Cutler Formation (historical usage)
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The Cutler Formation (historical usage) is an outdated stratigraphic unit name once applied to a thick sequence of Permian-age sedimentary rocks in the southwestern United States, now commonly subdivided into formations such as the Cedar Mesa Sandstone.
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| Label | Occurrences |
|---|---|
| Cutler Formation (historical usage) canonical | 1 |
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