Extinct Monsters and Creatures of Other Days

The book that introduced the public to dinosaurs: sea-lizards, flying dragons, mammoths and the first horse, drawn from life by J. Smit and told by a clergyman-geologist who thought the museum's 'relics of a former world' deserved a storyteller.

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Extinct Whales and Wombats: Series

Terrestrial, Alluvial, Estuarine, and Marine Beds of Historic, Iron, Bronze, and Neolithic Ages Peat, Alluvium, Loess Valley Gravels, Brickearths Cave-deposits Raised Beaches Boulder Clay and Gravels Norfolk Forest-bed Series Norwich and Red Crags Coralline Crag (Diestian) Eningen Beds Freshwater, etc.

Dominant type, Man Fluvio-marine Series Dominant Bagshot Beds London Tertiaries) } (Nummulitic Birds and types, Beds) Mammals Maestricht Beds Chalk Upper Greensand Gault } SECONDARY, OR MESOZOIC.

TABLE OF STRATIFIED ROCKS
TABLE OF STRATIFIED ROCKS

CAINOZOIC.

Periods.

Tertiary.

Quaternary.

JURASSIC 5000 ft.

TRIASSIC 3000 ft.

Lower Greensand Neocomian Wealden Purbeck Beds Portland Beds Kimmeridge Clay { (Solenhofen Corallian Beds Oxford Clay Great Oolite Series Inferior Oolite Series Lias Rhætic Beds Keuper Muschelkalk Bunter Beds) Dominant type, Reptiles Periods.

APPENDIX TABLE OF STRATIFIED ROCKS-Continued Systems.

Formations.

PRIMARY, OR PALÆOZOIC.

PERMIAN or DYAS (1500 ft.) CARBONIFEROUS (12,000 ft.

The total is 117,500 feet. Estimates in years of geological time,
The total is 117,500 feet. Estimates in years of geological time,
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