Field Notebook: New Bruswick, Quebec, Nova Scotia, Ontario 1900, 1927
Page 68
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"Mr. Lill, U.S.N. Of this Arthur's fill [illegible] five specimens by Sellers there are specimens for Price. These are described Avicel species, Arthur Lill must the army. In association with the St Helens Island group (Seldenby) there is also an outcrop of Middle Oomian rocks. Mr. Liddell showed me a fine specimen with several quite characteristic Spirifer designata. In the case there are three other species with quite a different spiral (named like S.— [illegible] from the [illegible] Rock Island). It has fine striae in the dorsal fold. The specimens are for not separately by various forms. This material is in quite a different matrix and some of the fossils are as casts. It is in this matrix that the shells are which I found of Prof. Whiteways. Is it that they [illegible] occur in the past? In agglomerate? The once probably edge in that it is another involved shell. But that exactly the agglomerate is post-Middle Oomian. went back the same time to as the Middle Oyr. Rock but failed to make clue of it. I think I saw a D. [illegible]. If I did it in an involved Shell rather perfect removed from the Lower Seldenby.