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INDEX    TO    NORTH    AMERICAN    GEOLOGY 
Geologic  formations  described — Continued. 
Englewood  limestone.  Carboniferous 
(Mississippian),  Clack  Hills  region, 
Jaggar,  5. 
Enid  formation,  Carboniferous  (Per- 
mian). Oklahoma,  Gould,  14. 
Enochkin  formation,  Jurassic.  Alaska. 
Stanton  and  Martin,  1. 
Enochkin  formation,  Jurassic.  Martin, 
11. 
Equus  beds,  Pleistocene,  Texas.  Dum- 
ble,   L3. 
Erian,   Devonic,   New  York,  Clarke,   20. 
Erie  shale,  Devonian,  Ohio.  Stevenson 
(J.  .I.i.  1. 
Erie  (Bronson)  beds.  Carboniferous. 
Kansas,   Wooster,   1.  2. 
Erwin  quartzite,  Cambrian,  Tennessee, 
Keith,  4.    12. 
Escabvosa  limestone,  Carboniferous, 
Arizona.  Ransome,   1<>,   LI,    II. 
Escamela  limestone,  Cretaceous,  Mex- 
ico. Hall  (C.  E.),  1. 
Escondido  scries.  Tertiary,  California, 
Hershey,   l'». 
Eskridge  shales,  Carboniferous,  Kan- 
sas, Beede,  6. 
Eskridge  shales.  Carboniferous,  Kan- 
sas. Prosser,  7. 
Eskridge  shales,  Carboniferous,  Kan- 
sas. Adams,  Girty,  and  White,  1. 
Eskridge  shale.  Carboniferous,  Kansas, 
Prosser  .-iikI   Beede,  1. 
Esmeralda  formation,  Nevada,  Spurr, 
6. 
Esopus  grit,  Devonian,  New  Jersey, 
Weller,  6. 
Esopus  grit,  Devonian,  New  York.  Gra 
ban,  9. 
Esopus  grit,  Devonian,  New  York,  Van 
[ngen  and  Clark.  1. 
Esopus  grit,  Devonic,  New  York, 
Clarke.  20. 
Esopus  grit,  New   York.  Shimer,  .">. 
Etchegoin  beds.  Tertiary,  California. 
Anderson.  7. 
Etcheminian  terrane,  Cambrian,  Can- 
ada. Matt 'new   (G.  P.).  20. 
Eureka  shale.  Carboniferous,  Missouri, 
Weller,  1. 
Eureka  quartzite,  Nevada.  Spurr,  (I. 
Eureka  shales.  Mississippian,  Missouri, 
Gould.  12. 
Eureka  beds.  Carboniferous,  Kansas, 
Wooster.    1.  2. 
Eureka  rhyolite,  Colorado.  Cross  and 
Howe.  1 . 
Eutaw  formation.  Cretaceous.  Ala- 
bama. Smith    (  E.  A.  ).  2. 
Fairhaven  diatomaceous  earth.  Mio 
cene,  Maryland.  Shattuck,   10. 
Fairmount  beds.  Ordovician,  Ohio  and 
Indiana.  Nickles,  •".. 
Fairmount  beds,  Ordovician.  Kentucky. 
Nickles.  6. 
Fayette  sands,  Eocene,  Texas,  Dumble, 
13. 
Geologic  formations  described — Continued. 
Pa  yet  t  o  sands.  Eocene,  Tertiary,  Texas, 
Hayes  and  Kennedy,   1. 
Fayette    sands,    Tertiary,    Texas,    Hill 
(R.  T.),  9. 
Fayette  breccia,   Devonian,   Iowa,   Sav- 
age, 7. 
Fayetteville    shale.    Carboniferous,    Ar 
kansas,  Adams    (G.   L),  3,  15. 
Fayetteville    shale.    Carboniferous,    Ar- 
kansas, Ulrich,  5. 
Fayetteville    format  ion.    Carboniferous, 
Indian  Territory.  Taff,  17. 
Fayetteville    formation.    Mississippian, 
Arkansas,  Adams  and  Ulrich,  1. 
Ferguson  gypsum,  Permian,  Oklahoma, 
Gould.  9. 
Ferguson    gypsum    member.    Carbonifer- 
ous rPerniian),  Oklahoma,  Gould,  14. 
Fernvale    formation,    Ordovician,    Ten- 
nessee, Hayes  and  Ulrich,  1. 
Picket  t    series.    Carboniferous,    Alaska, 
Schrader.    1.   3. 
Finlay    formation,    Cretaceous,    Texas, 
Richardson  (G.  B.),  4. 
Pish    Creek    sandstone,    Carboniferous, 
West   Virginia,  White  (I.  C),  7. 
Fish  House     clays.      Pleistocene,     N°w 
Jersey,  Kummel  and  Knapp,  1. 
Plat   Creek   beds.  Tertiary,  Canada,  Mc- 
Connell,  5. 
Flattop     schist.     Algonkianl  ?),     North 
Carolina.   Keith,  4. 
Fleming    beds     (Frio    clays).    Tertiary, 
Texas.   Hill    (R.  T.),  9. 
Flint    Creek    beds.    Tertiary.    Montana, 
Douglass,  s. 
Florena    shale.   Carboniferous,    Kansas. 
Prosser  and  Beede,   1 . 
Florena    shales.   Carboniferous.    Kansas, 
Beede  and  Sellards,   1. 
Florence    flint,    Carboniferous, 
Prosser,  7. 
Florence    flint.    Carboniferous, 
Adams.  Girty,  and   While.    1. 
Florence   flint,   Carboniferous; 
Prosser  and  Beede,  1. 
Florence   beds,    Carboniferous,    Kai 
Wooster,  l.  2. 
Florence    flint.    Carboniferous, 
Beede  and  Sellards.  1. 
Floyd     Shale,     Carboniferous, 
McCallie,  9. 
Floyd    shale.    Carboniferous. 
and  Georgia,  Hayes,  5. 
Floyd   shale.   Carboniferous, 
Stevenson    (.1.  J. ),  4. 
Forbes    limestone,    Carboniferous, 
souri,  ( biliaher.  1. 
Forest    City    sandstone.    Carbonife 
Missouri.  Callaher,  1. 
Pordham  gneiss.  New  York.  Eckel, 
Pordham     gneiss,     pre-Cambrian, 
York.  Merrill  and  others,  1. 
Port    Benton    group.    Cretaceous, 
Mexico,  Johnson   (D.  W.),  4. 
Kansas, 
Kansas, 
Kansas, 
as, 
Kansas, 
Georgia.; 
Alabama 
'ennessee, 
Mis- 
6. 
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