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The Reefs of West Texas
12 months ago
250 million years ago
pretty much everything died.
Long before the dinosaurs we
know from school and Hollywood
stamped around eating cavemen
armed with Clovis point spears.
[Ook. Unconformity – the very essence]
There were lots of really
beautiful reefs then – full of
happy aquatic life: trilobites;
ammonites the size of truck
wheels; all sorts of pretty
bivalves and sea lillies.
Now they haunt the Guadalupe
Mountains and rattlesnakes
and lizards sun themselves
on the dry reefs of West Texas.
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