Talk:Corallian Group
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Two of the three given references are now dead and much of the material is unreferenced and some seems doubtful. Is Corallian Limestone a synonym for the Corallian Group as the intro would suggest - I suspect not. The Corallian Group contains multiple rock units with different lithologies, only some of which are limestone. Perhaps someone who has a better acquaintance than me with this part of the geological succession might take a closer look. thanks Geopersona (talk) 08:20, 2 May 2022 (UTC)