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St. Laurent Formation
Stratigraphic range: Devonian
TypeFormation
Location
Region Illinois
Country United States

The St. Laurent Formation is a geologic formation in Illinois. It preserves fossils dating back to the Devonian period.

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Chronostratigraphy of Illinois
Ph
Cz
Q
Holocene
  • Glacial alluvium, drift, and loess
Pleistocene
Embayment Megagroup
N
Pliocene
Embayment Megagroup
Pe
Eocene
Embayment Megagroup
Paleocene
Embayment Megagroup
Mz
K
Upper
Maastrichtian
Embayment Megagroup
Campanian
Embayment Megagroup
Pz
C
Kasimovian
McLeansboro Group
Moscovian
Bashkirian
Raccoon Creek Group
M
Serpukhovian
Pope Mega Group
  • Grove Church
    Kinkaid Limestone
    Dagonia Sandstone
    Clore Formation
    Palestine Sandstone
    Menard Limestone
    Waltersburg Formation
    Vianna Formation
    Tar Springs Sandstone
Viséan
Pope Mega Group
Tournaisian
D
Upper
Famennian
Frasnian
Middle
Givetian
Eifelian
Muscatatuck Group
Lower
Emsian
New Harmony Group
Pragian
New Harmony Group
Hunton Megagroup
S
Ludlow
Ludfordian
Hunton Megagroup
Gorstian
Hunton Megagroup
Wenlock
Homerian
Sheinwoodian
Hunton Megagroup
Llandovery
Telychian
Hunton Megagroup
Aeronian
Hunton Megagroup
Rhuddanian
Hunton Megagroup
O
Upper
Hirnantian
  • Leemon Formation
  • Sandbian
    Middle
    Darriwilian
  • Dutchtown Limestone
  • St. Peter Sandstone
  • Lower
    Tremadocian
  • New Richmond Sandstone
  • Oneota Dolomite
  • Shakopee Dolomite
  • Є
    Munising Group


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