Marker 28 At this highpoint of the trail, you can find evidence that sea levels eventually rose and the reef front moved toward the basin center. The shallow lagoon that would have normally been behind the reef returned. - Stromatolite - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Marker 28 At this highpoint of the trail, you can find evidence that sea levels eventually rose and the reef front moved toward the basin center. The shallow lagoon that would have normally been behind the reef returned. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-12-04 16:10:28 Open Document File Size: 644,29 KB Share Result on Facebook Facility Permian Reef Trail / trail Fusulinids Closeup / McKittrick Canyon Contact Station / Headquarters Visitor Center / / IndustryTerm chemical and physical changes / marine cement / calcium cement / cement / food / / NaturalFeature Persian Gulf / Reef Forereef / Chihuahuan Desert / Capitan Reef / / Organization U.S. Department of the Interior / Guadalupe Mountains National Park National Park Service U.S. Department / / / Region West Texas / Persian Gulf / / SocialTag Geology Biology Coastal geography Reef Stratigraphy Sponge reef Stromatolite Sponge Coral Physical geography

Marker 28 At this highpoint of the trail, you can find evidence that sea levels eventually rose and the reef front moved toward the basin center. The shallow lagoon that would have normally been behind the reef returned.Add to Reading List