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

86 THE RARITAN FLORA.
although if the two species are to be kept separate, a not
altogether certairt proposition, it is clearly more closely allied
to ]uniperus hypnoides under which Hollick has already placed
it (loe. cit., 19o7). Professor Newberry describes its association
at Woodbridge with Dammara scales and was evidently of
the opinion that the one was the fruit of the other. Material in
the New. York Botanical Garden shows this association, which is
probably, however, purely a mechanical one. The type material
came from the Atane beds of Greenland, and additional remains
are also abundant in the Raritan of Krelscherville, Staten Island,
and in the Magothy formation of Martha's Vineyard, New
Jersey and Delaware.
Occurrence.--Perth Amboy, Woodbridge.
Co[lections.---_N. "2". Botanical Garden.
Genus MORICONIA Deb, and Eti.
MOI_IeoNIAe¥c£oToxoI¢Deb. and Ett,
(Urwelt. Acrobry. v. Aachen, I859, p; 59-)
Plate VIII, Figs. 34.
Moriconia cyclotoxo*_ Deb. & Ett., Urwelt. Aerobry, v. Aachen,
59, pl. 7, f. z3-27, I859,
Heer, FI. Foss. Arct., voL 6, ab. 2: 49, pl. 33, f. I-pb, I882;
Ibid. vol. 7: II, pl. 53, f. so; pl. 54, I883.
Newb., F1. A_mboy Clays, 55, pl. :Io, f. Lr--z¢, _896.
Hollick, Ann. N. -`2`. Acad. Sci., vol. 1I: 57, pl. 3, f" zo,
I898; Ibid., 418, pl. 37, f. 8. U.S. Geol. Surv. Mon.,
50:46, pl. 3, f. I6, I7, I9o 7.
Pecopteris kudllsete_tai* Heer, loc. cir., vol. 3, ab. 2 : 97, pl. 26, f.
e8, I874-
Description.--"M. fronde pinnata, plnnis longe petiolatis, pinr_atifidis
v. pinnatipartitis laciniis ovato-oblongis, integerrimis.
apice obtusis, infinis irt petiolum late deeurrentibus, terrninali
caeteris parum longiore strieta, margine undulata, lateralibus
oppositis patentibus v. arrecto patentibus; rhachi mediana
crassa." Deb. and Ett., 1859.
NEW JERSEY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY