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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PROFESSIONAL PAPER 207 PLATE 2 :^^5g^l 'a I o s Ve rd e s H iTis ' ' vftMsds MJj^> \ _j?;m ^f&-^s RELIEF MAP OF CALIFORNIA SHOWING LOCATION OF PALOS VERDES HILLS.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY NW. WEST COAST SOUTHWEST OF MOUTH OF MALAGA CANYON Hard siliceous shale (mostly cherty shale) Fossil locality 10 (Foraminifera suggestive of Siphogcnerina nuciformis zone) TRIBUTARY OF MIDDLE FORK OF ALTAMIRA CANYON V 4 > V?' J^V 44> Fossil locality 3a (Poorly preserved Foraminifera of uncertain zonal position in Kleinpall's Luisian stage) 1 Scattered exposures on hillside PORTUGUESE CANYON ^*4***
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Page 4 and 5: IV CONTENTS Stratigraphy and paleon
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Page 8 and 9: and paleontology and a general acco
Page 10 and 11: 1902. Arnold, Delos, and Arnold, Ra
Page 12 and 13: 1933. Davis, W. M., Glacial epochs
Page 14 and 15: GEOGRAPHY FIOUIIE 1. Sketch map of
Page 16 and 17: year on the north slope, and small
Page 18 and 19: correlation with the Franciscan of
Page 20 and 21: LITHOLOGIC UNIT MIOCENE SERIES ' 15
Page 22 and 23: shale and porcelaneous mudstone rat
Page 26 and 27: GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ^ HnMMHMHMHBMHMHM
Page 28 and 29: part of the Altamira shale in the P
Page 30 and 31: slide debris that may conceal a fau
Page 32 and 33: Section of middle part of Altamira
Page 34 and 35: pi) a tic shale, and limestone in t
Page 36 and 37: is in the upper part of the sandsto
Page 38 and 39: Section of upper part of Altamira s
Page 40 and 41: Section of Monlerey shale, includin
Page 42 and 43: MIOCENE SERIES Foraminifera from up
Page 44 and 45: GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PROFESSIONAL PAPE
Page 46 and 47: GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PKOFESSIONAL PAPE
Page 50 and 51: there appears to be no displacement
Page 52 and 53: oad from Girard to Mohn Spring in t
Page 54 and 55: nose of a spur on the north side of
Page 56 and 57: is used for the formation in that a
Page 58 and 59: spring of 1938. Owing to urban and
Page 60 and 61: y Crickmay u to the Santa Barbara f
Page 62 and 63: The base of the San Pedro sand is d
Page 64 and 65: y Dr. Hampton Smith, Bryozoa and mo
Page 70 and 71: including numerous specimens of Bit
Page 72 and 73: gravel as much as 20 feet thick mad
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fossils were found near the seaward
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NORTHERN SAN PEDRO In the northern
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PROFESSIONAL PAPE
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is at an 1 altitude of 365 feet, mu
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son tod by 43 collections in the ma
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fiocl as M. cf. M. varitosa. M. var
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a width of 3.3 millimeters. Only th
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ased on fossils from San Pcdro, is
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Pedro district, is recognized in th
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According to Arnold's description o
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midellids are on record, half of wh
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fortis is widespread and locally ab
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Progabbia cooperi occurs in the Lom
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ANOM1IDAE The Recent California spe
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opuntia survived from the Pliocene
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millimeters) from Puget Sound. The
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lower Pleistocene units, in deposit
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in interpreting the Pleistocene pal
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PLEISTOCENE SERIES 89 Pleistocene m
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There are no shallow-water Littorin
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localities therefore are inferred t
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locality 70 species of gastropods a
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is better known. Calicantharus is a
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The species in the preceding list b
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It is apparent from the preceding t
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graphic or depth range have taken p
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Pedro district. The close faunal si
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age extend over an entire terrace.
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eludes volcanic agglomerate or brec
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San Pedro district, where those str
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during cutting of the Pleistocene m
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AIIil'LANE VIEW O
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116 GEOLOGY AND PALEONTOLOGY OF PAL
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G92787 45 10 PLATES 28-37 127
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PLATE 29 [Species and varieties ill
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PLATE 37 [Species illustrated still
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Page Calicantharus fortls..........
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142 INDEX Page kennerlyi, Mercenari
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144 INDEX Page Rissoinidae_________
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