NAPLES FAUNA IN WESTERN NEW YORK, PART 2 



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SAUERLAND, DILL BASIN AND WESTPHALIA 



Adorf limestone ; gray, red, platten and con- 

 cretionary limestone. Mantic. intu- 

 mescens, primordiale, carina- 

 tum, Beloc. m u 1 1 i 1 o b a t u m, kay- 

 seri, Tornoc. simplex, paucistri- 

 atum, G e p h y r. calculiforme, 

 aequabile, forcipifer, Bactrites 

 subflexuosus, Orthoceras vitta- 

 tum, Loxonema p i 1 i g e r, tenui- 

 costatum, arcuatum, Macrochi- 

 lia dunkeri, Pleurotomaria 

 angulata, globosa, tenuilineata, 

 Buchiola retrostriata, palmata, 

 Praecardium duplicatum, Euthy- 

 desma beyrichi, Loxopteria ru- 

 gosa, Lunulicardium bickense, 

 inflatum, concentricum, muel 

 leri, adorfense, Cardiola articu- 

 lata, subradiata, concentric a, 

 Tentaculites tenuicinctus 



Kellwasser limestone (see Eifel). (?) Horizon 

 of Prolecanites 



Iberg limestone with 

 Hyp othyris c u- 

 b o i'de s, P ug n a x 

 p it gnus, Spir. 

 d i sj unci u s, etc. 

 gastropods, lamelli- 

 branchs, trilobites, 

 etc. 



In the Wildungen sec- 

 tion the lowest beds 

 are dark shales with 

 Liorhynchus, small 

 goniatites (Torn- 

 oceras simplex 

 Manticoceras) 



UPPER HARTZ 



EASTERN ALPS 



POLAND 



Cypridina shales with Ento- 









mis serratostriata. 









Posidonia venusta, 









Loxopteria dispar. 









Clymenia limestone. C 1 y- 



Clymenia limestone 



with 



Psiarnia beds with Clyme- 



menia levigata, un- 



Cly. laevigata, 



stri- 



nia levigata, annu- 



d u 1 a t a, striata, Torno- 



a t a, undulata, 



etc, 



lata, undulata, Posi- 



ceras, Chiloceras, Bran- 



Posidonia ven 



u s t a 



donia venusta, Bra n- 



c o c. sulcatum, S p o- 







coceras sulcatum 



rad. bronni, Posidonia 







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venusta, Loxopteria 









rugosa, dispar, Prae- 









cardium, Cardiola ar- 









