The Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference on Creationism (2018)

Whitmore and Garner ◀ The Coconino Sandstone ▶ 2018 ICC 606 Figure 33. Sometimes small brown nodules can “fall out” of the Coconino sand leaving a crater-like pit. These nodules are from Capitol Butte in the Sedona area (photo by Guy Forsythe 0205-2017). The nodules we tested had a significant calcite component (red in the thin section scan, RS 2017). The brown may be siderite or dolomite. Figure 34. “Raindrop” prints associated with small horizontal burrows. The circular features in this block of Coconino appeared as though they might be exit/entry burrows (notice that some of the burrows terminate at the circular features). Some of the circular features can resemble “raindrop” prints, as in B. They occurred on dozens of thin laminae through about a meter or so of rock. All the photos were taken in a single block of float (with Toroweap Formation on top) at Lone Cedar camp (mile 23.5) along the Colorado River. Photos by JHW 0151-2017, 0141-2017, 0138-2017, 0149-2017.