GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
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140 NORTH AMERICAN MESOZOIC 1NVERTEBRATA.<br />
Gryphaea Contiimed.<br />
pitcher! (Mortem) Conrad. (1855.)<br />
Bep. U. S. and Mex. Bound. Sur., vol. 1, pt. 2, p.<br />
155, pi. 7, fig. 3; pi. 10, figs. 2«, b. Wash.,1857.<br />
T. A. Conrad.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
Location: Leon springs, Tex., plains of the Kiamesha,<br />
Ark., New Braunfels, Tex., Fort Wushita<br />
and Cross Timbers, Tex.<br />
pitcher! (Mort.) Schiel. (1855.)<br />
Bep. Expl. and Sur. P. B. B. Mississippi river to<br />
Pacific ocean, vol. 2; Bep. Expl. Forty-first parallel,<br />
N. Lat., p. 108, pi. 3, fig. 9. Wash., 1855.<br />
James Schiel.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
Location: Top of a sand hill near Grand river.<br />
pitcheri (Mort.) Hall. (1856.)<br />
Bep. Expl. and Sur. P. B. B. Mississippi river to<br />
Pacific ocean, vol. 3, pt. 4, pp. 99, 100, pi. 1,<br />
figs. 1-6. Wash., 1856. James Hall.<br />
Formation : Cretaceous.<br />
Location: Pyramid mountain, Plaza Larga,<br />
Camp 50.<br />
pitcher! (Morton) Marcou. (1858.)<br />
Geol. N. Am. pp. 38-40, pi 4, figs. 5,5a,b, 6.<br />
Zurich, 1858. Jules Marcou.<br />
Formation : Cretaceous.<br />
Locution : Hills surrounding Comet creek, one of<br />
the affluents of the False Washita river (Long.<br />
99°, Lat. 35° 50'); on the bank of the Canadian;<br />
at Fort Washita; in the plain of Kiamesha,<br />
Arkansas; at the fall of the Verdigris river,<br />
affluent of the Arkansas ; near Preston ; in the<br />
vicinity of Now Braunfels ; and at Waco camp<br />
on the Bio Guadalupe, Tex.<br />
pitcher! (Mort.) Gabb. (1860.)<br />
Second Bep. Geol. Bee. Arkansas, pi. 7, fig. 6.<br />
Phila., 1860. D.D.Oweu.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
Location : Arkansas.<br />
pitcher! (Mort.) Newberry. (1861.)<br />
Hep. Colorado river of the West, pt. 3, p. 121.<br />
Wash., 1861. J. S. Newberry.<br />
Formation : Cretaceous.<br />
Location: A few miles east of Fort Defiance, still<br />
further eastward near Covera; on the banks of<br />
the Pecos, east of Albuquerque.<br />
pitcher! (Morton) Gabb. (1869.)<br />
Geol. Sur. Cal. Paleont., vol. 2, pp. 272, 273.<br />
Phila., 1869. W. M. Gabb.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
Location : Sierra de las Conchas, near Arivechi,<br />
Sonora, Mexico.<br />
pitcher! (Mort.) White. (1884.)<br />
Fourth Ann. Bep. U. S. Geol. Sur., pp. 302, 303,<br />
pS. 49, figs. 1-6. Wash., 1884. C. A. White.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
pitcher! var. navia n. var. Hall.<br />
(1856.)<br />
Bep. Expl. and Sur. P. 11. B. Mississippi river to<br />
Pacific ocean, vol. 3, pt. I, p. 100, pi. 1, figs.<br />
7-10. Wash., 1856. James Hall.<br />
Formation : Cretaceous.<br />
Location : False AVashita, Camp 31.<br />
Gryphaea Con tin ned.<br />
pitcheri var. navia (Hall) Newberry.<br />
(1861.)<br />
Bep. Colorado river of the West, pt. 3, p. 120.<br />
Wash., 1861. J. S. Newberry.<br />
Formation : Cretaceous.<br />
Location: At the Moqui villages; east of Fort<br />
Defiance ; on the Pecos.<br />
pitcheri var. navia (Hall) Whitfield.<br />
(1884.)<br />
Mong. U. S. Sur., vol. 9, p. 38. Wash., 1880.<br />
B. P. Whitfield.<br />
Formation : Cretaceous.<br />
Location : Moumonth county and Blue Ball, N.<br />
J.; also from Freehold, Burlington, Timber<br />
creek, and New Egypt, N. J.<br />
pitcher! var. (Mort.) White. (1875.)<br />
Bep. Geogr. and Geol. Expl. and Sur. west of<br />
one-hundredth meridian, vol. 4, pt. 1, pp. 171,<br />
172, pi. 17, figs. la-/. Wash., 1875. C. A. White.<br />
Formation : Cretaceous.<br />
Location : Twenty-five miles southwest of and<br />
also near Paria ; east fork of Paria creek ; east<br />
of Impracticable ridge ; Dirty Devil river, east<br />
of ridge, Utah; canyon five miles west of<br />
Puerco; east of Mount Taylor, and Acomu<br />
plateau, New Mexico, etc.<br />
planoconvexa n. s. Whitfield.<br />
(1876.)<br />
Bep. Bee. Carroll, Mont., to Yellowstone National<br />
Park, p. 142, pi. 2, figs. 9,10. Wash., 1876.<br />
B. P. Whitfield.<br />
Formation : Jurassic.<br />
Location : In the Bridger mountains, Mont.<br />
plicatella n. 8. Morton. (1833.)<br />
Am. Jour. Sci., 1st ser., vol. 23, p. 293, pi. 9, fig.<br />
4, [vol. 24]. New Haven, 1833. S. G. Mortou.<br />
Formation : Cretaceous.<br />
Location: Alabama.<br />
plicatella Morton. (1833.)<br />
Am. Jour. Sci., 1st ser,, vol. 24, pi. 9, fig. 4.<br />
New<br />
Haven, 1833. S. G. Mortou.<br />
sinuata var. americana n. var.<br />
Marcou. (1858.)<br />
Geol. N. Am., pp. 37, 38, pi. 3, fig. 1. Zurich,<br />
1858. Jules Marcou.<br />
Formation : Cretaceous.<br />
Location : Borders of Bed river, near Preston,<br />
Tex.<br />
thirsae n. s* Gabb. (1861.)<br />
Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., for 1861, pp. 329,330.<br />
Phila., 18 2. W. M. Gabb.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous. [Tertiary.]<br />
Location: " Nanafalia," Ala.<br />
thirsae (Gabb) White. (1884.<br />
Fourth Ann. Bep. U. S. Geol. Sur., p. 303. Wash.,<br />
1884. C. A. White.<br />
Formation: Cretaceous.<br />
- vesicularis (Lam.) Bronn. (1838.)<br />
Lethtea Geognostica, Zweiter Baud, pp. 670-672.<br />
Taf. 32, figs. 1 a-e. Stuttgart, 1838. H. G,<br />
Bronn.<br />
Formation : Cretaceous.<br />
Location: New Jersey.<br />
* Nanafalia Bluff referred to Tertiary by Smith A Johnson. G. thirsee, referred to Ostred thirsse by Heilprin.