A century of science in America : $b with special reference to the American Journal of Science, 1818-1918
History
A century of science in America : $b with special reference to the American Journal of Science, 1818-1918
American journal of science; Science -- United States -- History
Quaternary system │Alluvial division.
„ │Quaternary division.
„ │Drift division.
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Tertiary system │These strata are included in│
│ the next lower division. │
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│Long Island division. Equals│New Red
│ the Tertiary and │ system of
Upper Secondary system │ Cretaceous marls, sands, │ Emmons and
│ and clays of the coastal │ Hall.
│ plain of New Jersey. │
„ │Trappean division. The │ „
│ Palisades │
„ │Red Sandstone division. │ „
Coal system of Mather, and Carboniferous system of Hall.
Old Red system of Catskill Mountains of Emmons; Catskill division of
Mather and Hall; and Catskill group of Vanuxem.
_According to Hall 1843, and essentially Vanuxem 1842._
│Chemung, Portage or Nunda (divided into
│ Cashaqua, Gardeau, Portage), Genesee,
Erie division [Devonian] │ Tully, Hamilton (divided into
│ Ludlowville; Encrinal, Moscow), and
│ Marcellus.
────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────────
│Corniferous, Onondaga, Schoharie,
Helderberg series │ Cauda-alli, Oriskany, Upper
[Devonian-Silurian] │ Pentamerus, Encrinal, Delthyris,
│ Pentamerus, Waterlime, Onondaga salt
│ group.
────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────────
Ontario division [Silurian] │Niagara, Clinton, and Medina.
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│Oneida or Shawangunk, Grey sandstone,
Champlain division │ Hudson River group, Utica, Trenton,
[Silurian-Ordovician-Upper│ Black River including Birdseye and
Cambrian] │ Chazy, Calciferous sandrock, and
│ Potsdam.
_According to Emmons 1842, Mather 1843, Vanuxem 1842, Hall 1843._
Taconic System [Ordovician │Granular quartz, Stockbridge limestone,
and Lower Cambrian] │ Magnesian slate, and Taconic slate.
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Primary or Hypogene system │Metamorphic and Primary rocks.
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