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"Chikkin 
I i me • 
chiefly unfossiliferous, but 
Aulacothyrii johartnsis, Bitt. 
Spiriftriiia griesbaclii , Bill. 
Sfiri/erina griisbachi, Bill', 
Aulacothyrii Joliarensis, Bji 
tlonotis saliaariti, Bronn. 
Coral limcslonc, with 
Spiri/erina griisbachi, Bitt. 
Rhynchonella bamhanagintit, Bit' 
V i t e 
beds" 
Paralibelitts tcHguisti, Mojs. 
Juvaviles aR. ehrlichi, v. Hai 
Haviritis n. sp. (near base). 
Dolomilic limestone. 
Limestone and calcareous shale, iritb 
Tropitfs cf. suhbuUaliis. 
„ cC. discobi'Uuliis, Mojs. 
Clyiionatitilus qriesbaehi, Mojs. 
Grey shales and shaly I 
Spiriferina shaishaUnsis, Bitt. 
" Halobia ^ Hard, dark lim 
Halobia sp, 
" Daonella Hard, dark limestone, with 
stone" Daonella lommtli, Wissm. 
Damilla hmmeli, Wissm, 
„ indica, Bittner. 
PtyMtei gerardi, Blanl. 
h sli.ily and c 
Grey limestone, in ihin beds ; with— 
Ceralilts iiibrobustus, Mojs. 
I Sibirilii prahlada, Dicner. 
Sp'fi/irina ttrathtyi, Salter. 
Nodulnr limestone, with (cv fossils, but 
' containing lower irias ammonites in 
the lower beds. 
I Shaly limestone, with 
I Rhynehondla griisbachi, Biti 
■' Hcdcn 
beds"' 
Limestone, with 
AviculoPictin hitmalis, Biti 
Limestone and shale, in thin beds; 
with j 
Htdenstritmia majtisovicsi, Dicner.^ 
Flimingitit rohUla. Diener. j 
Danubittt nivalis. Diener. I 
" Mecko- Limestone and shale; with 
M*ne." * Mitkourat 
Aei doubt- 
permian 
Limestone 
Ophie 
