Z Part 3-Using the cross-section provided on the next page with the accompanying information, answer questions for parts A-D. Lithology and Symbol Key Rock Type Symbol Schist Rock Type Symbol Siltstone Granite xxx Shale X Conglomerate Sandstone Contact Metamorphism 0 Ig E U H Z R M W Limestone Basalt Unconformity W Age Information Fossils in U are lower Eocene • Fossils in C are Middle Pennsylvanian Fossils in V are lower Ordovician Fossils in R are 450 Ma Zircon crystals in D are 600Ma Zircon crystals in L are 260Ma Zircon grains in H are 750Ma Zircon crystals in D clast w/in P are 600Ma 3C-Constrain the age, create an age bracket for the events listed in the table below. Include in you answer how you determined which age to use for the brackets you crated. Event/Unit Age bracket for the nonconformity How much missing time does the nonconformity represent? Folding of the Paleozoic rocks Formation of H Numerical Age Bracket

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