Stratigraphy And Correlation of the Devonian of Western Tennessee
Stratigraphy And Correlation of the Devonian of Western Tennessee
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With the lower Oriskany of Maryland there is little in common. It must be noted that two very characteristic species of the upper Oris- kany of the Appalachian trough, namely, Rhipidomella musculosa and Hipparionyx proximus, have not been found in Tennessee. Never- theless, the association of so many very characteristic species as Lep- tostrophia magniventra, Chenostrophia complanata, Plethorhyncha cf. Barrandei, Rensselaeria ovoides, Spirifer murchisoni, S. Arenosus, Mer- istella lata, Anaplot...heca dichotoma, and Platyceras gebhardi is strong- STRATIGRAPHY AND CORRELATION 77 ly indicative of equivalence with the upper Oriskany and direct com- munication with the Appalachian trough. The Little Saline limestone of Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri, is a pure, white, crystalline limestone. Its fauna has not yet been described and Weller's publication is awaited with great interest. The writer made a brief visit to tiJs locality, however, and secured a small collection of fossils, which, with others sent to Yale University by Professor Weller's son, enabled some preliminary comparison to be made, and, though it may appear surprising, the two faunas seem to show less resemblance to each other than either does to that of the Appalachian trough.
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With the lower Oriskany of Maryland there is little in common. It must be noted that two very characteristic species of the upper Oris- kany of the Appalachian trough, namely, Rhipidomella musculosa and Hipparionyx proximus, have not been found in Tennessee. Never- theless, the association of so many very characteristic species as Lep- tostrophia magniventra, Chenostrophia complanata, Plethorhyncha cf. Barrandei, Rensselaeria ovoides, Spirifer murchisoni, S. Arenosus, Mer- istella lata, Anaplot...heca dichotoma, and Platyceras gebhardi is strong- STRATIGRAPHY AND CORRELATION 77 ly indicative of equivalence with the upper Oriskany and direct com- munication with the Appalachian trough. The Little Saline limestone of Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri, is a pure, white, crystalline limestone. Its fauna has not yet been described and Weller's publication is awaited with great interest. The writer made a brief visit to tiJs locality, however, and secured a small collection of fossils, which, with others sent to Yale University by Professor Weller's son, enabled some preliminary comparison to be made, and, though it may appear surprising, the two faunas seem to show less resemblance to each other than either does to that of the Appalachian trough.
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