Key to a Chart of the Successive Geological Formations, With an Actual Section From the Atlantic to the Pacfic Ocean. - Softcover
Synopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos or missing text. Not indexed. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1852. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... stone of England. A similar or identical species is known in the Carboniferous limestone of Indiana. Fig. 141. Spirifer attenuatus. Limestone, alternating with Coal beds. Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. Fig. 142. Spirifer. Yellow Sandstones, below the Carboniferous Limestbnes. Ohio, Indiana. Fig. 143. Productus punctatus. Carboniferous Limestone. Kentucky, Ohio. Fig. 144. Productus semireticulatus. Carboniferous Formation. Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Alabama, and Missouri. Fig. 145. Monotis. Yellow Sandstones, below the Carboniferous Limestone. Ohio and Indiana. Fig. 146. Allorisma. Yellow Sandstones, below Carboniferous Limestone. Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. Fig. 147. Macrocheilus. Coal Measures. Ohio. Fig. 148. Euomphalus catillus. Carboniferous Formation. Europe. Fig. 149. Bellerophon tenuifascia. Carboniferous Limestone of Europe. Fig. 150. Goniatites striatus. Coal Shale. Europe. Fig. 151. Phillipsia globiceps. Carboniferous Formation of Ireland. Fig. 152. Dithyrocaris Scouleri. Carboniferous rocks of Ireland. Fig. 153. Iiimulus trilobitoides. Coal Measures. England. Fig. 154. Cochlearus contortus. Coal Formation. Europe. Fig. 155. Scale of Megalichthys Hibbertii. Coal Measures. Scotland. Fig. 156. Tooth of Psammodus longidens. Carboniferous. Europe. Fig. 157. Megalicthys Hibbertii. A tooth. Coal Measures. Scotland. Figs. 158 and 159. Teeth of Diplodus gibbosus. Coal Shale. England. Fig. 160. Dorsal spine of Tristychius arcuatus. Coal Measures. Scotland. Fig. 161. Spine of Gyracanthus tuberculatus. Coal Measures. England. Fig. 162. Pygopterus. (Restored figure.) Carboniferous. Europe. Fig. 163. Amblypterus. (A restored figure.) Coal Formation of Saarbruck. SECONDARY FOSSILS. FOSSILS OF THE PERMIAN, TRIASSIC, AND OOLITIC SYSTEMS. Fig. 164. Neu...
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