Dakota Formation
Dakota Formation proper noun: a Cretaceous-age sedimentary rock unit in central and western North America, composed mainly of sandstone, mudstone, clay, and shale layers deposited in river, delta, and shallow marine environments.
Proper noun
the Dakota Formation
- A Cretaceous-age sedimentary rock unit in central and western North America, composed mainly of sandstone, mudstone, clay, and shale layers deposited in river, delta, and shallow marine environments.
- Synonyms:
- Dakota Group
Synonyms of Dakota Formation
Questions about Dakota Formation
- What does Dakota Formation mean?
- Dakota Formation means a Cretaceous-age sedimentary rock unit in central and western North America, composed mainly of sandstone, mudstone, clay, and shale layers deposited in river, delta, and shallow marine environments.
- What part of speech is Dakota Formation?
- Dakota Formation is a proper noun.
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