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Title: Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
Identifier: annalsofnewy27191617newy (find matches)
Year: 1877 (1870s)
Authors: New York Academy of Sciences
Subjects: Science
Publisher: New York, New York Academy of Sciences
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MOOK, STUDY OF THE MORRISON FORMATION 57 vary much in their occurrence. They are usually more or less argil- laceous. "The relative amount and position of sandstones, shale and limestones at any one point is no indication that a similar relation will be found at any other point. There is no abrupt lateral change, but the various beds blend into each other or pinch out laterally in a gradual though somewhat rapid manner, so that, while no sudden change is seen, a comparison of sections a few miles apart may show a total change in kind and relation of materials" (Lee, 1901. 7 ; 1902, 5). Dinosaur bones
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Fig. 16.—The "Nipple," looking went from Garden Park, Colorado. This view is in the opposite direction from that in flg. 12. The section shown in flg. 13 was taken in this cliff. were found at many horizons. Some of these have been identified by Barnum Brown as Morosaurus and Diplodocus. The Bed Beds, Morrison and "Dakota" all have the appearance of being conformable, though critical examination has shown that there is evidence in favor of concluding that there is a stratigraphical break both above and below the formation. There is distinct evidence of erosion at the surface of the Morrison, below the "Dakota (Purgatoire), in the presence of undulations in the line of contact with the "Dakota" (Purgatoire). The Morrison lies on beds of gypsiun in these localities. This gypsum

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