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Group 3:Linn Marshall, Vicki Marshall, Alyssa Allen,

Carrie Hatley, Tisha Crittenden, Mitchell Crittenden, Chase Todd & Tessa Todd

Rock Cycle

Heat/pressure changes

Weather changes

Melted

Weather changes

Heat/pressure changes

Melted

June 6, 2010

Cretaceous and QuaternaryCretaceous (oldest to

youngest)Kiamichi Formation

(Limestone)Caddo Formation

(Limestone with shale)

Soper LimestoneMcNutt LimestonePawpaw SandstoneBennington LimestoneDexter Sandstone

QuaternaryAlluvium

Sedimentary RocksFormed by pieces,

chemical, or biological sediments

Kiamichi Formation - KkLimestoneOldest Cretaceous rock seenFound at the pasture in

Caddo

Kiamichi Formation

Caddo Formation - KcLimestoneNext oldest in Cretaceous Thick layer mixed with shale and fossilsFound behind Dairy Queen in Caddo

Limestone

Shale

Soper LimestoneFound in personal driveway between

Armstrong and Caddo

McNutt Limestone - KbmFound on Armstrong RoadGrayish-brown Found near willow, mimosa, cat-tails, and horse-tail

rush

McNutt Limestone

Pawpaw Sandstone - KbpFound on Armstrong RoadYellow to brownish-redCretaceousFound near willow, mimosa, cat-tails, and horse-tail rush

Pawpaw Sandstone

Bennington Limestone - KbFound at Carl Albert ParkBrownishFull of fossils

Bennington Limestone

Dexter Sandstone - KbpFound at SOSUOrange rock Youngest of Cretaceous that we saw

Dexter Sandstone

AlluviumQuaternary SystemFound at creek at Carl Albert ParkYoungest Composed of clay,

silt, and sand

June 7, 2010

Pre Cambrian & OrdovicianPre CambrianAntlers SandstoneWoodford ShaleGranitic GneissWapanucka

FormationTishomingo GraniteOrdovicianCool Creek &

McKinzie Hill Formation

Igneous Rock FormationFormed by melted

rockIntrusive or

extrusive

Antlers SandstoneFound in Folsom (south of Coleman)Hasn’t been cemented together b/c never lithifiedMostly used for fracing or cardinal glass

Woodford ShaleLayeredFound between Coleman and WapanuckaMississippian PeriodMade from clayFolds and then tilts before it breaks and fracturesAlong the Sulfur fault

Granitic GneissFound on Blue River TrailCourse/intrusive

Tishomingo GraniteBlue River Road 10 Acre Rock

Coarse grained pink granite

Quarry opened in 1915 and found on floor of the capitol

Cool Creek & McKinzie Hill FormationOrdovician PeriodFound at Blue River Hunting and Fishing AreaDolomite limestone

Granite and Diorite SamplesTroy Granite Gran0diorite

Intersection of hwy 7 & hwy 22Medium grained pink graniteCoarse, igneous rock

Found on hwy377Medium grained & grayCoarse, igneous rock

June 8, 2010

Oldest-Youngest Periods SeenCambrian (545-505 millions of yr. ago)

Royer DolomiteOrdovician (505-438 millions of yr. ago)

Viola GroupSimpson Group (McLish, Oil Creek & Joins

Formations)West Spring Creek Limestone & Kindblade

FormationSylvian ShaleButterly Dolomite

Pennsylvanian (320-286 millions of yr. ago)Collins Ranch Conglomerate

Royer Dolomite - CryCambrian PeriodFound on I35Pink to gray in color

Viola Group - OvOrdovicianLimestoneFound on hwy 77Sedimentary rock that has been buckled

Simpson GroupMcLish Formation – Oml

sandstoneOil Creek Formation - Ooc

sandstoneJoins Formation – Oj

Fossiliferous limestone

OrdovicianPeriod

West Spring Creek - OwGray – tan limestones with 3 oolitic limestonesLooks like tombstone formationOrdovicianFound on hwy 77

Kindblade Formation (Ok) &West Spring Creek Formation (Ow) LimestoneLocated on hwy 77Marker #27 visibleOrdovician

Kindblade Formation (Ok) & West Spring Creek Formation (Ow)Fault line is visibleJumbled rock in

no uniform patternOrdovician

Sylvian Shale - OsKeel LimestoneLocated on hwy 77Olive green-greenish grayOrdovician

Butterfly Dolomite -ObOldest member of the upper

Arbuckle GroupAt the boundary of

Ordovician-Cambrian periods

Pink/grayMedium to coarse

grainedContains quartzLocated at Chapman

Ranch entrance

Collins Ranch Conglomerate (Ipc) & West Spring Creek Formation (Ow)Collins Ranch is PennsylvanianFault line is present

Collins Ranch Conglomerate - IPcConglomerate pebbles and cobblesPennsylvanian

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