Stratigraphy of Alberta: Dinosaur Park Formation, Judith River Formation, Milk River Formation, Horseshoe Canyon Formation, Mannville Group

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 35. Chapters: Dinosaur Park Formation, Judith River Formation, Milk River Formation, Horseshoe Canyon Formation, Mannville Group, Elk Point Group, Fort St. John Group, Stephen Formation, Oldman Formation, Rundle Group, Fernie Formation, Beaverhill Lake Group, Colorado Group, Cardium Formation, Peace River Formation, Scollard Formation, Smoky Group, Ishbel Group, Woodbend Group, Bearpaw Formation, St. Mary River Formation, Schooler Creek Group, Alberta Group, Edmonton Group, Winterburn Group, Paskapoo Formation, Dunvegan Formation, Belly River Group, Spirit River Formation, Clearwater Formation, Baldonnel Formation, Redknife Formation, Ellis Group, Wabamun Formation, Viking Formation, Stoddart Group, McMurray Formation, Kaskapau Formation, Montney Formation, Doig Formation, Slave Point Formation, Cadomin Formation, Banff Formation, Saskatchewan Group, Joli Fou Formation, Palliser Formation, Lea Park Formation, Kiskatinaw Formation, Leduc Formation, Bullhead Group, Gething Formation, Debolt Formation, Fort Simpson Formation, Exshaw Formation, Muskiki Formation, Nikanassin Formation, Ellerslie Member, Ravenscrag Formation, Bluesky Formation, Wapiti Group, Eastend Formation, Belloy Formation, Porcupine Hills Formation, Foremost Formation, Keg River Formation, Cypress Hills Formation, Willow Creek Formation, Lynx Formation, Muskwa Formation, Pakowki Formation, La Biche Group, Muskeg Formation, Crowsnest Formation, Crowfoot Formation, Hilda archaeological site, Judith River Group. Excerpt: The Dinosaur Park Formation is the uppermost member of the Judith River Group, a major geologic unit in southern Alberta. It was laid down over a period of time between about 76.5 and 75 million years ago. The formation is made up of deposits of a high-sinuosity (anastomosing) fluvial system, and is capped by the Lethbridge Coal Beds. The formation i...