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One and me- half mile fm Pine we came
upon the Lown Pennsylvanian li. Here they overth
into much chert, and in thin chert are pit a stundane
of Spirifer prolgymentana, I. carneatus, Composita
suttrilita (large), Clithyridina, Reticularia, Chibi-
dmella peersi, Derby nstructa, Productus semi-
reticulata Hliverianon, P. nebrascensi, Articuloida
Chneta mae-stirus, C. mist sinus, Midelinia, and
Zophothllum prolifurme.
How thick thin Pennsylvanian limestone is are
do not know. We saw at least so fut of it, and all
creathes out much red chert. The forins are the redder
face. Thin li. lie beneath the whole of the Lupai.
It in therefore if early Penn. age, but not or early as
that are our over Biscilomus which suggested
Manor fauna.
Staying one night at Pine. At the Drulburg
Inn, a sort of camp run by a Mrsmm (M. F. C. Fuller).