- Added DESCRIPT field based on Geology Description found in metadata - Added FGDLAQDATE based on date downloaded from source. - Added PERIOD field based on FORM_CODE description - Renamed FORM_AGG to EPOCH - Deleted fields AREA, PERIMETER, and OBJECTID. - Upcased all fields except FORM_CODE
Quaternary
Holocene Qh Holocene sediments
Pleistocene and Holocene Qal Alluvium Qbd Beach ridge and Dune Qu Undifferentiated
Pleistocene Qa Anastasia Fm Qk Key Largo Fm Qm Miami Ls Qtr Trail Ridge Sands Tertiary/Quaternary
Pliocene/Pleistocene TQsu Shelly sediments of Plio-Pliestocene TQu Undifferentiated TQ seds TQd Dunes TQuc Undiff. reworked Cypresshead sediments
Tertiary
Pliocene Tc Cypresshead Fm Tci Citronelle Fm Tic Intracoastal Fm Tjb Jackson Bluff Fm Tmc Miccosukee Fm Tt Tamiami Fm
Miocene/Pliocene Thcc Hawthorn Gp, Coosawhatchie Fm, Charlton Mbr Thpb Hawthorn Gp, Peace River Fm, Bone Valley Mbr Thp Peace River Fm
Miocene Tab Alum Bluff Gp Tch Chattahoochee Fm Th Hawthorn Gp Thc Coosawhatchie Fm Ths Statenville Fm Tht Torreya Fm Trm Residuum on Miocene sediments Tsmk St. Marks Fm
Oligocene/Miocene Tha Hawthorn Gp, Arcadia Fm That Hawthorn Gp, Arcadia Fm, Tampa Mbr
Oligocene Tro Residuum on Oligocene seds Ts Suwannee Ls Tsm Suwannee Ls - Marianna Ls undiff.
Eocene Tap Avon Park Fm To Ocala Ls Tre Residuum on Eocene seds.
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