Field Notebook: Nova Scotia 1914
Page 47
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In a blue and rose lagus are seen and rock like plants. and Chocacyllaria. associated on certain layas about 4 miles there are for Estheria. Saw no ostracoda but did see some cases. This locality is stiff to the east of the fault. It is here probably that the Levia were collected. A few hundred feet farther over and the strata stand on end. And rose red mud and shale. Revolution Horizon. It looks to me as if the Androsen should be at the base of the Horton but Bruce says the evidence seems to point that they are at the top. The critical Horton is probably 200 or more feet thick and consists of dark blue to almost black shales with more or less thick zones of fine grained sandstone. All are hindered due to the past deformation. The rest of the Horton or more than one-half