TABULAR SUMMARY 





PANAMA. 





Colombia. 



Ecuador. 



Peru. 



Bolivia. 



Chile. 



Patagoxia. 



1 GUAHAM LASD. 



Kecent. 



Emergence. 





Emergence. 



Emergence. 



Emergence. 



Emergence. 



Emergence. 



Emergence. 



Emergence. 



Late and post-GlacIal. 



Submergence. 





? 



? 



Submergence ("tablaza" 

 beds). 



' 



Submergence. 

 Valparaiso stage. 



1 Submergence. 



i 



Submergence. 



ninclal. 



Emergence. 





? 



' 



Emergence. 



? 



Emergence. 



1 Emergence. 



Emergence. 



U'liocene. 



Toro limestone. 



? 



? 



Paita stage. 



Discinlsca and plant 

 tutfs of PotosI 

 and Corocoro. 



Coqulmbo and Cal- 



1 Parana beds. 



f 



Pecten beds. 



Upper Miocene. 



Emergence. 



Honda beds? 



? 



Talai-a stage. 





Emergence. 



Emergence (Santa Cruz 

 beds). 



Emergence. 



Lower Miocene, Burdlga- 

 linn, and Aqnitnnlan. 



(Jatun formation, Bm- 

 perador limestone. Up- 

 per Culetira.=i 



Andean lilant beds. 



Andean plant beds, 

 l.o.ia foal. 



Zorritos and Heath stages. 

 Fossil plants o£ Tumbez. 





Navidad beds. 

 Fossil plants of 

 Coronel and Lota. 



Patagonian beds. 

 Punta Arenas coal (Arau- 

 caria). 



Possibly a part of the 

 younger Seymour Island 

 beds of Andersson. 



Ollgocene, Chattlan, Stam- 

 pian, Sannolslan. 



Lower Culebra, Tonosi 

 limestone, Bohlo con- 

 glomerate. 



Emerged? 







Ovibio stage, mainly con- 

 tinental sandstones. 





Emergence. 



Deseado (Notostylops and 

 Pyrotherium beds). 



Local submergence In the 

 Magellanian beds. 



Fagus and lower lignite 



Emergence. 



Eocene. 



Transgression In 



Eocene. 

 Emergence. 



Upper 







Emergence. 





Emergence. 



Emergence. 



Local transgression of 



San .Torge formation 



(Roca beds). 



Littoral sediments with 



fossil plants. 

 Emergence. 



1 Danian and Maes- 

 u trlchtian. 



Emergence. 







Emergence. 

 Submergence.^ 





Emergence. 

 Quiriquina stage. 



Emergence with varie- 

 gated continental sand- 

 stones. 



Submergence. 



Emergence. 



1 



fe Campanian, Bmsclie- 



1 rinn, Turonian. 



Emergence. 



Rich Indo-Paciflc Ammo- 

 nite faunas. 



Lower Cretaceous. 



Emergence. 







Emergence. Local ma- 

 rine beds" (Wealden 

 flora). 





Emergence. 



Emergence (local marine 

 bed3).=' 



Emergence. 



=' More or less contemporaneous. 

 == Halle (1913) has recorded Lowe 

 -^ Neumann : Neues Jahrb. Bell., 



