GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
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JIOYI.F,.] NORTH AMERICAN MESOZOIC INVERTEBRATA. 139<br />
Gryphaea Continued.<br />
convexa n. 8. Morton. (1828.)<br />
Jour. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., vol. 6,1st ser., 1828-<br />
1831, pp. 79, 80, pi. 4, figs. 1, 2. Phila., 1827-<br />
1831. S. G. Morton.<br />
formation: Cretaceous.<br />
Location: Woodward's farm, near Walnford, New<br />
Egypt, N. J.; St. Georges, Del.<br />
convexa (Say sp.) Morton. (1829.)<br />
Jim. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila.. vol. 6,1st sen, 1827-<br />
1831, p. 1:>1. Phila., 1827-1831. S. G. Morton.<br />
Formation: Cretitceous.<br />
Location: Big- Timber creek, Gloucester county,<br />
N. J.<br />
convexa (Say sp.) Morton. (1830.)<br />
Am. Jour. Sci., 1st ser., vol. 17, p. 283. New<br />
Haven, 1830. S. G. Morton.<br />
Formation: [Cretaceous.]<br />
Location: New Jersey.<br />
convexa (Say) Morton. (1834.)<br />
Synop. Org. Bern. Cret. Gr. U. S., p. 53, pi. 4, figs.<br />
1,2. Phila., 1834. S.G. Morton.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
Location: New Jersey, Delaware, and Alabama.<br />
convexa (Say) Troost. (1840.)<br />
Fifth Geol. Rep. Tenn., p. 46. Nashville, 1840.<br />
G. Troost.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
Location: McNairy county, Tenn.<br />
corrugata n. 8. Say. (1823.)<br />
Account of Exped. Pittsburg to Kocky mountains,<br />
vol. 2, pp. 410, 411. Phila., 1823. Thos. Say.<br />
Formation: [Cretaceous.]<br />
Location: About Red river.<br />
dilatata var. tucumcarii n.var. Marcou.<br />
(1858.)<br />
Geol. N. Am. pp. 43,44, pi. 4, figs. 1, la, b, 2, 3.<br />
Zurich, 1858. Jules Marcou.<br />
Formation: Jurassic [Cretaceous].<br />
Location: Bluffs surrounding Plaza Largo, in the<br />
bed of Fossil creek, at the bigand little Tucumcarii,<br />
Pyramid mount, Monte revnelto and<br />
the Llano Estacado,near the village of Covero,<br />
New Mexico, and on the tableland or mesn between<br />
Inscription rock and the Canoncito Bonito,<br />
west of the SierraMadre. Southern part of<br />
the Llano Estacado. Leon springs between Fort<br />
luge, Tex.,and El Paso, Chihuahua.<br />
mucronata Gabb. (1869.)<br />
Geol. Sur. Cal., Paleont., vol. 2, pp. 274,275.<br />
Phila., 1869. W.M.Gabb.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
Location: Sierra de las Conchas, near Arivechi,<br />
Sonora, Mexico.<br />
mucronata (Gabb) White. (1884.)<br />
Fourth Ann. Kep. U. S. Geol. Sur., p. 302.<br />
Wash., 1884. C. A. White.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
mutabilis n. a. Morton. (1828.)<br />
Jour. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., vol. 6,1st. ser., 1828-<br />
1831, pp. 81-83, pi. 4, fig. 3. Phila., 1827-1831.<br />
S.G. Morton.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
Location: Now Jersey and Delaware.<br />
Gryphaea Continued.<br />
mutabilis (Say sp.) Morton. (1830.)<br />
Am. Jour. Sci., 1st. ser., Vol. 17, p. 283. New<br />
Haven, 1830. S.G. Morton.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
Location: New Jersey.<br />
mutabilis Morton. (1834.)<br />
Synop. Org. Rem. Cret. Gr. U. S., pp. 53,54, pi. 4.<br />
fig. 3. Phila., 1834. S. G. Morton.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
Location: New Jersey, Delaware, Alabama, Tennessee,<br />
and Missouri.<br />
mutabilis (Mort.) White. (1884.)<br />
Fourth Ann. Rep. U. S. Geol. Sur., p. 302. Wash.,<br />
1884. C. A. White.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
navia (Con.) Gabb. (1869.)<br />
Geol. Sur. Cal. Paleont., vol. 2, pp. 273, 274.<br />
Phila., 1869. W. M. Gabb.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
Location: Sierra de las Conchas, near Arivecbi,<br />
Sonora, Mexico.<br />
navia (Con.) White. (1883.)<br />
Fourth Ann. Rep. U. S. Geol. Sur., p. 302, Wash.,<br />
1884. C. A. White.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
nebrascensis (M. & H.) Whiteaves.<br />
(1884J<br />
Geol. and Nat. Hist. Sur. Can. Mess. Foss., vol.1,<br />
pt. 3, pp. 244, 245, pi. 32, figs. 2,2a, b. Montreal,<br />
1884. J. F. Wbiteaves.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
Location: East end of Maud island; south side of<br />
Alliford bay.<br />
pitcheri n. s. Morton. (1834.)<br />
Synop. Org. Rem. Cret. Gr. U. S., p. 65, pi. 15, fig.<br />
9. Phila., 1834. S.G. Morton.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
Location: Plains of the Kiamesha, in Arkansas;<br />
falls of Verdigris river, in the same territory.<br />
pitcheri (Morton) Roemer. (1849.).<br />
Tex., pp. 394,395. Bonn, 1849. F. Roemer.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
Location: Eight miles above New Braunfels, Mission<br />
hill, upper |Brazos river, and near Freciericksburg,<br />
Tex.<br />
pitcheri Morton. (1852.)<br />
Kreide von Tex., pp. 73, 74, Taf. 9, figs. la-c.<br />
Bonn, 1852. F. Roemer.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
Location: Guadalupe river, eight miles above New<br />
Braunfels, Mission hills, upper Brazos river, and<br />
Fredericksburg, Tex.<br />
pitcheri (Mort.) Shurnard. (1853.)<br />
Expl. Red river, Louisiana, by R. B. Marcy, p. 205,<br />
pi. 6, fig. 5. Wash., 1853. B. F. Shnmard.<br />
Formation: Crotoceous.<br />
Location: Fort Washita, Ind. T.; Cross.Timbers,<br />
Tex.<br />
pitcheri (Mort.) Blake. (1855.)<br />
Rep. Expl. and Sur. P. R. R. Mississippi river to<br />
Pacific ocean, vol. 2; Rep. Geol. Thirty-second<br />
Parallel,, p. 39. Wash., 1855. W.P.Blake.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
Location: From the Big springs of the Colorado.