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the high sky get could not see then in my
camera field.
Mexico Saturday Sep. 8 - 1916.
bached out to the Geological Institute.
The reading of papers began at 10 and continues
to 12.
The second paper was by Prof. David on the
Glacial formations of the Cambrian and Permo-
Cambrians. It does very interesting but he con-
sumed entirely too much time.
The Cambrian of Australia is best seen in the
region of Adelaide. Here the Permo-Carb. beds
rest directly on the Glenelus - Archegothites
beds of the Lower Cambrian. Conformably beneath
comes in a grit till series of beds 1000 feet thick.
The Cambrian is found in the central region of the
north coast extending nearly half way inland back to the
O. B. Another area we finds north-east for the small
central coast and it is here that the glacial formation
are found.
On a Bucatos map of the world he favors the