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To: Goose94 who wrote (173224)	8/21/2009 12:57:50 PM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 313945

It is thin, isn't it? I mean 0.4 metres to 1.7 metres. It must be flat lying and widespread, but there is no indication of possible areal extent or tonnage. One dimension is given, and a thickness, but no dip, and no lateral extent. I find a lot of geological descriptions in news reports are lacking something. I find it easy to include them or describe what is not known when I do property descriptions, so I tend to distrust reports that are not complete or do not explain why they are not complete.