6327B - The hundred and fifty feet or so of dark blue thin shales of 6421 m, A, and 6327A are overlain by 50 to 100 ft. of very light gray shales in which scattered fossils may be observed but which surely no means common. Different species turn up at the time and it is possible that a very large fauna could be collected. In an hour and a half or thereabouts two were observed: Camarotoechia common Lingula (2 spp.) R. Orbiculoidea O Whitfieldella R. Meristella bella K. Nucula? (cf. Anodontopsis bullata, Gy) occas. Cypricardinia of platyphyllus X ocas. Goniophora (small R Pterinea danbyi' (small) R. Dalman(?) sp. R Edmondia (flattish ?) R Orthonota (short, high) occasional Hypothes sp. common ? Chetetes p (? Dalmanella) occasional Murchisonia (round whorled) R. I think this may be above Schroner even more been before June 10/11