...the so-called Permian of Kansas to the Red Beds are of great significance. Mr. Adams states that — the distinctions which have thus far been outlined...Territory gradually assume a red color in the higher portion of the section, the line of transition to this color being diagonal to the strike. The Red...

...the so-called Permian of Kansas to the Red Beds are of great significance. Mr. Adams states that — the distinctions which have thus far been outlined...Territory gradually assume a red color in the higher portion of the section, the line of transition to this color being diagonal to the strike. The Red...

...the Geological Society of America, vol. 4, p. 191, and US Geological Survey Bull. 211, p. /1, 19o3. Territory gradually assume a red color in the higher...strike. The Red Beds of Kansas belong to this phase." "In Indian Territory a and Oklahoma the limestones thin out and disappear from the section approximately...

...Arkansas River, or a little south of that stream, the interstratified limestones disappear from that section, and the formations are accordingly shales and sandstones. Moreover, the rocks in the Indian • A full description of conditions, with maps, is given by Adams in Bulletin of the Geological Society...

...Arkansas River, or a little south of that stream, the interstratified limestones disappear from that section, and the formations are accordingly shales and sandstones. Moreover, the rocks in Indian Territory gradually assume a red color in the higher portions of the section, the line of transition...