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Myrica— Continued. Page. 



HoUicki Ward 53, 122-123, I44 



longa Heer 50, 51, S3, 55 



tliulensis Heer 54 



Zenker! (Etts.) Vel.? oi,\22-Vi3,m 



sp 54, 122, m 



Myricaceas 53-54, 115 



Myricales 53-34, 115 



Myricanthium amentaceum Vel 54 



MyrsinaceiE 102-103, 116 



Myrsine 103, 116 



borealis Heer 102, 126-127, SOS 



elongata Newb 51, 102, 104, 126-127, H6, iOS 



sp 23 



Myrsinites 103, 116 



Gaudlni Le.?q 103, 126-127, iOS 



Myrsinophyllum varians Vel 70, ISO 



MyrtacesE j 95-97, 116 



Myrtales 95-97, 116 



MyrtoplLyllum 116 



Oeinitzi Heer 96, 97 



Schublcri Heer 96 



Warderi Lesq 97, 126-127, SOO 



N. 



Nashaquitsa, fossil flora at 14, 120, 122, 124, 126, 128 



geology at 26-27 



Natural Science Association of Staten Island, proceed- 

 ings of 19 



Naushon, fossil flora at 14 



Navesinlc formation, correlation of 29 



Navicula cocconeif ormis Greg 23 



lata B reb 23 



major Kutz 23 



varians Greg 23 



^"Iridis Kutz 23 



Nectandra 115 



imperfecta n. sp 76-77, 124, IS4 



Nelumbium aretioum Heer , m, LIS, 162 



Nelumbo 113, 115 



Kerapii (HoUick) Hollick 61, 



117, 118, 122-123, IBS, US, WO, 16-2 



primseva Berry 61,117 



Neocomanian rocks, correlation of 29 



Newberry, J. S., on Araboy claj's 20 



on Long Island geology 18 



on paleobotany of region 38, 40, 68, 69, 72, 74 



New Jersey, fossil flora of 121, 123, 125, 127, 129 



fossil localities of 14 



New York, fossil flora of I3 



New York Lyceum of Natural History, proceedings of. 17,18 



Northport Harbor, fossil flora at 27, 120, 122, 124, 126, 128 



gcologyat 27 



Northrop, J. I., on Rhizomorphs 112 



Nyrapli«acea3 61, 115 



O. 



Oak Neck, fossil flora at 14, 120, 122, 124, 126, 128 



Ocotea : ., 115 



nassauensis n. sp 76, 116, 124-125, IS4 



Onoclea 32, 33, 114, 120-121 



inquirenda (HoUiek) n. comb 32-33, 116, 120-121,73.3 



Orient Point, geology at 26 



Osmunda Obergiana Heer 32 



petiolata Heer 32 



Palaooassia angustifolia Etts 84 



Paliurus 75, 115 



affinisHeer 92, 126-127, iSS 



cretaceus Lesq 92 



integrifolius HoUick 23, 91, 126-127, 19S 



membranaceus Lesq 75 



ovalis Dawson 91-92, 120-127, IBS 



sp 23 



Panax ne 



cretacea Heer 100, 126-127, SOS 



Pandanales 47, 115 



Papilionacese 84-86, 115 



Passiflora 70 



Patapsco formation, correlation of 29 



Patuxent formation, correlation of ■ 29 



Patoot beds, fossil flora of 118-119 



Periploca no 



cretacea n. sp 105, 128, 210 



Persea 76, 115 



Leconteana (Lesq.) Lesq 76, 124-125, ISS 



nebrascensis Lesq 79 



pubescens (Pursh.) Sarg 76 



valida n. sp 76, 124-125, 18S 



Pbaseolites 115 



elegans n. sp 85, 124-125, 19i 



f ormus Lesq §5 



manbassettensis Hollick 86, 124-125, 194 



Pbaseolus 70 



Pbyllites im 



durescens sp. nov 74 



obcordatus Herr 69 



poinsettioides Hollick 106, 128^129, ise 



Phyllocladus subintegrifolius Lesq 36-37 



Pinaceaj 37.47, 114-115 



Pinus 114 



sp ■ 40, 108, 120-121, ISi 



Pistacia 37 115 



aquehongerisis Hollick 87, 124-125, 190 



aquensis Sap 37 



Pistites loriformis Hos los 



Planera 115 



betuloides n. sp 57,122, J^e 



Knowltoniana HoUick 57 



Plant-bearing deposits, characteristics of 25-28 



Platanace^ 82-83 115 



Platanus 56, 82, 83, 115 



aquehongensis HoUick 82, 124-125, 192 



Newberryana Heer 23, 82, 124-125 



sp - 83, 124-125, 192 



Poacese 48, 115 



Poacites 115 



arundinarius Etts 43 



borealis Heer 43 



mengeanus Heer 45 



sp 38, 48, 120-121, 134, U2 



Podozamites 114 



acuminatus Hollick 35 



angustifolins (Eichw.) Schimp 35 



lanceolatus (Lindl. and Hutt.) Schimp ... 35, 120-121, 134 



marginatus Heer [ . . . 35 



sp 35, 120-121, 142 



Pollard, C. L., on Elm Point fossils 23 



Polypodiacese 32-33, 114 



PomaecEe 83; 115 



