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8o6 INDEX Zacatecas, 563, map 560 Zaghouan, Jebel, 271, 273-6 Zagros Mts., 374-8, map 373, Zamia Shales, 387 Zarnglaff, 468-71 Zawodzie Beds, 479 Zell Beds, 170 Zementmergel, in, 112 Zerka, Wadi, 293 pl. Zigzag Bed, 30, 49, 76, 159 Zones, 5-14; definitions, 5; index fossils, n-14; limitations, 6, 7; tables for N.W. Europe, 10, for W. Tethys and Boreal Realm, 12; for American Tithonian, 581 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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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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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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CLIMATE 617 general temperature of
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CHAPTER 29 SHIELDS, SHELVES, MOBILE
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SHIELDS, SHELVES, MOBILE BELTS 621
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MOBILE BELTS AND GEOSYNCLINES 623 A
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MOBILE BELTS AND GEOSYNCLINES 625 s
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MOBILE BELTS AND GEOSYNCLINES 627 c
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VOLCANICITY 629 Nevadan orogeny, th
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VOLCANICITY 631 In Anatolia, around
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DIASTROPHISM 633 In Alaska an uncon
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DIASTROPHISM conclusion that it was
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DIASTROPHISM unconformably on folde
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DIASTROPHISM two principal American
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DIASTROPHISM 641 presented by the J
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BIBLIOGRAPHY CHAPTER I. CLASSIFICAT
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BRITISH ISLES ARKELL, W. J. 1941. T
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BRITISH ISLES 647 Cox, L. R. 1949.
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BRITISH ISLES 649 MAUBEUGE, P. L. 1
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BOULONNAIS BOULONNAIS COKSIN, P. 19
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PARIS BASIN, WEST 653 BRASIL, L. 18
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PARIS BASIN, WEST 655 MERCIER, J. 1
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PARIS BASIN, EAST EBRAY, T. 1858-71
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PARIS BASIN, EAST MAIRE, V. 1933. L
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PARIS BASIN, EAST ROUYER, C. 1945.
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BORDERS OF THE MASSIF CENTRAL RIAZ,
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JURA MOUNTAINS 66 5 DONZE, P. 1950.
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JURA MOUNTAINS 667 MOHLBERG, M. 190
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SWABIAN AND FRANCONIAN ALB 669 DORN
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SWABIAN AND FRANCONIAN ALB 671 HORN
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SWABIAN AND FRANCONIAN ALB 673 ROLL
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LOWER SAXONY 675 BRAUNS, D. 1874. D
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LOWER SAXONY 677 NAUMANN, E. 1927.
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LOWER S«ONY 679 STRUCKMANN, C. 188
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ALPS AND NORTHERN CARPATHIANS COLOM
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ALPS AND NORTHERN CARPATHIANS 68 3
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ALPS AND NORTHERN CARPATHIANS 687 T
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BALKAN PENINSULA 689 BouRCART, J. 1
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BALKAN PENINSULA 691 RENZ, C. 1913a
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ITALY AND CORSICA BENEO, E. 1950. T
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ITALY AND CORSICA 695 GEMMELLARO, G
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ITALY AND CORSICA 697 SIGNORINI, R.
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IBERIAN PENINSULA 699 CHOFFAT, P. 1
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IBERIAN PENINSULA LARRAZET. 1896. R
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NORTH AFRICA 7°3 BERTRANEU, J. 195
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NORTH AFRICA 705 EHRMANN, F. 1942.
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NORTH AFRICA MORET, L. 1931. Recher
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THE MIDDLE EAST 7OQ BLAKE, G. S., &
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EAST AFRICA 7 I I SANDFORD, K. S. 1
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EAST AFRICA 713 DACQUE, E., & KRENK
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BAST AFRICA NEWTON, R. B. 1895. n O
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ANATOLIA 717 GUGENBERGER, O. 1928.
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CRIMEA AND CAUCASUS 719 PCHELINTZEV
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INDIA AND SOUTH-EAST ASIA 721 SPATH
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INDIA AND SOUTH-EAST ASIA MIDDLEMIS
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JAPAN AND KOREA IWAYA, Y. 1940. On
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JAPAN AND KOREA 727 OGURA, Y., KOBA
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INDONESIA AND INDO-CHINA 729 KRUIZI
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AUSTRALASIA 73 1 ETHERIDGE, R. 1910
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BALTIC REGION AND POLAND WELLMAN, H
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EUROPEAN RUSSIA AND TRANS-CASPIA 73
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EUROPEAN ARCTIC 739 VIALOV, O. S. 1
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NORTHERN ASIA 74 1 ARKHANGELSKY, A.
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GREENLAND 743 SOKOLOV, D. N. 1916.
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SOUTH AMERICA SOUTH AMERICA BAYLE,
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Page 1686: INDEX The only authors indexed are
Page 1690: Bornholm, 465, 474, 475 Botucatu Sa
Page 1694: INDEX Engelberg, 159 England, 17-38
Page 1698: Jurassic system: classification, 3-
Page 1702: Mount Hermon, 293-S Mount Hill, 459
Page 1706: Rinxent, Calcaire de, 43 Rivadasell
Page 1710: Tyaughton Lake, 544 Tyrol, 173-8 Ui
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