Field Notebook: Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia 1910
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Tom Lavery and. 144 steps of Oldham. {145-23 48 1/2 ft. 147 Off about 52 degrees. 27 steps beds not exposed. 81 35 4 ft. The upper zone of deep sand and motled is 60 foot thick and has L. helii, Eotmex oroides, S. cypidulum. The lower chief beds are 12 foot thick and have L. orcelphus. Which holds there is an erosion interval here about the Corymans and below the Chas well sand. I do not see hem b. galecta on the long meristals of the D.B.B top of the Corymans. I do not think then in a break in the section here but the absence of the D.B.B. byspidula galectus are the two upper strata from the beds suggest a break. Since b. galecta common in a 2 for one with Rana, mes- talida, Rhyn, formosa and Discinulus are middle tale by which section to rock bring in section.