Bulletin 3. The flora of the Raritan Formation, 1911 - State of New ...
Bulletin 3. The flora of the Raritan Formation, 1911 - State of New ...
Bulletin 3. The flora of the Raritan Formation, 1911 - State of New ...
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76 THE RARITAN FLORA.<br />
information is at hand it would be unwise to alter <strong>the</strong> present<br />
nomenclature.<br />
Occurrence.--Woodbridge.<br />
CoUection_.--N. Y. Botanical Garden.<br />
PODOZAMITES LANCEOI*ATUS (L. & H.) F. Braun.<br />
Zamia lmweolatc_ L, & H., Foss. F1. vol. 3, pl. Ip3, I836.<br />
Zamites lameolatus F. Braun., Verzeich. Kreis.-Nat.-Samml.<br />
Bayreuth Petrefact., IOO, I84O.<br />
Podozamites lanceolatus F. Braun in Miinster, Beitr. Petrefactenkunde,<br />
vol. 2, pt. 6: 33, 184<strong>3.</strong><br />
Schimper, Pal. V6g6t., vol. 2: i6o, 187o.<br />
Velenovsky, Gymn. BShm. Kreidef., II, pl. 2, f. Ir-I 9, 24,<br />
1885.<br />
Dawson, Trans. Roy. Soc. Can., vol. 3, sec. 4 : 6, pl. _I,f, 3,<br />
I886.<br />
Lesq. F1. Dakota Group, 28, pl. r, f. 5, 6, 1892.<br />
Penhallow, Summary Geol. Surv. Can., 19o4: 9, 19o5.<br />
Fontaine irt Ward, Mon. U. S. Geol. Surv., vol. 48: 1IO,<br />
pl. 24, f. IT-CO, 1906.<br />
Knowlton, Smith. Misc. Coll., vol. 4, pt. I : 12o, pl. 14, f. 4,<br />
19o7.<br />
Hollick, Mon. U. S. Geol. Surv., vol. 5° : 35, pl. 2, f. I, 19o7.<br />
Podozam#es proxhnans Conrad, Amer. Jour. Sci_, (n) voh 47:<br />
361, tf. 1869.<br />
Podozamites angusti[olius <strong>New</strong>b., F1. Amboy Clays, 44, pl. I3, [.<br />
2, 1896 (non f. I, 3, 4).<br />
Honick, BuIl. N. Y. Bot. Garden, vol. 3:41°, pl. 7z, [. g,<br />
19o4.<br />
Description.--"Pinnis distantibus, alternis oppositisve, elongatis,<br />
basi sensim angustatis, inferioribus lanceolato-linearibus,<br />
superioribus elongato-ellipticis; nervis erebris." Schimper, 187o.<br />
This is a species <strong>of</strong> great vertical range, being recorded from<br />
<strong>the</strong> Jurassic upward to <strong>the</strong> Upper Cretaceous. <strong>The</strong> lateral range<br />
is equally great, embracing two continents, North America and<br />
NEW JERSEY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY