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Sedimentary Rocks
Cenozoic
Holocene beach and estuarine deposits
Tertiary: sand, sit, cay
Mesozoic
Cretaceous sand, sit clay
Jurrask: sitstone, shale,
sandsone, conglomerate
Tass: sitstone, share,
sandstone, conglomerate
Paleozoic
Devonian: conglomerate
sandstone, shale, limestone
Silurian: conglomerate,
sandstone, shale, limestone
Ordovician shale, limestone
Cambrian: Imestone, sandstone
igneous and metamorphic rocks
Mesozoic
Jurassic basalt
jurassic: diabase
Precambran
mable
gneiss, granite
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