

Taile XII.— /SAowiny the &roujjinga of (Ite Pidaozoic Bocks of Mo 



th Devon, an, ' ""'''' 'q'tiwlents 



m South Devon, Cornwall, South Wales, Smtlant, South Irelimd, and the th.yr Unmpfan areas. 





NORTH DEVON. 



SOUTH DEVON. 



COBNWAIL. 



SOUC^fH WALES. 



SCOTLAND. 



SODTH IRELAND. 



EHENI.SH PRUSSTA. 



BEL&IUM. 1 FRANCE. 



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C.BB0>-,P.B0.SS.K..S. 



Barnstaple beds (part). 

 Carboniferous series of Sedgwick 

 and Murchison. 



Carboniferous beds. 



Carboniferous series, 

 Boscastle &e. 



Carboniferc 'is. T™by &c. 



Carboniferous series. 



Carboniferous limestones. 

 Carboniferous slates. 





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Uppeb Detohiah, OB Up- 

 pekOldRedSmdsioi™. 



Pilton, Braunton, Crojde, Mar- 

 wood, Sloly, and Baggy beds, 

 with the PickweU-Down Sand- 

 stones at the base (Morte-Bay 

 series). 



No representative?* 



Petherwin limestones 

 and slates, Tintagel 

 and De la Bole 

 slates. 



Pembroke section, in part, 

 YeUowsa adstones.Serpula- 

 beds, and Upper Old Ked 

 Sandston. 2- 



TeUow and Eed Sandstones, 

 Dura-Den beds, Holopty- 

 chim &c., Lammennuir 

 HiUs, Fifeshire sandstones.. 



Coomhola grits, yellow sand- 

 stones, &c.. Upper Old Eed 

 Sandstone of the Cork 

 ^ area, with plant-remains, 

 Anodon, and Fish &c. 



Verneuilii-Schiefer, Clyraenia- 

 Kalkand Goniatite limestones 

 and shales (Buch),Cypridina- 

 Schiefer (Sandberger), Krara- 

 menzelsteiji (Dunker). 



Syst. Condriisieii(nnraont) P.vumnitcs ,lc Cnulvos, 



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Centbax or Mjbbie Devo- 

 nian. Middle OiD Eeb 

 Sandsionb. 



Mortehoe, Woolacombe, Eoek- 

 ham, and Lee Slates. Ilfra- 

 combe andCombe-MartinSlates, 

 Grits, Sandstones, and Lime- 

 stones. The Hangman Grits at 

 the base. 



Dartmouth slates, Darting- 

 ton, Ogwell, Torquay, 

 I^ewton, and Plymouth 

 Limestones, Liunmaton and 

 Eamsleigh &c. 



Fadstow, Looe grits 

 (=Hangman beds), 

 Polperro. 



Old Red S> .n'lstone (in part). 



Caithness flagstones &e., 

 Elgin and Findhorn Elvers 

 with Aslerolepu, Cheiro- 

 lepis, Diptents, Osteolepis, 

 Coccosteiis, Fterkhthys, &c. 



The great mass of unfos- 

 siliferous grits and sand- 

 stone of Di.igle. Dingle 

 beds (Kerry), base not seen. 



Eifel limestone (Romer). 

 Agger- and Lenuc-Sdiicfer 

 (Dunker) =Calccola-Sehiefer. 

 Rhenish Gramovelle(Eomer). 



Rystemc Eifelion. ! f!ivet limestone, Cidceola- 

 tlates. 



LOWKB DBVONlAlf, OE 



LowEB OxD Bed Sand- 



ireddon's-Mouth,Woodabay,Lee. 

 Valley-ot-Eocks, Watersmeet, 

 Lynton, and Lynmouth Slates, 

 &c. The Eed Grits and Sand- 

 stones of the Foreland, Conn- 

 fesbury, Glenthorn, &c. &c., at 

 the base. 



Meadsfoot slates with Ph,jl- 

 hJepis rancen(ric«s,Tealmp- 

 ton-Creek and Black-HiU 

 &C.&C. slates, Looo Island. 



St.- Veep, Polruan, Pol- 

 perro, andFowey grits 

 and slates. 



lower pa rt of Comstones 

 etc., Old Red Sandstone. 



Forfarshire flagstones &c. 

 (EosB and N.E.Highlands), 

 Onchus, Cephalaspis, Pter- 

 aspis, &e. 



Glengariff grits, KiUarney, 

 Dingle, no fossils. 



Ai-dennes-Schiefer, Coblentz- 

 Schiefer, Wissenbach slates, 

 Spirifer-Sandstcin (Sandb.), 

 Aeltere Rbeiui.sehe Grau- 

 waeke (Ra;mcr), Systeme 

 Coblentzien et Svst. Ahrien 

 (Dumont). 



Syst. Ahrien, Svst. Cob- Svsteme Ehenan. 



Bcdfi of I '^PpCT Dovoniftn ngr probably c 



