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Huxley Humus, 1971, Volume 01, Issue 03, Shirley Weston, Huxley College Of The Environment, Western Washington University Feb 1971

Huxley Humus, 1971, Volume 01, Issue 03, Shirley Weston, Huxley College Of The Environment, Western Washington University

Historical Collection of Huxley Newsletters

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Huxley Humus, 1971, Volume 01, Issue 07, Shirley Weston, Huxley College Of The Environment, Western Washington University Jan 1971

Huxley Humus, 1971, Volume 01, Issue 07, Shirley Weston, Huxley College Of The Environment, Western Washington University

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Fusulinids From The Cyathophyllum Limestone, Central Vestspitsbergen, Charles A. Ross Apr 1965

Fusulinids From The Cyathophyllum Limestone, Central Vestspitsbergen, Charles A. Ross

Geology Faculty Publications

Thirteen species of fusulinids are illustrated and described from eleven collections within the Cyathophyllum Limestone of central Vestspitsbergen. The lower collections at Tempelfjorden and the collection from Mount Lykta contain Schubertella transitoria, Triticites arcticus, and Schwageriiia anderssoni and other species typical of the Carboniferous zones C3C through C3E of the Ural region of the U.S.S.R. It is suggested that “Fusulinella" usvae is a species of Waeringella. Higher collections at Tempelfjorden include Parafusulina furnishi n. sp. and Pseudofusulinella tempelensis n. sp. and a loose block from higher in the succession includes Schwagerina …

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Early Permian Fusulinids From Macusani, Southern Peru, Charles A. Ross Jan 1963

Early Permian Fusulinids From Macusani, Southern Peru, Charles A. Ross

Geology Faculty Publications

Triticites patulus Dunbar and Newell and Schwagerina adamsi sp. nov. from the early Wolfcampian (Permian) part of the Copacabana Group near Macusani, southern Peru, show morphological features that add new data concerning the evolution of the genera Schwagerina and Pseudoschwagerina from lineages arising within the genus Triticites near the close of the Pennsylvanian.

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Fusulinids From The Leonard Formation (Permian), Western Glass Mountains, Texas, Charles A. Ross Jan 1962

Fusulinids From The Leonard Formation (Permian), Western Glass Mountains, Texas, Charles A. Ross

Geology Faculty Publications

From the Leonard Formation in the western part of the Glass Mountains, eleven species of fusulinids are recognized. The lowest member of the formation, member A, has Schwagerina dugoutensis n. sp., S. hawkinsi Dunbar and Skinner, S. hessensis Dunbar and Skinner, S. crassitectoria Dunbar and Skinner, S. guembeli Dunbar and Skinner, Monodiexodina linearis (Dunbar and Skinner), Parafusulina leonardensis n. sp., and P. allisonensis Ross. The middle member, member B, contains Schwagerina hessensis, S. hawkinsi?, Parafusulina spissisepta Ross, P. leonardensis, and Schubertella muellerriedi Thompson and Miller. Member C at the top of the formation has the distinctive species …

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Permian Foraminifera From British Honduras, Charles A. Ross Jan 1962

Permian Foraminifera From British Honduras, Charles A. Ross

Geology Faculty Publications

Fusulinids identified from the Macal Shale Group, Macal Series, south central British Honduras and Schwarerina gruperaensis Thompson and Miller, Schwagerina sp. A, Eoverbeekina aff. E. americana Thompson and Miller, Ozawainella? sp., and Staffella sp. One species of the Trochamminid genus Tetrataxis also occurs in these strata. These species suggest correlation with the lower part of the Chochal Limestone of Guatemala, the Grupera Formation of Chiapas, Mexico, and the Lenox Hills Formation (upper part of the standard Wolfcampian Series, Permian), Glass Mountains, Texas.

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Fusulinids From The Hess Member Of The Leonard Formation, Leonard Series (Permian), Glass Mountains, Texas, Charles A. Ross Oct 1960

Fusulinids From The Hess Member Of The Leonard Formation, Leonard Series (Permian), Glass Mountains, Texas, Charles A. Ross

Geology Faculty Publications

Five fusulinid zones are recognizable in the Hess member of the Leonard formation in the eastern Glass Mountains. These zones are useful for correlation and contain two species of Schwagerina, previously described, and five species of Parafusulina which are new. The assemblage of Schwagerina crassitectoria Dunbar and Skinner and S. gaembeli Dunbar and Skinner forms the lowest zone, Parafusulina allisonensis n. sp. forms the second zone, P. deitoides n. sp. and Parafusulina sp. A form the third zone. P. spissisepta n. sp. forms the fourth zone which includes the upper Hess fossil bed of P. B. King (1931), and …

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