| Belemnite Marl | Black Ven Marl | Down Cliff Sands | Eype Clay Bed | |
| Green Ammonite Bed | Junction Bed | Shales with Beef | Thorncombe Sands | Three Tiers Bed |
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Fine grained pink-white limestone
in this upper layer
Red-brown, oolitic
,
conglomeritic
limestone in this lower layer
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Yellow-brown sands, often indurated
leading to formation of massive sandstone blocks or blue-centered
doggers
Grey sandy marls in upper parts
Grey silty sands in lower parts, becoming browner and more sandy towards the
top
Occasional nodules and sandstone bands
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Blue micaceous marls with impersistant bands of calcareous
sandstone
Three 0.6m thick bands of calcareous sandstone separated by marls
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Silty fissured clays with thin, irregular limestones and increasingly sandy towards top
Hard, jointed, pale grey mudstones
and marls
Firm dark grey marls and paper shales with nodules and thin limestones
Upper part is brownish paper shales with numerous seams of
beef
Lower part is blue conchoidal
marls with bands of impure limestone and infrequent seams of beef
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