10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FUCOIDAL»
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Geology of New York; Comprising The Geology Of The Third ...
Eaton ; the whole mass having been designated, in the annual report, by the
name of Fucoidal layers. In the annual reports, the fucoidal layers were
separated from the calciferous sandrock, in consequence of always observing
that they were ...
2
Geological Survey Professional Paper
Shale, dark-gray to black ; weathers light gray to dark red-brown ; some shale
fucoidal and interbedded with nodular beds of black chert as much as 8 in. thick ;
prominent white lenses are present in this unit to the south on ridge crest 22 1.
3
Paleozoic and Mesozoic Rocks of Gros Ventre, Teton, Hoback, ...
Sandstone, light-gray, weathering gray; purple hematite and limonite stains;
fucoidal fine-grained, finely banded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , r . . . . .
. . . . . . . . 1.1 20. Coquina, gray, weathering red to yellow to gray, predominantly
red; ...
Harold Rollin Wanless, 1955
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U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper
Beds of gray and buff mottled limestone and intraformational conglomerate in
countless alternations; contain many thin partings of fine-grained buff or greenish
-buff micaceous and calcareous sand ; worm borings and fucoidal casts
abundant; ...
5
Professional Paper - United States Geological Survey
Beds of gray and buff mottled limestone and intraformational conglomerate in
countless alternations; contain many thin partings of fine-grained buff or greenish
-buff micaceous and calcareous sand; worm borings and fucoidal casts abundant
; ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1922
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Geology of New-York:part III
In the annual reports, the fucoidal layers were separated from the calciferous
sandrock, in consequence of always observing that they were above the great
mass of the latter rock; overlooking the fact, as it appeared to be of little
importance, ...
FUCOIDAL Larsns, AND CALCIrEROUS SANDROCK. In the county of Essex, we
do not find circumstances favorable for the full development of all the members of
the Transition rocks. From the limited area which they occupy, from their ...
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Geology of New York; Comprising The Geology Of The Second ...
FUCOIDAL LAYERS, AND CALCIFEROUS Sxmmocx. In the county of Essex, we
do not find circumstances favorable for the full development of all the members of
the Transition rocks. From the limited area which they occupy, from their ...
9
Geology of New-York: Comprising the geology of the first ...
This sand bed is supposed to rest on the fucoidal or graptolitic slate, (and this
slate is seen in place at a very short distance.) The water is acidulous, and more
or less sparkling. The proprietors of these springs have diiliculties that have thus
far ...
New York (State). Natural History Survey, William Williams Mather, Ebenezer Emmons, 1843
10
Biostratigraphic Studies in the Comanche (Cretaceous) Series ...
P. u'riglm'. Drakeocems maximum, Hemmmr e/egam, and Holamr simplex. FORT
WORTH lnterbedded gray, marly, fucoidal limestone and marl. Abun— dant
Kmgma sp. 8 to 10 feet from the top. Contains many Pervmqulm'a rqmdulam, P.
sp.
