GEOLOGICAL NOTES JN THE GREAT EXniBITION". 



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to 174 are devoted to various references. It should be observed, also, 

 that the arrangement of the consecutive numbers is not of a kind to 

 imply, even for the first 97 numbers, the necessity that every subse- 

 quent stratum really should be inferior in position to every preceding 

 one. On the contrary, several of tliem in one map may be employed only 

 for a system of deposits, while, in another, geologists have succeeded in 

 ascertaining a number of consecutive members perfectly distinguishable 

 from one another. In some maps of distant regions the same sign has 

 been casually employed for quite different rocks or strata ; and from these 

 observations it will be seen that the Austrian geologists do not pretend 

 to give a geological system, consistent throughout within itself, as might 

 be done in a treatise on geology, but merely the result of their studies in 

 their present state, as they are drawn up and brought to a general survey 

 for the present International Exhibition. 



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g / Alluvium. 

 .2 Peat. 



^ \ Calcareous tufa. 

 [ Calcareous tufa. 

 Erratic deposits. 

 Erratic blocks. 



IMoraiues. 

 ^ Loam. 

 Gravel and conglomerate 



Hungary. 

 Galici 

 Austria. 

 Styria, Cariuthia. 



Gravel and conglom. 

 Fi-csh water limestone, 

 Freshwater quartz. 

 Freshwater limestone, 

 Gravel. 



Congeria sand. 

 Cougeria clay. 

 Ccrithium beds. 

 Cerilliiuin limestone. 

 Sand and sandstone. 

 Leitha limestone. 

 Leitlia conglomerate. 

 Biiden clay. 

 V Lignite measures. 

 Monilite slate. 

 Menilite slate. 

 Freshwater formation 

 Younger Carpathian 



sandstone. 

 Sandstone. 

 Gravel and clay. 



[ Nummulitic sandstone. Austria, 

 J Conglomerate. Istria, 

 I Nunnnulitic limestone. 

 [ Main nummulitic series. iTran- 

 [" Freshwater deposits. / sylv, 

 ( Cosina scries. Istria, 

 [ Conglomerate. Transylvania, 



f Marly sandstone. 1 , , 



tn' r • ' 4 I Gosaubeds, 



3 I liUnestonc. > . , . 

 o \ f, , , Austrui, 



aj Conglomerate. J 



S ] Scaglia. Loiub. Venetia, 



^ j Scnonian sandstone. 



-Scuouian limestone;. ) 



Bohemia. 

 Hun. Gal. 

 Hungary. 

 Bohemia. 



Hungary. 



Austria 



and 

 Hungary. 

 Styria. 

 Austria. 

 Galicia. 

 Hungary. 



Galicia. 

 Tyrol. 

 Hungary. 



Isli 



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 SO 



' Hippmite Hmestone. 



Lomb 

 Rudistes limestone. 

 Radiolite limestone. 

 Conien slate. 

 Radiolite dolomite. 

 Caprotina limestone. 



Baculite beds. 

 Planer. 



Upper Quader. 

 Q,uader marl. 

 Q,uadei sandstone, 

 Gault and Seewer. 

 Spataiigus limestone. 

 Neocomian dolomite. 

 Marl 



Teschen slate. 

 Vienna sandstone. 

 Rossfeld series. 

 Aptychus slates. 

 Biaucone, Majolica. 



Wealden. 

 White limestone. 

 Plasscn limestone. 



(Straniberg series). 

 Vils series. 

 Klaus series. 

 Klaus scries with 



hornstone. 

 Woltschach limestone. 

 Crinoid limestone. 

 Oolitic limestone. 



Istri 

 Hungary. 



Bohemia. 



\ Tyrol. 



I Huug. 

 Galicia. 



Salzb. Tyr. 



Lomb. Yen. 



Austria. 

 Austria. 

 Aust. Istr. 

 Ban at. 

 Hungary. 

 Austria. 



Hungary. 

 Istria. 

 Austria, 

 Istria. 

 Lomb. Yen. 



Tlierlatz and Adncth scries. 

 Yariegated marl. 

 Kossen scries. 

 Dachstein limestone. 

 Dachstein doU)mite. 

 Crestcn limestone. "| Austria. 

 Gresten dolomite. > Lomb. 

 Circstcn Rauchwackc. J W ii. 

 Gresteu sanilsloue. 



