The Student's Elements of GeologyLyell, Charles, Sir
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The Student's Elements of Geology
Lyell, Charles, Sir
Geology
Chapter XXIV—FLORA AND FAUNA OF THE CARBONIFEROUS PERIOD.
Vegetation of the Coal Period. — Ferns, Lycopodiaceæ, Equisetaceæ,
Sigillariæ, Stigmariæ, Coniferæ. — Angiosperms. — Climate of the Coal
Period. — Mountain Limestone. — Marine Fauna of the Carboniferous
Period. — Corals. — Bryozoa, Crinoidea. — Mollusca. — Great Number of
fossil Fish. — Foraminifera.
Chapter XXV—DEVONIAN OR OLD RED SANDSTONE GROUP.
Classification of the Old Red Sandstone in Scotland and in Devonshire.
— Upper Old Red Sandstone in Scotland, with Fish and Plants. — Middle
Old Red Sandstone. — Classification of the Ichthyolites of the Old Red,
and their Relation to Living Types. — Lower Old Red Sandstone, with
Cephalaspis and Pterygotus. — Marine or Devonian Type of Old Red
Sandstone. — Table of Devonian Series. — Upper Devonian Rocks and
Fossils. — Middle. — Lower. — Eifel Limestone of Germany. — Devonian of
Russia. — Devonian Strata of the United States and Canada. — Devonian
Plants and Insects of Canada.
Chapter XXVI—SILURIAN GROUP.
Classification of the Silurian Rocks. — Ludlow Formation and Fossils. —
Bone-bed of the Upper Ludlow. — Lower Ludlow Shales with Pentamerus. —
Oldest known Remains of fossil Fish. — Table of the progressive
Discovery of Vertebrata in older Rocks. — Wenlock Formation, Corals,
Cystideans and Trilobites. — Llandovery Group or Beds of Passage. —
Lower Silurian Rocks. — Caradoc and Bala Beds. — Brachiopoda. —
Trilobites. — Cystideæ. — Graptolites. — Llandeilo Flags. — Arenig or
Stiper-stones Group. — Foreign Silurian Equivalents in Europe. —
Silurian Strata of the United States. — Canadian Equivalents. — Amount
of specific Agreement of Fossils with those of Europe.
Chapter XXVII—CAMBRIAN AND LAURENTIAN GROUPS.
Classification of the Cambrian Group, and its Equivalent in Bohemia. —
Upper Cambrian Rocks. — Tremadoc Slates and their Fossils. — Lingula
Flags. — Lower Cambrian Rocks. — Menevian Beds. — Longmynd Group. —
Harlech Grits with large Trilobites. — Llanberis Slates. — Cambrian
Rocks of Bohemia. — Primordial Zone of Barrande. — Metamorphosis of
Trilobites. — Cambrian Rocks of Sweden and Norway. — Cambrian Rocks of
the United States and Canada. — Potsdam Sandstone. — Huronian Series. —
Laurentian Group, upper and lower. — Eozoon Canadense, oldest known
Fossil. — Fundamental Gneiss of Scotland.
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