000 m. in Colombia and<br />

Venezuela, but in the Cesar Valley in the north of Colombia it exceeds<br />

4000 m. (For east Peru see Huff, 1949; for east Equador, Tschopp,<br />

1945; for Colombia and Venezuela, Oppenheim, 1940, Trumpy, 1943;<br />

general, Hedberg, 1942).<br />

In the areas of marine deposition, correspondence of the South American<br />

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