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234. From 233 the rock rises
into the railroad. At first
the whole Eria cynthia an
general coarse limestone, one
paratively fine fossils appear.
Then for a very long distance,
the upper night fossil ferns
cynthia and full of frygaria are
seen in a long stretch.
At the highest land, at 234,
the hard beds lowest me
mixed with clay sand
layers is seen, full of frygaro
in some of the clay layers
235. Strephocina, just at RR
level.
236. Tetracium, Rhynchotremum.
Hebdella family for ensis.
H mustna. Ovaciscus,
= Rock taken three Perryville bed.
237. Iron rock = Oars?
238. Orasphera simplicata
239. Pterophora simplex.
240. Orasphera + Rhynchotremum,
241. Hebdella frankpeterseni
242. Hebdella + Dolomnella
243. Orasphera
244. Hebdella, Rhynchotremum
hagniana Lophospira medialis.
Vancouveria Hadrinura Salteri.
245. Richly fossiliferous same
film in the typical Perryville ht.
Fine grained... Same as 236
and 244
Clitambites
3 ft fine spear
dolomite.
More family
for one of the
Pergus Gap
246. Fine exposure, not studied.
247. N of Ophelia 4mi NW Pichum and
R
2ft thin clay, no fossils.
2 mi thin clay in th boggy area.
1 ft white rock,
S half.
2½ ft clay shale, with Galechya in lower
6 in hard rock.
Round top.
Weathering casts flat of indium.
6 ft 6 in, clay shale with fossils.
4 mi fossiliferous arglshale, massive.
3 mi clay shale
1½ mi S and injured layers,
7 mi clay shale
12 in fine grained fine l. rock, fossils.
3 mi shale
6 mi S and injured layers.
4 mi large fine grained with
1½m shale
6 in hard fine grained rock.
5 ft regular shale bed.
Base, 9 internal not measured.
Flat pendulum along and out W.
along the RR
R> Inner Pichum and shale bed.
248. Along the road leading from the
pike eastward to the fossil local
by 247 the Galechya horizon is
well exposed, also the varying rock
in red, Clithambites + Streptolana,
vagans over south road in the fields,
but not seen along the road. This
section should be studied and
measured.