Abstract
Abstract An early Tertiary sandstone from the Ross Sea area is a fossiliferous subfeldsarenite and contains numerous rounded quartz grains, many of which show abraded overgrowths. Devonian sandstones of the Beacon Supergroup, Transantarctic Mountains, comprise the most likely source terrane. The regional significance of these data is discussed.
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