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1857..
BUCKMAN — OOLITES.
103
Here, then, we have a total of 43 species, only 1 1 of which are
truly liassic. It should here be remarked that this list does not
include the Ammonites bifrons or the A. Jimbriatus, upon the former
of which Dr. Wright, and, after him, Mr. Hull have laid such stress ;
the truth being, that both Dr. Wright's specimens of these Ammo-
nites (for his matrix was traced) and my own were obtained from as
much as 20 feet below the oolite- sands, in the true micaceous beds
of the Upper Lias Shales, the position of which will be made plain by
the accompanying section of beds at Frocester Hill : —
Fig. 1. — Section at Frocester Hill.
Cephalopoda-bed.
ft. in.
1. Oolite - freestone, with two
bands of obliquely-laminated
beds 40
2. A sandy Oolite, with Phola-
domya 6
3. Ragstone 20
4. "Cephalopoda-bed" 4
5. Oolite-sands 60
ft. in.
5a. Position of Inferior Oolite Shells
at Nailsworth.
6. Upper Lias Shales — very mica-
ceous 20
7. Band of indurated White Lias,
with Am. bifrons and A. Jim-
briatus 1
8. Upper Lias Shales, blue.
Now, if I am right in my interpretation of this matter, Dr. Wright
has gone into the Lias Shales for his proofs that the Cephalopoda-
bed, 80 feet higher, is Lias ; nor is it difficult to understand how he
may have been led into this error, inasmuch as the upper part of the
Lias Shales has become oxidized from atmospheric exposure ; and
besides, on this slope the Inferior Oolite Sands have fallen over them,

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The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London.
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51125
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Page 103
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NameFound:Ammonites bifrons NameFound:Cephalopoda NameConfirmed:Cephalopoda EOLID:2312 NameBankID:2694785 NameFound:Phola NameConfirmed:Phola EOLID:3286720 NameBankID:4294296 NameFound:Shales
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  • The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London. v. 14 (1858).
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