1898-1002 . N,.:ii;. | SUMMARY OF GEOLOGICAL RESULTS. 9 From the higher portion of the brown limestone series mentioned from the Havnefjord district, fossils, mostly fragmentary, have been found at Baalkap in the north-western part of North Devon 1 : Strophonella cf. euglypha His.
- Conchidhtni arcficnm BOLTED Am.. 2
Ceraurus sp. They probably indicate Niagara n, but are too few and fragmentary to allow of any exact conclusion. The brown limestones (series A of SCHEI) are found along the whole western part of the south coast of Ellesmereland, except in one place (Store Sander) where tectonic disturbances have brought to Ihe surface the underlying conglomerate series, and even the Pre-Cambrian. The finest paleozoic sections were found in the Gaasefjord (Goosefjord) district. Above the brown limestones come here, without visible unconformity, dark shales with limestone beds, Schei's Series B, with a thickness of 300 m. Fossils were found here, in different localities and from different horizons; but they do not seem, to judge from the faunas, to be of any very different age. The fossils identified, are, according to the above- mentioned paper by the present author (report no. 32) the following: Solenopora sp. Favosites cf. helderbergiae HALL. Fauosities forbesi E. & H. var. eifelensis NICH. Favosites sp.
- Parallelopora favositiformis HOLTEDAHL. S
Cladopora rectilhieata SIMPS. Thecia swinderenana GOLDF. Syrinyopora sp. Stromatopora sp. Monograptus sp. Fistulipora sp. Fenestella sp. Lingula sp. Orbicidoidea sp.
- Stropheodonta patersoni HALL var antiqua HOLTEDAHL.
Strophonella cf. eitglypha His.
- Schucliertella interstriata HALL var. sinuata HOLTEDAHL.
Gypidula coeymanensis var. prognostica SCHUCHERT.
- Stenochisma deckerensis WELLER var. arctica HOLTEDAHL.
- Camarotoechia litchfieldensis SCHUCHERT var. angiistata HI^LTEDAHL.
- Uncinulws septentrionalis HOLTEDAHL.
Atrypa reticularis LINN.
- Lissatrypa scheii HOLTEDAHL.
- Spirifer modestus HALL var. striatissimus HOLTEDAHL.
Spirifer vanux&mi HALL var. prognostica SCHUCHERT. 1 See Holtedahl: Series B. p. 5. ! The asterisc means that the species have been for the first time described in the papers of this report. 3 One asterisc means a new species or variety, two asteriscs new genus and species.
