International Field Workshop on 'The Triassic of eastern France'
International Field Workshop on 'The Triassic of eastern France'
International Field Workshop on 'The Triassic of eastern France'
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Stop 3.5 - Helstr<strong>of</strong>f (D19 road cutting): Uppermost Muschelkalk (‘Calcaire à cératites’<br />
and dolomitized ‘Calcaire à térébratules’ Fms)<br />
In this stop (see p. 7 for locati<strong>on</strong>), the upper part <strong>of</strong> the ‘Calcaires à cératites’ display a tempestite bed<br />
overlain by small Placunopsis reefs (Fig. 35). The top <strong>of</strong> the outcrop shows the ‘Calcaire à térébratules’<br />
Formati<strong>on</strong>. This characterizes an evoluti<strong>on</strong> from upper <strong>of</strong>fshore to shoreface envir<strong>on</strong>ments. The 'Calcaire à<br />
térébratules' is here pervasively dolomized and was thus included in the Lettenkohle <strong>on</strong> the "<strong>of</strong>ficial"<br />
geological map.<br />
Figure 35: Outcrop <strong>of</strong> Helstr<strong>of</strong>f and detailed view <strong>of</strong> the tempestite bed overlain by small Placunopsis reefs.<br />
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