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and sandy drl. Is it me = our highly altered Cladsbna.
Over it comes Mississippian limestone near the
base of which I collected Spirifer op. costimatus (like
the one y gestrday with sharp plication), Meniphyllum?
Johnuchella inaequalis, Phipidomella thiemeei, Pro-
ductus (like the one y scotaday with fine striae, an elongate
form, and Eumorphales (somae form).
Then 180 feet more of Mississippian. Fn about
140 feet there's have much weathering check. These have
much crinoidal matter and fons Fenestella. The upper
46 are sometimes some akin al sandy dolomite which
has much large fused Bryozoa suggesting a Cladifora.
Then there is 100 feet more of limestone which we
did not collect. Have no fossils, but the eye pits.
Min.
Then shale interbedded with chalk bi. 460 feet plus.
Then vesicular clust lava, of Late Cenogric age.
Cenogric lava
71 E
Ruleh
Quartzite?
? Min 100 and 200
Knapsack fault
Oniss. 220
Dol. 190
Strike y quartzites angl. N.45°E. dip 70° N.W.
Strike y Oniss. N.10°W, dip 18-30° N.E.
At the Natural Bridge we get a section like Rano-
ome. It is as follows: