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BIBLIOGRAPHY CHAPTER I. CLASSIFICATION This list contains only works referred to in Chapter i and some of the older classics. A fuller bibliography of the classification of the Jurassic will be found in Arkell, 1946. ARKELL, W. J. 1933. The Jurassic System in Great Britain (Oxford Univ. Press). ARKELL, W. J. 1946. . Standard of the European Jurassic, Bull. Geol. Soc. Amer., vol. lvii, p. 1. ARKELL, W. J. 1951-5. Monograph of the English Bathonian ammonites, parts 1-5 (in progress), Pal. Soc. BUCH, L. VON. 1837 (1839). Uber den Jura in Deutschland, Abh. kg. Akad. Wiss. Berlin, 1837, p. 49. HOLMES, A. 1947. The construction of a geological time-scale, Trans. Geol. Soc. Glasgow, vol. xxi, p. 117. OPPEL, A. 1856-8. Die Juraformation Englands, Frankreichs und des siidwestlichen Deutschlands (Stuttgart). OPPEL, A. 1862-3. Ueber jurassische Cephalopoden, Pal. Mitt. Mus. k. Bay. Staates, vol. iii, p. 127. OPPEL, A. 1865. Die tithonische Etage, Z. Deutsch. Geol. Ges., vol. xvii, P- 535- ORBIGNY, A. D'. 1842-51. Paleontologie francaise. Terrains jurassiques. Cephalopodes (Paris). ORBIGNY, A. D'. 1852. Cours elementaire de Paleont. et de Geol. strat., vol. ii (Paris). ROCHE, P. 1939. Aalenien et Bajocien du Maconnais, Trav. Lab. Geol. Lyon, fasc. xxxv, m6m. 29. SCHINDEWOLF, O. H. 1950. Grundlagen und Methoden der palaontologischen Chronologie (Berlin). TERMIER, H. & G. 1951. Les herbiers marins et la signification des faunes pyriteuses, Extraits de la Revue Scientifique, an. 89, fasc. 1, no. 3309, p. 16. WAAGEN, W. 1864. Der Jura in Franken, Schwaben und der Schweiz, Preisschrift Univ. Miinchen. BRITISH ISLES (since 1933) AGER, D. V. 1954. The genus Gibbirhynchia in the British Domerian, Proc. Geol. Assoc., vol. 65, p. 25. AITKEN, W. G., & MCKERROW, W. S. 1948. Rhynchonellids of the Boueti Bed, . . . Geol. Mag., vol. 85, pp. 19, 176, 178, 316. ANDERSON, F. W. 1939- Wealden and Purbeck Ostracods, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (11) vol. iii, p. 291. ANDERSON, F. W. 194°- Ostracoda from the Portland and Purbeck Beds at Swindon, Proc. Geol. Assoc., vol. 51, p. 373. ANDERSON, F. W. 1940a. Ostracod zones in the Wealden and Purbeck Beds, Rep. Brit. Assoc. Adv. Sci. for 1939-40, vol. i, no. 2, p. 259. 643 http://jurassic.ru/
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PLATE I. Precipice of Purbeckian an
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FIRST PUBLISHED . . APRIL I PRINTED
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PREFACE The comprehensive Treatise
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PREFACE Nepal (Spiti Shales). While
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CONTENTS PREFACE . . . . . . . . .
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LIST OF PLATES PLATE FACING PAGE I.
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LIST OF TABLES TABLE PAGE 1. Standa
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PART I INTRODUCTION http://jurassic
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CHAPTER I CLASSIFICATION AND CORREL
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CLASSIFICATION AND CORRELATION 5 fr
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CLASSIFICATION AND CORRELATION 7 co
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CLASSIFICATION AND CORRELATION INTE
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LOWER JURASSIC— CLASSIFICATION AN
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CLASSIFICATION AND CORRELATION J 3
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PART II WESTERN AND SOUTHERN EUROPE
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CHAPTER 2 THE BRITISH ISLES The Bri
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THE BRITISH ISLES 19 PURBECKIAN (Pu
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PLATE za.—Portland Stone cliffs a
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THE BRITISH ISLES 21 at the base of
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THE BRITISH ISLES 23 Stanton fauna)
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THE BRITISH ISLES 2$ and that of th
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THE BRITISH ISLES 27 by clay, and i
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OOLITE) CLAY AND MARL COM PACT MUOS
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THE BRITISH ISLES 31 BAJOCIAN (Infe
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THE BRITISH ISLES 33 Zone of Stepha
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THE BRITISH ISLES 35 TOARCIAN (Uppe
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THE BRITISH ISLES 37 unconformity w
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CHAPTER 3 THE PARIS BASIN AND BORDE
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THE BOULONNAIS 41 the thickness of
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THE BOULONNAIS 43 de Lor., P. chlor
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NORMANDY AND SARTHE 45 A conspectus
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NORMANDY AND SARTHE 47 Cardiocerati
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LOWER BATHONIAN (up to c. 60 m.) NO
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NORMANDY AND SARTHE 51 lower with H
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SOUTH-WEST OF THE PARIS BASIN 53 an
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EAST OF THE PARIS BASIN 55 collecti
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MIDDLE KIMERIDGIAN (60-70 m.) EAST
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EAST OF THE PARIS BASIN Since most
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EAST OF THE PARIS BASIN 61 that in
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EAST OF THE PARIS BASIN 63 Zone, in
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EAST OF THE PARIS BASIN 65 recogniz
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EAST OF THE PARIS BASIN 6 7 known a
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BORDERS OF THE MASSIF CENTRAL 6 9 E
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PLATE 46.—The Chateau de Crussol
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[BERRIASIAN (LOWER CRETACEOUS) BORD
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BORDERS OF THE MASSIF CENTRAL 73 MI
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BORDERS OF THE MASSIF CENTRAL 75 of
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BORDERS OF THE MASSIF CENTRAL 77 pa
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BORDERS OF THE MASSIF CENTRAL 79 Th
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THE JURA MOUNTAINS 8l of ruckles wa
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THE JURA MOUNTAINS miles, while the
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Photos W.J. A. PLATE 50.—Mont Sal
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THE JURA MOUNTAINS THE SOUTHERLY AN
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THE JURA MOUNTAINS 8 7 1939, p. 263
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THE JURA MOUNTAINS 8 9 on the range
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Stages BERRIASIAN ARDESCIAN or PURB
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Stages and Zones now adopted LOWER
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THE JURA MOUNTAINS 95 Geissberg Bed
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THE JURA MOUNTAINS Paris basin. The
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THE JURA MOUNTAINS 99 These ammonit
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BATHONIAN— TABLE 7.—THE BATHONI
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THE JURA MOUNTAINS the lower part o
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CHAPTER 5 WESTERN GERMANY THE SWABI
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SWABIAN AND FRANCONIAN ALB IO7 gene
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Photo through the kirdress of Er. H
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SWABIAN AND FRANCONIAN ALB with man
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TABLE 9.—THE KIMERIDGIAN OF THE S
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SWABIAN AND FRANCONIAN ALB 113 Subz
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SWABIAN AND FRANCONIAN ALB 115 The
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SWABIAN AND FRANCONIAN ALB 117 Amoe
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SWABIAN AND FRANCONIAN ALB 119 The
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SWABIAN AND FRANCONIAN ALB 121 corr
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Oppelia aspidoides Zigzagiceras zig
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SWABIAN AND FRANCONIAN ALB (figures
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LOWER TOARCIAN (C. 4-12-5 m.) SWABI
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SWABIAN AND FRANCONIAN ALB 129 by H
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LOWER SAXONY farther south and east
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LOWER SAXONY 133 which was probably
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LOWER SAXONY 135 Minute fragments o
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LOWER SAXONY 137 conglomerate and d
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OXFORDIAN (25-115 m.) LOWER SAXONY
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LOWER SAXONY I4I Clydoniceras discu
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LOWER SAXONY 143 names such as Stri
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LOWER SAXONY J 45 jurense is common
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PROVENCE AND SUBALPINE RANGES preci
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PROVENCE AND SUE-ALPINE RANGES I 4
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PROVENCE AND SUBALPINE RANGES cepha
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WESTERN AND CENTRAL ALPS From the p
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WESTERN AND CENTRAL ALPS 155 landma
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WESTERN AND CENTRAL ALPS 157 Lytoce
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WESTERN AND CENTRAL ALPS 159 usuall
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NORTH-EASTERN ALPS AND NORTHERN CAR
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Photo from V. Vhlig PLATE ga.—Str
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TITHONIAN as first defined by Oppel
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SOUTHERN ALPS J 73 SOUTHERN ALPS (L
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SOUTHERN ALPS J 75 published, e.g.
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SOUTHERN ALPS 177 Planammatoceras t
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CHAPTER 7 THE BALKAN PENINSULA EAST
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EASTERN CARPATHIANS, TRANSYLVANIAN
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EASTERN CARPATHIANS, TRANSYLVANIAN
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BALKAN MOUNTAINS of Adneth facies.
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BALKAN MOUNTAINS 187 north of Sofia
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DOBROGEA 189 Tenuilobatus Zones sho
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VILLANY HILLS 191 which are proverb
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DINARIC RANGES AND DALMATIA I Q 3 c
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GREECE AND THE IONIAN ISLES J 9S co
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GREECE AND THE IONIAN ISLES 197 Ide
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CHAPTER 8 SARDINIA, SICILY, PENINSU
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SARDINIA 20I indistinguishable from
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SICILY 203 Some recent publications
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SICILY 205 Another assemblage was c
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SICILY 207 assemblage of the Cordat
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SICILY 2O9 Morphoceras cf. dimorphu
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CALABRIA 211 acanthites and Fucinit
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THE APENNINES 213 facies, and some
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THE APENNINES 215 c. Red marls and
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THE APENNINES 217 The composition o
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CORSICA 219 that the Schistes lustr
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THE PYRENEES 221 of the Garonne and
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CALLOVIAN THE PYRENEES 223 Ammonite
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NORTH-EAST SPAIN NORTH-EAST SPAIN F
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NORTH-EAST SPAIN 227 Farther south,
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NORTH-EAST SPAIN 229 tenuispinatum
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NORTH-EAST SPAIN 231 of freestones.
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TOARCIAN NORTH-EAST SPAIN 233 Typic
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ASTURIAS 235 shaly marls above may
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PORTUGAL 237 Palaeontologically, th
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PORTUGAL 239 bukowskii (Choffat) (p
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TOARCIAN (150-300 m.) PORTUGAL 241
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ANDALUSIA 243 but bed 8 appears to
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ANDALUSIA 245 in the Balearic Islan
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Photo The Times PLATE IO.—The Roc
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ANDALUSIA 247 Middle Tithonian. Fal
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BATHONIAN ANDALUSIA 249 Traces of t
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BALEARIC ISLANDS 251 identified wit
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PART III AFRICA AND ARABIA http://j
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CHAPTER 10 NORTH AFRICA THE NORTHER
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THE ATLAS RANGES 257 northern and e
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FIG. 32.—Diagrammatic horizontal
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THE ATLAS RANGES 26l 500 m.; the Be
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THE ATLAS RANGES 263 A wealth of de
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THE ATLAS RANGES 265 (Choubert, 193
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THE RIF 267 roughly parallel belt o
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LOWER BAJOCIAN THE RIF 269 At Zerho
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Photo W. J. A. PLATE II.—Upper Ju
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TELLIAN ATLAS AND PLATEAU OF THE SH
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SOUTHERN TUNISIA AND TRIPOLITANIA b
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SOUTHERN TUNISIA AND TRIPOLITANIA 2
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THE MIDDLE EAST 285 and facies to t
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Photo W.J. A. PLATE 13a.—The Bath
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THE MIDDLE EAST 287 Cretaceous. And
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THE MIDDLE EAST 289 the NW. corner
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CALLOVIAN NORTHERN SINAI 291 A grea
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PALESTINE AND TRANSJORDAN 293 the D
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Photo C. L. Dubertret Photo C. L. D
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SYRIA AND THE LEBANON 295 abundant
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ARABIA 297 SAUDI ARABIA: JEBEL TUWA
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Photo W.J.A. PLATE 17.—Callovian
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ARABIA 299 outcrop no ammonites hav
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ARABIA 30I Yemen The succession in
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CHAPTER 12 EAST AFRICA ETHIOPIA (AB
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NORTH ABYSSINIAN PLATEAU present au
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FRENCH SOMALILAND 3°7 complex over
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BRITISH SOMALILAND 309 at the top.
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CORRELATION TABLE MOMBASA TANGA AND
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BRITISH SOMALILAND 313 together pre
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SOUTH ABYSSINIAN PLATEAU 315 Stramb
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JUBALAND deposits of the coastal pl
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JUBALAND 319 with the advent of the
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KENYA (MOMBASA AREA) 321 Kimeridgia
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KENYA (MOMBASA AREA) 323 preserved
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KENYA (MOMBASA AREA) 325 fauna of l
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TANGANYIKA 327 FIG. 48.—Geologica
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TANGANYIKA 329 Ptychophylloceras pt
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TITHONIAN TANGANYIKA 331 limestone
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TANGANYIKA 333 Middle Callovian amm
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TANGANYIKA 335 Unfortunately Trigon
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MADAGASCAR 337 interesting to find
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MADAGASCAR 339 No definitely Upper
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MADAGASCAR 341 Lemoine and many oth
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MADAGASCAR 343 deltaic sandstones a
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PART IV SOUTHERN ASIA http://jurass
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CHAPTER 13 THE RANGES OF SOUTH-WEST
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ASIA MINOR 349 beginning with the B
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ASIA MINOR 351 Pliensbachian, James
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THE CRIMEA 353 a hard, compact, par
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THE CRIMEA 355 and Lytoceratids, in
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THE CAUCASUS 357 immense thicknesse
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THE CAUCASUS 359 It is thus not sur
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THE CAUCASUS 361 (Neumayr & Uhlig,
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THE CAUCASUS 3 6 3 dated to the Sau
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AZERBAIJAN 305 a series of limeston
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AZERBAIJAN 367 Hecticoceras (Bright
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ELBURZ MOUNTAINS inadequately or no
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ELBURZ MOUNTAINS 37 1 could have co
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ELBURZ MOUNTAINS 373 Professor T. H
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THE ZAGROS RANGES 375 There is no g
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BATHONIAN Probably present, but no
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'oto Hunting Aerosurveys, by courte
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OMAN 379 Kuhn (1929) was able to id
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CENTRAL PERSIA AND AFGHANISTAN comp
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THE GONDWANA SYSTEM 383 all the coa
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CUTCH 385 favoured locality in the
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CUTCH 387 Table 18, opposite, shows
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CUTCH 389 between the Gravesia and
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CUTCH 39* The fullest succession wa
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SALT RANGE 393 SALT RANGE Another 4
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RANGES OF SOUTH-EAST ASIA 395 inner
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TITHONIAN BALUCHISTAN 397 On the Wi
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WAZIRISTAN AND SAMANA RANGE 399 the
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LIAS ATTOCK DISTRICT AND HAZARA 401
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PAMIRS AND FERGHANA 403 in 1933. De
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KARAKORUM series of major expeditio
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Photo Dr. I. Ketin, Istanbul PLATE
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SPITI AND NITI logical and geologic
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SPITI AND NITI Liassic Mollusca, in
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TIBETAN FACIES OF THE EXOTIC BLOCKS
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TIBET AND NEPAL 413 TIBET AND NEPAL
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BURMA AND WESTERN YUNNAN 415 the N.
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BURMA AND WESTERN YUNNAN 4*7 It is
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JAPAN AND KOREA 419 There followed
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JAPAN AND KOREA 421 Italian Domeria
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FIG. 64.—Correlation table for Ja
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JAPAN AND KOREA 425 (so far as yet
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JAPAN AND KOREA fossils besides Rad
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JAPAN AND KOREA 429 are compared wi
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CHAPTER 17 INDO-CHINA, HONG KONG, A
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INDOCHINA, HONG KONG, MALAYA found
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INDONESIA 435 most part Dumortieria
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INDONESIA collected some of the fjf
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INDONESIA attributions for Boehm's
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LOWER PLIENSBACHIAN Lytoceras cf. f
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PART V AUSTRALASIA http://jurassic.
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CHAPTER 18 NEW GUINEA, NEW CALEDONI
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NEW GUINEA 447 shown on maps in reg
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NEW CALEDONIA 449 NEW CALEDONIA The
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KIMERIDGIAN-OXFORDIAN ? NEW CALEDON
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NEW ZEALAND 453 faulting and volcan
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Photo Dr. J. Marwick, Geol. Sitrv.
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NEW ZEALAND 455 of strongly Mexican
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AUSTRALIA 457 Trechmann, but from t
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OXFORDIAN AUSTRALIA 459 The artesia
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PART VI NORTH-EASTERN EUROPE AND NO
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CHAPTER 19 THE BALTIC REGION AND PO
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BALTIC REGION AND POLAND 467 rocks
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BALTIC REGION AND POLAND 469 closel
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BALTIC REGION AND POLAND 471 Popila
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LOWER CALLOVIAN BALTIC REGION AND P
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BALTIC REGION AND POLAND 475 Pliens
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POLAND 477 and stand up in the land
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POLAND 479 fauna of the Tenuilobatu
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POLAND monographed by Neumayr (1871
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UPPER BAJOCIAN POLAND 483 This is a
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RUSSIA 485 The highest limestones,
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UPPER CALLOVIAN RUSSIA 487 Lamberti
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RUSSIA 489 separate treatment. Fart
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RUSSIA 49 1 including Q. problemati
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RUSSIA 493 (Transitorius Zone) in t
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RUSSIA 405 (1897, p. 16) or Pavlow
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LOWER OXFORDIAN RUSSIA 497 Cordatum
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RUSSIA 499 the upper part of the Lo
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FRANZ JOSEPH LAND 501 FRANZ JOSEPH
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SPITSBERGEN AND KING CHARLES ISLAND
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SPITSBERGEN AND KING CHARLES ISLAND
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ANDOE ISLAND 507 The sequence begin
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NORTHERN ASIA In this greatest of a
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NORTHERN ASIA 5" Suess inferred was
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NORTHERN ASIA drifts) in the connec
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NORTHERN ASIA 515 tripartite series
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NORTHERN ASIA 517 Sikhota-Alin and
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PART VII AMERICA AND ANTARCTICA htt
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CHAPTER 22 GREENLAND AND THE AMERIC
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GREENLAND 523 Land and a small area
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GREENLAND 52 5 The lower part of th
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GREENLAND 527 granite. Nowhere in G
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PLATE 24.—Jurassic rocks of Neill
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ARCTIC SLOPE 529 was refigured by N
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CHAPTER 23 THE CORDILLERAS OF NORTH
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CORDILLERAS OF NORTH AMERICA 533 Ba
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SOUTHERN ALASKA 535 folded Lower Cr
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BAJOCIAN SOUTHERN ALASKA 537 The mi
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WESTERN CANADA 539 Trias. Above fol
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PLATE 26.—Giant ammonite in basal
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CALLOVIAN WESTERN CANADA 54 1 The y
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WESTERN CANADA 543 (Dumortier) and
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Photo Chicago & North Western Rly.,
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WESTERN INTERIOR OF THE UNITED STAT
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PACIFIC BORDER OF THE UNITED STATES
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CHAPTER 24 MEXICO AND THE GULF REGI
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MEXICO 559 Kimeridgian (to Lower Po
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MEXICO 56l areas of Central America
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MEXICO knopi (Neum.), H. cf. hybono
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MEXICO 565 Burckhardt (pi. xii, fig
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MALONE MOUNTAINS, WEST TEXAS 567 [B
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BURIED JURASSIC OF THE SOUTHERN UNI
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CUBA 571 Kimeridgian and Lower Tith
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TRINIDAD 573 UPPER OXFORDIAN AMMONI
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CHAPTER 25 THE ANDES OF SOUTH AMERI
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PLATE 30—Folded Jurassic limeston
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THE ANDES OF SOUTH AMERICA 577 and
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THE ANDES OF SOUTH AMERICA 579 part
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[VALANGINIAN THE ANDES OF SOUTH AME
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THE ANDES OF SOUTH AMERICA 583 Virg
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THE ANDES OF SOUTH AMERICA 585 exot
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THE ANDES OF SOUTH AMERICA 587 Stom
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CHAPTER 26 THE SOUTHERN ANTILLES AN
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ANTARCTICA 591 Most of the islands
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PART VIII GENERAL SURVEY AND CONCLU
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CHAPTER 27 THE OCEANS All the occur
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THE OCEANS ice-caps in the Mesozoic
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THE OCEANS 599 The only fossils tha
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THE OCEANS 601 Of these peculiar en
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THE OCEANS 603 incredible that this
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THE OCEANS 605 Kimeridgian: Aulacos
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MARINE REALMS 607 head of the Gulf
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MARINE REALMS 609 the River Lena, a
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K MARINE REALMS 6ll FIG. 99.-—Map
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MARINE REALMS 613 with the Boreal r
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CLIMATE transgressions in many part
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Page 1358: VOLCANICITY 629 Nevadan orogeny, th
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Page 1404: 652 PARIS BASIN, WEST PRUVOST, P. 1
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668 SWABIAN AND FRANCONIAN ALB STRU
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670 SWABIAN AND FRANCONIAN ALB FRAN
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672 SWABIAN AND FRANCONIAN ALB OPPE
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674 LOWER SAXONY WAAGEN, W. 1867. U
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676 LOWER SAXONY HOFFMANN, K. 1950.
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678 LOWER SAXONY SCHOTT, W. 1949. Z
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68o ALPS AND NORTHERN CARPATHIANS A
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68z ALPS AND NORTHERN CARPATHIANS G
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684 ALPS AND NORTHERN CARPATHIANS M
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686 ALPS AND NORTHERN CARPATHIANS S
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688 BALKAN PENINSULA VECCHIA, O. 19
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690 BALKAN PENINSULA NEUMAYR, M. 18
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692 BALKAN PENINSULA SIMIONESCU, J.
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694 ITALY AND CORSICA Di STEFANO, G
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6 96 ITALY AND CORSICA MENEGHINI, G
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6 98 IBERIAN PENINSULA ASHAUER, H.,
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JOO IBERIAN PENINSULA FALLOT, P. 19
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702 IBERIAN PENINSULA RICHTER, G.,
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704 NORTH AFRICA DELEAU, P. 1938. E
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706 NORTH AFRICA LACOSTE, J. 1934.
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708 THE MIDDLE EAST SCHOELLER, H. 1
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710 THE MIDDLE EAST HUDSON, R. G. S
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712 EAST AFRICA BESAIRIE, H. 1932.
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7H EAST AFRICA HENNIG, E. 1924. Der
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716 ANATOLIA THEVENIN, A. 1908. Pal
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7i8 CRIMEA AND CAUCASUS DouviLui, R
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720 PERSIA BONNET, P. 1947. Descrip
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722 INDIA AND SOUTH-EAST ASIA FILIP
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INDIA AND SOUTH-EAST ASIA STEFANINI
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726 JAPAN AND KOREA KOBAYASHI, T.,
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728 INDONESIA AND INDO-CHINA BOEHM,
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73° AUSTRALASIA WANNER, J., & JAWO
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732 AUSTRALASIA MARWICK, J. 1953. D
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734 BALTIC REGION AND POLAND HUCKE,
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736 EUROPEAN RUSSIA AND TRANS-CASPI
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738 EUROPEAN RUSSIA AND TRANS-CASPI
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74© EUROPEAN ARCTIC NEWTON, E. T.,
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742 NORTHERN ASIA LEE, J. S. 1936.
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744 NORTH AMERICA ROSENKRANTZ, A. 1
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746 NORTH AMERICA IMLAY, R. W. 1948
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748 NORTH AMERICA TALIAFERRO, N. L.
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75° MEXICO AND GULF REGION IMLAY,
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752 SOUTH AMERICA HARRISON, J. V. 1
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754 ANTARCTICA TRUMPY, D. 1943. Pre
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756 REFERENCES FOR CHAPTERS 27-31 G
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PLATE 31 HETTANGIAN AND SINEMURIAN
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PLATE 32 SINEMURIAN AND PLIENSBACHI
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PLATE 33 TOARCIAN 1. Pleydellia aal
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PLATE 34 LOWER AND MIDDLE BAJOCIAN
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PLATE 35 MIDDLE AND UPPER BAJOCIAN
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PLATE 36 BATHONIAN 1. Oppelia (Oxyc
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PLATE 37 LOWER AND MIDDLE CALLOVIAN
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PLATE 38 UPPER CALLOVIAN AND LOWER
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PLATE 39 UPPER OXFORDIAN 1. Perisph
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PLATE 40 KIMERIDGIAN Subplanites (V
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PLATE 41 KIMERIDGIAN AND PORTLANDIA
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PLATE 42 TETHYAN OXFORDIAN AND KIME
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PLATE 43 LOWER AND MIDDLE TITHONIAN
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PLATE 44 UPPER TITHONIAN 1. Berrias
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PLATE 45 LOWER VOLGIAN 1. Virgatite
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PLATE 46 LOWER AND UPPER VOLGIAN 1.
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794 INDEX Apennines, 212-18, map 20
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796 INDEX Coast Ranges, 53J>5. 538,
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798 Harrar, 303, 313-16 Harrison La
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8oo INDEX Ligurian Apennines, 213,
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802 INDEX Papuan geosyncline, 445,
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Spiti Shales, 393, 399, 400, 406-8,
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8o6 INDEX Zacatecas, 563, map 560 Z
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