Field Notebook: Canada, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Ontario, New York 1913
Page 53
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Black Cape. July 18-1913 Friday. Raining hard as I got up at 6 am. but quit before me so out to the Dilusic section. Near the base of the section Stricklandinia gaspiesis is very common. Turned out get more than 24. * On the higher beds about all that one sees are corals Favorites, Ligningspora, Halysites, etc. Otherwise there is little to be had easily. The beds are chiefly li., green shales, red beds are more on a dirty sandy series of beds. Outside of the corals the fauna is always a small one. Campbellton. July 18-1913. Friday. Had an hour and a half here this afternoon to see the Lower Devonian first beds. The locality is beside the Postjynicle river about 3/4 mile of stream from the station. The first exposures are good for land plants Psilophyton and Ferns. The first beds begin with the first bed is as a serpentat