[PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY OF SCIENTIFIC TERMS ABOUT THE EARTH]
NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS, CHARTS AND MAPS
| Life Ages of the Earth | Pictorial Diagram Showing the Corresponding Forms of Animal and Plant Life, and Rock Strata in theEarth’s Crust. | Rocks and Strata to which they belong | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cenozoic, or Recent Life. Age of Mammals. | ![]() | Alluvium, Gravel, Mud, Sand, Clay, Marl, Limestone. | Ceno- zoic |
| Mesozoic, or Middle Life. Age of Reptiles. | Chalk, Gault, Green Sand, Oolite, Clays and Limestone, China Clay, Shales, Cement, Sandstone, Pervian. | Meso- zoic | |
| Paleozoic, or Old Life. Age of Invertebrates. Age of Fishes. Age of Acrogens. | Coal Massives, Upper and Lower. Millstone, Grit, Mountain, Limestone, Old Red Sand Stone, Iron Ore, Gypsum, Gas,Lead, Zinc, Phosphate, Marble, Sandstone, Shales, Copper. | Paleo- zoic | |
| Proterozoic, or Earlier Life. Earliest Forms of Life. | Copper, Silver, Lake Superior Iron Ores, and many Metals. Granite, Schists. Emery, Gems, and Building Stone. | Protero- zoic | |
| 1. Sivatherium, (siv-a-thē´-ri-um). 2. Mastodon, (mas´tō-don). 3. Elephas, (el´e-fas). 4. Palæotherium,(pā-lē-ō-thē´-ri-um).5. Pterodactyl, (ter-ō-dak´tīl). 6. Ammonites, (am´mo-nitz). 7. Plesiosaurus, (plē-zi-ō-saw´rus). 8.Ichthyosaurus, (ik-thi-ō-saw´rus).9. Carboniferous, (kär’bŏn-ĭf´ēr-ŭs) fern. 10. Lepidodendron,(lep-ī-dō-den´dron). 11. Calamites, (kal´a-mits orkal´a-mī´tēz). 12. Labyrinthodon,(lab-i-rin´thō-don). 13. Acanthodus, (a-kan-thō´dus). 14. Diplacanthus, (dip-la-kan´thus).15. Lepidosteus, (lep-i-dos´te-us). 16. Climatius, (clī-măi´tē-us). 17. Zosterites, (zos-ter-i´tēz).18. Goniatites, (gō-ni-a-tī´tēz).19. Strophomena, (strō-phŏm´ĕ-na). | |||
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