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Favo, 



out of its matrix, at McConnelltowii cliffs, Huntingdon Co. 

 (T3, 201) ; and among Strornatopora in Juniata Sand Oo.'s 

 quarry cliff on Mill cr. (p. 269.)— In Bedford Co., abundant in 

 transition lime-sand beds of L. Held, into Oriskany, Hyndman 

 sect. (T2, 86) ; chert beds 150' below top of Oriskany (p. 104), 

 Pine ridge, King t. (p. 134); Mann's quarry, Monroe t. (p. 187). 

 —VI-VII.— Specimens in the cabinet (00, p. 234) 601-2,3, 28, 

 and 601-33 (eight specimens, mostly conical or spherical) from 

 1 J m. S. of Rockhill furnace. Orbisonia, Hunt. Co.— 606-1, 4 

 (seven specimens), and 608-4 from Walpack bend, Monroe Co. 

 All from Loruer Ilelderherg^ VI. — See Appe?idix. 

 Favosites hemisphericus. ( Calamopora alveolaris, Gold- 



hx^.m 



Iu8s). — Properly Eninionsia JiemispheriGa^ described lirst by 

 Troost, 1840, at the Falls of the Ohio, 5th Geol. Report of Ten- 

 nessee; then by Yandelland Shumard, 1847, Contributions to 

 Geol. Ky.; then by Rominger, 1876; Hall, 111. Dev. Foss. 1876, 

 — Favosites tuvMnatus (Billings, 1859); not the F. hemispheri- 

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