A Manual of the Geology of India 1
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Eight are European, six being peculiar to the zone of A. athleta (Upper Kelloway).
In the Dhosa Oolite no less than 34 Cephalopoda have been found, viz., 4 Belemnites, 1 Nautilus, and 29 Ammonites {Fhylloceras 2, Harpoceras 1, Feltoceras 5, Aspidoceras 4, Stephanoceras 8, and Feri- sphinctes 9) ; of these 4 range into higher and 3 into lower beds.
Eight are found in Em*ope (the most important being Am. {Aspidoceras) perarmatus (PI. XII, figs. 4, 4«) ; and of these seven belong exclusively to th...e zones of A. {Amalthens) lamberti and A. {Amalth.) cordatus (Lower Oxford). This group also abounds in other fossils, especially, as already mentioned, in Terebratnla sella, var.
258 GEOLOGY OF INDIA— JURASSIC ROCKS. [Chap. XI, Katrol group (Upper Oxford and Kimmeridge).— The Katrol group J which rests uj)on the uppermost sub-di vision of the Chari beds^ is of considerable thickness. It consists of sandstones of various kinds, white, brown, pinkish-grey, &c., and shales usually grey or reddish, but some- times very dark coloured like those of the Am.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eight are European, six being peculiar to the zone of A. athleta (Upper Kelloway).
In the Dhosa Oolite no less than 34 Cephalopoda have been found, viz., 4 Belemnites, 1 Nautilus, and 29 Ammonites {Fhylloceras 2, Harpoceras 1, Feltoceras 5, Aspidoceras 4, Stephanoceras 8, and Feri- sphinctes 9) ; of these 4 range into higher and 3 into lower beds.
Eight are found in Em*ope (the most important being Am. {Aspidoceras) perarmatus (PI. XII, figs. 4, 4«) ; and of these seven belong exclusively to th...e zones of A. {Amalthens) lamberti and A. {Amalth.) cordatus (Lower Oxford). This group also abounds in other fossils, especially, as already mentioned, in Terebratnla sella, var.
258 GEOLOGY OF INDIA— JURASSIC ROCKS. [Chap. XI, Katrol group (Upper Oxford and Kimmeridge).— The Katrol group J which rests uj)on the uppermost sub-di vision of the Chari beds^ is of considerable thickness. It consists of sandstones of various kinds, white, brown, pinkish-grey, &c., and shales usually grey or reddish, but some- times very dark coloured like those of the Am.
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