Field Notebook: Oklahoma 1919
Page 52
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lower in the section than the previous locality. In the limestone we got a small fauna, the common form being Camphyllem trigonium. In the shales beneath we got a much more varied fauna and this has me so far seen in the Antnebles. Certain magnolias seem rare. We then collected in a limestone quarry in the suburbs of Andover, but got almost nothing. McCoy, Linds and Benton were home for a few days. Will turn up at Andover on Thursday. At 8 P.M., I shipped 4 small boxes weighing 143 pounds to New Haven. Had to prepare #9.53/100.