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4.3 Sedl,.''',tology of the ColJbs ArtllForaat10n. The Middle Ordovidan volcanism 1n the Cobbs P,.en area is thOu&:t to have been very actIve bec"-""" the volcanics of tho: sUllmIerford Grnu;> an, dOlJinated by basic flows "od sublOuine pillo,,", basahs ",Ilh only minor IncerV.y"ted tuffs and agglomerate" (Harris, 196b). 1I0wever, In the , Squid Cove-Tilt Cov; aTea (f~g. 2), t"" voleanle gtratlgraphy of the Summerford Croup
secllon. fo~ example, Is underhln by ",assi\/e volCllnl" ftnd co..p~ls"s a lo,,'erunlt of carbonate gratnstones rich In volcanic deHitus th..t appear to grade upward into w.. ckeston"~ dcl> 1n volcanic detdt"s. Thes" arc in I"rn succeeded by a " .. rles of aH"rnatlng ",udstones or "ackestones and grainstone", all of w!ltch ~te composed of rehtlvely ~ure limestoneS. pr".""'ahlythepurercarbonates..di....."t"aCCur:lulated.far .. noughoc"..,,,,,,rd to ucap.. the Influx of volcanic detdtus fro", the e"",rgent volcanic arc. 'l1,ev.. rtlcalchanges, in the s"dl ....nt characteristics of the Quarry Cove section. are cnnstderedtobe the result of transgression of theltlddle Ordovlc1an sea onlO the arc volcanics. This Is possIbly the "e.ult of arc &ubstdence fo11o"I"1\ a ridge-trench IntHa"tlon (Kidd, De""yandNelson, 1(77). Thetransgr"sslonsuperimposedocean"ard facies over lOCIr .. landward facle" In acc"rdan~e with Io'al ther', La" (Walther, 1894). upper t"'othlrdsof lhe section (Fig. \4), ..aybe lorlICati"eofa.'ltpsun comlitlon of transgression,.!.:.!. a sea level rise would ,,;ouae a shore""rd shift of" sr
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Page 5 and 6: FRONTISPIECE View south-west over C
Page 7 and 8: dlyislbl~ Into twO 5p~cl~5 ,assoc!n
Page 9 and 10: Page. l.ithostratigraphy CottlU Isl
Page 11 and 12: · ~----~_. Suped;l!l,ily Panderodo
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Page 22 and 23: underBtandlng of the gttuctur~l com
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Page 26 and 27: J ,- GEOLOC'CAI.SETTING Th... field
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Page 30 and 31: hy "bout )00 "",t n3 uf t,,,,.ic la
Page 32 and 33: th~, roughly l,aralld til" oril\iru
Page 34 and 35: -16- Figure 3. View eastward of the
Page 36 and 37: 4.2.2Squ!dCov.. S"nion. On th.. sou
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Page 40 and 41: 1111(11 ",~v" kln~flc ",wrllY rele~
Page 42 and 43: ~. Sedillento\ngy of tn"CobbsAnlsec
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Page 48 and 49: Quarry Cove section. but contains A
Page 50 and 51: -32- ....aterneH_shorevolcanlcsands
Page 52 and 53: PALf.ONTOLOCYAND PALEOr.COLOGYOj'TH
Page 54 and 55: to b~ h.rgeLy restrlCfprl to .,qu~t
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Page 60 and 61: OfIlO!'lOSTlUTICRAPIlY OF TlIE COBB
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Page 64 and 65: 7.1 Composltionand Growth. Conodont
Page 66 and 67: continuous syrr:netrlcal-asyremctrl
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Page 72 and 73: Plate 16 ~I"es " part tal vle'o' of
Page 74 and 75: Ta"onoalcal clli"slflcatlon of the:
Page 76 and 77: I.'~ll{~er (19M), not"d the pr~s>
Page 78: or th" r"pon"d IIp,,cie~ of interes
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Page 83 and 84: ,'. !J..~"J..£..1l. A-T, lh,.tacod
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Page 87 and 88: i. I spedes 1s very llillllhr. One
Page 89 and 90: DZIK1916,p. 435,F1g. 184-f. Descrtp
Page 91 and 92: latest Tremadocian. Previously (Lin
Page 93 and 94: , _1 _ Th"r" 1s a slngle posterior
Page 95 and 96: • Ftgllre 25. A~H. Drepanodlls sp
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~. Connd01Hs ~f .,thh 'p"cies have
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a furrow. Asy""",nlcal fonns have a
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-83- ./ ~I~ ----- ------J~"
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tlp of th.. ~u~p. The oul'H lateral
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!.!.Fcv...££.1..!!. A, Rhodesogna
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Th" apparatus shows a simple sy=etr
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." appa~at"s represent non-dellt.lc
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-9)- ETIII~GTO~ 1959. p. 284. p\. 3
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-95- ,\... r,~.]))'! ~! ~ ~ . ...;
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I The nearly sY1ll!lletricai gr"cli
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conodont "ith a rouod"d anterior m>
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J,I, ~~'1~~,-J;; A-f., :k", l;cl1"~
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allterlor ll'.arll.ins and deep [r[
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- •• ]...."'H ,wilr th~ "nf~rl,
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-110- ./ t~{;~l.t..· Wall1serodus
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I ,. ~s a~YL'"""trieal m"ltiCo~tale
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....~y""""'trical blcostate drepana
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symm... try transition compf!slng f
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"itionlo~'!i!.,butappearstohav"d~sc
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- allledorlyon al least OlLe of the
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I The latter [OTlIlis similar to [o
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a.e c~~uct"rh:"d by asyll\ll>Ctrlca
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Genus EOPLACOGNAfHUS HOIII
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1. . procen develops from the cusp
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to fO TIIl the dent;c"l.oted proces
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pcri.~,eter 0' the anrerlr proce99
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----- 1"-.-~- . ,-.,:ir4~~~.... ,.
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ut sh"llowly ncavated. The roof of
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paralleillith thelnncr-DIIrglnaLrld
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-------- a 81Ibg"n"s of Pdoniodu!I.
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~.48speci_ns. Genus BALroNIOOUS LIn
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-146- setatanangleof60to!lOdegrees.
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B,t,LTONIOOOS VARIAllILIS (!!ergstr
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llgonodlnifom-prlonlodlnlfo... serl
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-152 / b~. ~~ ~ Figure 41. A-E,G,
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·10n&,th....nt... rior ...&In of
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falOdlfortn6: l1gonodinUur1llS ~nd
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] lINDSTIlOM 19nb. p. 109. p1. 22,
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- -160- of[h"-baSe,andfo~lhlsrea90n
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~. HAMAR 1964, ~. 2b3, 1'1. I, OK"
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ore ouu,ard. 'I ) M.¥tedal. 18pec1
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Bassler, R.S., ln~. Classlfication
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Bryant, W.L., 1921. The Genesee con
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-170:' . H....r, C., 1964. The Kldd
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Lane, F.W., 1960. KingdOOl of the O
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Morrill, S.C., .976. A ne" Cambrian
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" SChlllldt, 11.,1933. Cephlllopode
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T>I"nhofel, IoI,H:: 1947. nw Siluri
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Wolska, t .• 1961. ~onodontY 1. O
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All sped,.."" X4~. SalOp Ie nu..ber
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I All sped;"en" X:iO. Sample numlj,
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.. All 8p~
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~._'- "'" specimens x52. Sample num
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PLATE 4
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PLATE 5
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p,!ven in pa~enthes,-s. ) 2. 1'"He~
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PLATE 7
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PLATE 8
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PLATE 9
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PLATE lO
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PLATE II
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l~, lateral .... 1c.... "f ~YIf\lTl
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PLATE 14
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1 I'" OUl"~ Ia"'~al vie... 01 hadJl
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.-.~, given in parentheses. Figur..
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PLATE 16
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~n
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, Figure A!. A limestone lense (out
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Photo..tc~ographs of so"", ()f the
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Figure B3. Sediment deposited in an
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ILLINGATE ISLANDS l USHES BIGHT . R
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FIGURE 2 CONODONT SAMPLE LOCALITIES
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OoJQrr~ Co~e S~ChO" CobbS Arm Sect,
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TABLE Ib r C;nQ~i"" frnm ·thQ C':n
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, r _. .--=- E SECTION COBBS A:~ ~E
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Pseudobelodlna n.•p. A b.lodellif
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I • 2 , I • 2 6 5 2 " .. " I I
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TABLE 10 Con'odont Snlldll~ from. t
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I-'__...,...~ I;~ DVE SECTION ~OBBS
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It,a.·~~it ombolodif ,m' Stlodtlla
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