Notes on the Cambrian rocks of Virginia and the southern Appalachians

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Abstract
IN connection with the study of the Oambrian rocke and faunas of North America I made a hurried reconnaissance in the fall of 1891 of the sandstone series of central Virginia.In company with Mr. Bailey Willis and Prof. H. D. Oampbell an examination was made of the Balcony Falls section along the line of the J ames River.It failed to bring to light any traces of organic remains other than the Scolithns that occurs in the massive qnartzite below the ferriferous shale at the western end of the gorge.On the following day well preserved specimens of a species of Ptychoparia were discovered in the shale, by the roadside, about a mile south of Natural
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Authors Charles D. Walcott
Journal american journal of science
Year 1892
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10.2475/ajs.s3-44.259.52
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https://doi.org/10.2475/ajs.s3-44.259.52
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