Geology 3
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Jour. Sci., Vol. IX, 1900, pp. 97-99; also Geology of Southern Patagonia, idem, Vol. IV, 1897, pp. 334-337.
• Branner, Bull. Geol. Soc. Am., Vol. 13, Stone Reefs of Brazil. Mus. of Comp.
Zool., Bull. 44, pp. 27-53.
220 GEOLOGY.
marine origin also occur in Patagonia. 1 Both marine and non-marine Eocene may be much more widely distributed.
Eocene beds, not always distinctly separable from the Oligocene, are extensively developed in the West Indies, where limestone is the domi- nant type of rock. ...In Cuba, 2 the Eocene beds (together with the Oligo- cene) occupy the surface of about half the island. In Jamaica 3 the Eocene is distinct from the Oligocene. Eocene beds grading up into Oligocene without interruption are present on the island of Trinidad, and are extensively developed on the eastern side of Panama, 4 and in Central America. They are partly clastic, and partly limestone. Ma- terial derived from igneous rocks enters largely into their composition, and extensive extrusions of basic rocks occurred in this region during the period.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jour. Sci., Vol. IX, 1900, pp. 97-99; also Geology of Southern Patagonia, idem, Vol. IV, 1897, pp. 334-337.
• Branner, Bull. Geol. Soc. Am., Vol. 13, Stone Reefs of Brazil. Mus. of Comp.
Zool., Bull. 44, pp. 27-53.
220 GEOLOGY.
marine origin also occur in Patagonia. 1 Both marine and non-marine Eocene may be much more widely distributed.
Eocene beds, not always distinctly separable from the Oligocene, are extensively developed in the West Indies, where limestone is the domi- nant type of rock. ...In Cuba, 2 the Eocene beds (together with the Oligo- cene) occupy the surface of about half the island. In Jamaica 3 the Eocene is distinct from the Oligocene. Eocene beds grading up into Oligocene without interruption are present on the island of Trinidad, and are extensively developed on the eastern side of Panama, 4 and in Central America. They are partly clastic, and partly limestone. Ma- terial derived from igneous rocks enters largely into their composition, and extensive extrusions of basic rocks occurred in this region during the period.
What to read after Geology 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rollin D Salisbury to read onlineMoreLess
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