Bulletin 3. The flora of the Raritan Formation, 1911 - State of New ...

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PI,A_'_XXIV, Fig. I.--Myrsine oblongata Hollick.
Fig. 2.--M_,rsine horealis Heer.
Fig_. 3, 4.--Myrsine Gaudini (Lesq.) Berry.
Fig. 5._Aralia qainquepartita Lesq.
PLATE XXV, Figs. I-5._Celastrus arctica Heer.
Fig. 6,--Andromeda nov_e-cmsare;e Hollick.
Fig. 7.--Aralla Wellingtoniana Lesq
Fig. 8.--Tricalycltes papyraeeus Newb.
PLATE XXVI, Figs. I, 2.--Andromeda grandifolla Berry.
Figs. 3, 4.--Andromeda Cooki Berry.
PLAT_ XXVII, Figs. _-4.--Andromeda Parlatorl{ Heer.
PLATE XXVIiI, Figs. l-4.--Eucalyptus angusta Velenovsky.
Fig. 5.--Eucalyptus angustifolia Newb.
Fig. 6.--Eucalyptus attenuata Newb.
Fig. 7.--Eucalyptas Geinltzi (Heer) Heer.
Fig. 8.--Eucalyptus nervosa Newb.
PLA_'E XXIX, Fig. I.--Diospyros prim*eva Heer.
Figs. 2-4.--Calycites diospyrlformis Newb.
Fig. 5.--Diospyros elliptica (Newb.) Berry.
TEXT FIGURES.
FI¢3. I,--Diagram showing the relative thickness sequence _nd biotic
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changes of the geologic divisions represented in New Jersey, .. I7
Fro. 2.--Ideal generalized section through the Raritan and adjacent formations
in Middlesex County, N. J., showing the levels _rom
which fossil plants have been collected, ...................... I9
Fie,. 3.--Sketch map of the world, showing approximate areas where
fossil plants of middle and upper Cretaceous age have beetl
discovered .................................................. 3I
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