A series of greenish-gray marl Lime facies is rich in Ammonites, including the species Collina cf. gemma, linking the deposit to the Lower Toarcian. The Biota recovered on the Type strata of the formation suggest that the Saubach Formation was deposited with influence of deeper waters. Sporomorphs Several plant leaves and fragments of wood weren't identified. Gastropoda Cephalopoda Crustacea Ophiuroidea Crinoidea Holothuroidea See also List of fossiliferous stratigraphic units in Austria Toarcian turnover Toarcian formations Marne di Monte Serrone, Italy Calcare di Sogno, Italy Mizur Formation, North Caucasus Úrkút Manganese Ore Formation, Hungary Posidonia Shale, Lagerstätte in Germany Ciechocinek Formation, Germany and Poland Krempachy Marl Formation, Poland and Slovakia Djupadal Formation, Central Skane Lava Formation, Lithuania Azilal Group, North Africa Whitby Mudstone, England Fernie Formation, Alberta and British Columbia Poker Chip Shale Whiteaves Formation, British Columbia Navajo Sandstone, Utah Los Molles Formation, Argentina Mawson Formation, Antarctica Kandreho Formation, Madagascar Kota Formation, India Cattamarra Coal Measures, Australia References Geologic formations of Austria Jurassic System of Europe Jurassic Austria Toarcian Stage Marl formations Open marine deposits Fossiliferous stratigraphic units of Europe Paleontology in Austria