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The Eurypterid Faunas and their Associated Organisms—continued | PAGE | |||
Siluric | 84 | |||
Lower Siluric (E e1) Fauna of Bohemia | 84 | |||
Upper Lower Siluric (E e1) of Bohemia | 85 | |||
Wenlock fauna of Pentland Hills, Scotland | 85 | |||
Shawangunk Fauna of Eastern North America | 86 | |||
Pittsford Fauna of New York | 86 | |||
Bertie Fauna | 87 | |||
Kokomo Fauna | 87 | |||
Upper Siluric Fauna of Oesel | 87 | |||
Temeside Fauna of England | 88 | |||
Ludlow Fauna of Scotland | 88 | |||
Lanarkian Fauna of Scotland | 90 | |||
Devonic | 90 | |||
Old Red Sandstone Fauna of Scotland | 90 | |||
Chapter IV. The Lithogenesis of the Eurypterid-bearing Beds | 93 | |||||
1. | The Belt Terrane | 93 | ||||
2. | The Normanskill and Schenectady Beds | 96 | ||||
Summary | 100 | |||||
3. | The Shawangunk Conglomerate | 100 | ||||
4. | The Pittsford Shale | 102 | ||||
5. | The Bertie Waterlime | 106 | ||||
Theories of Origin | 108 | |||||
a. | Chemical Origin | 108 | ||||
b. c. | Organic Origin | 109 | ||||
d. | Clastic origin | 109 | ||||
Summary | 117 | |||||
6. | The Kokomo Waterlime | 118 | ||||
7. | The Tarannon-Wenlock Beds of Southern Scotland | 120 | ||||
Distribution of Formations | 120 | |||||
The Llandovery-Tarannon | 123 | |||||
Wenlock of the Pentland Hills | 131 | |||||
8. | The Upper Siluric of Oesel | 140 | ||||
History of Discoveries | 141 | |||||
General Stratigraphy | 143 | |||||
9. | Upper Siluric of Podolia and Galicia | 149 | ||||
10. | The Ludlow of England and the Ludlow and Lanarkian of Scotland | 151 | ||||
Introduction | 151 | |||||
The Upper Siluric of England | 153 | |||||
The Ludlow and Lanarkian of Lanarkshire | 159 | |||||
1. | The Lesmahagow Inlier | 160 | ||||
2. | The Anticline of the Hagshaw Hills | 165 | ||||
11. | The Old Red Sandstone | 167 | ||||
History and Subdivisions | 167 | |||||
The Caledonian | 172 | |||||
The Orcadian | 176 | |||||
Theories of Deposition | 177 |