Field Notebook: New York, Pennsylvania 1901
Page 34
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"part of the Limestone limestone = Clark Mills beds unquestionably To Silurian aspect. On the other hand there appears little no break between the Limestone ls and the Stormville shale and yet the two faunas are wholly different. some condition affected the life of this uppermost Silurian sea wiping out as a rule the limestone and fauna and beginning a new cycle with chert and shaly Cherts with chert with a fauna a migrant since it is not a development out of the Siluria one. May 31- 1901 Friday Delinopore Junction 5 m. below Cumbury. Left Stormsburg at 8.44 and arrived at the Junction at 10.10. Rallied north 7 miles to show this very complete section regions. Crest of hill Soil 10'