The upper Hamilton and Portage stages of central and eastern New York
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Abstract
In addition see on p. 207 the statement that the Hamilton is exposed at Lyon Creek bridge.nem Oxford; also, that "The Chemung rocks to which Mather and otherR refer lieR below the Oneonta beds or about 1.000 feet below the actnal base of the Chemung horizon, and are Hamilton ill •position.This fauna is meagre and consists of species supposed by Vannxem to be Chemung in central New York, but now known to be Hamilton.
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| Authors | Charles S. Prosser |
| Journal | american journal of science |
| Year | 1893 |
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10.2475/ajs.s3-46.273.212
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