UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 

Harold L. Ickes, Secretary

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

W. E. Wrather, Director

Bulletin 924

SUPPLEMENT TO CATALOGUE OF

MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS

OF NORTH AMERICA

1919-37

BY

ROBERT SMITH LAMOTTE

UNITED STATES

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 

WASHINGTON : 1944

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CONTENTS

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Bibliography ___ ______________________ _.^ ___________________________ 7

Catalogue.________-_____-_---__-____---_-_-_-___-_-____----__--__ 65

Errors and omissions in Bulletin 696_________________________________ 325

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SUPPLEMENT TO CATALOGUE OF MESOZOIC AND 

CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

By EGBERT SMITH LAMOTTE

As indicated by the title, this work is a supplement to the "Catalogue 

of the Mesozoic and Cenozoic plants of North America," by Frank 

Hall Knowlton, published in 1919 as Bulletin 696 of the United States 

Geological Survey. It is intended to be used with the earlier work, 

which it supplements but does not replace.

Knowlton's catalogue, in spite of its comprehensive title, did not 

include all North American fossil plants of Mesozoic and'Cenozoic 

age then known. It specifically excluded those from Greenland and 

Mexico. The Central American Republics and the Antilles were not 

mentioned. Knowlton further excluded many thallophytes, such as 

marine and fresh-water Algae, as well as the Diatomaceae. He did, 

however, include Fungi and the Charophyta.

In the present volume North America is defined as including Greenland and the islands lying north of Canada, the Antilles to the coast 

of South America, Mexico, the Central American Republics, Panama, 

and the Canal Zone. The effort has been made to include in this supplement all publications issued during the period 1919-37 that deal 

with plants of Mesozoic and Cenozoic age of North America as defined, 

and the papers that Knowlton omitted or excluded on territorial 

grounds. This latter objective has been only partially met with regard 

to Greenland, for those species described in Heer's "Flora fossilis 

arctica" which do not occur elsewhere in North America have not been 

added to the catalogue. This omission is intended to afford opportunity for thorough revision of the arctic floras before burdening the 

catalogue with useless species, for many of Heer's species, as the result 

of recent work by Seward .(1925, 1926, 1935), Harris (192&-33), and 

others, are known to be synonyms.

This supplement includes references to all plants of appropriate age 

described from North America between 1919 and 1937 except tne 

marine and fresh-water Algae and Diatomaceae. Fungi, Charophyta, 

Bryophyta, and all higher plants have been included, even though the
2 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

material upon which they are based is microscopic in character. Thus, 

spores of higher plants have received consideration, but studies of late 

Pleistocene and Eecent peat bogs have not been catalogued.

The present volume consists of three parts the bibliography, the 

catalogue, and a secton noting errors and ommissions in Knowlton's 

catalogue.

The bibliography comprises all papers dealing with North American 

Mesozoic and Cenozoic paleobotany up through 1937. Papers are 

listed alphabetically by author and by year of publication within each 

author group. If more than one publication has been issued by an 

author in a single year, letters distinguishing the separate items have 

been inserted after the year of publication. It is thus possible to 

identify fully any particular paper by citing author and year of publication, including the distinguishing letter. Where authorship is joint, 

papers are listed only under the name of the author whose name appears 

first on the title page. The bibliography has been made up largely 

from the extensive series of bibliographies begun by Nickles and continued by Thorn and published in United States Geological Survey 

Bulletins 746, 747, 823, 834, 858, 869, and 892. It includes entries from 

Knowlton, 1919, and has been kept up to date by systematically checking bibliographies of authors at the time their papers were catalogued. 

Papers of general interest dealing with various phases of North American Mospzoic and Cenozoic paleobotany are included, as well as those 

that are purely systematic in character. The bibliography does not 

contain citations of abstracts of papers that have been published in 

full, nor does it contain citations of all abstracts of unpublished 

papers presented orally to scientific societies. An effort has been made 

to include references to only those abstracts which record fossil species 

and locality data. All institutional annual reports by paleobotanists 

which do not record species and locality data have been excluded. 

Thus a long series of reports by Chaney in the Year Book of the Carnegie Institution of Washington are omitted, as are also certain papers 

by Hollick, Wieland, and others. This portion of the present volume

is a complete revision of the bibliography that appears in Knowlton, 

1919, pp. 13-44.

It has been assumed that papers listed in the Knowlton, 1919, bibliography, pp. 13-44, were, correctly catalogued in the earlier work, and 

no effort has been made to check systematically the original catalogue. 

Nevertheless, experience has shown that certain papers did not receive

as close examination as might have been desired. Thus many citations of species described in United States Geological Survey Monograph 26 are erroneously cited as appearing in Monograph 35, and it 

was found desirable to recheck all papers published by Berry and 

Hollick in the Maryland Geological Survey series. Knowlton over-
INTRODUCTION 3

looked certain papers that should have been included in the 1919 work; 

These have been catalogued in the present supplement in the same 

manner as papers bearing a date subsequent to 1919.

The catalogue in general follows the style of the catalogue'portion 

of Knowlton, 1919. It is arranged alphabetically by genera and species. Generic titles cited by Knowlton are not listed except as new 

genera or species have since appeared in the fossil record. Thus citation of a genus in the supplement indicates either that fossils of 

that genus have been recorded in North America since 1919 or that 

some change has been made in the concept of the genus. Where a 

fossil genus is described, the author's citation is given and the genotype indicated. Where a living genus appears for the first time in 

the North American fossil record, the author's name only is cited. 

Thus a distinction is created between exclusively fossil genera and 

modern genera that have a fossil record.. This distinction is similarly 

made in regard to species.

After each genus come the named species, listed alphabetically. 

These are followed by unnamed species and identifications of genus 

alone, which are arranged in alphabetical order by author and in 

chronological sequence under each author.

A major difference in style between the present volume and Knowlton, 1919, needs t© be noted. Knowlton gave the complete citation of 

each paper relating to a species in chronological order. This was followed by synonyms in order and, finally, locality data completely dissociated from the reports. In the present volume the following plan is 

adopted: (1) First is given the genus and species name followed by 

the name of the primary author. (2) If the species is listed in Knowlton, 1919, the symbol Q is inserted after the primary author's name 

to indicate that further data may be found in Knowlton's catalogue. 

(3) Then follow, in chronological order, citations by author, year 

of publication and letter, page, plate and figure references, and finally 

formation and locality data. It will be noted that this identifies the 

locality connected with each citation. Three examples will suffice 

to show the method employed: 

ABIES Link.DMason, 1927, 149; discussion.

This citation indicates that the genus Abies was recorded in the 

fossil state in Knowlton's catalogue of 1919. It was discussed by 

Mason on page 149 of the publication listed in the bibliography as 

Carnegie Inst. Washington Pub. 346.

Abies chaneyi Mason, 1927, 149, pi. 4, f. .1, 2, 7; Mascall: White Hills, John Day 

Basin, Oreg. R. W. Brown, 1937, 167, pi. 45, f. 23, 24; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg.

This citation indicates that Abies chaneyi Mason was first described 

by Mason in Carnegie Inst. Washington Pub. 346, page 149, plate 4, 

figures 1,2, and 7,1927, from the Mascall formation at the White Hills
4 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

locality in the John Day Basin of Oregon. It was later found by 

R. W. Brown in the Mascall formation at Tipton, Oreg., and reported 

in U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 186, page 167, plate 45, figures 

23, 24, 1937.

Amelanchier dignatus (Knowlton) R. W. Brown, 1935, 577, pi. 69, f. 5, 6; Latah: 

Salmon, Idaho 1937,176, pi. 53, f. 11; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 1937c, 511.

Celastrus dignatus Knowlton.| |

Amelanchier scudderi CockerellQBerry, 1929f, 252, pi. 55, f. 4 ; Latah : Spokane, 

Wash.

The above citation indicates that K. W. Brown in 1935 proposed the 

new combination Amelanchier dignatus for material from the Latah 

formation at Salmon, Idaho, previously described by Knowlton as 

Celastrus dignatus Knowlton and listed in Knowlton's catalogue under 

the heading Celastrus dignatus. Brown described Amelanchier dignatus in 1937 from the Latah formation at Spokane, Wash., and cited 

it in 1937 in another paper. Brown places under Amelanchier dignatus also the form that Berry in 1929 classified as Amelanchier scudderi Cockerell, from the Latah formation at Spokane, Wash. The 

original Amelanchier scudderi was listed under that name in Knowlton's catalogue.

In the main list, valid names are printed in bold-face type and 

synonyms in italic, in accordance with usual practice. In text, 

synonymy, and notes, all names are in italic.

In this supplemental catalogue the compiler desires to record that 

which is now standing in the literature and to refrain from expressing 

his personal views regarding the species listed. For this reason he 

has listed species under the generic names that their authors prefer. 

He does not assert that Carya is preferable to Hicoria, nor that Tumion 

should be used for Torreya. He has cross-indexed these and other 

synonymous genera, but species will be found under each as described 

in the present literature. He has changed specific names, where

homonyms have been found, in accordance with the practice established, 

by Knowlton. At times he has been forced to exercise paleobotanic 

judgment according to his understanding of particular species, as 

illustrated by the following: The paper listed under Hollick,' 1936,

was obviously prepared prior to 1930, the date of that author's death. 

In it are recorded species that were revised by Berry and others between 1930 and 1936. The compiler considers that where the judgment 

of revisers within the period 1930-36 is adverse to that of Hollick the 

judgment of the revisers holds. The compiler has from time to time

felt the necessity of expressing his opinion as a paleobotanist regarding 

material with which he has personal acquaintance 5 this has been done 

in notes indicating the nature.of such opinion held contrary to the 

present state of the literature. The compiler feels, however, that his
INTRODUCTION 5

primary duty has been to indicate the present state of the literature 

and not to attempt revision of the many obviously erroneous citations 

that have been made from time to time.

The last part of this volume is a section in which are noted errors 

and omissions in Knowlton's catalogue of 1919. It is in no sense 

complete, but represents the combined findings of the compiler, Dr. 

Erling Dorf of Princeton University, Dr. Koland W. Brown of the 

United States Geological Survey, and Dr. Kalph W. Chaney of the 

University of California, who have jotted down in their copies errors' 

detected during the course of their work. The compiler wishes to 

record his opinion that, all things considered, Knowlton's catalogue 

of 1919 is a remarkably careful and accurate listing of the fossil plants 

of North America up to the date of its publication, which will stand as 

a monument to the memory of Dr. Knowlton for many years to come.

In conclusion, the compiler wishes to acknowledge certain help that 

has made this volume possible. The Carnegie Institution of Washington has contributed funds liberally for the clerical work incidental 

to preparing and typing the manuscript. Prof. Ralph W. Chaney of 

the University of California has supported the project from its inception in 1932 to its conclusion. Dr. Roland W. Brown, United States 

Geological Survey, has borne the responsibility of editing for style 

and form. All paleobotanists have been most kind in assisting the 

compiler in every way he has asked. To those mentioned may be given 

much of the credit for what is sound in the present work; the compiler assumes full responsibility for any error that has crept in. In 

the Knowlton catalogue of 1919 errors appear to have been less than 

one percent; it is hoped that the present volume will be found to have 

maintained the same high standard. Workers are asked to notify the 

author concerning any error or .omission found, as it is hoped that 

ultimately a new and completely revised catalogue may be issued to 

replace the present volume and its predecessor.

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Adams, Sidney F.

1920. A replacement of wood by dolomite: Jour. Geology, vol. 28, pp. 356-365,

4 figs. 

Allan, John A., and Rutherford, Ralph L.

1926. Paskapoo fossil localities of Alberta: Roy. Soc. Canada Trans., 3d

ser., vol. 20, pt. 2, sec. 4, pp. 183-188, 1 fig. (map). 

Allin, A. E. (see Thompson, Robert B.). 

Ami, Henry M.

1906. Notes on an interesting collection of fossil fruits from Vermont, in 

the Museum of the Geological Survey of Canada: Ottawa Naturalist, 

vol. 20, pp. 15-17. 

Andrews, Henry N., Jr.

1936. A new Sequoioxylon from Florissant, Colorado: Annals Missouri Bot.

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Anonymous.

1934. A Tertiary Ephedra, a correction: Torreya, vol. 34, p. 46.

1936. Chehalis fossil wood: Mineralogist, vol. 4, no. 7, p. 22.

1936a. Crooked River Basin, Oregon, yields Tertiary fossils: Mineralogist,

vol. 4, no. 9, p. 18.

1936b. Spruce cones found (in Illinois) : Mineralogist, vol. 4, no. 9, p. 38. 

1936c. The fossil Cycad National Monument: Science, new ser., vol. 84, pp.

367-368.

1936d. Black Hills petrified cycad forest: Mineralogist, vol. 4, no. 11, pp. 7-8. 

Antevs, Ernst V.

1925. The climatologic significance of annual rings in fossil woods: Am. Jour.

Sci., 5th ser., vol. 9, pp. 296-302. 

Arnold, Chester A.

1932. Microfossils from Greenland coal: Michigan Acad. Sci. Papers, vol. 15, 

pp. 51-60, 4 pis.

1935. A Douglas fir cone from the Miocene of southeastern Oregon: Washington Acad. Sci. Jour.,. 5th ser., vol. 25, pp. 378-380, 1 text-fig.

1936. Some fossil species of Mahonia from the Tertiary of eastern and southeastern Oregon: Michigan Univ. Mus. Paleontology, Contr., vol. 5, 

pp. 57-66, 3 pis.

1936a. The occurrence of Cedrela in the Miocene of western America: Am. 

Midland Naturalist, vol. 17, pp. 1018-1021.

1937. Observations on the fossil flora of eastern and southeastern Oregon, 

pt. 1: Michigan Univ. Mus. Paleontology, Contr., vol. 5, pp. 79-102, 

10 pis., 3 text-figs. 

Ashlee, Thomas R.

1932. A contribution to the Latah flora of Idaho: Northwest Science, vol.

6, no. 2, pp. 69-82, 2 pis. 

Avery, Oliver P.

1937. How a forest turned to agate: Mineralogist, vol. 5, no. 4, pp. 3-4, 

26-27.
8 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Axelrod, Daniel I.

1934. A Pliocene flora from the Eden beds: Am. Mus. Novitates no. 729,

pp. 1-4. 

1937. A Pliocene flora from the Mt. Eden beds, southern California: Carnegie

Inst. Washington Pub. 476, pp. 125-183, 6 pis., 1 text-fig. 

Bailey, Irving W. (see also Sinnott, Edmund W.).

1911. A Cretaceous Pityoxylon with marginal tracheides: Annals of Botany,

vol. 25, pp. 315-325.

1915. (and Sinnott, Edmund W.), A botanical index of Cretaceous and Tertiary climates: Science, new ser., vol. 41, pp. 831-834. 

1924. Problem of identifying the wood of Cretaceous and later dicotyledons;

Paraphyllanthoxylon arizonense: Annals of Botany, vol. 38, pp. 439-

451, 1 pi. 

1934. (and Faull, Anna F.). The cambium and its derivative tissues; no. 9,

Structural variability in the redwood, Sequoia sempervirens, and its

significance in the identification of fossil woods: Harvard Univ.,

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Bailey, Jacob W. (1811-1857).

1845. On some of the ftfssil coniferous trees of the United States: Assoc.

Am. Geol., Proc., vol. 6, pp. 81-82. 

1855. Notes upon silicified plants found fossil in California by W. P. Blake:

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Blake, pp. 28-29. 

1857. . . . structure of the fossil plant from Posuncula River: U. S., Pacific

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Ball, Oscar M.

1930. A partial revision of fossil forms of Artocarpus: Bot. Gazette, vol. 90, 

pp. 312-325, 17 figs.

1931. A contribution to the Eocene of Texas: Texas Agr. and Mech. College 

Bull., 4th ser., vok 2, no. 5, 173 pp., 8 figs., 48 pis.

1936. Fossil leaves of dicotyledonous plants: Science, new ser., vol. 84, 

p. 508.

1937. A dicotyledonous florule from the Trinity group of Texas: Jour.

Geology, vol. 45, pp. 528-537, 8 text-figs. 

Barbour, Erwin H.

. 1898. Chalcedony-lime nuts from the Bad-Lands, Archihicoria sioitxensis 

gen. et sp. nov.: Nebraska State Hist. Soc. Proc., 2d ser., vol. 2, pp.

272-274, text-fig. 3, pi. 5. 

1925. Hackberry conglomerate, a new Nebraska rock: Nebraska State

Mus. Bull. 8, vol. 1, pp. 87-90, 5 figs. 

Bartlett, H. H. (see Sinnott, Edmund W.). 

Bartsch, Paul.

1896. Notes on the Cretaceous flora of western Iowa: Iowa Univ., Lab. Nat.

History, Bull. 3, pp. 178-182. 

Death, Orville A., and Gilbert, C. S.

1936. Selenium bearing vegetation during late Cretaceous time: Science,

new ser., vol. 84, pp. 484-485. 

Beck, George F.

1934. Tertiary floras of central Washington (abstract) : Northwest Science, 

vol. 8, no. 3, p. 3.

1935. The quest of the sacred Ginkgo: Washington Hist. Quart., vol. 26, 

pp. 3-9.
BIBLIOGRAPHY 9

Beck, George F. Continued.

1935a. Fossil-bearing basalts: Northwest Science, vol. 9, no. 4, pp. 4-7, 3 flgs.

1936. Wood occurring in the Ginkgo and associated petrified forests. (No. 1, 

The Gingko) : Mineralogist, vol. 4, no. 12, pp. 7-8!

1936a. Exotic ancient forests of Washington: Northwest Science, vol. 10, no. 

3, pp. 22-24.

1936b. Spruce in the western Miocene: Northwest Science, vol. 10, no. 4, 

pp. 18-20.

1937. Determination of fossil woods. (Part 2, The Oaks) : Mineralogist,

vol. 5, no. 2, pp. 9-10; (Part 3, The Elms) : idem, no. 3, pp. 7-8;

(part 4, Walnut, Hickory, Persimmon) : idem, no. 4, pp. 7-8. 

Bell, Walter A.

1922. Tertiary plant remains collected by G. S. Hume in the Mackenzie River

Basin: Canada Geol. Survey Summary Kept, for 1921, pt. B, pp.

69-83. 

1928. Upper Cretaceous plants from Stikine River, Cassiar District, British

Columbia: Canada Nat. Mus. Bull. 49, pp. 23-25, 4 pis. 

1928a. A new Cretaceous conifer from the Belly River formation of Alberta:

Canada Nat. Mus. Bull. 49, p. 26, 1 pi. 

1928b. Mesozoic plants from the Mattagami series, Ontario: Canada Nat.

Mus. Bull. 49, pp. 27-30, 5 pis. 

1930. In Williams, M. Y., and Dyer, W. S., Geology of southern Alberta and

southwestern Saskatchewan: Canada Dept. Mines, Geol. Survey

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1932.- In Williams, M. Y., and Bocock, J. B., Stratigraphy and paleontology

of the Peace River Valley of British Columbia: Royal Soc. Canada

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Berry, Charles T.

1934. A Talbot cypress swamp at Greenbury Point, Md.: Torreya, vol. 34,

pp. 85-91, 2 flgs. 

Berry, Edward W.

1902. Notes on the phylogeny of Liriodendron: Bot. Gazette, vol. 34, pp. 44-63. 

1902a. Notes on Sassafras: Bot. Gazette, vol. 34, pp. 426-450.

1903. The flora of the Matawan formation (Crosswicks Clays) : New York

Bot. Garden Bull. 3, pp. 45-103. 

1903a. The American species referred to TMnnfeldia: Torrey Bot. Club Bull.,

vol. 30, pp. 438-445. 

1903b. New species of plants from the Matawan formation: Am. Naturalist,

vol. 37, pp. 677-684, il.

1903c. Aralia in American paleobotany: Bot. Gazette, vol. 36, pp. 421-428. 

1903d. Notes on the Matawan formation and its flora (abstract) : Torreya,

vol. 3, pp. 64-65.

1904. The Cretaceous exposure near Cliff wood, N. J.: Am. Geol., vol. 34, pp.

253-260. 

1904a. Additions to the flora of the Matawan formation: Torrey Bot. Club

Bull., vol. 31, pp. 67-82, il.

1905. Additions to the fossil flora from Cliffwood, N. J.: Torrey Bot. Club

Bull., vol. 32, pp. 43-48. 

1905a. A Ficus confused with Proteoides: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 32,

pp. 327-330, il.

1905b. A palm from the mid-Cretaceous: Torreya, vol. 5, pp. 30-33. 

1905c. An old swamp bottom: Torreya, vol. 5, pp. 179-182, il. 

1905d. Fossil grasses and sedges: Am. Naturalist, vol. 39, pp. 345-348, il.
10 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Berry, Edward W. Continued.

1905e. The ancestors of the big trees: Pop. Sci. Monthly, vol. 67, pp. 465-474.

1906. Fossil plants along the Chesapeake and Delaware canal: New York

Bot. Garden Jour., vol. 7, pp. 5-7. 

1906a. A brief sketch of fossil plants: New Jersey Geol. Survey Ann. Kept.

for 1905, pp. 97-133,' il. 

1906b. The flora of the Cliffwood clays: New Jersey Geol. Survey Ann. Kept.

for 1905, pp. 135-172, il. 

>906c. Living and fossil species of Comptonia: Am. Naturalist, vol. 40, pp.

485-524, il. 

1906d. Contributions to the Mesozoic flora of the Atlantic Coastal Plain,

I: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 33, pp. 163-182, il. 

1906e. Pleistocene plants from Virginia: Torreya, vol. 6, pp. 88-90. 

1906f. Leaf-rafts and fossil leaves: Torreya, vol. 6, pp. 246-248, il.

1907. A Tilia from the New Jersey Pleistocene: Torreya, vol. 7, pp. 80-81.

I907a. Contributions to the Mesozoic flora of the Atlantic Coastal Plain II:

Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 34, pp. 185-205, il. 

1907b. Contributions to the Pleistocene flora of North Carolina: Jour.

Geology, vol. 15, pp. 338-349. 

1907c. Pleistocene plants from Alabama: Am. Naturalist, vol. 41, pp. 689-

700, il. 

1907d. Cretaceous floras in North and South Carolina: Johns Hopkins Univ.

Circ., new ser., 1907, no. 7, pp. 79-82, (667-670), il. 

1907e. New species of plants from the Magothy formation: idem, pp. 82-89,

(670-677). 

1907f. The stomata in Protophyllocladus suMntegrlfoliiis (Lesq.) : idem,

pp. 89-91, (677-679).

1908. A mid-Cretaceous species of Torreya: Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser., vol. 25,

pp. 382-386, il. 

1908a. Some araucarian remains from the Atlantic Coastal Plain: Torrey

Bot. Club. Bull., vol. 35, pp. 249-260, il.

1908b. A new Cretaceous BauMma,: Torreya, vol. 8, pp. 218-219, il. 

1908c. A Miocene cypress swamp: Torreya, vol. 8, pp. 233-235.

1909. A Miocene flora from the Virginia Coastal Plain; Jour. Geology, vol.

17, pp. 19-30, il. 

1909a. Contributions to the Mesozoic flora of the Atlantic Coastal Plain; III,

New Jersey: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 36, pp. 245-264, il. 

1909b. Additions to the Pleistocene flora of North. Carolina: Torreya, YOl.

9, pp. 71-73, il.

1909c. Juglandaceae from the Pleistocene of Maryland: Torreya, vol. 9,

pp. 96-99, il. 

1909d. Pleistocene swamp deposits in Virginia: Am. Naturalist, vol. 43,

pp. 432-436, il. 

1909e. The geologic relations of the Cretaceous floras of Virginia and North

Carolina: Geol. Soc. America, Bull., vol. 20, pp. 655-659.

1910. Contributions to the Mesozoic flora of the Atlantic Coastal Plain; IY,

Maryland: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 37, pp. 19-29, il. 

1910a. Contributions to the Mesozoic flora of the Atlantic Coastal Plain;

V. North Carolina: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 37, pp. 181-200, il. 

1910b. Contributions to the Mesozoic flora of the Atlantic Coastal Plain;

VI, Georgia: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 37, pp. 503-511, il. 

1910c. A new species of Deivalquea from the American Cretaceous: Torreya, 

vol. 10, pp. 34-38, il.
BIBLIOGRAPHY 11

Berry, Edward W. Continued.

1910d. Additions to the Pleistocene flora of New Jersey: Tprreya, vol. 10,

pp. 261-267, il. 

1930e. A revision of the fossil plants of the genus Nageiopsis of Fontaine:

U. S. Nat. Mus. Proc., vol. 38, pp. 185-195, il. 

1910f. A revision of the fossil plants of the genera Acrosticlwpteris, Taeniopteris, Nilssonia, and Sapindopsis from the Potomac group: U. S.

Nat. Mus. Proc.', vol. 38, pp. 625-644. 

1910g. A new Cretaceous Bauhinia from Alabama: Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser.,

vol. 29, pp. 256-258, il., 

1910h. Additions to the Pleistocene flora of Alabama : Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser.,

vol. 29, pp. 387-398, il. 

1910L A Cretaceous Lycopodium: Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser., vol. 30, pp. 275-

276, il. 

1910j. The evidence of the flora regarding the age of the Baritan formation:

Jour. Geology, vol. 18, pp. 252-258. 

1910k. An Eocene flora in Georgia and the indicated physical conditions:

Bot. Gazette, vol. 50, pp. 202-208, il. 

19101. The epidermal characters of Frenelopsis ramossissima: Bot. Gazette,

vol. 50, pp. 305-309, il. 

1911. The flora of the Raritan formation: New Jersey Geol. Survey Bull. 3,

233 pp., il.

1911a. In Clark, W. B., and others, Maryland; Geol. Survey, Lower Cretaceous, 596 pp., 97 pis.

1911b. A lower Cretaceous species of Schizaeaceae from eastern North America : Annals of Botany, vol. 25, pp. 193-198. 

19llc. A study of the Tertiary floras of the Atlantic and Gulf Coastal Plain:

Am. Philos. Soc. Proc., vol. 50, pp. 391-315, il. 

1911d. A revision of several genera of gymnospermous plants from the

Potomac group in Maryland and Virginia: U. S. Nat. Mus. Proc.,

vol. 40, pp. 289-318. 

1911e. A revision of the fossil ferns from the Potomac group which have been

referred to the genera Cladophlelis and Thyrsopteris: U. S. Nat.

 Mus. Proc., vol. 41, pp. 307-332.

1911f. The age of the type exposures of the Lafayette formation: Jour. Geology, vol. 19, pp. 249-256. 

1911g. An Engelhardtia from the American Eocene: Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser.,

vol. 31, pp. 491-496. 

1911h. Contributions to the Mesozoic flora of the Atlantic Coastal Plain, VII:

Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 38, pp. 399-424. 

1911i. Notes on the ancestry of the bald cypress: Plant World, vol. 14, pp.

39-45.

1912. American Triassic Neocalamites: Bot. Gazette, vol. 53, pp. 174-180. 

1912a. Notes on the genus Widdringtonites: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 39,

pp. 341-347. 

1912b. Contributions to the Mesozoic flora of the Atlantic Coastal Plain;

VIII, Texas: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 39, pp. 387-406. 

1912c. Pleistocene plants from the Blue Ridge in Virginia: Am. Jour. Sci.,

4th ser., vol. 34, pp. 218-223. 

1912d. The age of the plant-bearing shales of the Richmond coal field: Am.

Jour. Sci., 4th ser., vol. 34, pp. 224-225. 

19l2e. Notes on the geological history of the walnuts and hickories: Plant

World, vol. 15, pp. 225-240.
12 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Berry, Edward W. Continued.

1912f. Some ancestors of the persimmon: Plant World, vol. 15, pp. 15-21.

1912g. Notes on the present status of paleobotany: Plant World, vol. 15, pp. 

169, 175.

1912h. Lower Cretaceous: In Clark, W. B., and Miller, B. L., The.physiography and geology of the Coastal Plain province of Virginia : Virginia 

Geol. Survey Bull., vol. 4, pp. 13-322 (map).

1912L In Stephenson, L. W., The Coastal Plain of North Carolina: North 

Carolina Geol. and Bcon. Survey Bull., vol. 3, pp. 73-145.

1913. A fossil flower from the Eocene: U. S. Nat. Mus. Proc., vol. 45, pp.

261-263. 

1913a. Contributions to the Mesozoic flora of the Atlantic Coastal Plain;

IX, Alabama: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 40, pp. 567-574. 

1913b. Status of the study of the fossil floras of the Atlantic Coastal Plain

(abstract) : Geol. Soc. America BulL, vol. 24, p. 114.

1914. The Upper Cretaceous and Eocene floras of South Carolina and

Georgia: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 84, 200 pp., il.

1914a. The affinities and distribution of the lower Eocene flora of southeastern North America: Am. Philos. Soc. Proc., vol. 53, pp. 129-250. 

1914b. Contributions to the Mesozoic flora of the Atlantic Coastal Plain; X,

Maryland: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 41, pp. 295-300.

1914c. Two new Tertiary species of Trapa: Torreya, vol. 14, pp. 105-108, il. 

1914d. Additions to the Pleistocene flora of the Southern States: Torreya,

vol. 14, pp. 159-162. 

1914e. A Nipa palm in the North American Eocene: Am. Jour. ScL, 4th ser.,

vol. 37, pp. 57-60. 

1914f. Fruits of a date palm in the Tertiary deposits of eastern Texas: Am.

Jour. Sci., 4th ser., vol. 37, pp. 403-406, il. 

1914g. Notes on the geologic history of Platanus: Plant World, vol. 17, pp.

1-8, il. 

1914h. Fossil plants in the Panama Canal Zone: Science, new ser., vol. 39,

p. 357. 

1914i. The geologic and biologic results of a study of the Tertiary floras of

southeastern North America (abstract) : Science, new ser., vol. 39,

p. 843.

1915. Erosion intervals in the Eocene of the Mississippi embayment: U. -S. 

Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 95, pp. 73-82, (maps).

1915a. The age of the Cretaceous flora of southern New York and New England : Jour. Geology, vol. 23, pp. 608-618.

1915b. The Mississippi River bluffs at Columbus and Hickman, Kentucky, 

and their fossil flora: U. S. Nat. Mus. Proc., vol. 48, pp. 293-303, il.

1915C. Paleobotanic evidence of the age of the Morrison formation: Geol. Soc. 

America Bull., vol. 26, pp. 335-342.

1915d. An Eocene ancestor of the zapodilla : Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser., vol. 39,

pp. 208-213'.

1915e. The origin and distribution of the family Myrtaceae: Bot. Gazette,

vol. 59, pp. 484-490. 

1915f. Pleistocene plants from Indian Head, Maryland: Torreya, vol. 15,

pp. 205-208, il.

1916. In Clark, W. B., and others, Maryland Geol. Survey, Upper Cretaceous,

986 pp., il. 

1916a. The lower Eocene floras of southeastern North America: U. S. Geol.

Survey Prof. Paper 91, 481 pp., il.
BIBLIOGRAPHY 13

Berry, Edward W. Continued.

1916b. The physical conditions and age indicated by the flora of the Alum

Bluff formation: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 98 pp. 41-59, il. 

1916c. The physical conditions indicated by the flora of the Calvert formation: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 98, pp. 61-73, il. 

1916d. The flora of the Citronelle formation: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper

98, pp. 193-208, il. 

1916e. The flora of the Catahoula sandstone: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper

98, pp. 227-251, il. 

1916f. Contributions to the Mesozoic flora of the Atlantic Coastal Plain; XI,

Tennessee; Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 43, pp. 283-304, il. 

1916g. A Zamia from the lower Eocene: Torreya, vol. 16, pp. 177-179, il. 

1916h. A petrified palm from the Cretaceous of New Jersey: Am. Jour. Sci.,

4th ser., vol. 41, pp. 193-197, il. 

1916i. A fossil nutmeg from the Tertiary of Texas: Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser.,

vol. 42, pp. 241-245, il. 

1916J. Upper Cretaceous floras of the world: Nat. Acad. Sci. Proc., vol. 2,

pp. 186-187. 

1916k. The geological history of gymnosperms: Plant World, vol. 19, pp.

27-41.

19161. Remarkable fossil fungi: Mycologia, vol. 8, pp. 73-79, il. 

1916m. (with Clark, W. B., and Gardner, J. A.). The age of the middle

Atlantic coast upper Cretaceous deposits: Nat. Acad. Sci. Proc.,

vol. 2, pp. 181-187. 

1917. Geologic history indicated by the fossiliferous deposits of the Wilcox

group (Eocene) at Meridian, Mississippi: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof.

Paper 108, pp. 61-72, il. 

1917a. Contributions to the Mesozoic flora of the Atlantic Coastal Plain;

XII, Arkansas: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 44, pp. 167-190, il. 

1917b. A middle Eocene Gonioptcris: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 44, pp.

331-335, il. 

1917c. Pleistocene plants in the marine clays of Maine: Torreya, vol. 17, pp.

160-163, il. 

1917d. A middle Eocene member of the "sea drift": Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser.,

vol. 43, pp. 298-300, il. 

1917e. Plants associated with human remains at Vero, Florida (abstract) :

Geol. Soc. America, Bull., vol. 28, pp. 197-198.

1917f. The fossil plants from Vero, Florida: Jour. Geology, vol. 25, pp. 661-666. 

1917g. The fossil plants from Vero, Florida: Florida Geol. Survey 9th Ann.

Kept., pp. 19-33. 

1917h. Notes on the history of the willows and poplars: Plant World, vol. 20,

pp. 16-28, il. 

1917i. The Mississippi Gulf three million years ago: Scientific Monthly, vol.

4, pp. 274-283. 

1918. The fossil higher plants from the Canal Zone: U. S. Nat. Mus. Bull.,

vol. 103, pp. 15-44, il. 

1918a. Fossil plants from the late Tertiary of Oklahoma: U. S. Nat. Mus.

Proc., vol. 54, pp. 627-636, il. 

1918b. A restoration of Neocalamites: Am. Jour. Sci. 4th ser., vol. 45, pp.

445-448, il. 

1918c. Notes on the fern genus Clathropteris: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 45,

pp. 279-285, il.
14 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Berry, Edward W. Continued.

1918d. Paleogeographic significance of the Cenozoic floras of equatorial America and the adjacent regions: Geol. Soc. America Bull., vol. 29, pp. 

631-636.

1918e. The history of the linden and ash: Plant World, vol. 21, pp. 163-175, il.

1918f. Geologic history of the locust and its allies: Plant World, vol. 21, 

pp. 284-298, il.

1919. Upper Cretaceous floras of the eastern Gulf region in Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 112, 

177 pp., 33 pis. (incl. map), 12 figs.

1919a. A Cretaceous Hymenaea from Alabama: Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser., 

vol. 47, pp. 65-68, 1 fig. .

1919b. Pleistocene plants from Tennessee and Mississippi: Torreya, vol. 19, 

pp. 8-10.

1919c. Eiicalyptus never present in North America : Science, new ser., vol. 49, 

pp. 91-92.

1919d. The age of the Brandon lignite and flora: Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser., 

vol. 47, pp. 211-216.

19l9e. The Upper Cretaceous Mississippi gulf: Scientific Monthly, vol. 9, 

no. 2, pp. 131-144, 6 figs.

1919f. A new Matonidium from Colorado, with remarks on the distribution 

of the Matoniaceae: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 46, pp. 285-294,

2 figs., 2 pis. 

1919g. An Eocene flora from trans-Pecos Texas: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof.

Paper 125, pp. 1-9, 3 pis., 2 figs. 

1910h. The geological history of the sweet guru and witch hazel: Plant World,

vol. 22, no. 12, pp. 345-354, 9 figs.

1920. Paleobotany; a sketch of the origin and evolution of floras: Smith- 

.sonian Inst. Ajm. Kept, for 1918, pp. 289^407, 36 figs., 6 pis.

1920a. The evolution of flowering plants and warm-blooded animals: Am. 

Jour. Sci., 4th ser., vol. 49, pp. 207-211.

1920b. The ancestors of the sequoias: Nat. History, vol. 20, no. 2, pp. 153-155,

3 figs. 

I920c. Fossil plants from the late Cretaceous of Tennessee: Nat. Acad. Sci.

Proc., vol. 6, no. 6, pp. 333-334. 

1920d. The late Lower Cretaceous at Federal Hill, Maryland : Am. Jour. Sci.,

4th. ser., vol. 50, pp. 48-52, 5 figs. 

1920e. Contributions to the Mesozoic flora of the Atlantic Coastal Plain, XIII;

North Carolina: Torrey Bot. Club. Bull., vol. 47, pp. 397^06, 2 figs. 

1920f. New specific name: Torreya, vol. 20, p. 101.

1920g. The age of the Dakota flora: Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser., vol. 50, pp. 387- 

,390.

1921. A palm nut from the Miocene of the Canal Zone: U. S. Nat. Mus. Proc.,

vol. 59, pp. 21-22, 3 figs.' 

1921a. Tertiary fossil plants from the Dominican Republic: U. S. Nat. Mus.

Proc., vol. 59, pp. 117-127, 1 pi. 

1921b. Tertiary fossil plants from Costa Rica: U. S. Nat. Mus. Proc., vol. 59,

pp. 16&-185, 6 pis.

1921c. Contributions to the Mesozoic flora of the Atlantic Coastal Plain, XIV ;

Tennessee: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 48, pp. 55-72.

1921d. A Potamogeton from the Upper Cretaceous: Am. Jour. Sci., 5th ser.,

vol. 1, pp. 420-423, 3 figs'. 

1921e. A Pseudocycas from British Columbia: Am. Jour. Sci., 5th ser., vol. 2,

pp. 183-186, 1-fig.
BIBLIOGRAPHY 15

Berry, Edward W. Continued.

1922. Tertiary fossil plants from the Republic of Haiti: U. S. Nat. Mus. Proc.,

vol. 62, art. 14, 10 pp., 2 figs., 1 pi. 

1922a. (and Johnston, William A.)- Pleistocene interglacial deposits in the

Vancouver region, British Columbia: Roy. Soc. Canada Trans., 3d

ser., vol. 16, sec. 4, pp. 133-140, 2 pis. 

1922b. Additional occurrences of Pleistocene plants: Torreya, vol. 22, pp.

10-11. 

1922c. The flora of the Woodbine sand at Arthurs Bluff, Texas: U. S. Geol.

Survey Prof. Paper 129, pp. 153-181,1 fig., 5 pis. 

1922d. The flora of the Cheyenne sandstone of Kansas: U. S. Geol. Survey

Prof. Paper 129, pp. 199-225, 16 pis. 

l&22e. A new genus of fossil fruit: Am. Jour. Sci., 5th ser., vol. 3, pp. 251-253,

2 figs. 

1922f. A possible explanation of upper Eocene climates: Am. Philos. Soc.

Proc., vol. 61, no. 1, pp. 1-14, 1 fig. 

1922g. Additions to the flora of the Wilcox group: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof.

Paper 131, pp. 1-21, 18 pis. 

1922h. Saccoglottis, recent and fossil: Am. Jour. Sci., 5th ser., vol. 4, pp.

127-130, 1 fig. 

1922i. Environmental interpretation of fossil plants: Pan-Am. Geologist, vol.

38, pp. 9-17. 

1922J. Sagenopteris, a Mesozoic representative of the Hydropteridaceae:

Bot. Gazette, vol. 74, no. 3, pp. 329-331,1 fig.

1923. Tree ancestors ; a glimpse into the past, 270 pp., 48 figs., 1 pi., Baltimore, 

Williams and Wilkins Company.

1923a. Pathological conditions among fossil plants:_ In Moodie, Roy L., 

Paleopathology, pp. 99-108.

1923b. Miocene plants from southern Mexico: U. S. Nat. Mus. Proc., vol. 62, 

art. 19, 27 pp., 1 fig., 7 pis.

1923c. The age of the supposed Lower Cretaceous of Alabama: Washington 

Acad Sci. Jour., vol. 13, pp. 433-443, 6 figs.

1923d. Correspondence between the Gondwana system of Hindustan and the 

Newark system of the eastern United States (abstract with discussion by Berry, Wentworth, Powers, Martin and D. White) : Geol. 

Soc. America Bull., vol. 34, pp. 82-85.

1924. The middle and upper Eocene floras of southeastern North America: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 92, 206 pp., 9 figs., 65 pis.

1924a, The fossil swamp deposit at the Walker Hotel site, Connecticut Avenue and De Sales Street, Washington, D. C.; organic remains other 

than diatoms from the excavation: Washington Acad. Sci. Jour., 

vol. 14, pp. 12-25, 3 pis.

1924b. A cucurbitaceous fruit from the Tertiary of Texas: Torreya, vol. 24, 

pp. 5-7, 2 figs.

1924c. A fossil flower from the Miocene of Trinidad: Am. Jour. Sci., 5th ser., 

 vol. 7, pp. 103-108, 2 figs.

1924d. An early Eocene florule from central Texas: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof., 

Paper 132, pp. 87-92, 1 fig., 1 pi.

1924e. Ophioglossum hastatiforme Ckl. not an Ophioglossum: Torreya, vol. 

24, pp. 49-50.

1924f. The Mississippi Gulf in the middle and upper Eocene: Scientific

Monthly, vol. 19, no. 1, pp. 3CM2, 7 figs. 

241636 44 2 - -
16 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Berry, Edward W. Continued.

1924g. Fossil plants and Unios in the red beds of Wyoming: Jour. Geology, 

vol. 32, pp. 488-497, 7 figs.

1924h. A Sparganium from the middle Eocene of Wyoming: Bot. Gazette, vol. 

78, no. 3, pp. 342-348, 7 figs.

1924i. The food value of an Equisetum from the Lance formation of Saskatchewan: Canadian Field-Naturalist, vol. 38, pp. 131-132, 1 fig.

1924J. American Tertiary terrestrial plants and their interdigitation with 

marine deposits: Geol. Soc. America Bull., vol. 35, pp. 767-784, 2 figs.

1925. The flora of the Ripley formation: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 136,

94 pp., 6 figs., 23 pis.

1925a. The Tertiary flora of the Island of Trinidad, B. W. I.: Johns Hopkins Univ. Studies in Geology, no. 6, pp. 71-160, 16 pis. 

1925b. Ancestry of certain monotypic, ditypic, and small genera of plants

(abstract) : Geol. Soc. America Bull., vol. 36, p. 224. 

1925c. A Pleistocene flora from the Island of Trinidad: U. S. Nat. Mus.

Proc., vol. 66, art. 21, 8 pp., 4 pis. 

1925d. Miocene Araceae related to Caladium from Trinidad: Pan-Am.

Geologist, vol. 44, pp. 38-42, 1 pi. 

1925e. The age and affinities of the Tertiary flora of western Canada: Nat.

Acad. Sci. Proc., vol. 11, pp. 671-673.

1925f. A new Salvinia from the Eocene: Torreya, vol. 25, pp. 116-118, 1 fig. 

1925g. Flora and ecology of so-called Bridger beds of Wind River Basin,

Wyoming: Pan-Am. Geologist, vol. 44, pp. 357-368.

1926. On fossil plants from the Paskapoo formation of Alberta: Roy. -Soc. 

Canada, Trans., 3d ser., vol. 20, pt. 2, sec. 4, pp. 189-209, 1 fig.

1926a. The age of- certain Mesozoic geological formations in western Canada: Roy. Soc. Canada, Trans., 3d ser., vol. 20, pt. 2, sec. 4, pp. 

201-206.

1926b. Pleistocene plants from North Carolina: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. 

Paper 140, pp. 97-119, 13 pis.

1926c. Terminally in the lower Eocene of southeastern North America: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 53, pp. 59-65, 6 figs.

1926d. Tertiary floras from British Columbia: Canada Nat. Mus. Bull., no. 

42, pp. 91-116, 11 pis.

1926e. The fossil seeds from the Titanotherium beds of Nebraska, their identity and significance: Am. Mus. Novitates, no. 221, 8 pp., 7 figs.

1926f. Fossil leaves from Beaver County, Oklahoma: Oklahoma Geol. Survey 

Bull. 38, pp. 34-35, 2 pis.

1927. New plant records from the Pleistocene: Torreya, vol. 27, pp. 20-27, 

Ipl.

1927a. Eocene botany of our Gulf States : Fan-Am. Geologist, vol. 47, pp.

268-278, 1 fig.

1927b. Cycads in the Shinarump conglomerate of southern Utah: WaShington Acad. Sci. Jour., vol. 17, pp. 303-307,5 figs.

102Tc. THe flora, of tlie Esmeraiaa formation in western NfiVRda ' U S Nat

Mus. Proc,, vol. 72, art, 23, is pp., 2 pis.

I927d. Links with Asia before the mountains brought aridity to the western

United States: Scientific Monthly, vol. 25, pp. 321-328.

1928. Weichselia from the Lower Cretaceous of Texas: Washington Acad,

Sci. Jour., vol. 18, pp. 1-5, 1 fig. 

1928a. Stones of Celtis in the Tertiary of the western United States: Am.

Mus. Novitates, no. 298, 5 pp., 6 figs. 

1928h. A petrified walnut from the Miocene of Nevada: Washington Acad.

Sci. Jour., vol. 18, pp. 158-160, 1 fig.
BIBLIOGRAPHY 17

Berry, Edward W. Continued.

1928c. Fossil nutlets of the genus Lithospermum: U. S. Nat. Mus. Proc., vol.

73, art. 13, 3 pp., 1 pi. 

1928d. A Miocene Paliurus from the State of Washington: Am. Jour. Sci.,

5th ser., vol. 16, pp. 39-44, 4 figs. 

1928e. A palm fruit from the Miocene of western Panama: Washington

Acad. Sci. Jour., vol. 18, pp. 455-457, 1 fig. 

1928f. Contributions to the Mesozoic flora of the Atlantic Coastal Plain,

XV: Torrey Bot. Club. Bull., vol. 55, pp. 441-448, 2 pis. 

1928g. The story told by foss.il plants: In Creation by evolution, edited by

Frances Mason, pp. 156-173, 9 figs. New York, MacMillan Co. 

1929. An Anacardium in the lower Eocene of Texas: Washington Acad.

Sci. Jour., vol. 19, pp. 37-39, 2 figs . 

1929a. Seeds of a new species of Vitaceae from the Wilcox Eocene of Texas :

Washington Acad. Sci. Jour., vol. 19, pp. 39-41, 1 fig. 

1929b. The genus Amygdalus in North America: Washington Acad. Sci.

Jour., vol. 19, pp. 41-43, 1 fig. 

1929c. A walnut in the Pleistocene at Frederick, Oklahoma: Washington

Acad. Sci. Jour., vol. 19, pp. 84-86, 3 figs. 

1929d. A fossil Meliosma from the Miocene of California: Washington Acad.

Sci. Jour., vol. 19, pp. 99-100, 2 figs. 

1929e. Climatic significance of Arctic fossil floras (abstract) : Geol. Soc.

America Bull., vol. 40, p. 236. 

1929f. A revision of the flora of the Latah formation: U. S. Geol. Survey

Prof."Paper 154, pp. 225-265, 16 pis. 

1929g. The age of the St. Eugene silt in the Kootenay Valley, British

Columbia: Roy. Soc. Canada Trans., ser. 3, vol. 23, sec. 4, pp. 47-48. 

1929h. A palm nut of Attalea from the upper Eocene of Florida: Washington

Acad. Sci. Jour., vol. 19, pp. 252-255, 2 text-figs. 

1929i. Fossil plants and mountain uplift in the Pacific States: Nat. Acad.

Sci. Proc., vol. 15, pp. 477-480. 

1929J. The flora of the Frontier formation: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper

158, pp. 129-135, 2 pis. 

1929k. The Kootenay and lower Blairmore floras: Canada Nat. Mus. Bull.

58, pp. 28-54, 5 pis. 

19291. The upper Blairmore flora: Canada, Nat. Mus. Bull. 58, pp. 55-65,

2 pis.

1929m. The Allison flora: Canada Nat. Mus. Bull. 58, pp. 66-72, 2 pis. 

1929n. Gordonia from the Miocene of Idaho and Washington: Am. Jour.

Sci., 5th ser. vol. 18, pp. 429-432, 3 figs. 

1929o. (with Stephenson, Lloyd W.). Marine shells in association with

land plants in the Upper Cretaceous of Guatemala: Jour. Paleontology, vol. 3, pp. 157-162, pis. 19, 20. 

1930. Revision of the lower Eocene Wilcox flora of the Southeastern States;

with descriptions of new species, chiefly from Tennessee and Kentucky : U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 156, 196 pp., 32 figs., 50 pis. 

1930a. The past climate of the north polar region: Smithsonian Misc. Coll.,

vol. 82, no. 6, 29 pp., 6 figs. 

1930b. A new Miocene Cercis from Idaho and Washington: Torrey Bot. Club

Bull., vol. 57, pp. 239-244, 1 fig., 1 pi. 

1930c. Fossil plants from the Cypress Hills of Alberta and Saskatchewan:

Canada Nat. Mus. Bull. 63, pp. 15-28, 2 pis. 

1930d. A flora of Green River age in the Wind River Basin of Wyoming:

U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 165, pp. 55-81, 3 figs., 10 pis.
18 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Berry, Edward W. Continued.

1930e. A new Pterophyllum from the Shinarump conglomerate in Utah:

Washington Acad. Sci. Jour., vol. 20, pp. 458-463, 3 figs. 

1930f. In Williams, M. Y., and Dyer, W. S., Geology of southern Alberta and

southwestern Saskatchewan: Canada Dept. Mines, Geol. Survey

Mem. 163, pp. 63-64.

1931. A palm nut of Attalea from the upper Eocene of Florida: Florida State 

Geol. Survey 21st-22d Ann. Repts., 1928-30, pp. 121-125, 1 fig.

1931a. A Miocene flora from Grand Coulee, Washington: U. S. Geol. Survey 

Prof. Paper 170, 31^2,1 fig., 3 pis.

1932. A sterculiaceous fruit from the lower Eocene: Washington Acad. Sci.

Jour., vol. 22, pp. 119-121, 2 figs. 

1932a. A new Celtis from the western Miocene: Torreya, vol. 32, pp. 40-42,

1 fig. 

1932b. A new oak (Quercus perplexa) from the Miocene of the western

United States: Washington Acad. Sci. Jour., vol. 22, pp. 171-173. 

1932c. A new Drepanolepis from Alaska: Washington Acad. Sci. Jour., vol.

22, pp.'217-220, 1 fig.

1932d. The Miocene flora of Idaho: Nat. Acad. Sci. Proc., vol. 18, pp. 289-292. 

1932e. Eocene plants from Wyoming: Am. Mus. Novitates, no. 527, 13 pp.,

2 figs. 

1932f. The story of fossil plants: Brooklyn Bot. Garden Rec., vol. 21, pp.

209-236, 8 figs. 

1932g. Fossil stipules of Platanus: Washington Acad. Sci. Jour., vol. 22, pp.

413-416. f 

1932h. In Williams, M. Y., and Bocock, J. B., Stratigraphy and paleontology

of the Peace River Valley of British Columbia: Roy. Soc. Canada

Trans., 3d ser., vol. 26, sec. 4, pp. 209-210.

1933. New occurrences of Pleistocene plants in the District of Columbia:

Washington Acad.'Sci. Jour., vol. 23, pp. 1-25, 77 figs. 

1933a. Fossil plants from Morrison, Colorado: Washington Acad. Sci. Jour.,

vol. 23, pp. 308-312, 1 fig. 

1933b. A Knowltonella from the Black Hills Cretaceous: Washington Acad.

Sci. Jour., vol. 23, pp. 503-505, 1 fig. 

1933c. The cuticle of an Eocene Combretum: Washington Acad. Sci. Jour.,

vol. 23, pp. 505-508, 5 figs.

1934. Miccene plants from Idaho: U. S1 . Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 185, pp. 

97-125, 6 pis.

1934a. A lower Lance florule from Harding County, South Dakota: U. S.

Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 185, pp. 127-134, 3 pis. 

1934b. A pine from the Potomac Eocene: Washington Acad. Sci. Jour., vol.

24. pp. 182-183, 1 fig. 

1834c. Pleistocene plants from Cuba: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 61, pp. 237-

240. 1 pi. 

19343. A walnut from the Chesapeake Miocene: Washington Acad. Sci. Jour.

vol. 24, pp. 227-229, 2 figs,

1034e. (and Hawking, Alfred C.)- Flora in the Pensauken formation (abstract) : Geol. Soc. America Proc. for 1933, p. 65.

1934f. Three additions to the Pleistocene flora of Tennessee : Washington

Acad. Sci. Jour., vol. 24, pp. 482483.

1934g. Former land connection between Asia and North America as indicated by the distribution of fossil trees: Fifth Pan-Pacific Sci. Cong. 

Proc., vol. 4, pp. 3093-3106.
BIBLIOGRAPHY 19

Berry, Edward W. Continued.

1935. A preliminary contribution to the floras of the Whitemud and Ravenscrag formations: Canada Dept. Mines, Geol. Survey Mem. 182, pp. 

1-65, 10 pis.

1935a. (and Hawkins, Alfred C.). Flora of the Pensauken formation in 

New Jersey: Geol. Soc. America Bull., vol. 46, pp. 245-251.

1936. A fig from the Eocene of Virginia: Washington Acad. Sci. Jour., vol.

26, pp. 108-111, 2 figs. 

1936a. Pine and cherry from the Calvert Miocene: Torreya, vol. 36, pp. 124-

127, 2 figs., Sept-Oct. 1936.

1937. A correction: Torreya, vol. 37, p. 108.

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1934. A fossil willow from Ohio : Am. Midland Naturalist, vol. 15, pp. 781-783,

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1934. Largest petrified tree in world found in Nevada by mineral collector:

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Boeshore, Irwin, and Gray, William D.

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20 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1 9 1 9-3 7

Britton, Nathaniel L. Continued.

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1936. Field identification of the fossil ferns called Tempskya: Washington 

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BIBLIOGRAPHY 21

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22 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

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24 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Cockerell, Theodore D. A. Continued.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY 25

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1886. Fossil leaves, etc., from Kreischerville and New Jersey: Staten Island 

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1889. [Leaf impressions in ferruginous sandstone, Arrochar station, Staten

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1892. The paleontology Of the Cretaceous formation on Staten Island: New

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1892a. Additions to the paleobotany of the Cretaceous formation on Staten 

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BIBLIOGRAPHY 35

Hollick, Arthur Continued.

1892b. [On Cretaceous plant remains on Staten Island, New York]: Staten 

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1892c. Additions to- the Cretaceous flora of Staten Island: Staten Island 

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1893a. A new fossil palm from the Cretaceous formation at Glen Cove, Long 

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1893b. Some further notes upon Serenopsis kempii: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., 

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1894. Additions to the paleobotany of the Cretaceous formation on Long 

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1894a. Fossil salvinias, including description of a new species: Torrey.B^t. 

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1894b. A new fossil Nelunibo from the Laramie group at Florence, Colorado: 

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1894c. Winglike appendages on the petioles of Liriophyllum populoides Lesq. 

and Liriodendron alatum Newb., with description of the latter: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 21, pp. 467-471, il.

1894d. A recent discovery of fossil leaves at Arrochar: S'taten Island Nat. Sci. 

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1894e. Plant remains in limonite from the moraine at Clifton and their significance (Staten Island, New York): Staten Island, Nat. Sci. Assoc., 

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1894f. A new fossil Liriodendron from the Laramie at Walsenberg, Colorado, 

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1895. Descriptions of new leaves from the Cretaceous (Dakota group) of 

Kansas: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 22, pp. 225-228, il.

1895a. Further discovery of drift fossils at Princes Bay (Staten Island) 

New York: Staten Island Nat Sci. Assoc., Proc., vol. 5, p. 3.

1895b. Identification of fossil leaves: Bot. Gazette, vol. 20, p. 332.

1895c. Marthas Vineyard Cretaceous plants (abstract) : Geol. Soc. America 

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1896. New species of leguminous pods from the yellow gravel at Bridgeton, 

New Jersey: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 23, pp. 46-49, il.

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1897a. A new fossil monocotyledon from the Yellow Gravel at Bridgeton, New

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3897b. Affinities of CanUnites Ad. Brong.: Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 24, pp.

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36 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Hollick, Arthur Continued.

1897c. The Cretaceous clay marl exposure at Cliffwood, New Jersey: New

York.Acad. Sci. Trans., vol. 16, pp. 124-136, 11. 

1897d. Monocotyledon on s plant remains in limonite (Staten Island, New

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189S. Additions to the paleobotany of the Cretaceous formation on Staten

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1898a. (and Britton, Elizabeth G.). A description of a new fossil moss from

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1898b. The age of the Aruboy clay series as indicated by its flora (abstract) :

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1899. A report on a collection of fossil plants from northwestern Louisiana:

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1901. Plantae, in Clark, W. B., Maryland Geol. Survey, Eocene, pp. 258-259, 

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1901a. Discovery of a mastodon's tooth and the remains of a boreal vegetation in a swamp on Staten Island, New York: New York Acad. Sci. 

Annals, vol. 14. DP- 67-68.

1902. Fossil ferns from the Laramie group of Colorado: Torreya, vol. 2, 

pp. 145-148.

1903. A fossil petal and a fossil fruit from the Cretaceous (Dakota group) 

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1903a. Fossil plants from Kansas: New York Bot. Garden Jour., vol. 4, 

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1903b. Field work during 1901 in Cretaceous beds of Long Island: New York 

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1907. Description of a new Tertiary fossil flower from Florissant, Colorado:

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1907a. Recent identifications of Cretaceous gymnosperms from Kreischerviiie, New York (abstract) : Science, new ser., vol. 25, pp. 292-293. 

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BIBLIOGRAPHY 37

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1910. The fossil flora of New York and vicinity: New York Bot. Garden Jour., 

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1911. Results of a preliminary study of the so-called Kenai flora of Alaska: 

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1914. A preliminary report upon the plants from the Pleistocene deposits 

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1914a. Fossil wood from the petrified forest of Arizona: New York Bot. 

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1925. A new fossil species of Hydrangea (Tertiary, Alaska Peninsula) :

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192oa. An interglacial flora from Kootenay Valley in British Columbia: New

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1926. Paleobotanical exploration in Porto Rico: New York Bot. Garden

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1927a. Fossil plants of New York City and vicinity: New York Bot. Garden 

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38 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Hollick, Arthur Continued.

1928. Paleobotany of Porto Rico: New York Acad. Sci., Scientific Survey of 

Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands, vol. 7, pt. 3, pp. 173-393, 38 pis.

1928a. The story of the redwoods: New York Bot. Garden Jour., vol. 29, 

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1928b. Pleistocene plant remains from Cuba and a new method of illustrating identifications of fossil leaf remains: New York Bot. Garden 

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1929. New species of fossil plants from the Tertiary shales near De Beque, 

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1930. The Upper'Cretaceous floras of Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper

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1930a. The petrified forests of Arizona: New York Bot. Garden Jour., vol.

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1930b. Plant life south of the ice front during glacial epoch: New York Bot.

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40 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

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1888a. Description of two new species of fossil coniferous wood from Iowa 

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1888b. Description of two species of Palmoxylon, one new, from Louisiana: 

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1889. Fossil wood and lignite of the Potomac formation: U. S. Geol. Survey

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1890. A revision of the genus Araucarioxylon of Kraus, with compiled descriptions and partial synonymy of the species: U. S. Nat. Mus. 

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1891b. In Turner, H. W., The geology of Mt. Diablo, California: Geol. Soc. 

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1893. Notes on a few fossil plants from the Fort Union group of Montana, 

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1893b. Report on fossil plants from near Ellensburg, Washington: U. S.

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1894a. A new fossil hepatic from the lower Yellowstone in Montana: Torrey

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1895. Notes upon a collection of plants [from Old Port Caddo Landing,

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1895a. Description of a new problematical plant from the lower Cretaceous

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1895b. Report upon a small collection of fossil plants from Black Hills, near

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1896b. Report on a collection of fossil plants from Morgantown, West Virginia : Am. Geologist, vol. 18, pp. 370-372. 

1896c. Description of a supposed new species of fossil wood from Montana :

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1896e. Report of the fossil plants collected in Alaska in 1895: In Dall, W. H.,

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42 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

> 

Knowlton, Frank H. Continued.

1898b. The fossil plants of the Payette formation: U. S. Geol. Survey 18th

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1898c. The standing fossil forests of the Tellowstone National Park: Plant

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1899a. Report on some fossil wood from the Richmond Basin, Virginia : U. S.

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1900a. Description of a small collection of fossil wood from the Triassic area 

of North Carolina: U. S. Geol. Survey 20th Ann. Rept., pt. 2, pp. 272- 

274.

1900b. Description of a new species of Araucarioxylon from the cycad bed of 

the Freezeout Hills, Carbon County, Wyoming: U. S. Geol. Survey 

20th Ann. Rept., pt. 2, pp. 418-419, il.

1900c. Description of a new genus and species of fossil wood from the Jurassic of the Black Hills: U. S. Geol. Survey 20th Ann. Rept., pt. 2, pp. 

420-422, il.

1900d. Fossil plants associated with the lavas of the Cascade Range (Oregon) : U. S. Geol. Survey 20th Ann. Rept., pt. 3, pp. 37-64, il.

1900e. Fossil plants of the Esmeralda formation: U. S. Geol. Survey 21st 

Ann. Rept., pt. 2, pp. 209-220, il.

1901. Report on fossil wood from the Newark formation of South Britain, 

Connecticut: U. S. Geol. Survey 21st Ann. Rept., pt. 3, pp. 161-162.

1901a. A fossil nut pine from Idaho: Torreya, vol. 1, pp. 113-115, il.

1901b. Fossil hickory nuts: Plant World, vol. 4, pp. 51-52.

1901c. A fossil flower: Plant World, vol. 4, pp. 73-74.

1901d. Fossil Sequoias in North America: Plant World, vol. 4, p. 111.

1901e. Preliminary report on fossil flora of the John 'Day Basin, Oregon : 

In Merriam, J. C., California Univ., Dept. Geol. Sci., Bull., vol. 2, 

pp. 269-314.

1901f. In Hill, R. T., Geography and geology of the Black and Grand Prairies, 

Tex.: U. S. Geol. Survey 21st Ann. Rept., pt. 7, p..307.

1902. Fossil flora, of the John Day Basin, Oregon : U. S. Geol. Survey Bull

204, 153 pp. il.

1902a. Preliminary report on fossil plants from the State of Washington.. . .: Washington Geol. Survey Ann. Rept,, vol. 1, pp. 32-33.

19021). NOteS On the fossil fruits and lignites of Brandon, Vermont: Torrey 

Bot. Club Bull., vol. 29, pp. 635-641, il.

1902c. Report on a small collection of fossil plants from the vicinity of

Porcupine Butte, Montana: Torrey Bot. Cluti Bull,, vol. f 29,

pp. 705-709, 11.

1902d. Description of a new fossil species of Chara: Torreya, vol. 2, PP.

71-72, jl.

1902e. A fossil nut pine: Plant World, vol. 5, pp. 33-34, il. 

1902f. Fossil mosses : Plant World, vol. 5, pp. 243-244. 

1902g. Change of name of Fieus? hesperia from vicinity of Ashland, Oregon:

Washington Biol. S'oc. Proc., vol. 15, p. 86.
BIBLIOGRAPHY 43

Knowlton, Frank H. Continued.

1903. The publication of rejected names: Science, new ser., vol. 17, pp.

506-508. 

1903a. Report on fossil plants from the Ellensburg quadrangle: In Smith,

G. 0., U..S. Geol. Survey Geol. Atlas, Ellensburg folio (no. 86), p. 3.

1904. Fossil plants from Kukak Bay: Alaska, vol. 4, Harriuian Alaska

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1904a. Fossil floras of the Yukon (abstract) : Science, new ser., vol. 19,

pp. 733-734.

1905. Fossil plants of the Judith River beds: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 257, 

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1906. Report on Mesozoic fossil plants from northwestern Alaska: U. S.

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1906a. Change of name: Washington Biol. Soc. Proc., vol. 19, p. 95. 

1906b. (Lists of plants from Herendeen Bay coal field, Alaska) : In Paige,

Sidney, U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 284, p. 103. 

1906c. (Lists of Kenai plants from Chickaloon Creek, Matanuska coal field,

Alaska) : In Martin, G. C., U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 289, pp. 14-15. 

1906d. La Grange formation (report on fossil plants) : In Glenn, L. C.,

U. S/Geol. Survey Water Supply Paper 164, pp. 38-39. 

1906e. Report on plants from one mile east of Cumberland, Wyoming: In

Veatch, A. C., Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser., vol. 21, p. 459.

1907. Description of a collection of Kootanie plants from the Great Falls

coal field of Montana: Smithsonian Misc. Coll., vol. 50, (Quarterly

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1907a. (List of Fort Union plants) : In Leonard, A. G., U. S. Geol. Survey

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I907b. (Identifications of fossil plants from the Matanuska basin, Alaska) :

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p. 26.

1908. Description of a new fossil liverwort from the Fort Union beds of

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1908a. (List of Lance plants from locality near Yule, Billings County, North

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1908b. (List of Fort Union plants from Bowman and Billings Counties,

North Dakota) : In Leonard, A. G., North Dakota Geol. Survey, 5th

Bienn. Rept. for 1907-8, p. 62.

190Sc. (Identifications of fossil plants from Hamilton Bay and Port Camden, 

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pp. 59-60. 

1908d. (Identifications of fossil plants from the Rangely oil district, Rio

Blanco County, Colorado) : In Gale, H. S., U. S. Geol. Survey Bull.

350, p. 25. 

1908e. (Identifications of fossil plants from the Controller Bay regi'on,

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35, 3.9.

I908f. (Identifications of Jurassic plants) : In Diller, J. S., Geol. Soc. America Bull., vol. 19, pp. 367-402. 

390Sg. Report on fossil plants collected for J. S. Diller by James Storrs,

February, 1908, on the western side of the Sacramento Valley,

Tehama County, California : In Diller, J. S., Geol. Soc. America

Bull., vol. 19, pp. 384-386.
44 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Knowlton, Frank H. Continued.

1908h. (Report on fossil plants from the Foreman formation (Jurassic) of

the Taylorsville region, California) : In Diller, J. S., U. S. Geol.

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19081. (Eocene flora of southwestern Oregon) : In Diller, J. S., U. S. Geol.

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1909. The stratigraphic relations and paleontology of the "Hell Creek beds," 

"Ceratops beds," and equivalents, and their reference to the Fort 

Union formation: Washington Acad. Sci. Proc., vol. 11, pp. 179-238.

1909a. (Lists of plants from Dakota sandstone and Mesaverde formation in 

Utah) : In Richardson, G. B., U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 371, pp. 14, 

17-18.

1909b. (Lists of fossil plants from the Kootenai formation of the Great Falls 

coal field, Montana) : In Fisher, C. A., U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 356, 

pp. 33-35.

1910. Descriptions of fossil plants from the Mesozoic and Cenozoic of North 

America: I, pt. 1, Two new fossil chain ferns (Woodwardia) from 

Oregon and Wyoming; pt. 2, A new name for Davallia tenuifolia 

Swartz, as identified by Dawson, and Asplenium tenerum Lesquereux: 

Smithsonian Misc. Coll., vol. 52 (Quarterly Issue), vol. 5^ pp. 

489-495, il.

1910a. Succession and range of Mesozoic and Tertiary floras: Jour. Geology, 

vol. 18, pp. 105-116.

1910b. Biologic principles of paleogeography: Pop. Sci. Monthly, vol. 76, 

pp. 601-603.

1910c. The Jurassic age of the "Jurassic flora of Oregon": Am. Jour. Sci., 

4th ser., vol. 30, pp. 33-64.

1910d. The climate of North America in later glacial and subsequent postglacial time: Postglaziale Klimaveranderungen, Stockholm, pp. 

367-369.

1910e. (Lance plants from Moreau River, South Dakota) : In Stanton, T. W., 

Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser., vol. 30, p. 176.

1911. Flora of the auriferous gravels of California: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. 

Paper 73, pp. 57-64.

1911a. The study of fossil ferns: Am. Fern Jour., vol. 1, pp. 105-110.

I9lib. Description of two new fossil figs from Wyoming and Montana: 

Torrey Bot. Club Bull., vol. 38, pp. 389-392, il.

1911c. (Lists of Lance plants from western North Dakota) : In Leonard, 

A. G., Jour. Geology, vol. 19, p. 528.

1911d. (Lists of Fort Union plants from western North Dakota) : In Leonard, A. G., idem., pp. 541-542.

1911e. (Collections of plant forms of the Chignik formation in the Chignik 

Bay region and Herendeen Bay coal measures, Alaska) : In Atwood,

W. W., U. S. Geol, Survey Bull. 467, pp. 44-47. '

1911f. (Lists of plants from the Kenai formation, Alaska) : In Atwood, 

W. W., U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 467, pp. 52-54.

1911g. Further data on the stratigraphic position of the Lance formation 

("Ceratops beds") : Jour. Geology, vol. 19, pp. 358-376.

i9iin. (Fossil plants from the Dakota sandstone 2 miles west of Lander, 

Wyoming): In Woodruff, E. G., U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 452, p. 20.

1911L (Fossil plants from the auriferous gravels of the second cycle in 

Trinity River Basin, California) : In Diller, J. S., U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 470, p. 24.
BIBLIOGRAPHY 45

Knowlton, Frank H. Continued.

1912. The relations of paleobotany to geology: Am. Naturalist, vol. 46, pp. 

207-215.

1912a. (Fossil plants of the coal fields of northern and central New Mexico) : 

In Lee, W. T., Geol. Soc. America Bull., vol. 23, pp. 571-686.

1912b. (Fossil plants from the Grand Mesa region of Colorado) : In Lee, 

W. T., U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 510, pp. 39-47.

I912c. (Lists of plants from the Lance formation near Glendive, Montana): 

In Calvert, W. R., U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 471, pp. 13,16.

1912d. (Lists of Denver plants in the Dawson arkose) : In Richardson, G. B., 

Geol. Soc. America Bull., vol. 23, pp. 273, 274.

1912e. (Lists of Triassic (Newark) plants from Dan River, North Carolina) : In Stone, R. W., U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 471, p. 143.

19121 (Lists of fossil plants from the Lance formation of eastern Montana) : 

In Calvert, W. R., U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 471, pp. 195, 198.

1912g. (Lists of Fort Union plants in Little Powder River coal field, Wyoming) : In Davis, J. A., U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 471, p. 426.

I912h. (Lists of Fort Union plants from Lost Springs coal field, Wyoming) : 

In Winchester, D. E., U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 471, pp. 481-482.

1912i. (Geology and coal field of Lower Matafluska Valley, Alaska) : In 

Martin, G. C., and Katz, F. J., U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 500, pp. 42, 

51, 52.

1913. Results of a paleobotanical study of the coal-bearing rocks of the Raton

Mesa region of Colorado and New Mexico: Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser.,

vol. 35, pp. 526-530. 

1913a. Description of a new fossil fern of the genus G-l&ichenia from the

Upper Cretaceous of Wyoming: U. S. Nat. Mus. Proc., vol. 45, pp.

555-558, 11. 

1913b. The fossil forests of Arizona: Am. Forestry, vol. 19, pp. 207-218.

1914. The Jurassic flora of Cape Lisburne, Alaska: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof.

Paper 85, pp. 39-55, il. 

1914a. Fossil forests of the Yellowstone National Park: U. S. Dept. Interior,

Off. Secretary, 31 pp., (map).

19l4b. A forest of stone: Am. Forestry, vol. 20, pp. 709-718. 

1914c. (Collection of fossil plants from Port Wells, Alaska) : In Johnson,

B. L., U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 592, p. 209. 

1914d. (Report on fossil plants collected near Eugene, Oregon) : In Washburne, C. W., U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 590, p. 36.

1915. Description of a new fossil fern from the Judith River formation of 

Montana: Torreya, vol. 15, pp. 67-70, il.

1916. The flora of the Fox Hill sandstone: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 

98, pp. 85-93, il.

1916a. Contributions to the geology and paleontology of San Juan County, 

New Mexico; IV, Flora of the Fruitland and Kirtland formations: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 98, pp. 327-353, il.

1916b. A review of the fossil plants in the United States National Museum 

from the Florissant lake beds at Florissant, Colorado, with descriptions of new species and list of type specimens: U. S. Nat. Mus. 

Proc., vol. 51, pp. 241-297, 11.

1916c. A lower Jurassic flora from the upper Matanuska Valley, Alaska: 

U. S. Nat. Mus. Proc., vol. 51, pp. 451-460, il.

1916d. Principles governing the use of fossil plants in geologic correlation: 

Geol. Soc. America Bull., vol. 27, pp. 525-530.
46 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Knowlton, Frank H. Continued.

1916e. A new fossil Selaffinella from the lower Terl iury of Montana: Torreya,

vol. 16, pp. 201-204, 11. 

I916f. Notes on two conifers from the Pleistocene Rancho La Brea asphalt

deposits, near Los Angeles, California: Washington Acad. Sci. Jour.,

vol. 6, pp. 85-86. 

1916g. Note on a recent discovery of fossil plants in the Morrison formation:

Washington Acad. Sci. Jour., vol. 6, pp. 180-181.

1917. Fossil floras of the Vennejo and Raton formations of Colorado and 

New Mexico: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 101, pp. 223-455, il.

1917a. A fossil flora from the Frontier formation of southwestern Wyoming: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 108, pp. 73-107, il.

1918. Relations between the Mesozoic floras of North and South America:

Geol. Soc. America Bull., vol. 29, pp. 607-614. 

I918a. In Harrington, G. L., The Anvik-Andreafski region, Alaska: U. S.

Geol. Survey Bull. 683, p. 33.

1919. Catalogue of Mesozoic and Cenozoic plants of North America: U. S.

Geol. Survey Bull. 696, 815 pp. 

I919a. Evolution of geologic climates: Geol. Soc. America Bull., vol. 30, pp.

499-566.

1920. A dicotyledonous flora in the type section of the Morrison formation: 

Am. Jour. Sci., 4th ser., vol. 49, pp. 189-194.

1921. Are the Lance and Fort Union formations of Mesozoic time?: Science,

new ser., vol. 53, pp. 307-308. 

1921a. Criteria for determination of climate by means of fossil plants: Geol.

Soc. America Bull., vol. 32, pp. 353-358. 

1921b. Further remarks on the evolution of geologic climates: Am. Jour.

Sci., 5th ser., vol. 2, pp. 187-196.

1922. The Laramie flora of the Denver Basin; with a review of the Laramie 

problem: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 130, 175 pp., 1 fig., 38 pis.

1922a. Floral continuity in Lance and Fort Union sections: Pan-Am. Geologist, vol. 37, pp. 67-68.

1922b. A fossil dogwood: Am. Jour. Sci., 5th ser., vol. 4, pp. 136-138, 2 figs.

1923. Revision of the flora of tfie Green River formation with descriptions of

new species: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 131, pp. 133-182, 5 pis. 

1923a. Fossil plants from the Tertiary lake beds of south-central Colorado: 

U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 131, pp. 183-197, 4 pis.

1924. Flora of the Animas formation: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 134, 

pp. 71-98, 13 pis.

1925. The possible origin of the Angiosperms: Science, new ser., vol. 61, 

pp. 568-570.

i825a. Evidence of fossil plants to climatic zoning in Mesozoic times (abstract) : Pan-Am. Geologist, vol. 44, pp. 69-70.

192O. Flora of tlie Latah formation of Spokane, Washington and Coeur

 d'Alene, Idaho: U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 140, pp. 17-81, 24 pis.

1927. Plants of the past; a popular account of fossil plants, 275 pp., 90 figs. 

Frinceton University Press.

1928. The fossil forests of the Yellowstone National P.oi-k: TJ. S. National

Part Service, 29 pp. 15 figs.

1930. The flora of the Denver and associated formations of Colorado; a 

posthumous work edited by E. W. Berry: U. S. Geol. S'urvey Prof. 

Paper 155,142 pp., 59 pis.
BIBLIOGRAPHY .47

Knowlton, Frank H. Continued.

1932. In Nomland, J. 0., and Schenck, H. G., Cretaceous beds at Slates Hot 

Springs, California: California Univ., Dept. .Geol. Sci. Bull., vol. 21, 

pp. 37-49, 4 figs. 

Koch, Lauge.

1929. Stratigraphy of Greenland: Meddelelser om Gr0nland, vol. 73, pp. 205-

320, 8 figs. 

Krausel, Richard.

1932. Relation of Pinoxylon dakotense Knowlton to Protopiceoxylon Gothan:

Bot. Gazette, vol. 94, pp. 419-420. 

Krystofovich, African.

1936. Fossil forests as a compass of the past: 16th Internat. Geol. Cong.

(1933) Kept., vol. 2, p. 1103. 

LaMotte, Robert S.

1935. Climatic implications of Sapindus oregonianus: Carnegie Inst. Washington Pub. 455, pp. 29-30, 3 pis. 2 text-figs.

1935a. The Miocene Tilias of western America: Carnegie Inst. Washington 

Pub. 455, pp. 39-48, 3 pis.

1935b. An upper Oligocene florule from Vancouver Island: Carnegie Inst. 

Washington Pub. 455, pp. 49-56, 1 pi.

1935c. Two upper Miocene florules from central Washington (abstract) : 

Geol. Soc. America Proc. for 1934, pp. 389-390.

1936. The upper Cedarville flora of northwestern Nevada and adjacent California: Carnegie Inst. Washington Pub. 455, pp. 57-142, 14 pis., 3 

 text-figs. 

1936a. Some systematic revisions in Miocene paleobotany, 1934-36: Carnegie

Inst. Washington Pub. 455, pp. 145-148. 

1936b. Additions to the Ellensburg flora of central Washington (abstract) :

Geol. Soc. America Proc. for 1935, p. 417.

1936c. Plant fossils in a marine upper Miocene deposit near Aberdeen, 

Washington (abstract) : Geol. Soc. America Proc. for 1935, p. 348. 

Langdon, Daniel W. (1864-1909).

1893. Leaf impressions in the Eocene Tertiary of Alabama: Science, vol. 21,

pp. 94-95. 

Laudermilk, Jerome D., and Munz, Philip A.

1934. Plants in Nothrotherium dung from Gypsum Cave, Nevada (abstract) :

Pan-Am. Geologist, vol. 61, pp. 375-376. 

1934a. Plants in the dung of Nothrotherium from Gypsum Cave, Nevada:

Carnegie Inst. Washington Pub. 453, pp. 31-37, 11 pis. 

Lawson, Andrew C.

1893. The post-Pliocene diastrophism of the coast of southern California: 

California Univ., Dept. Geol. Sci. Bull., vol. 1, pp. 115-160, 2 pis., 

1 text fig. 

Lazell, Ellis W.

1935. How old is a teredo?: Mineralogist, vol. 3, no. 11, p. 14, 2 figs.

1936. A unique petrifaction: Mineralogist, vol. 4, no. 5, pp. 14, 26, 1 fig. 

Lea, Isaac.

1856. The New Red sandstone formation of Pennsylvania: Philadelphia

Acad. Nat. Sci. Proc., vol. 8, p. 78. , 

Leiberg, John B.

1889. Some notes upon the more recent fossil flora of North Dakota and an 

inquiry into the causes that have led to the development of the 

treeless areas of the Northwest: Minnesota Acad. Nat. Sci. Bull., 

vol. 3, pp. 145-151. 

241636 44 4
48' MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3?

Lesquereux, Leo (1806-1889).

1859. On some fossil plants of recent formations: Am. Jour. Sci., 2d ser., vol.

27, pp. 359^366. 

1859a. On fossil plants collected by Dr. John Evans at Vancouver Island

and at Bellingham Bay, Washington Territory [letter from Leo

Lesquereux to J. Dana, dated Columbus, Ohio, May 12, 1859]:

Am. Jour. Sci., 2d ser., vol. 28, pp. 85-89.

1860. In Owen, D. D., Botanical and paleontological report on the geological 

state survey of Arkansas: Second report of a geological reconnaissance of the middle and southern counties of Arkansas, pp. 295- 

319, 11.

1860a. Note on Prof. Newberry's criticisms of Prof. Heer's determination 

of species of North American fossil plants: Am. Jour. Sci., 2d ser., 

vol. 29, pp. 434-436.

1861. On the fossil fruits found in connection with the lignites of Brandon, 

Vermont: Am. Jour. Sci., 2d ser., vol. 32, pp. 355-363.

1868. [Notes on the fossil plants of the lignite beds of the West]: Am. Jour. 

Sci., 2d ser, vol. 45, pp. 205-208.

1868a. On some Cretaceous fossil plants from Nebraska: Am. Jour. Sci., 2d 

ser., vol. 46, pp. 91-105.

1868b. [Observations on fossil plants of the coal formation of the Southwest], Philadelphia Acad. Nat. Sci. Proc. for 1868, pp. 147-148.

1869. On species of fossil plants from the Tertiary of the State of Mississippi: 

Am. Philos. Soc. Trans., new ser., vol. 13, pp. 411-433, il.

1869a. Species of fossil plants collected near Somerville, Fayette County, 

Tennessee, by Dr. J. *M. Safford: Geol. of Tennessee, pp. 426-428, 

pi. K.

1871. On the fossil plants of the Cretaceous and Tertiary formations of 

Kansas and Nebraska: U. S. Geol. Geog. Survey Terr. Prelim. Kept., 

vol. 4, pp. 370-385.

1871a. Mode of preservation of vegetable remains in our American coal 

 measures: Am. Naturalist, vol. 5, pp. 340-353.

1872. An enumeration with descriptions of some Tertiary fossil plants from 

specimens procured in the explorations of Dr. F. V. Hayden in 1870: 

U. S. Geol. Geog. Survey Terr. Ann. Kept, vol. 5, suppl., 22 pp.

1872a. I. Enumeration and description of the fossil plants from the specimens obtained in the explorations of Dr. F. V. Hayden, 1870 and

1871. II. Remarks on the Cretaceous species described above. III. 

Tertiary flora of North America : U. S. Geol. Geog. Survey Terr. Ann. 

Kept, for 1871, pp. 283-318.

1873. Enumeration and description of fossil plants from the western Ter-

±5«^y formations- TJoscrlptlons o£ (SpcdcS \?£ £<}®eil plduto from tllC

Cretaceous of Kansas: U. S. Geol. Geog. Survey Terr. Ann. Kept, for

1872. pp. 371^27.

1873a. Age of the Rocky Mountain coal or lignitic formation: Am. Jour. Sci., 

3d ser., vol. 6, pp. 441-450.

1874. On the general characters and relation of the flora of the Dakota

group: U. S. Geol. Geog. Survey Terr. Bull., vol. 1, pp. 52-62. 

1874a. Contributions to the fossil flora of the Western Territories; I, The

Cretaceous flora: U. S. Geol. Geog. Survey Terr. Kept, vol. 6,136

pp., il.

1874b. The lignitic formation and its fossil flora: U. S. Geol. Geog. Survey 

Terr. Ann. Kept, for 1873, vol. 7, pp. 365-425.
BIBLIOGRAPHY 49

Lesquereux, Leo Continued.

1874c. On the age of the lignitic formations .of the Rocky Mountains: Am.

Jour. Sci., 3d ser., vol. 7, pp. 546-557. 

1876. A review of the fossil flora of North America: U. S. Geol; Geog. Survey

Terr. Bull., vol. 1, pp. 233-248. 

1876a. On some new species of fossil plants from the lignitic formations:

U. S. Geol. Geog. Survey Terr. Bull, for 1875, vol. 1, pp. 363-389. 

1876b. New species of fossil plants from the Cretaceous formation of the

Dakota group: U. S. Geol. Geog. Survey Terr. Bull, for 1875, vol. 1,

pp. 391-400. 

1876c. On the Tertiary flora of the North American lignitic considered as

evidence of the age of the formation: U. S. Geol. Geog. Survey

Terr. Ann. Kept, for 1874, pp. 273-315. 

1876d. A review of the Cretaceous flora of North America: U. S. Geol. Geog.

Survey Terr. Ann. Kept, for 1874, vol. 8, pp. 316-365, il. 

1878. Contributions to the fossil flora of the Western Territories; II, The

Tertiary flora: U. S. Geol. Survey Terr. Kept., vol. 7, 366 pp., il. 

1878a. Illustrations of Cretaceous and Tertiary plants of the Western Territories of the United States: U. S. Geol. Geog. Survey Terr., pis. and

expl. 

1878b. Remarks on specimens of Cretaceous and Tertiary plants secured by

the survey in 1877; with a list of the species hitherto described:

U. S. Geol. Geog. Survey Terr. Ann. Rept, vol. 10, pp. 481-520. 

1878c. Report on the fossil plants of the auriferous gravel deposits of the

Sierra Nevada: Harvard Coll. Mus. Comp. Zool. Mem., vol. 6,

62 pp., il. 

1878d. List of Amboy clay plants: New Jersey Geol. Survey Ann. Rept. for

1878, pp. 28-29.

1881. Report on the recent additions of fossil plants: Harvard Coll. Mus. 

Comp. Zool. Bull., vol. 7, pp. 225-230, 243-247.

1882. Remarks on the Cretaceous and Tertiary flora of the Western Territories : Am. Naturalist, vol. 16, pp. 102-108.

1882a. On the Tertiary flora as related to the Tertiary animals of the West: 

Am. Naturalist, vol. 16, p. 602.

1883. Contributions to the fossil flora of the Western Territories; III, The 

Cretaceous and Tertiary floras: U. S. Geol. Survey Terr. Rept., vol. 

8, 283 pp., il.

1883a. Contributions to the Miocene flora of Alaska: U. S. Nat. Mus. Proc., 

vol. 5, pp. 443-449, il.

1884. Cretaceous leaves: Minnesota Geol. Survey Ann. Rept., vol. 12, pp. 

11-13.

1887. List of recently identified fossil plants belonging to the United States 

National Museum, with descriptions of several new species (compiled 

by F. H. Knowlton) : U. S. Nat. Mus. Proc., vol. 10, pp. 21-46, il.

1887a. Professor L. F. Ward's synopsis of the flora of the Laramie group: 

Am. Jour. Sci., 3d ser., vol. 34, pp. 487-488.

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58 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

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BIBLIOGRAPHY 59

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60 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

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241G36 14 5
64 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1 9 1 9-3 7

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CATALOGUE 1

ABIES Link.DMason, 1927, 149; discussion.

Abies chaneyi Mason, 1927, 149, pi. 4, f. 1, 2, 7; Mascall: White Hills, John Day

Basin, Oreg. Brown, R. W., 1937, 167, pi. 45, f. 23, 24; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg. 

Abies concolipites Wodehouse, 193S'a, 490, f..12; Green River: Parachute Creek,

Garfleld Co., Colo. 

Abies laticarpus MacGinitie, 19S3, 47, pi. 3, f. 5; Trout Creek; Harney Co.,

Oreg. Oliver, 1934, 14; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg. LaMotte, 1936, 109, pi. 3, f. 2;

Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif. 

Abies longirostris Knowlton, I923a, 187, pi,. 42, f. 1, 2; Creede: Creede, Colo. 

Abies magnifica shastensis Lemmon. Mason, 1927, 150, pi. 4, f. 6, 7; Mascall:

White Hills, John Day Basin, Oreg. 

Abies parviseminis LaMotte, 1936, 110, pi. 4, f. 2-4; Upper Cedarville: Pit River,

Modoc Co., Calif.

Abies rigida Knowlton, 1923a, 186, pi. 41, f. 1, 2, 4, 5; Creede: Creede, Colo. 

Abies sterribergi Nilsson=0ntheodendron sternbergi (Nilsson) Harris. 

Abies 'sp., Brown, R. W., 1937, 167, pi. 45, f. 27, 28; pi. 46, f. 1, 2; Latah: Thunder Mt, Idaho.

Abies sp., Dorf, 1936,107, pi. 1, f. 6; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho. 

Abies sp., Grewingk.DHollick, 1936, 46; Kodiak Isl., Alaska Peninsula. 

Abies sp. 1, Mason, 1927, 151, pi. ,4, f. 4; Mascall: White Hills, John Day Basin.

Oreg. . Abies sp. 2, Mason, 1927, 151, pi. 4, f. 3; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch, Crooked

River, Oreg. Chaney, 1927a, 101; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch, Crooked River,

Oreg.

ABIETIPITES Wodehouse, 1933a, 491. Genotype: A. antiquus Wodehouse. 

Abietipites antiquus Wodehouse, 19S3a, 491, f. 15, 16; Green River: Parachute

Creek, Garfield Co., Colo.

Abietites dubius Lesquereux.DLescniereux, 1871, 382; Raton?: Raton Pass, Colo. 

Abietites ernestinae Lesquereux.QBerry, 1922d, 212; Cheyenne: Osage Rock,

Belvidere, Kans: 

Abietites foliosus (Fontaine) Berry.QBerry, 1913a, 572; Tuscaloosa: Snow

Plantation, Ala.

Abietites longifolius (Fontaine) Berry.QBerry, 1922d, 211, pi. 47, f. 3; Cheyenne : near Belvidere, Kans. 

Abietites macrocarpus Foritaine.QBrown, R. W., 1935a, 444, text-f. 4; Pototnac:

Northwest Branch Anacostia River, Md. 

ABUTILON Tournefort. 

Abutilon eakini Hollick, 1936, 149, pi. 118, f. 3; between Herendeen Bay and

Port Moller, Alaska Peninsula. 

Abutilon sp.?, Hollick, 1936, 150, pi. 31, f. 3b; Chignik River opposite Nun Point,

Alaska Peninsula. . : Acacia aquilonia Hollick, 1936, 127, pi. 120, f. 13.; Kootznahoo Inlet, Admiralty

Island, southeastern Alaska. . . . . Acacia wilcoxensis Berry.DBall4, 1931, 78, pi. 17, f. 4; Indio: -Barton's Ranch,

Bastrop Co., Texas. : '< ; '- 

Acaciaphyllites cretaceum Berry, 1925, 57, pi. 10, f. 6; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

ACACIOXYLON Schenk, K. Svenska Vet Akad., Handl. vol. 39," 9,

1 For explanation of plan of arrangement and symbols see pp.'3-5.
66 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 7

Acacioxylon tenax Nathorst, 1893, 49, pi. 3, f. 4, 6-8; Tlacolula, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Acalypha myricina Cockerell=Paliurus florissanti Lesquereux. 

Acalypha serrulata Potbury, 1935, 72, pi. 7, f. 7; La Porte, Plurnas Co., Calif. 

Acalypha virginica Linne.QBerry, 1924a. 21, pi. 2, f. 10; Washington, D. C.,

Pleistocene. 

ACER (Tournefort) Linne.DBall, 1931, 83; discussion. LaMotte, 1936, 134;

discussion.

Acer aquilum Chaney=Acer negundoides MacGinitie. 

Acer arcticum Heer.DMathiesen, 1932, 60-61, text-f. 24; Sabine Island, east

Greenland. Hollick, 1936,133, pi. 77, f. 1; pi. 78, f. 7, 8; Eska Creek, Matanuska

Coal Field; Portage (Balboa) Bay, Alaska Peninsula; near Herendeen Bay,

Alaska Peninsula. 

Acer bendirei Lesquereux (part), 1888a, 14, pi. 8, f. 1 only; Mascall: Van Horn's

Ranch, John Day Basin, Oreg. Brown, R. W., 1937, 179, pi. 58, f. 20-22;

Latah : Salmon, Idaho: Mascall: Tipton, Oreg. 1937c, 515.

Acer dimorphum Lesquereux.D

Acer, fruits of, Lesquereux, 1888a, 15, pi. 6, f. 2, 3; Mascall: Van Horn's Ranch,

John Day Basin, Oreg.

Acer oregonianum Knowlton.DOliver, 1934, 24 ; Mascall: Austin, Oreg. 

Acer minor Knowlton (part), 1902, 76, pi. 14, f. 2 only; Mascall: Van Horn's

Ranch, John Day Basin, Oreg. 

/ Acer medianum Knowlton.O

\ , Acer osmonti, Chaney (part) not Knowlton, 1927a, 126, pi. 18, f. 8, 9 ; Bridge 

!' Creek; Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin. Oreg.

. Acer merriami of authors not Knowlton. Berry, 1931a, 39. pi. 13, f. 13 ; Latah :

\j» Grand Coulee, Wash. MacGinitie, 1933, 61, pi. 10, f. 1; Trout Creek : Trout

Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. LaMotle. 1936. 135, pi. 12, f. 7; Upper Cedarville:

49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev. 1936b, 417; Ellensburg: Ellensburg, Wash. Dorf,

1936, 120, pi. 3, f. 8; Idaho : near Weiser, Idaho.

Acer aeptilobatum Oliver, 1934, 25, pi. 4, f. 1, 2; Mascall: Austin and Tipton, Oreg.

Acer bendirei Knowlton not Lesquereux=Acer glabroides R. W. Brown.

Acer bendirei Lesquereux (part)=Platanus dissecta Lesquereux.

Acer bolanderi Lesquereux.DChaney, 1920a, 179; Eagle Creek: Multnomah

Co., Oreg.

Acer caudatum Heer=Platanus? newberryana Heer. 

Acer chaneyi Knowlton=Acer osmonti Knowlton.

Acer collier! Hollick, 1930, 99, pi. 78, f. 5; Nulato: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Acer completum Chaney=Acer negundoides MacGinitie. 

Acer cretaceum Berry, 1925, 66, pi. 13, f. 2; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn. 

Acer dimorphum Lesquereux~Acer bendirei Lesquereux. 

Acer disputabilis Hollick, 1936, 134, pi. 74, f. 4; southwest from forks of

Pumicestone Creek, Alaska Peninsula. 

Acer edentatum Heer=Platanus? newberryana Heer. 

Acer fl,orissanti Berry not Kivchner=Acer osmonti Knowlton.

Acer gigas Knowlton=Acer osmonti Knowlton.

Acer glabroides R. W. Brown, 1937, 180, pi. 58, f. 13-15; Latah: Salmon, Idaho;

Latah: Spokane, Wash.; Bridge Creek: Bridge Creek, Grant Co., Oreg.

Acer bendirei Knowlton not Lesquereux, 1926, 45, pi. 27, f. 3: Latah : Mica, Wash.

Acer osmonti of authors not Knowlton. Chaney (part), 1927a, 126, pi. 17, f. 6;

pi. 18, f. 1, 3, 5 only; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg. 

Oliver, 1O34, 24 ; Mnscnll : Tipton and Austin, Oreg. Brooks, 1O35, 2O8, pi. 2O,

f. 2 ; Sucker Creek : Ballantyne Ranch near Homeclale, Idaho LaMotte. 1936,

137, pi. 12, f. 6; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev. Dorf, 1936,

121, pi. 3, f. 2; Idaho : near Weiser, Idaho.

Acer minor Berry not Knowlton, 1929f, 256, pi. 64. £. 2; Latah : Spokane, Wash. 

Acer trilobatum proditctumf Knowlton not Heer, ISOSb, 733, pi. 102, f. 3 ; Payette :

near Marsh, Boise Co., Idaho.
CATALOGUE .67

Acer grahamensis Knowlton & Cockerell.DHollick, 1936, 134; Port Graham,

Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. 

Acer inaequale Heer, Flora fossilis arctica, vol. 4, no. 1, 89, pi. 24, f. 4-6,1876. ?

Hollick, 1936, 135, pi. 77, f. 2, 3; Chickaloon River and Eska Creek, Matauuska

Coal Field, Alaska.

Acer indivisiim Lesquereux (part) not Weber=Acer mysticum Kirchner. 

Acer indiviswn Lesquereux (part) not Weber=Acer lesquereuxii Knowlton. 

Acer lesquereuxii Knowlton.DKnowlton, 1923, 169; Green River: Uinta Co.,

Wyo. Brown, R. W., 1934, 61; Green River: Uinta Co., Wyo. 1937, 180, pi.

58, f. 3; Green River: Fossil, Wyo.

Acer indivisum Lesquereux (part) not Weber, 1883, 180, pi. 36, f. 6 only ; Green 

River : Uinta Co., Wyo.

Acer macrophyllum Pursh. Mason, 1934, 167, pi. 10, f. 12; Tomales: Tomales

Bay, Marin Co., Calif. 

Acer macropterum Heer, 1869, 37, pi. 9, f. 7-9 Berry, 1926d, 113, pi. 10, f. 7;

Joseph Creek, British Columbia.

Acer, fruit of, Dawson.Q

Acer mediamim Kno\vlton=Acer bendirei Lesquereux. 

Acer merriami Knowlton=Platanus dissecta Lesquereux. 

Acer merriami Knowlton (part)=Vitis washingtonensis (Knowlton) R. W.

Brown.

Acer merriami of authors not Knowlton=Acer bendirei Lesquereux. 

Acer minor Knowlton (part) =Acer bendirei Lesquereux. 

Acer minor Knowlton (part) =Acer negundoides MacGinitie. v 

Acer minor Berry not Knowlton=Acer glabroides R. W. Brown. 

Acer minutifolia Chaney, 1920a, 179, pi. 19, f. 2; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co.,

Oreg. 

Acer mysticum Kirchner.DBrown, R. W., 1934, 61 (under the heading of Acer

lesquereuxii).

Acer indivism Lesquereux (part) not Weber, 1883, 180, pi. 36, f. 9 only; Florissant: Florissant, Colo.

Acer negundoides MacGinitie, 1933, 62, pi. 11, f.,2, 3; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, 

Harney Co|., Oreg. Brown, R. W., 1935, 580, pi. 69, f. 9-11; Latah: Spokane, 

Wash.; Bridge Creek: Bridge Creek, John Day Basin, Oreg.; Mascall: John Day 

Basin, Oreg. LaMotte, 1936, 136, pi. 12, f. 3, 4; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, 

Washoe Co., Nev. Dorf, 1936, 121, pi. 3, f. 2; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho 

Chaney & Elias, 1936b, 42, pi. 7, f. 10, 11; Ogallala: Beaver Co., Okla. R. W. 

Brown, 1937,180, pi. 58, f. 1; Latah : Spokaue, Wash.; Mascall: John Day Basin, 

Oreg. 1937c, 515. Chaney, 1938, 216, pi. 6, f. 2; pi. 7, f. la, b; Deschutes: 

Vanora Grade near Madras, Crook Co., Oreg.

Acer, fruits of, Lesquereux, ISSSa, 15, pi. 7, f. 2 only ; Mascall: Van Horn's

Ranch, John Day Basin, Oreg. 

Acer minor Knowlton (part), 1902, 76, pi. 14, f. 3 only; Mascall: Van Horn's

Uanch, Jobn Day Basin, Oreg. 

Acer osmotiti Chaney (part) not Knowlton, 1927a, 126, pi. 18, f. 7 only; Bridge

Creek: Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg. 

Acer oregonianum Berry not Knowlton, 1929f, 255, pi. 57, f. 2 ; pi. 63, f. 11 ;

Latab : Republic and Spokane, Wash. 

Rulao crataeyi folium Knowlton.D 

Phyllites Wfurcies Knowlton.Q 

Crataeyus lieterodentatai Chaney, I920a, 175, pi. 16, f. 1, 2; Eagle Creek:

Multnomah Co., Oreg. 

Acer aguUuin Chaney, 1920a, 178, pi. 17, f. 4, 5; pi. 18, f. 1; pi. 19, f. 1; Eagle

Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg. 

Acer completum Chaney, 1920a, 179, pi. 18, f. 2; Eagle Creek : Multnomah Co.,

Oreg.

Liriodendron trilobata Chaney, 1920a, 173, pi. 14, f. 4 ; Eagle Creek : Multnomah 

Co., Oreg.
68 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Acer cf. negundoides MacGinltie. Brooks, 1935, 298, pi. 21, f. 2; Sucker Creek:

Ballantyne Ranch near Homedale, Idaho. 

Acer newtonianum Penhallow, 1906, 972; Pleistocene: Newton Creek, Elmira,

N. Y. 

Acer oregonianum Knowlton=Acer bendirei Lesquereux.

Acer oregonianum, Berry (part) not Knowlton=Acer negundoides MacGinitie. 

Acer oregonianum,, Berry (part) not Knowlton = Acer osmonti Knowlton. 

Acer osmonti Knowlton.DR. W. Brown, 1937, 180, pi. 58, f. 16-18; Latah:

Spokane, Wash.; Mascall: John Day Basin; Tipton, Oreg.; Latah: White

Bird, Idaho 1937c, 513, text-f. 1; Latah : Orofino Creek, Idaho. ,

Acer ffigaz Knowlton.OLaMotte, I936a, 146.

Acer chaneyi Knowlton, 1926, 45, pi. 27, f. 2; Latah: Spokane, Wash. Berry, 

1929f, 256, pi. 63, f. 13; Latah : Spokane, Wash. MacGinitie, 1933, 61; Trout 

Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. Oliver, 1934, 26, pi. 5, f. 3; Mascall: 

Tipton and Austin, Oreg. Brooks, 1935, 297, pi. 19, f. 5 ; pi. 21, f. la ; Sucker 

Creek ; Ballantyne Ranch near Homedale, Idaho Dorf, 1936, 120; Idaho : near 

Weiser, Idaho.

Quereus cf. pseudolyrata Knowlton not Lesquereux, 1026, 36, pi. 22, f. 2; Latah :

10 mi. east of Spokane, Wash. 

Acer florissanti, Berry not Kirchner, 1934, 118, pi. 24, f. 5-7; text-f. 5; Latah:

near Juliaetta; near White Bird, Idaho. 

Acer oregonianum Berry not Knowlton, 1034, 118, pi. 24, f. 1; Latah : near

White Bird, Idaho. 

Rhus .diluvialis Arnold, 1937, 93, pi. 5, f. 4; Carter Creek, southwest of Finley

McKenzie Ranch, Oreg.

Acer osmonti, Chaney (part) not Knowlton=Acer bendirei Lesquereux. 

Acer osmonti, Chaney (part) not Knowlton=Acer negundoides MacGinitie. 

Acer osmonti of authors not Knowlton=Acer glabroides R. W. Brown. 

Acer pleistocenicum Penhallow.DPenhallow, 1899, 527; Taylor's Brickyard,

Don Valley, Toronto, Ontario 1900, 335; Don River and Taylor's Brickyard,

Don Valley, Toronto, Ontario. 

Acer scottiae MacGinitie, 1933, 62, pi. 12, f. 4; pi. 11, 1 4, 8; Trout Creek:

Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. R. W. Brown, 1937c, 514, text-f. 2; Idaho?:

near Boise, Idaho.

Acer septilolxatum, Dorf not Oliver, 1936, 122, pi. 3, f. 5; Idaho: near Weiser, 

Idaho.

Acer septilobatum Oliver=Acer bendirei Lesquereux.

Acer septilobatum, Dorf not 01iver=Acer scottiae MacGinitie.

Acer spicatum Lamarck.OPenhallow, 1S99, 527; Taylor's Brickyard, Don Valley,

Toronto, Ontario. 

Acer trilobatum productum? (Al. Braun) Heer.QHollick, 1936, 135, pi. 76, f. 2;

south bank Yukon River above Rampart, central Yukon region, Alaska.

Acer trilobatum productum?, Knowlton not Heer=Acer glabroides R. W. Brown.

Acer trilobatum productum Lesquereux not Heer, 1883, 253, pi. 59, f. 1, 2, 4 

only=Accr species in need of revision.

Acer trilobatum productum, Penhallow not Heer=Acer species in need of revision.

Acer trilobatum var., Knowlton.OHoiHok, 1936, 135; Kukak Bay, Alaska Peninsula.

Acer visibilis Hollick, 1936, 135, pi. 76, f. 3, 4; south bank Yukon River above

Rampart, central Yukon region, Alaska.

Acer vivarium Knowlton=Acer sp. needing systematic revision.

Acer, fruit, Berry, 1931a, 34; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash.

Acer sp., Berry 1929=Vitis washingtonensis (Knowlton) R. W. Brown.

Acer, n. sp., Chaney, 1922a, 216; Payette: Idaho.

Acer, fruit of, Dawson=Acer macropternum Heer.
CATALOGUE 69

Acer? sp., fruit of, Rollick, 1936, 136, pi. 76, f. 1;' Cache Creek, Yentna River,

Matanuska-Cook Inlet region, Alaska. 

Acer? sp. Lesquereux, 1871, 382 ; Raton?: Raton Pass, Colo. 

Acer, fruits of, Lesquereux 1888a=Acer bendirei Lesquereux. 

Acer, fruits of, Lesquereux (part) =Acer negundoides MacGinitie. 

Acer, n. sp., Knowlton in Merriam 1901e=Platanus dissecta Lesquereux. 

Acer sp., Knowlton, 1930,101, pi. 45, f. 6; Dawson: Sedalia, Colo. 

Acer sp.? Newberry=Cedrela merrilli (Chaney) R. W. Brown. 

Acer sp., F. M. Scott, 1926, 406; Upper Miocene, Tesla, Calif. 

Acer species needing systematic revision; not discussed by R. W. Brown, in U. S.

Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 186, 1937.

Acer bendirei Knowlton not Lesquereux, 1900cl, 49, pi. 6, £. 4 ; near mouth of

Moffat's Creek, left bank Columbia River, Oreg. 1902, 73 ; Mascall: Van Horn's

Ranch, John Day Basin, Oreg. 

Acer bendirei Berry not Lesquereux, I929f, 256; Latah : Mica, Wash. 1934, 117,

pi. 23, f. 7 ; Latah : Juliaetta, White Bird, St. Maries, Idaho. 

Acer bendirei Hoffman not Lesquereux, 1932, 737; Douglas Canyon, Wash. 

Acer bendirei Arnold not Lesquereux, 1935, 379 ; Trout Creek : Trout Creek, Harney

Co., Oreg. 

Acer chaneyi Berry not Knowlton, 1932a, 40; Ballantyne Ranch, Malheur Co.,

Oreg. 1934, 118 ; Latah : near Juliaetta, Idaho. 

Acer (jiyas Chaney not Knowlton, 192"2a, 216 ; Payette : Idaho. 

Acer merriami Berry not Knowlton, 1929f, 256; Latah: Vera and Mica, Wash. 

1934, 117 ; Latah : Moscow and Juliaetta, Idaho.

Acer minor Knowlton, 1926, 45, pi. 27, f. 4; Latah: Spokane, Wash. . Acer minor Berry not Knowlton, 1934, 117 ; Latah : Moscow, Idaho. 

Acer oregonianum Jennings not Knowlton, 1920, 423, pi. 32, f. 3 ; Missoula, Mont. 

Acer osmonti MacGinitie not Knowlton, 1933, 62; Trout Creek: Trout Creek,

Harney Co., Oreg. 

Acer trilobatum production Lesquereux not Heer, 1883, 253, pi. 59, f. 1, 2, 4 only ;

Spanish Ranch, Calif. Previously referred to Acer bendirei. 

Acer trilobatum productum Penhallow not Heer, 19088?, 35; Horsefly River,

British Colombia. Previously referred to Acer bendirei by Knowlton, 1919. 

Acer vivarium Knowlton.QKirkhHm and Johnson, 1929, 496; Latah : Previously

referred to Acer bendirei by Knowlton, 1919.

Acerates amboyensis Berry.DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill,

Sanders Ferry Bluff, Ala. 1920e, 405; Black Creek:'North Carolina. 

Acerates cretacea Berry, 1925, 86, pi. 20, f. 4; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn. 

Acerates wilcoxiana Berry, 1930, 131, pi. 19, f. 16, 17; Holly Springs: La

Grange, Fayette Co,, Tenn. 

Acerites multiformis Lesquereux.DHollick, 1930, 100, pi. 78, f. 3; Kaltag:

Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

ACHAENITES Al, Braun, in Steitzenberger, Uebersicht der Versteineruugen

des Grossherzogthums Boden, 83, 1851. Genotype A. ungeri-Al. Braun. 

CYPSELITE8 Heer, Flora tertiaria Helvetiae, vol. 3, p. 2, 1859.

Achaenites cichorioides Knowlton, 1923, 173, pi. 40, f. 4; Green River: Camp

Gulch about 25 mi. northwest of De Beque, Colo. 

ACLISTOCHARA Peck, 1937, 86. Genotype: A. Iransoni Peck. 

Aclistochara bransoni Peck, 1937, 87, pi. 14, f. 8-11; Morrison: northwest of

Rawlins; near Mayoworth, Wyo. 

Aclistochara elongata Peck, 1937, 89, pi. 14, f. 24-25; Morrison: northwest of

Rawlins, Wyo. 

Aclistochara jonesi Peck, 1937, 88, pi. 14, f. 12-15; Morrison: northwest of

Rawlins, Wyo. 

Aclistochara lata Peck, 1937, 88, pi. 14, f. 20-23; Morrison: northwest of

Raw! ins, Wyo. 

Aclistochara latitruncata Peck, 1937, 89, pi. 14, f. 1-4; Morrison: south of

Mayoworth, Wyo.
70 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37 .

Aclistochara obovata Peck, 1937, 88, pi. 14, f. 26-29; Morrison: northwest of

Rawlins, Wyo. * . 

Aclistochara oligospirata Peck, 1937, 89, pi. 14, f. 5-7; Morrison: northwest of

Rawlins, Wyo. 

Acorus heeri Berry, 1930, 55, pi. 8, f. 7; Holly Springs: La Grange, Fayette

Co., Tenn.

ACRODICLIDIUM Nees.

Acrodiclidium pseudocanelo Hollick, 1928, 197, pi. 62; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Acrodiclidium pseudosalicifolium Hollick, 1928, 197, pi. 61, f. 2; Collazo: Porto

Rico.

ACROSTICHITES Goeppert. See TODITES Seward. 

Acrostichopteris fimbriata Knowlton.DBerry, 1929k, 43; Kootenai: southwest

Alberta. 

Acrostichopteris pluripartita (Fontaine) Berry.DWilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai:

Groundhog Coal Basin, Upper Skeena River, British Columbia. 

Acrostichum georgianum Berry.DBerry, 1924, 42; Gosport: Monroe Co., Ala.;

Lisbon: Newton Co., Miss,! 143, pi. 28, f. 1; Barmvell: Columbia Co., Ga.; near

Gibson, Glascock Co., Ga. 

Acrostichum hesperium Newberry.QKnowlton, 1923, 149; Green River: Green

River, Wyo. Berry, 1924, 43, pi. 3, f. 4; Yegua: Columbia, Caldwell Parish, La. 

Acrostichum mexicanum Berry, 1923b, 4, pi. 1, f. 3; near Palomares, Oaxaca,

Mexico.

Acrostichum simulatum Knowlton, 1900d, 37, pi. 1, f. 1; Coal Creek, Oreg. 

Acrostichum smith! Berry, 1916e, 231, pi. 55, f. 5-8; Catahoula: near King,

Rankin Co., Miss.

Acrostichum sp., Berry, 1922g, 6; Carrizo: Carrizo Springs, Dimmit Co., Texas. 

Acrostichum sp., (fragments) Berry, 1918, 23; Culebra: near Empire, Canal

Zone.

ACTINIDIA Lindley. 

Actinidia ovata MacGinitie, 1937, 147, pi. 13, f. 2, 3; Weaverville: Redding

Creek, Hay Fork, Trinity Co., Calif. 

ADENOSTOMA Blume. 

Adenostoma fasciculatum Hooker & Arnott. Mason, 19S4, 161, pi. 9, f. 18;

Tomales : Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif. 

Adiantum formosum Heer=Ginkgoites sp., Seward.

Adiantum francisi Ball, 1931, 31, pi. 6, f, 3; Indio: Barton's Ranch, Bastrop 

1 Co., Texas.

Aesculus arctica Knowlton-DHollick, 1936, 136; Kukak Bay, Alaska Peninsula.

Aesculus hesperia Berry=Viburnum lantanifolium Berry.

A.esculusf simulata Knowlton=Carya simulata (Knowlton) R. W. Brown.

AGAVE Linne".

Agave utahensis Engelmann. Laudermilk & Munz, 1934a, 37; Pleistocene?:

Gypsum Cave near Las Vegas, Nev. 

AILANTHIPITES Wodehouse, 1933a, 512; Green River: Parachute Creek,

Garfield Co., Colo.

Ailanthipites berryi Wodehouse, 1933a, 512, f. 44; Green River: Parachute Creek,

Garfield Co., Colo.

Ailanthus? americana Cockerell.DOliver, 1934, 23; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg. 

Ailanthus lesquereuxi Cockerell, 1927, 95; Florissant: Florissant, Colo. 

Brown, R. W., 1984, 59; Green River: Uinta Co., Wyo Arnold, 1937, 95, pi. 8, 

f. 3, 4; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co"., Oreg.; Sucker Creek west of 

Fenwick Ranch, Malheur Co., Oreg.

Ailanthus longipetiolata Lesquereux (part), 1883, 197; Green River: Uinta Co., 

Wyo. Knowlton (part), 1923, 166; Green River: Uinta Co., Wyo.
CATALOGUE 71

Ailanthus longipetiolata Lesquereux (part)=Ai!anthus lesquereuxi Cockerell. 

Ailanthus longipetiolata Lesquereux (part)=Rhus longipetiolata (Lesquereux)

R. W. Brown.

Ailanthus ovata Lesquereux=Micropodium ovatum (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown. 

Ailanthus sp., fruit, Arnold, 1935, S79; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Barney Co.,

Oreg.

ALANGIOPHYLLUM Potbury, 1935, 79. Genotype: A. petiocauliw, Potbury. 

Alangiophyllum petiocaulum Potbury, 1935, 79, pi. 15, f. 1; pi. 16, f. 2; pi. 17,

f. 1; pi. 18, f. 1-3; pi. 19, f. 2, 3; La Porte: Plumas Co., Calif. 

ALATAMPULLA Miner, 1935, 600. Genotype: A. bartlettii Miner. 

Alatampulla bartlettii Miner, 1935, 600; Disko Island, west Greenland. 

ALETHOPTERIS Sternberg, 1826. 

Alethopteris mexicana Wieland, 1913, 265; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca,

Mexico. 

Alethopteris? oaxacensis Wieland, 1914, 126, pi. 42, f. 1-4; pi. 44, i'. 5, 6;

Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico Miillerried, 1983, 43; Triassic?:

Coaepec, Puebla, Mexico. 

Alethopteris whitneyi Newberry, 1876, 145, pi. 7, f. 1, la, Ib; Triassic?: Los

Bronces, Sonora, Mexico. 

ALEURITES Forster. 

Aleurites americana Potbury, 1935, 72, pi. 8, f. 1, 4; La Porte: Plumas Co.,

Calif.

Algites americana Berry.DBerry, 1920e, 397; Black Creek: Sampson Co., N. C. 

Alismaphyllum cretaceum Berry, 1925, 35, pi. 3, f. 6; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn. 

Alismaphyllum victor-masoni (Ward) Berry.DNoe", 1925, 94, pi. 19, f. 1; Dakota:

Cimarron Co., Okla. 

ALLAMANDA Linne". 

Allamanda carmenensis Berry, 1923b, 24, pi. 7, f. 2; San Jose" del Carmen,

Vera Cruz, Mexico. 

ALLANTODIOPSIS Knowlton & Maxon.DKnowlton, 1930, 24. Genotype: A.

erosa (Lesquereux) Knowlton & Maxon. * 

Allantodiopsis erosa (Lesquereux) Knowlton & Maxon.QKnowlton, 1924, 78,

pi. 6, f. 1; Animas: Pagosa quadrangle, Colo. 1930, 24, pi. 4, 5; Denver:

Golden, Colo.; Dawson: Sedalia, Colo.; Middle Park: Grand Co., Colo.

Pteris subsimplea; Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1888, 43; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Pteris erosa Lesquereux.nLesquereux, 1888, 43 ; Denver : Golden, Colo.

Pteris undulata Lesquereux.n

Asplenium erosum Lesquereux.QCross, 1895, 211; Middle Park: Middle Park, Colo.

ALLICOSPERMUM Harris, 1935,121. Genotype: A. xystum Harris. 

Allicospermum fragilis Harris, 1935, 127, text-f. 48s; Lepidopteris Zone: 

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Seed D, Harris, 1926, 128, text-f. 32a-d; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Allicospermum hartzi Harris, 1935, 125, pi. 27, f. 8, 9; Lepidopteris Zone: 

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Seed B, Harris, 1926, 126, text-f. 31e-h; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland."

Allicospermum obscurum Harris, 1935, 125, text-f. 47a, g-j; Lepidopteris Zone:

Scoresby S'ound, east Greenland. 

Allicospermum ooides Harris, 1935, 128, text-f. 48 h-1, r, t; Thaumatopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Allicospermum? striatum Harris, 1935, 124, pi. 11, f. 6, text-f. 47b; Lepidopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.
72 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 7

Allicospermum xystum Harris, 1935, 121, pi. 9, f. 1-10, 13, 18; text-f. 46;

Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Allicospermum? sp. A, Harris, 1935, 124, pi. 11, f. 9; Lepidopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

ALLOPHYLUS Linn<§. 

Allophylus wilsoni Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 81, pi. 24, f. 1-4, 6; Fisher: Goshen,

Oreg. Sanborn, 1935, 25, pi. 9, f. 5; Comstock: Comstock, Douglas Co., Oreg. 

Alnites curta Dawson.DPenhallow, 1906a, 390a; Diamond Vale Company,

Quilchena, British Columbia. 

Alnites inaequilateralis Lesquereux (part) =Planera inaequilateralis (Lesquereux) Knowlton.

Alnites inaequilateralis Lesquereux (part) =Grewiopsis wyomingensis Berry. 

Alnus alaskana Newberry.DHollick,' 1936, pi. 51, f. 8; south of Old Tyonek,

Cook Inlet, Alaska. 

Alnus alnifolia (Goeppert) Hollick, 1936, 93, pi. 47, f. 7b, 8; pi. 51, f. 3, 4, 5b,

6, 7; Port Camden Bay, Kuiu Island, southeastern Alaska; divide between

Folger Creek and Nowitna River, central Yukon region, Alaska.

Carpinus alnifolia Goeppert, 1852. Deutsche geol. Gesell. Zeitschr., vol. 4, 492.

Alnus auraria Knowlton & Cockerell.DKnowlton, 1930, 49, pi. 15, f. 6; Denver: 

Golden, Colo.

Alnus carpinifolia Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 49, pi. 15, f. 2; Denver: 

Golden, Colo.

Alnus carpinoides Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1900d, 40; 3 mi. south of Ashland, 

Oreg. Chaney, 1925a, 7-10, pis. 2-7; Bridge Creek: Bridge Creek, Grant Co., 

Oreg. 1927a, 108, pi. 10, f. 5, Bridge Creek: Bridge Creek, Grant Co.; Gray 

Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg. MacGinitie, 1933, 51, pi. 4, f. 1; Trout 

Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. Oliver, 1934, 19; Mascall: Tipton 

and Austin, Oreg. Brooks, 1935, 284; Sucker Creek: Ballantyne Ranch, Malheur Co., Oreg. LaMotte, 1936, 117, pi. 7, f. 1; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, 

Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif. 1936b, 417; Ellensburg: Ellensburg, Wash. 

Brown, R. W., 1937, 170, pi. 48, f. 4, 5; Latah: Spokane, Wash.; Salmon, 

Idaho ; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg.

Betula bendirei Knowlton.Q

Betula heterodonta Newberry.QBerry, 1926d, 100; Eocene: Newbykulston and

Kitsilrio, British Columbia. 

Betula grandifolia Heer not Ettingshausen, 1869, 29, pi. 5, f. 8; Knowlton, 1894,

221. I894c, 583 ; Kenai: Port Graham and Hess Creek, Alaska.

Betula heteromorpha Knowlton (part), 1902, 39, pi. 3, f. 6. 7 ; pi. 5, f. ! ; Bridge 

Creek : Bridge Creek, Grant Co., Oreg. Chaney, 1020a, 165 ; Eagle Creek : 

Multnomah Co., Oreg.

Betula angUStifOlia NeWuerry.DPennallow! 1906a, 390a; Diamond Vale Company, 

Quilchena, British Columbia. .

Alnus macrodonta Knowltoa.n

Populus polymorpha Newberry.QPenhallow, 1906a, 390a; Diamond Vale Company, Quilchena, British Columbia.

Quercus pseudo-alnus Lesquereux not Ettingshausen, 1883, 244, pi. 53, f. 1 7. 

Knowlton, 1902, 46; Bridge Creek: Bridge Creek, Grant Co. and Officer's Rancb, 

Butler Basin, Oreg.

Quercus oregoniana Knowlton.D?Hollick, 1936, 103, pi. 50, f. 5; Keuai: Coal Bay.

Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.

Quercus, n. sp., Knowlton, in Merriam, lOOle, 288; Bridge Creek I Bridge Gl^k,

Grant Co.. Oreg.

Betula thor Knowlton, 1926, 35, pi. 17, f. 3; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Alnus j'jrerhom'bifoUa Berry, 1929f, 244, pi. 50, f. 11; Latah : Vei'a and Spokane,

Wash.
CATALOGUE 73

AInus corrallina Lesquereux.QBrown, R. W., 1935, 575, pi. 67, f. 15; Latah: 

Salmon, Idaho. 1937, 170, pi. 48, f. 1-3; Latah: Salmon, Idaho; Republic, 

Wash.

Alnus liollandiana .Tennings, 1920, 413, pi. 25, f. 3; pi. 24, f. 8; pi. 28, £. 1; pi. 30, f.

1, la, 3 ; Missoula, Mont. 

Alnus microclontoides Jennlngs, 1920, 415, pi. 24, f. 7; pi. 30, f. 2, 2a; Missoula,

Mont. 

Prunus rustii Knowlton, 1926,. 43, pi. 24, f. 4, 5; Latah : Coeur d'Alene, Idaho;

Spokane, Wash. Berry, 1931a, 34; Latali: Grand Coulee, Wash. Hoffiman,

1932, 737; Douglas Canyon, Wash. Dorf, 1936, 118, pi. 2, f. 6; Idaho: near

Weiser, Idaho.

Alnus corylina Knowlton & Cockerell.DHollick, 1936, 93, pi. 46, f. la; pi. 49, 

f. 8, 9; pi. 50, f. 1; Kacheinak Bay, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.

Alnus cremastogynoides Berry, 1926d, 104, pi. 16, f. 1; Newhykulston Creek, 

British Columbia.

Alnus crispoides Berry, 1926d, 105; Joseph Creek, British Columbia.

Alnus elliptica Berry, 1929f, 244, pi. 50, f. 8-10; Latah: Republic, Wash.

Alnus grandiflora Newberry.DKnowlton, 1894c, 582, (erroneously designated 

"Alnus (jrandi.folki."). 18$4, 220. 1896, 884. Hollick, 1936, 95; Cook Inlet, 

Alaska.

Alnus grewiopsis Ward.D?Berry, 1935, 26; Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. 32, southern Saskatchewan.

Alnus hollandiana Jennings=Alnus corrallina Lesquereux.

Alnus Inaequilateralis (Lesquereux) Lesquereux=Planera inaequilateralis (Lesquereux) Knowlton.

Alnus kefersteinii (Goeppert) Unger.DHollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River below Moose Creek; Eska Creek, Alaska. 1936, 94, pi. .22, f. 5b; 

Ninilchik, Kenai Peninsula; Chignik, Alaska Peninsula. Berry, 1926d, 105, 

pi. 15, f. 6; Newhykulston and Joseph Creeks, British Columbia.

Alnus kefersteinii, Lesquereux not Goeppert=Viburnum asperum Newberry.

Alnus kefersteinii (Goeppert) Heer, var.DKnowlton, 1896, 884. Hollick, 1936, 

95; Port Graham and Ninilchik, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.

Alnus? larseni Knowlton, 1923a, 188, pi. 42, f. 3; Creede: Creede, Colo.

Alnus macrotfonta Knowlton=Alnus carpinoides Lesquereux.

Alnus macrophylla Goeppert=Betula dubiosa Hollick.

Alnus merriami Dorf, 1930, 80, pi. 8, f. 6, 7; Garberville; Bennett Valley; Lakeville; Calabazas Canyon, Calif.

Alnus microdontoides Jennings^Alnus corrallina Lesquereux.

Alnus oregoniana Chaney, 1920a, 165, pi. 10,. f. 1, 2; Eagle Creek: Multnomah 

Co., Oreg.

Alnus prerhombifolia Berry=Alnus carpinoides Lesquereux.

Alnus pyramidalis HolHck, 1930, 69, pi. 85, f. 4a; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

Alnus relatus (Kuowlton) R. W. Brown, 1937, 170, pi. 49, f. 1-6; Latah: 

Spokane, Wash.; Salmon, Idaho.

Phyllites relatus Knowlton, 1926, 48, pi. 28, f. 8; Latah : Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. 

Betula elliptica, Lesquereux not Saporta, 1883, 242, pi. 51, f. 6; Miocene: south

of Mt. Diablo, Calif. 

Prunus rustii, Berry not Knowlton, 1929f, 252, pi. 55, f. 1; Republic and Spokane,

Wash. 

Betula heteromorpha, Brooks not Knowlton, 1935, 283, pi. 5, f. 1-3 ; Sucker Creek :

Ballantyne Ranch near Homedale, Idaho.

Alnus rhombifolia Nuttall. Scott, F. M., 1926, 404; Tesla, Calif. 

Alnus rubra Bongard.QMason, 1934, 152, pi. 7, f. 19-21; Toniales,: Tomales Bay, 

Marin Co.. Calif.
74 MESOZOIC AND CBNOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1 9 1 9-3 7

Alniis? scabrities Chaney, 1920a, 165; Eagle Creek: Multnoinah Co., Oreg. 

Alnus speciipites Wodehouse, I933a, 508, f. 40; Green River: Parachute Creek,

Garfield Co., Colo.

Alnus or Betula, staminate catkin, Berry, 1929f, 244; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Alnus sp., Dorf, 1936, 112; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho. 

Alnus sp., Grewingk.DHollick, 1936, 95; Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. 

Alnus sp., Hollick, 1927, 398, pi. 31, f. 2; St. Eugene silts, British Columbia. 

Alnus? sp., pistillate aments, Hollick, 1936, 95, pi. 50, f. 8; Kachemak Bay,

Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.

Alnus? sp., Knowlton.DKnowlton, 1893b, 104; Ellensburg: Ellen sburg, Wash. 

Alnus, pistillate cones, Knowlton, 1926, 33, pi. IS, f. 3-5a; Latah: Coeur d'Aleue,

Idaho Berry, 1929f, 244; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Spokane, Wash. 

Alnus sp., Knowlton, 1904.DHollick, 1936, 95; Kukak Bay, Alaska Peninsula. 

ALSINITES Cockerell, 1925, 6. Genotype: A. revelatus Cockerel!. 

Alsinites revelatus Cockerell, 1925, 7, pi. 1, f. 2; Green River: Roan Mts., Colo. 

AMDRUPIA Harris, 1932, 29. Genotype : A. stenodonta Harris. 

Amdrupia stenodonta Harris, 1932, 29; pi. 3, f. 4; text-f. 19; Lepidopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Amelanchier alnifolia Nuttall.DMason, 1934, 160, pi. 9, f. 11; Tomales: Toinales

Bay, Marin Co., Calif.

Amelanchier dignatus (Knowlton) R. W. Brown, 1935, 577, pi. 69, f. 5, 6; 

Latah: Salmon, Idaho 1937, 176, pi. 53, f. 11; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 1937c, 

511.

Celastrus dignatus Knowlton.Q

Amelanchier acudderi Cockerell.DBerry, 1929f, 252, pi. 55, f. 4; Latah: Spokane,

Wash. 1934, 113; Latah : near Moscow, Idaho.

Phyllites cowlecanus Berry, 1931a, 42, pi. 13, f. 12; Latah : Grand Coulee, Wash. 

Amelanchier magnifolia Arnold, 1937, 89, pi. 4, f. 1, 4; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, 

Harney Co., Oreg.

Amelanchier grayi Chaney, 1927a, 120, pi. 14, f. 3-5; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch,

Crooked River Basin, Oreg. MacGinitie, 1933, 58; Trout Creek: Trout Creek,

Harney Co., Oreg. 

Amelanchier grayi?, flower, MacGinitie, 1933, 59; Trout Creek: Trout Creek.

Harney Co., Oreg. 

Amelanchier magnifolia Arnold=Amelanchier dignatus (Knowlton) R. W.

Brown. 

Amelanchier scudderi, Berry not Cockerell=Amelanchier dignatus (Knowlton)

R. W. Brown. 

Amelanchier typica Lesquereux.DBerry, 1932a, 40; Ballantyne Ranch, Malheur Co., Oreg. 

Amelanchier sp., Arnold, 1935, 379; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co.,

Oreg.

Amelanchier sp., Dorf, 1930, 100; Calabazas Canyon, Contra Costa Co., Calif. 

Amentum masculum coniferarum Nathorst=0urostrobus nathorsti Harris. 

AMORPHA Linne. 

Amorpha utensis Cockerell, 1925, 5, pi. 2, f. 6; Green River: Roan Mountains,

Colo.

AMPELOCISSITES Berry, 1929a, o9. Genotype: A. lytlensis Berry. 

Ampelocissites lytlensis Berry, 1929a, 39, text-f. 1; Wilcox: Lytle, Atacosa Co.,

Tex. Parks & Kirn, 1936, 14, text-f. 1; Bexar Co., Tex.

Ampelophyllites ovatus (Lesquereux) Knowlton.D

Populites ovata Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 379 ; Dakota: Dakota Co., Nebr.

Ampelopsis montanensis Cockeren.D?Berry, 1935, 48; Whitemud: Locs. 7, P 

5-30, southern Saskatchewan.
CATALOGUE 75

Ampelopsis? multesima Hollick, 1930, 106, pi. 79, f. 2; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska. 

Ampelopsis tertiaria LesquereuxOBerry, 1930d, 73, pi. 11, f. 15; pi. 14, f. 4;

so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo.

Parthenocissus tertiaria (Lesquereux) Knowlton, 1923, 170; Green River : Green 

River, Wyo.

Ampelopsis? sp., Berry, 1924a, 22, pi. 2, f. 19; Pleistocene: Washington, D. C. 

AMPHORISPERMUM Harris, 1932a, 14. Genotype: A. ellipticum Harris. 

Amphorispermum ellipticum Harris, 1932a, 15, text-f. 4a-l; Lepidopteris Zone: 

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Seed E, Harris, 1926, 128, pi. 10, f. 7 ; pi. 13, f. 2 ; text-f. 32h-i; Rliaetic : Scoresby 

Sound, east Greenland.

Amphorispermum major Harris, 1932a, 17, text-f. 4 m-u; Thaumatopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Amphorispermum rotundum Harris, 1932a, 17, text-f. 5; Lepidopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Seed C. Harris, 1926, 127, text-f. 32g; pi. 10, f. 6 ; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east 

Greenland.

AMYDROSTROBUS Harris, 1935, 148. Genotype: A. groenlandicus Harris. 

Amydrostrobus groenlandicus Harris, 1935, 148, pi. 29, f. 7, 8; text-f. 50a, b;

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Amygdalus alexanderi Berry=Fagus washoensis LaMotte. 

Amygdalus gracilis Lesquereux (part).DKnowlton, 1923, 164; Green River:

Uinta Co., Wyo. Brown, R. W., 1934, 58; Green River: Uinta Co., Wyo.

Quercus neriifolia Lesquereux (part) not Al. Braun, 1883, 155, pi. 12; Green 

River: Uinta Co., Wyo.

Amygdalus gradlis Lesquereux (part)=Palmocarpon lesquereuxi Berry.

Amygdalus wilcoxiana Berry, 1930, 72, pi. 12, f. 1; Grenada: Somerville, 

Fayette Co., Tenn.; Holly Springs: Whiteville Gully, Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Anacardites antericanus Berry, 1925a, 104, pi. 1, f. 3; Forest: Trinidad, British 

West Indies.

Anacardites balli Berry, 1924, 177, pi. 62, f. 7; Fayette: Barrera League, 

Brazos Co.; Piedmont, Grimes Co., Texas. Ball, 1931, 160; Fayette: Barrera 

League, Brazos Co.; Piedmont, Grimes Co., Texas.

Anacardites eocenicus Berry, 1930, 96, pi. 14, f. 18; Wilcox: Nevada Co., Ark. ; 

Holly Springs: Mill Creek, Hardmau Co., Tenn.

Anacardites grevilleafolia Berry.OBall, 1931, 84; Carrizo?: Concillas Creek, 

Webb Co., Texas.

Anacardites inequilateralis Berry, 1930, 94, pi. 29, f. 7; Holly Springs: Somerville, Fayette Co., Tenn.

Anacardites lanceolatus Berry, 1923b, 10, pi. ,6, f. 1, 2; north of Palomares, 

Oaxaca, Mexico.

Anacardites schinoloxus R. W. Brown, 1929, 288, pi. 73, f. 8; Green River: 

northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Anacardites schinus R. W. Brown, 1934, 60, pi. 15, f. 19; Green River: northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Anacardites spondiaeformis Berry, 1925a, 105, pi. 15, f. 4; Forest: Trinidad, 

British West Indies.

ANACARDIUM Linnd.

Anacardium kirni Berry, 1929, 38, text-f. 1, 2; Wilcox: Lytle, Atascosa Co., 

Texas.

ANDROLEPIS Nathorst, 1902, K. Svenska Vet. Akad., Handl., vol. 36, no. 4.
76 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Androlepis hartzi Harris, 1932a, 121, pi. 13, f. 15, 16; Lepidopteris Zone: 

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Androlepis sp., Harris, 1926, 124, pi. 9, f. 3; Rhaetic : Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Androlepis sp., Harris=Androlepis hartzi Harris.

Andromeda anceps Berry, 1925, 84, pi. 20, f. 3; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn.

Andromeda, delicatula Lesquereux=Cotinus fraterna (Lesquereux) Cockerell.

Andromeda grandifolia Berry.DBerry, 1913a, 570; Tuscaloosa: near Glen Alien, 

Shirleys Mill, near Tuscaloosa, Snow Plantation, Ala. 1920e, 405; Black 

Creek: N. C.

Andromeda? lanceolata Knowlton.QBall, 1931, 64, pi. 46, f. 2; pi. 37, f. 4; 

Indio: Little Sandy Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Andromeda nargonensis Heer not Saporta=Laurophyllum plutonium (Heer) 

Seward.

Andromeda novaecaesareae Hollick (emend), in Newberry, 1895, 121, pi. 42, f. 

9-12, 28-31 Berry, 1906d, 181 1907a, 204 1910, 29 1910b, 505. 1911, 204 

I9l2b, 405. 1913a, 570; Tuscaloosa: near Glen Alien, Snow Plantation, Shirleys 

Mill, Ala. 1916, 885, pi. 89, f. 1, 2. 1916f, 301; Raritan: South Amboy, N. J.; 

Magothy: New Jersey; Grove Point and Round Bay, Md. 1920e, 405; Black 

Creek: North Carolina. 1922c, 177, pi. 38, f. 1; Woodbine.

Andromeda novaecaesareae, Berry (part) not Hollick=Euphorbiophyllum 

petiolatum Berry.

Andromeda parlatorii Heer.DLesquereux, 1884, 12; near New Ulm, Minn. 

White, 1890, 97, pi. 2, f. 4; Martha's Vineyard, Mass. Newberry, 1895,120, pi. 31, 

f. 1-7; pi. 33, f. 1, 2, 4, 5; Raritan : New Jersey, locality not stated. Berry, 1913a, 

570; Tuscaloosa: near Glen Alien, Shirleys Mill, near Tuscaloosa, near Cottondale, Snow Plantation, Ala. 1920e, 405; Black Creek: North Carolina. Gress, 

1922, 323; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans.

Andromeda pfaffiana Heer.D?White, 1898, 360; Atane, Nugsuak Pen., west 

Greenland. Gress, 1922, 324; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans.

Andromeda snowii Lesquereux.DBerry, 1922c, 178; Woodbine F Arthur's Bluff, 

Lamar Co., Tex.

Andromeda wardiana Lesquereux.DBerry, 191S'a, 570; Tuscaloosa: near luka, 

Miss.; Shirleys Mill, Ala.

Andromeda, n. sp., Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River, British Columbia. 

Andromeda? sp., Hollick, 1930, 113 ; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

ANDROSACE Tournefort.

Androsace villosa Linue". Chancy & Mason, 1936c, 16, text-f. 28, 35; Pleistocene : head of Goldstream, Buried Forest, near Fairbanks, Alaska.

Androvettia carolinensis Berry.DBerry, 1913a, 570; Tuscaloosa: near luka,

Miss. l»20e, 398: Black Creek : North Carolina. 

ANEIMIA Swartz. (spelled ANEMIA in Knowlton's catalogue)

Aneimia delicatula R. W. Brown, 1929, 281, pi. 70, f. 1, 2; Green River: northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Aneimia eocenica Berry .DBerry, 1924, 41; Yegua: Fayette Co., Texas; Houston

Co., Texas. Ball, 1931, 119, pi. 18, f. 2-4; Indio: Barton's Ranch, Bastrop Co., 

Texas; Yegna: Fayette and Houston Cos., Texas. Berry, 1930, 51, pi. 47, f. 1; 

Holly Springs: Rogers Spring, Hardeman Co.; Jackson, Madison Co.; McKenzie, Carroll Co.; Puryear, Henry Co., Tenn.; Wilcox: Boyfleville, ArK,, and

Mansfield, La. 

Aneimia fremonti Knowlton.DBerry, 1929J, 130; Frontier: near Cumberland,

Wyo. Brown, R. W., 1933, 3, pi. 1, f. 3; Aspen: southwest Wyo. 

Aneimia trinitatis Ball, 1931, 146, pi. 23, f. 3, 4; Fayette: Trinity, Texas.
CATALOGUE 77

Anemia elongata (Newberry) Knowlton.DCross, 1895, 211; Middle Park:

Middle Park, Grand Co., Colo.

Anemia grandifolia Knowlton, 1924, 78, pi. 5; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. 

.Anemia lanceolata Knowlton, 1930, 29, pi. 8, f. 10; Middle Park: Middle Park,

Grand Co., Colo.

Anemia mosbyensis Knowlton, 1930, 28, pi. 8, f. 9; Dawson: Mosby, Colo. 

Anemia stricta Newberry=Sphenopteris (Anemia?) stricta (Newberry) Bell. 

Anemia supercretacea Hollick.DKnowlton, 1922, 112; Laramie: Marshall, Colo.;

Vermejo: Florence, Colo. 

Anemia supercretacea conformis Hollick, 1930, 40, pi. 1 f. 6, 7; Melozi & Kaltag:

Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Anemia sp., Knowlton, 1930, 30, pi. 8, f. 7; Middle Park: Middle Park, Grand

Co., Colo. 

Ahgiospermous infructescence Seward & Conway, 1935a, 32, text-f. 33; Igdlo

kunguak: west Greenland. 

ANIBA Aublet.

Aniba colazoensis Hollick, 1928, 198, pi. 64, 65; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Anila portoricensis Hollick=HufeIandia portoricensis (Hollick) Hollick. 

Anisophyllum semialatum (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.D

Quercus semialatus Lesquereux.nLesquereux, 1871, 379 ; Dakota: Beatrice, Gage 

Co., Nebr.

ANOMOZAMITES Schimper.DWieland, 1914, 61; discussion Harris, 1932a, 20,

discussion. 

Anomozamites amdrupiana Harris, 1932a, 33, text-f. 12; pi. 8, f. 5; Lepidopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Anomozamites cf. major Harris not Brongniart, 1926, 86, pi. 6, f. 1, 2; text-f. 

14L.

Anomoza/mites cretaceus Heer, 1874, 70, pi. 16, f. 19, 20. Seward, 1925, 242;

type specimens are indeterminate. 

Anomozamites elegans Newberry, 1888a, 348; pi. 8, f. 6-8; near San Juancito,

Honduras.

Anomozamites gracilis Nathorst=Anomozamites marginatus (Unger) Nathorst. 

Anomozamites hartzi Harris, 1926, 86, pi. 5, f. 3, 4a, 5; text-f. 15a-e; Rhaetic;

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 1982a, 24, text-f. 7-9; Thaumatopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Anomozamites cf. inconstans Hartz, 1896, 235, pi. 15, f. 6, 8, 9; Rhaetic: Cape

Stewart, east Greenland. 

Anomozamites cf. lindleyanus Schimper. Weiland, 1914, 62, pi. 16, f. 6, 7;

Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Anomozamites lindleyanus var. Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic: Mixteca Alta,

Oaxaca, Mexico. 

'Anomozamites cf. major Harris not Brongniart=Anomozamites amdrupiana

Harris. 

Anomozamites marginatus (Unger) Nathorst. Harris, 1932a, 21, pi. 6, f. 4-7;

text-f. 6;_ Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Anomozamites yracilis Nathorst. Harris, 1932, 97, text-f. 38D-G; Thaumatopteris 

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Anomozamites minor (Brongniart) Nathorst. Harris, 1926, 80, text-f. 13A-K;

text-f. 14C, L; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland 1932a, 29, pi. 1, f. 7;

pi. 2, f. 1, 6; text-f. 10; Lepidopteris and Transitional Zones: Scoresby Sound,

east Greenland. 

Anomozamites nitida Harris, 1932a, 30, pi. 2, f. 2; pi. 3, f. 1, 7, 8, 12; text-f. 11;

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.
78 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Anona ampla Berry .DBall, 1931, 72; Indio: Zavalla Co.; Wilcox: Tyler Co.,

Texas. 

Anona cetera Hollick, 1928, 196, pi. 60, f. 1; pi. 76, f. 2a, b; pi. 85, f. Ib; pi. 86,

f. Ic; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Anona coloradensis Knowlton.DKnowlton, 1922, 143, pi. 18, f. 4; Laramie:

Cowan Station, near Denver, Colo. Sanborn, 1935, 18; Comstock: Comstock,

Douglas Co., Oreg.

Anona costaricana Berry, 1921b, 173, pi. 24; southeastern Costa Rica. 

Anona eolignitica, Berry.DBall, 1931, 73, 121; Indio?: Zavalla Co.; Dimmir.

Co.; Yegua: Turkey Creek, Brazos Co., Texas. 

Anona prereticulata Chancy & Sanborn, 1933, 70, pi. 14, f. 2-5; Fisher: Goshen,

Oreg.

Anona pseudoglabra Hollick, 1928, 196, pi. 54, f. 3b; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Anona robertsi Berry, 1930, 70, pi. 41, f. 14-18; Holly Springs: Grable Pit,

Henry Co.; Thompson Farm, Madison Co.; Bell City, Galloway Co., Tenn. ;

Grenada: Cottage Grove, Henry Co.; Milan, Gibson Co., Tenn. 

Anona, saraviana Berry, 1923b 8, pi. 3, f. 2; north of Palomares, Oaxaca,

Mexico Hollick, 1924, 198, pi. 9, f. 3; near Lares, P. R. 

Anona texana Berry, 1916e, 239, pi. 60, f. 9; Fayette: Trinity Co., Tex. 1924,

165, pi. 33, f. 7; Fayette: Trinity Co., Tex. Ball, 1931,154, pi. 28, f. 1; Fayette:

Trinity Co., Tex. 

Anona wilcoxiana Berry.DBall, 1931, 73, pi. 43, f. 2, 3; Carrizo: Diinrnit Co.;

Indio: Little S'andy Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex. 

ANONASPERMUM Ball, 1931, 121. Genotype: A. reidi Ball. 

Anonaspermum reidi Ball, 1931, 121, pi. 20, f. 5, 9, 11, 13; Yegua: Cross Co.,

Ark., Brazos Co., Tex. 

Antholithes amentiferus Berry, 1930, 142, pi. 44, f. 23; Grenada: Cottage Grove,

Henry Co., Tenn. 

Antholithes anceps Berry, 1930d, 77, pi. 15, f. 1; so-called Bridger: Tipperary,

Wind River Basin, Wyo. 

Antholithes balli Berry, 1924, 199, pi. 65, f. 6; Fayette: Mossy Creek, Brazos

Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 171, pi. 24, f. 6; Fayette: Boggy Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Antholithes browni Berry, 1930d, 77, pi. 15, f. 3; so-called Bridger: Tipperary,

Wind River Basin, Wyo. 

Antholithes castaneoides Hollick, 1936, 169, pi. 120, f. 5; Ma.tanuska River

below Moose creek, Alaska. 

Antholithes dubia R. W. Brown, 1929, 292, pi. 76, f. 7; Green River: northwest

of De Beque, Colo. 

Antholithes fremontensis Berry, 1930d, 78, pi. 15, f. 2; so-called Bridger:

Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo. 

Antholithes grablensis Berry, 1930, 142. pi. 45, f. 15; Holly Springs: Grable

Pit, Henry Co., Tenn. 

Antholithes iliciformis Berry, 1930, 141, pi. 44, f. 8-10; Grenada: Cottage

Grove, Henry Co., Tenn.

Antholithes improbus Lesquereux.CHKnowllon, 1923, 174; Green River : Uinta

Co., Wyo.

Antholithes mimosaformis Berry, 1930, 140, pi. 25, £. 23-25; Holly Springs: Mill

Creek, Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Antholithes pendula R. W. Brown, 1929, 292, pi. 76, f. 9; Green River: northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Antholithes polomonioides R. W. Brown, 1929, 292, pi. 76, f. 6; Green River: 

northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Antholithes pruniformis Berry, 1930, 141, pi. 44, f. 11, 12; Holly Springs: 

Puryear, Henry Co., Teun.
CATALOGUE 79

Antholithes ramaliformis Berry, 1928f, 446, pi. 11, f. 7, 8; Ripley: Carroll Co., 

Tenn.

Antholithes ternstroemioides Berry, 1930, 140, pi. 42, f. 5, 6; Holly Springs: 

Puryear, Henry Co., Tenn.

Antholithes vitaciflora R. W. Brown, 1929, 292, pi. 76, f. 8; Qreen River: northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Antholithes wilcoxensis Berry, 1930, 141, pi. 50, f. 6, 7; Grenada: Cottage 

Grove, Henry Co., Tenn.

Antholithes sp., R. W. Brown, 1934, 67, pi. 15, f. 1-7; Green River: Roan 

Creek, northwest of De' Beque; Greasewood Creek, Colo.; Fossil, Wyo.

ANTHOLITHUS Linn<§.

Antholithus cf. arberi Thomas. Harris, 1932a, 14, text-f. 2A-E; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Sagenopteris nilssoniana, stamen and pollen. Harris, 1926, 77, pi. 8, f. 4, 5, 9; 

text-f. 12B; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

ANTHROPHYOPSIS Nathorst, 1878, Sveriges Geol. Undersokn, series C, no. 

27, pM3.

Anthrophyopsis crassinervis Nathorst=Glossopteris crassinervis (Nathorst) 

Harris.

Anthrophyopsis hamiltonensis Hollick, 1936, 41, pi. 6, f. 1-5; Hamilton Bay, 

Kupreanof Isl., southeastern Alaska.

Apeibopsis atwoodi Hollick, 1930, 107, pi. 82, f. 2; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

Apeibopsis deloesi (Gaudini) Heer. Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River below Moose Creek, Alaska.

Apeibopsis? discolor (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.QBerry, 1930c, 27; Ravenscrag: Cypress Hills, Canada. 1930f, 64; Ravenscrag: southern Alberta. 

Hollick, 1936, 149, pi. 81, f. 3; King Salmon Lake, Alaska Peninsula.

Apeibopsis nordenskwldi Heer=Menispermites nordenskioldi (Heer) Seward.

Apeibopsis thomseniana Heer=Magnoliaephyllum thomsenianum (Heer) 

Shotton.

Apocynophyllum alatum Berry, 1925, 87 pi. 23, f. 7; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn.

Apocynophyllum constrictum Berry.DBerry, 1922g, 20; Wilcox: Somerville, 

Fayette Co., Tenn.

Apocynophyllum crassum Berry, 1930, 130, pi. 57, f. 1; Holly Springs: Bolivar, 

Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Apocynophyllum giganteum Berry, 1925, 86, pi. 21, f. 2; Ripley: Carroll Co., 

Tenn.

Apocynophyllum grevilleafolium Berry, 1924, 92, 196, pi. 23, f. 4-6; pi. 36, f. 10;

. pi. 55, f. 1; Mt. Selman: Palestine, Anderson Co., Tex.; near Palofax, Webb Co.,

Tex. Ball, 1931, 129, 170, pi. 30, f. 1; Mt. Selman: Palestine, Anderson Co.;

Palofax, Webb Co.; Fayette: Miraflores, Webb Co.; Alum Creek, Brazos Co.,

Tex.

Apocynophyllum lataliense Berry (part) =Magnolia spectabilis Knowlton.

Apocynophyllum lataliense Berry (part) =Quercus simulata Knowlton.

Apocynophyllum linifolium Knowlton.D?Berry, 1930; Holly Springs: Water 

Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.

Apocynophyllum mexicanum Berry, 1923b, 23, pi. 4, f. 2; San Jose" del Carmen, 

Vera Cruz, Mexico.

Apocynophyllum mississippiensis Berry.DBerry, 1922g, 20; Wilcox: Mansfield, 

De Soto Parish, La. 1930, 129, pi. 40, f. 3, 4; Grenada: Grenada, Miss.; Fayette Co., Tenn.; Holly Springs: Madison and Henry Cos., Tenn.; Wilcox: 

Boydsville, Ark.: Mansfield, La. Ball, 1931, 108; Wilcox: Mansfield, La.

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Apocynophyllum mississippiensis ovatum Berry, 1930, 129, pi. 19, f. 15; Holly

Springs: Shepherd Price Farm, near Whiteville, and Mill Creek, Harcleman

Co., Tenn. 

Apocynophyllum parvulum Berry, 1930, 129, pi. 41, f. 6; Holly Springs: Shandy,

Hardernan Co., Tenn. 

Apocynophyllum perryensis Berry, 1925, 87, pi. 21, f. 1; Ripley: Henry Co.,

Tenn. 

Apocynophyllum preplumiera Berry, 1930, 130, pi. 42, f. 1, 2; Holly Springs:

Bolivar, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Apocynophyllum pseudowillughbya Hollick, 1924, 318, pi. 11, f. 3; Collazo River,

Porto Rico. 1928, 222 ; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Apocynophyllum ratonense Ball, 1931, 106, pi. 8, f. 4; pi. 43, f. 6; Indio: Barton's

Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Apooynopfvyllum wilcoaiensis, Knowlton not Berry, 1917, 345, pi. 103, f. 3; pi. 

105, i 1, 2; pi. 106, f. 1; Raton: Prhnero, Riley Canyon, near Trinidad, 

Colo. 1924, 95, pi. 14, f. 5; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo.

Apocynophyllum ripleyensis. Berry, 1925, 87, pi. 21, f. 3; Ripley: Carroll Co.,

Tenn. 

Apocynophyllum roanense R. W. Brown, 1934, 65, pi. 11, f. 5; Green River:

Parachute Creek, northwest of Grand Valley, Colo.

Salix sp., Knowlton, 1923, 156, pi. 37, f. 4 ; Green River : southwest of Meeker, 

Rio Blanco Co., Colo.

Apocynophyllum s&pinMfollum Hollick.=Heisteria sapindifolia (Hollick) Berry. 

Apocynophyllum scudderi Lesquereux=Eucalyptus? americanus Lesquereux. 

Apocynophyllum sumterensis (Berry) Berry, 1925, 87; Carroll Co., Tenn.; 

Barbour Co., Ala.

Quercus sumterensis Berry.d

Undeterminable leaf, Berry, 1919, pi. 31, f. 5, 6; Ripley : Barbour Co., Ala.

Apocynophyllum tabellarum (Lesquereux) Berry.DBall, 1931, 108, pi. 16, f. 5; 

Wilcox: Harrison Co.; Indio: Barton's Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Salix tabellaris Lesquereux.nLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox: Mississippi.

Apocynophyllum texensis Berry, 1924, 91, 195, pi. 32, f. 12, 13; pi. 40, f. 4; 

pi. 41, f. 1, 2; pi. 55, f. 2, 3; Lisbon: Lexington, Holmes Co., Miss.; Yegua: 

Nevils Prairie, Houston Co., Tex.; Mt. Selman: Palestine, Anderson Co., Tex. 

Ball, 1931, 129, 170, pi. 30, f. 2; Mt. Selman: Palestine, Andersou Co.; Yegua: 

Nevils Prairie, Houston Co.; Fayette: Trinity Co.; Miraflores, Webb Co., Tex.; 

Forest Hill; Jackson, Miss.

Apocynophyllum wilcoxensis Berry.D?Hollick, 1928, 222, pi. 85, f. 4; Collazo: 

Porto Rico. Brown, R. W., 1929, 291; Green River: between Carr and Brush 

Creeks, 30 mi. northwest of De Beque, Colo.

A-pocyno-p~h,yTlum ivilcoaaensis, Knowlton not 33erry=Apocynophyllum ratonense

Ball.

Apocynophyllum sp., Hollick, 1924, 318, pi. 13, f. 3 ; Santo Domingo.

APOCYNOSPERMUM Reid, in Reid & Chandler, Catalogue of Cainozoic plants

in the Dept. of Geol., vol. 1, The Bembridge Flora, London, British Museum, 

1926. 

Apocynospermum coloradensis R. W. Brown, 1929, 291; Green River: northwest

or tfe Beque, goio i^sm, e&, pi, 10, f, g (- (jreen River; raracbute C/reeK, nortUwest of Grand Valley, Colo. 

APOCYNUM (Tournefort) Linne".

Apocynum Indiana MacGinitie=Cedrela oregoniana (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown. 

APOROSA Blume.
CATALOGUE 81

Aporosa pattersoni Sanborn, 1935, 22, pi. 8, f. 1, 3, 4; Comstock: Cornstock,

Douglas Co., Oreg. 

Aralia angustiloba Lesquereux.DSanborn, 1935, 27, pi. 9, f. 6; Comstock:

Comstock, Douglas Co., Oreg. 

Aralia browni Berry, 1930d, 75, pi. 13, f. 5; so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind

River Basin, Wyo. 

Aralia delicatula Hollick, 1936, 157, pi. 98, f. 4; between Herendeen Bay and

Port Moller, Alaska Peninsula. 

Aralia digitata Ward=Platanus basilobata Ward. 

Aralia formosa Heer.DFritel, 1914a, 21. 

Steroulia reticulata Lesquereux.Q

Aralia groenlandica Heer=Platanophyllum insigne (Heer) Seward.

Aralia hercules Unger, ?Lesquereux, 1888, 51; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Aralia jorgenseni Heer=Platanophyllum wellingtonianum (Lesquereux) Seward.

Aralia kowalewskiana Saporta £ Marion, Le monde des plantes, 199, f. 1. 

Fritel, 1914a, 21,

Aralia westoni Dawson.D

Aralia lobata Knowlton, 1924, 93, pi. 17, f. 1, 2; Aninias: Pagosa Quad., Colo. 

Aralia longipetiolata Jennings, 1920, 424, pi. 33, f. 1, la, 2, 2a; Missoula, Mont. 

Aralia nassaiiensis Hollick=Aralia saportana Lesquereux.

Aralia newberryi Berry.DBerry, 1922d, 220; Cheyenne: near Belvidere, Kiowa 

Co., Kans.

Aralia polymorpha Newberry.QHollick, 1930, 110, pi. 84, f. 3; Kaltag: Lower

Yukon, Alaska. 

Araliaephylhim polymorplntm (Newberry) Fritel, 1914a, 21.

Aralia notata Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1888, 51; Denver: Golden, Colo. Cross, 

1895, 211; Middle Park: Middle Park, Colo. Berry, 1926, 197; Paskapoo: 

Alberta. 1935, 53, pi. 14, f. B; Lower Ravenscrag: Loc. 3; Upper Ravenscrag: 

Loc. 1, 32, 35; southern Saskatchewan. Ball, 1931, 101, pi. 15; Indio: Barton's 

Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Aralia notata denticulata Berry, I930d, 75, pi. 15, f. 5; so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo.

Aralia parvidens Hollick, 1930, 110, pi. 84, f. 2; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Aralia polymorpha Newberry Aralia newberryi Berry.

Aralia problematica Berry, 1925, 83, pi. 20, f. 1, 2; Ripley: Henry and Carroll 

Cos., Tenn.

Aralia pseudoplatanoidea Hollick, 1930, 110, pi. 83', f. 4; Chignik: Alaska 

Peninsula.

Aralia pungens Lesquereux=Artocarpus lessigiana (Lesquereux) Knowlton.

Aralia ravniana, Berry not Heer=Platanophyllum insigne (Heer) Seward.

Aralia reesidei Knowlton, 1924, 94, pi. 17, f. 3; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo.

Aralia republicensis R. W. Brown, 1937, 183, pi. 55, f. 7; Latah: Republic, 

Washington.

Platanus appendiculataf Berry not Lesquereux, .1929f, 249, pi. 52, f. 5 ; Latah :

Republic, Wash. 

Aralia whitncyi. Berry not Lesquereux, 1929f, 260; Latah: Republic, Wash.

Aralia rotimdiloba Newberry=Piatanophyllum insigne (Heer) Seward. 

Aralia saportana Lesquereux.DBerry, 1922c, 177; Woodbine: Arthur's Bluff, 

Lamar Co.. Tex.

Aralia, wellingtoniana Lesquereux (part), 1892, pi. 22. f. 2. 3 only. 

Araliaephyilum saportawum (Lesquereux) Fritel, 1914a, 21. 

AraUai nassauensis Holllck.Q 

Aralia saportana deformata Lesquercux.n
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Aralia saportana deformata Lesquereux=Aralia saportana Lesquereux.

Aralia? semina Berry, 1930, 124, pi. 8, f. 2, 3; Holly Springs: Bell City, Galloway Co.. Ky.

Aralia taurinensis (Ward) Sanborn, 1935, 27, pi. 10, f. 1, 2, 4; Comstock: 

Comstock, Douglas Co., Oreg.

Celastrus taurinensis Ward.QBerry, 1930c, 24 ; Ravenscrag: Cypress Hills, Canada. 1930f, 64; Ravenscrag: southern Alberta. 1935, 42; Middle Ravenscrag: 

Locs. P. 12-30, 5, 24; Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. 33, southern Saskatchewan.

Celastrus wardii Knowlton & CockerelLQBerry, 1930c, 24; Ravenscrag: Cypress 

Hills, Saskatchewan. 1930f, 64.

Celastrus ovatus Ward.n

Celastrus curvinervis Ward.Q

Aralia, towneri Lesquereux=Sterculia towneri (Lesquereux) Berry. 

Aralia triloba Newberry.D?Berry, 1935, 54; Middle Ravenscrag: Loc. 24, southern Saskatchewan. 

Aralia veatchi Knowlton.DKnowlton, 1929J, 131; Frontier: near Cumberland,

Wyo.

Aralia wardiana, Knowlton & Cockerell=Platanus basilobata Ward. 

Aralia wellingtoniana Lesquereux (part )= Aralia saportana Lesquereux. 

Aralia wellingtoniana Lesquereux (part)=Platanophyllum wellingtonianum

(Lesquereux) Seward. 

Aralia wellingtoniana minor Berry, 1925, 82, pi. 19, f. 4, 5; pi. 23, f. 4, 5;

Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn.

Aralia westoni Dawson=Aralia kowalewskiana Saporta & Marion. 

Aralia .whitneyi Lesquereux.QChaney, 1921a, 90; Puente: Los Angeles Co.,

Calif. Berry, 1930d, 76; so-called Bridger: Crow Heart Butte, Wyo. 

Aralia whitneyi Berry not Lesquereux=Aralia republicensis R. W. Brown. 

Aralia wyomingensis Knowlton & Cockerell.DKnowlton, 1923a, 172, pi. 39, f. 4;

pi. 40, f. 12; Green River: Green River, Wyo.: Cathedral Bluff, Rio Blanco Co.,

Colo. Cockerell, 1925, 5; Green River: Roan Mts., Colo. 

Aralia, n. sp., Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River, British Columbia. 

Aralia? s.p., Hollick, 1936, 157, pi. 99, f. 5; between Portage (Balboa) Bay and

Herend.een Bay, Alaska Peninsula. 

Aralia? sp., Hollick, 1936, 157, pi. 98, f. 5, 6; head of north branch of Russell

Creek, Alaska Peninsula.

Aralia sp., Kuowlton, 1924, 94, pi. 6, f. 4; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. 

Araliaephyllum groenlandicum (Heer) Fritel=Platanophyllum insigne (Heer)

Seward. 

Araliaephyllum paluxyense Ball, 1937, 530, text-figs. 1-4; Paluxy: near Stephenville, Erath Co., Texas.

Araliaephyllum saportanum (Lesquereux) Fritel=Aralia saportana Lesquereux. 

A.raliaepliyllum snowii (Lesquereux) Fi'itel=Sterculia towneri (Lesquereux)

Berry. 

Araliaephyllum, towneri (Lesquereux) Fritel=Sterculia towneri (Lesquereux)

Berry. 

Araliopsoides cretacea (Newberry) Berry.DBerry, i922d, 221, pi. ei, f. 2-.

Cheyenne : near Belvidere, Kiowa Co., Kans.

Sassafras cretaceitni Newberry.OGress, 1022, 303 : Dnkotii : Saliiia ; Ft. Bllsworth

and Ellsworth Co., Kans.

Araliopsoides cretacea salisburiaefolia (Lesquereux) Berry.CD

Sassafras oltusutn Lesquereux.QGress, 1922, 305; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans. 

Populites salisburiaefolia Lesquereux.nLesquereux, 1871, 379 ; Dakota : Lancaster 

Co., Nebr.

Araucaria bladenensis Berry.QBerry, 1920e, 398; Black Creek: N. C. 1925. 

33; Eutaw: Hale Co., Ala.; Chattahoochee Co., Ga.; Ripley: Houston Co., Ga.
CATALOGUE . 83

Araucaria clarkii Berry.DBerry, 1920e, 398; Black Creek: N. C.

Araucaria Jeffrey! Berry.QBerry, 1920e; 398, Black Creek: North Carolina 

1925, 34; Eutaw: Chattahoochee Co., Ga.; Ripley: Houston Co., Ga.

ARAUCARIOXYLON Kraus.QKnowlton, 1890, 601-617. Revision of genus.

Araucarioxylon arizonicum Knowlton.QKnowltou, 1890, 614; near Fort Wingate, N. Mex.; Lithodendron Creek and Chalcedony Park, Ariz. Reagan, 1926, 

122, 123, f. 5-7; Chinle and Shinarump: Defiance Plateau, N. Mex.

Araucarioxylon edvardianum (Dawsou) Knowlton, 1890, 615; Triassic: Prince 

Edward Island.

Dadoxylon edvardianum Dawson, 1871a, 4.5, pi. 3, f. 25-27.

Araucarioxylon mexicanum Wieland, 1913, 265; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, 

Mexico 1914, 120, pi. 41; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Araucarioxylon texense Torrey, 1923, 89, pi. 15, f. 61-64; Comanchean: Cottondale, Tex..

Araucarioxylon virginicum Knowlton, 1890, 615; Potornac: Taylorsville, Va. 

1901,161; Newark: South Britain, Conn.

ARAUCARITES Presl.DHari.is, 1935, 111; discussion.

Araucarites charcotti Harris, 1935, 113, pi. 20, f. 1-5, 9-13; text-f. 43, 44; 

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Araucarites emmonsi (Fontaine) Wieland, 1928, 33, f. 1; Newark: North 

Carolina.

Zamiostrobus emmonsi Fontaine.Q 

Oycadeoidea emmonsi (Fontaine) Ward.D

Araucarites virginiensis (Fontaine) Wieland, 1928, 36; Newark: near Midlothian, Haw River and Lockville, N. C.

Zamiostrobus virginiensis Fontaine.Q 

Lepidodendron sp. Emmons.Q 

Zamiostrobus sp. Fontaine.Q

Araucarites sp., Berry, 1929o, 159, pis. 19, 20; Verapaz District, Guatemala. 

Arbutus idahoensis (Knowlton) R. W. Brown, 1937, 184, pi. 59, f. 2-4; Latah: 

Spokane,. Wash; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg.; Latah: near 

Montour, Gem Co., Idaho.

Myrica? idalioensis Knowlton.Q

Myrica lanceolata Knowlton.QKirkham-Johnson, 1929, 497 ; Payette : Idaho.

Betula aequallsf Knowlton not Lesquereux, 1898b, 728, pi. 102, f. 5; Payette: 

near Marsh, Boise Co., Idaho.

Arbutus sp., Chancy, 1925b, 89; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg., (Oliver later referred 

these specimens to Arbutus traini MacGinitie) ; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp Nevada, (LaMotte later referred these specimens to Arbutus matthesii Chaney and 

considered Arbutus traini of MacGinitie and Oliver a synonmy) ; Tuolumne 

Table Mountain, and Independence Hill, Calif.

Salix knowltoni Berry, 1927c, 9, pi. 2. f. 1; Bsmeralda : Mineral Co., Nev. 1934, 

106; Latah : 11 mi. east of Lewiston, Idaho.

Gelastrus lacoei Berry not Lesquereux, 1929f. 255; Latah: Spokane, Wash. .

Laurus princeps Berry not Heer, 1929f, 259, pi. 58, f. 5; Latah : Spokane and 

Hillyard, Wash.

Arbutus traini MacGinitie, 1933, 64, pi. 12, f. 3 ; pi. 13, f. 1,2; Trout Creek: 

Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. Oliver, 1934, 26 ; Mascall: Tipton and Austin, 

Oreg. Brooks, 1935, 300, pi. 21, f. 3; Sucker Creek: Ballantyne Ranch, Idaho.

Arbutus matthesii Chaney, 1927a, 131, pi. 20, f. 1, 3-5; Bridge Creek: Gray 

Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg.; Buchanan Tunnel, Table Mountain near 

Columbia, Calif . LaMotte, 1936, 140, pi. 14, f. 1-4; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, 

Washoe Co., Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif. Dorf, 1936, 123, pi. 3, f. 9; 

Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho. Brown, R. W., 1937, 184, pi. 59, f. 1, 5, 6; Latah: 

Spokane, Wash.

Quercits eleanoides Lesquereux (part), 1878c, 4, pi. 1, f. 9 only; Auriferous 

Gravels : Table Mountain,. Tuolumne Co., Calif.
84 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Arbutus .menziesii Pursh.QMason, 1934, 175, pi. 11, f. 5; Toruales:' Tomales

Bay, Marin Co., Calif.

Arbutus traini MacGinitie=Arbutus idahoensis (Knowlton) R. W. Brown. 

Arbutus sp., Axelrod, 1937, 177, pi. 6, f. 1; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif. 

Arbutus sp., Chaney=Arbutus idahoensis (Knowlton) R. W. Brown. 

ARCELLITES Miner, 1935, 600. Genotype : A. disciformis Miner. 

Arcellites disciformis Miner, 1935, 600; Disko Isl., west Greenland. 

ARCEUTHOBIUM Bieberstein. 

Arceuthobium campylopodum Engelmaun. Chaney & Mason, 1930, 12, pi. 7,

f. 13 ; Pleistocene: Santa'Cruz Isl., Calif. 1933a, 59, pi. 7, f. 1-3, 5, 6; Pleistocene : Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co.. Calif.

Arceuthobium sp., Chaney & Mason, 192Y, 157. 

Arceuthobium cf. campylopodum Engelmann. Mason, 1934, 155, pi. 8, f. 5-7,

9-12; Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif.

Arceutliobium sp., Chaney & Mason=Arceuthobium campylopodum Engelmann. 

ARCHAEOMNIUM E. G. Britton, in Knowlton, 1926, 24. 

Archaeomnium patens E. G. Britton, in Knowlton, 1926, 24, pi. 8, f. 1, 2; Latah:

Spokane, Wash. 

ARCHIHICORIA Barbour, 1898, 272-274. (Genns nudum) Genotype: A. siouxensis Barbour=Juglans siouxensis (Barbour) Berry. 

ARCTOSTAPHYLOS Adanson.DChaney & Mason, 1933a, 63. Mason, 1934,

172-173; generic discussion. 

Arctostaphylos columbiana Piper. ?Mason, 1934, 174, pi. 11, f. 1-3; Tomales;

Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif. 

Arctostaphylos cuneata R. W. Brown, 1935, 583, pi. 67, f. 20; Latah: Salmon,

Idaho. 

Arctostaphylos glauca Lindley. Chaney & Mason, 1933a, 64, pi. 9, f. 2, 3;

Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Calif.

Arctostaphylos sp., Chaney & Mason, 1930, 32, pi. 7, f. 16-18; Pleistocene: Santa 

Cruz Island, Calif.

Arctostaphylos knowltoni Berry=Vaccinium sophoroides (Knowlton) R. W.

Brown. 

Arctostaphylos preglauca Axelrod, 1937, 178, pi. 6, f. 8, 9; Mt. Eden: near

Beaumont, Calif. 

Arctostaphylos prepungtns Axelrod, 1937, 178, pi. 6, f. 10, 11; Mt. Eden: near

Beaumont, Calif.

Arctostaphylos spatulata Berry, 1929f, 262, pi. 64, f. 6; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Arctostaphylos uva-ursi (Linne") Sprengel. Mason, 1934, 174, pi. 11, f. 4;

Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif.

Arctostaphylos sp., Axelrod, 1934, 2; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif. 

Arctostaphylos sp., Berry & Johnston, I922a, 138, pi. 2, f. 6; Point Grays:

Vancouver, British Columbia. 

Arctostaphylos sp., Chaney & Mason, 1933a, 64, pi. 9, f. 1, 4-12 ; Pleistocene:

Carpinteria, Santa Barbara, Calif.

ArctostapJiylos sp., Chaney & Mason, 1930=Arctostaphylos glauca Lindley. 

Arctostaphylos, sp. A, Webber, in Chaney & Mason, 1933a, 68; Pleistocene:

Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif. 

Arctostaphylos, sp. B, Webber, in Chaney & Mason, 1933a, 68; Pleistocene:

Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif. 

ARDISIA Swartz. 

Ardisia sp., Berry, 1924, 193, pi. 62, f. 6; Fayette: Barrera League, Brazos Co.,

Tex. Ball, 1931, 168, pi. 33, f. 7; Fayette: Boggy Creek and Raney Hdrt,

Brazos Co., Tex. 

ARECIPITES Wodehouse, 193S'a, 497.
CATALOGUE 85

Arecipites punctatus Wodehouse, 1933a, 497, f. 22; Green River: Parachute

Creek, Garfield Co., Colo. 

Arecipites rugosus Wodehouse, 1933a, 498, f. 23; Green River: Parachute

Creek, Garfleld Co., Colo. 

ARENARIA Buppins. 

Arenaria sajanensis Willdenow. Chaney & Mason, 1936c, 13, text-f. 55, 56;

Pleistocene: head of Goldstream, Buried Forest, near Fairbanks, Alaska. 

Arisaemia hesperia Knowlton, 1926, 29, pi. 10, f. 1; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

ARISTIDA Linne". 

Aristida sp. Laudermilk & Munz, 1934a, 37; Pleistocene?: Gypsum Cave, near

Las Vegas, Nev. 

Aristolochia claiborniana Berry, 1924, 59, pi. 9, f. 7, 8; Yegua: Caldwell

Parish, La. 

Aristolochia? coloradensis Knowlton, 1916, 92, pi. 18, f. 3; Fox Hills: near

Milliken, Colo.

Aristolochia cordifolia Newberry=Paranymphaea crassifolia (Newberry) Berry. 

Aristolochia crassifolia (Newberry) Cockerell=Paranymphaea crassifolia

(Newberry) Berry. 

Aristolochia mexicana Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 68, pi. 11, f. 2, 3; pi. 23, f. 2b;

Fisher: Goshen, Oreg.

Aristolochia paigei Hollick, 1930, 74, pi. 40, f. 3; Melozi: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Aristolochia triangularis MacGinitie, 1937, pi. 5, f. 5; Weaverville: Redding 

. Creek, Hay Fork, Trinity Co., Calif. 

Aristolochia wliitebirdensis Ashlee=Smilax magna Chaney. 

Aristolochia sp., Hollick, 1912a, 38; west of King's River, Matanuska Valley,

Alaska.

Aristolochites heeri Berry, 1920e, 402; Black Creek: Bladen Co., N. C. 

Arthrophyta (Horsetails), species of, R. W. Brown, 1937, 167, pi. 45, f. 4; Latah:

Thunder Mt, Idaho. 

Artocarpidium alaskanum Hollick, 1936, 108, pi. 59, f. 1-5; near Berg Lake,

Yakutat-Copper River region; Fairbanks District, Tenana region, Alaska. 

Artocarpidium cretacewn Ettingshausen=Phyllites cretaceus (Ettingshausen)

Berry. . Artocarpoides balli Berry, 1922g, 8, pi. 4, f. 8-10; pi. 5; Wilcox: Goss Pit, near

Mansfield, De Soto Parish, La. Ball, 1931, 56, pi. 46, f. 1; Indio: Little Sandy

Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Artocarpus cretacea Berry, 1925, 48, pi. 8, 9; Ripley: Henry and Carroll Cos.,

Tenn.

Artocarpus dicksoni Nathorst, 1890, 3, pi. 1, f. 1-3; Igdlokunguak, west Greenland.

Artocarpus dissecta Knowlton=Artocarpus lessigiana (Lesquereux) Knowlton, 

Artocarpus dubia Hollick^Artocarpus lessigiana (Lesquereux) Knowlton. 

Artocarpus? gigantea Knowlton, 1930, 75; Dawson: east of Colorado Springs,

Colo. 

Artocarpus lessigiana (Lesquereux) Knowlton.QKnowlton, 1922, pi. 12, f. 1; pi.

22, f. 4; Laramie: Coal Creek, Boulder Co., Colo.; Marshall, Colo.; Cowan Station near Denver, Colo. Ball, 1930, 312-325, 17 figs.; 1931, 52, pi. 37, f. 1-3;

pi. 38, f. 1-7; pi. 39, f. 1-7; Iiidio: Bastrop Co., Tex. .

Aralia punijens Lesquereux.Q

Artocarpus pungens (Lesquereux) Hollick.DKnowlton, 1924, 85, pi. 12; Animas:

Ignacio and Pagosa Quads., Colo. 1930, 73, pi. 30, f. 2; pi. 31; pi. 32, f. 1, 2;

Denver: Golden, Colo. Berry, 1930, 63, pi. 9, f. 1-3; Wilcox : Chester Co., Teim. 

Artocarpus dulia Hollick.Q 

Artocarpus similis Knowlton.QKnowlton, 1930, 75, pi. 32, f. 4 ; Dawson : Calhan,

Colo'. 

Artocarpus diasecta Knowlton.O
86 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 191 9-3 7

Artocarpus lessigiana floridana Berry, 1916b, 48, pi. 10, f. 5-7; Aluin Bluff: 

Alum Bluff, Liberty Co., Fla.

Artocarpus ordinarius Hollick, 1936, 108, pi. 56, f. 1, 2; south bank Yukon River 

above Rampart, central Yukon region, Alaska.

Artocarpus pungens (Lesquereux) Hollick=Artocarpus lessigiana (Lesquereux) 

Knowlton.

Artocarpus similis Knowlton=Artocarpus lessigiana (Lesquereux) Knowlton.

Artocarpus sp., Seward cf. A. dicksoni Natborst. Seward, 1926, 115, pi. 11, f. 

113 ; Nugsuak, west Greenland.

Artocarpus sp., Berry, 1930, 63; Holly Springs: Bolivar, Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Arundinaria, cf. macrosperma Michaux.QBerry, 1922b, 11; Pleistocene: Cb.ilton Co., Ala.

Arundo cretaceus Lesquereux=Phragmites cretaceus (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.

Arundo goepperti, Lesquereux not Mtinster=Arundo pseudogoepperti Berry.

Arundo groenlandica Heer.DWhite, 1898, 362; Patoot, Nugsuak Pen., west 

Greenland.

Arundo? obtusa Lesquereux.DKnowlton, 1930, 35; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Arundo pseudogoepperti Berry.OBerry, 1924, 49; 148; Claiborne: near Ft. 

Gaines, Clay Co., Ga.; Gosport: Claiborne Landing, Monroe Co., Ala.; Lisbon: 

Lexington, Holmes Co., Miss.; Yegua: Columbia, Caldwell Parish, La.; near 

Stevens, Ouachita Co., Ark.; Fayette and Houston Cos. Tex.; Jackson: Union 

Co., Ark.; Barnwell: Columbia; Co., Ga. 1932e, 8; Lysite: Wind River, 

Wyo. Ball, 1931, 119; Yegua; Turkey Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. ? Hollick, 1936, 

54, pi. 19, f. 3-8; pi. 20, f. 1-8; pi. 22, f. 4; Eska Creek, Matanuska Coal Field; 

west side of Herendeen Bay, Alaska Peninsula; Matanuska River below Moose 

Creek, Alaska.

Arundo goepperti, Lesquereux not Miinster, 1872, 5. 1878, 86, pi. 8, f. 3-5 ; Green 

River: Green River, Wyo.; Denver : Silver Cliff, Colo.

Arundo reperta Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1923, 152; Green River: Green River, 

Wyo. Brown, R. W., 1934, 53; Green River localities as cited by authors.

Arundo sp. (fragments) Lesquereux, 1871, 382; Raton?: Purgatory Canyon, 

Colo.

ASARUM (Tournefort) Linne*.

Asarum circularis Chaney, 1927a, 115, pi. 13, f. 11; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch 

and Reams Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg.

Asimina eocenica Lesquereux.D?Berry, 1919g, 7; Basal Tuffs: Barilla MtS.,

Tex. Knowlton, 1930, 94, pi. 40, f. 4; pi. 43, f. 1, 2, 4, 6; Denver: Golden, 

Colo.; Middle Park: Middle Park, Grand Co., Colo.; Dawson: Sedalia and 

Ramah, ColO. Ball, 1831, 73; Indio: Bexar and Bastrop Cos., Tex.

Asimina eocenica?, Knowlton not Lesquereux=Laurus asiminoides Berry.

Asimina eotriloba Ball, 1931, 74, pi. 48, f. 1; Indio: Little Sandy Creek, Bastrop 

Co., Tex.

Asimina knowltoni Hollick, 1930, 80, pi. 44, f. 4, 5; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, 

Alaska.

Asimina leiocarpa Lesquereux.dLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox: Mississippi.

Aspidiophyllum trilobatum Lesquereux.dGress, 1922, 297, Dakota: Ft. Harker, 

Kans. Bell, 1928, 23, pi. 9, f. 1, 2; Stikine River, British Columbia.

ASPIDIUM Swarts=DRYOPTERIS Adanson.

Aspidium fecundum Heer=Gleicheniopsis fecunda (Heer) Tutin.

Aspidium heterophyllum Fontaine (part) =GIeichenites nordenskioldi (Heer)

Seward. 

Aspidium jenseni Heer (part )= Gleichenites porsildi Seward.
CATALOGUE 87

Aspidium lakesii (Lesquereux) Knowlton=Dryopteris lakesii (Lesquereux)

Knowlton.

Aspidium meyeri Heer=Dryopteris meyeri (Heer) Hollick. 

Aspidium monocarpum Fontaine=Cladophlebis oersted! (Herr) Seward. 

Aspidium montanense Fontaine=Cladophlebis oersted! (Heer) Seward. 

Aspidium oerstedi Heer=Cladophlebis oerstedi (Heer) Seward. 

Aspidium oerstedi, Lesquereux not Heer (part)=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?)

psilotoides (Stokes & Webb) Halle. 

Aspidium polypodioides (Ettingshausen) Heer=Dryopteris polypodioides (Ettingshausen) Knowlton.

Aspidium (Lastraea) pulchellum Heer=Dryopteris laramiensis Knowlton. 

Aspidium schouioii Heer=Gleichenites porsildi Seward. 

Aspidium ursinum Heer. White, 1898, 353; "Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen.,

west Greenland.

Aspidium? sp. White, 1898, 362; Patoot, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

Aspidium sp. (in fruit) White, 1898, 362; Patoot, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

ASPIDOSPERMA Martius & Zuccarini. 

Aspidosperma collazoensis Hollick, 1924, 317, pi. 11, f. 1, 2; Collazo River,

Porto Rico. 1928, 223 ; Collazo : Porto Rico.

Aspleniopteris pwnatifida? Fontaine=Coniopteris pachyphylla (Fontaine) Berry. 

Asplenites sp.?, Hartz, 1896, 231, pi. 11, f. 3, 3a; Rhaetic: Cape Stewart, east

Greenland. 

Asplenium alaskanum Hollick, 1936, 38, pi. 3, f. 1, la, lax; pi. 4, f. la, lax, Ib,

Ibx, 2-6, 6a; pi. 5, f. 3-5; Controller Bay region; Yakutat Bay; Port Camden

Bay, Alexander Archipelago, Alaska. 

Asplenium arenaflumensis Ball, 1931, 32, pi. 8, f. 2; pi. 9, f. 2; Indio: Little

Sandy Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Asplenium berryi LaMotte, (new name).

Asplenium occidental Berry, 1929f, 236, pi. 49, f. 3, 4; Latah : Spokane, Wash. 

(Homonym, Knowlton, 1917).

Asplenium boyeanum Heer. White, 1898, S47, 352; Kook, Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland.

Asplenium calopteris (Debey & Ettingshausen) Heer, 1883, 5, pi. 48, f. 5a, 6a, 

6b, 7, 8. Berry, 1925, 25, pi. 1, f. 9, 10; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn.

Benizia calopteris Debey & Ettingshausen, 1859, K. Akad. Wiss. Wien, Denkschr., 

vol. 17, 216, pi. 5, f. 13-17.

Asplenium? coloradense Kntiwlton.QBerry, 1929m, 67; Allison: southwest

Alberta. 

Asplenium (Diplazium) d'ossii Knowlton=Diplazium crossii (Knowlton)

Knowlton. 

Asplenium dicksonianum Heer=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides

(Stokes & Webb) Halle.

Asplenium dicksonioides Heer. Bell, 1928, 23; Stikine River, British Columbia 

Asplenium diforme Sternberg=Myrica diforme(Sternberg) Chaney. 

Asplenium eolignitica Berry.QBerry, 1930d, 62, pi. 8, f. 2-4; so-called Bridger:

Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo Brown, R. W., 1984, 52, pi. 8, f. 3, 4;

Green River: Clear Creek northwest of De Beque; Ute Trail, Roan Mts., Colo.

Gymnogramma liaydenii Lesquereux (part), 1883, 122, pi. 19, f. 2 (not Lesquereux 

1878). 1888, 43, Denver: Golden, Colo.

Asplenium foersteri Debey & Ettingshausen=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) 

psilotoides (Stokes & Webb) Halle.
88 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Asplenium hurleyensis Berry.DSanborn, 1935, 15, pi. 2, f. 1; Comstock: Cornstock, Douglas Co., Oreg.

Asplenium johnstrupi (Heer) Heer (part), 1874, 32, 122, pi. 10, f. 6c, 6d; pL 

35, f. 1-5. ?Hollick, 1930, pi. 1, f. 10, 11; Kaltag: Yukon River, north bank 6 

mi. above Nahochatilton, Alaska.

Sphenopteris (Asplenium?) jolmstrwpi Heer, 1868, 78, pi. 43, f. 7.

Asplenium johnstrupi (Heer) Heer (part) = Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) 

psilotoides (Stokes & Webb) Halle.

Asplenium nordenskioldi Heer=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides 

(Stokes & Webb) Halle.

Asplenium occidentale Knowlton.QBerry, 1929J, 130; Frontier: near Cumberland, Wyo. Brown, R. W., 1933, 3, pi. 1, f. 5; Aspen: southwest Wyo.

Asplenium occidentale Berry (not Knowl ton )= Asplenium berryi LaMotte, 

(new name).

Asplenium pingelianum Heer=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides (Stokes

& Webb) Halle.

Asplenium? primero Knowlton.QBerry, I924d, 91, pi. 33, f. 1; Wilcox: Sayersville, Bastrop Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 32; Indio: Sayersville, Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Sanborn, 1935, 15; Comstock: Comstock, Douglas Co., Oreg.

Asplenium puilaskense Heer=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides (Stokes 

Webb) Halle.

Asplenium serraforme Berry, 1930d, 62, pi. 8, f. 1; so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo.

Asterocarpus falcatus (Einmons) Fontaine.QHumphreys, 19l6a, 76; Santa 

Clara Coal Field, Sonora, Mexico.

Pecopteris falcatus Emmons.DNewberry, 1876, 144, pi. 6, f. 3; Triassic ?: Los

Bronces, Sonora, Mexico. 

Asterocarpus virginiemis Fontaine.QHumphreys, 1916a, 76, Santa Clara Coal

Field, Sonora, Mexico.

ASTROCARYUM Meyer, 1818, Prim. Fl. Esseq., 265 Noe, 1936a, 441; catalogue of fossil species.

ASTRONIUM Jacquin.

Astronium oregonum Chaney & Sanborn, 1933a, 80, pi. 31, f. 2, 4; Fisher: 

Goshen, Oreg. Sanborn, 1935, 24, pi. 9, f. 2-^t; Comstock: Comstock, Douglas 

Co., Oreg.

Rhus mixta, Knowlton not Lesquereux, 1900, 49, pi. 3, f. 2, 3; Comstock: Comstock, Douglas Co., Oreg.

Athrotaxis sp., Berry, 1924, 46, pi. 2, f. 3; Yegua: Cherry Valley, Cross Co., Ark. 

Athrotaxopsis expansa Fontaine (part) =Pagiophyllum ambiguum (Heer)

Seward. 

Athrotaxopsis grandis Fontaine.DBerry, 1929k, 51, pi. 8, f. 4-6; Kootenai?:

Lower Blairmore: southwest Alberta. 1932h, 209, 210; Bull Head Mountain

(Gethring member): Peace River Valley, British Columbia,

ATOPOCHARA Peck, 1938, 173'. Genotype : A. trivolvis Peck.

Atopochara trivolvis Peck, 1938, 174, pi. 28, f. 8-12, text-f. 1; Glen Rose:

Trinity Co., Tex.

ATKIFLiEX (Tournefort) Ldnne.

Atriplex hastata Linn6. Mason, 1934,157, pi. 8, f. 17;,Tomales: Tomaies Bay,

Marin Co., Calif. 

"Atriplex sp., Laudermilk & Munz, I934a, 37; Pleistocene?: Gypsum Cave near

Las Vegas, Nev. 

ATTALEA Humboldt, Bonpland & Kunth.
CATALOGUE 89

Attalea gunteri Berry, 1929h, 253, text-f. 1, 2; Ocala: Williston and Levy

Cos., Fla 1931, 121-125, f. 1; Ocala: Williston and Levy Cos., Fla. 

Avicennia nitida Jacquin. Berry, 1925c, 8, pi. 3, f. 1, 2, 6; pi. 4, f. 1; Pleistocene : Trinidad, British West Indies. 

AZOLLA Lamarck. 

Azolla berry R. W. Brown, 1934, 52, pi. 8, f. 2; Green River: Ute Trail, Roan

Plateau, Colo.

Azolla tertiaria Berry, 1927c, 4, pi. 1, f. 9, 10; Esmeralda: Mineral Co., Nev. 

BACCHARIS Linn<§. 

Baccharis pilularis DeCaudolle. Potbury, 1932, 39, pi. 4, f. 8; San Bruno: San

Mateo Co., Calif. Mason, 1934, 179, pi. ll, f. 13; Tomales: Tomales Bay,

Marin Co., Calif.

BACTRITES Berry, 1924, 51. Genotype: B. pandanifoliiis Berry. 

Bactrites pandanifolius Berry, 1924, 52, pi. 7, f. 1-6; Lisbon: Newton, Newton

Co., Miss.

BAIERA F. Braun.nHarris, 1935, 25, 47, discussion. 

Baiera amalloidea Harris, 1935, 32, pi. 3, f. 5, 6; pi. 4, f. 1; pi. 6, f. 5; text-f.

16, 17; Lepidopteris Zone; Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

IBaiera cf. angustilolta, Antevs not Heer=Stenopteris dinosaurensis Harris. 

Baiera arctica Heer=Ginkgoites pleuripartita (Schimper) Seward. 

Baiera boeggildiana Harris, 19S5, 28, pi. 3, f. 3, 4; pi. 4, f. 2, 6, S; text-f. 14;

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Baiera brevifolia Newberry=Ginkgoites pleuripartita (Schimper) Seward. 

Baiera cretosa Schenk=Phoenicopsis steenstrupi Seward. 

Baiera geinitzi Nathorst=Ginkgoites taeniata (Braun) Harris. 

Baiera grandis Heer, 1874, 37, pi. 3, f. 4. Seward, 1926, 96. Seward considers

this as probably a torn leaf of Qinkgoites.

Baiera grandis Heer (part)=Ginkgoites pleuripartita (Schimper) Seward. 

Baiera ikorfatensis Seward, 1926, 96, pi. 9, f. 81; text-f. 11C, D; Nugsuak,

west Greenland. 

Baiera incurvata, Heer, 1882, 45, pi. 13, f. 6. Seward, 1926, 96; the material is

indeterminate. 

Baiera leptophylla Harris, 1935, 30, pi. 5, f. 6, 7; text-f. 15; Lepidopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Baiera sp. A, Harris, 1926, 103, text-f. 25 a-d; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east 

Greenland.

Baiera leptopoda Heer, 1882, 46, pi. 28, f. 9. Seward, 1926, 96; Heer's drawing

is misleading. It may be a Sphenopteris sp. 

Baiera cf. longifolia, Johansson not Pomel=Ginkgoites hermelini (Hartz)

Harris. 

Baiera magothyensis LaMotte (new name).

Baiera grandis f, HolHck not Heer, 1906, 36, pi. 2, f. 44-46; Magothy: Gay Head, 

Martha's Vineyard, Mass.

Baiera minuta Nathorst=Ginkgoites minuta (Nathorst) Harris.

Baiera multinervis Nathorst. Wilson, 1914, 409; Koptenai: Groundhog Coal

Basin, Upper Skeena River, British Columbia. 

Baiera miinsteriana (Presl) HeerOLopery 1891, 429; Newark (Anterior Shales) :

near Meriden, Conn.

Baiera miinsteriana, Harris not Presl=Ginkgoites minuta (Nathorst) Harris. 

Baiera palmata Heer.QBerry, 1932h, 210; Bull Head Mt. (Gethring member) :

Peace River Valley, British Columbia. 

Baiera pleuripartita Schirnper=Ginkgoites pleuripartita (Schimper) Seward.
90 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Baiera sagittata Heer, 1882, 46, pi. 30, f. 18. Seward, 1926, 96; the material is

poor but may be a Baiera. 

Baiera spectabilis Nathorst. Harris, 1926, 99, text-f. 23 a-d; Rhaetic: Scoresby

Sound, east Greenland. 1935, 25, text-f. 12, 13; pi. 3, f. 7, 8; Thaumatopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Baiera taeniata F. Braun=Ginkgoites taeniata (Braun) Harris. 

Baiera taeniata, Antevs not Braun=Ginkgoites hermelini (Hartz) Harris. 

Baiera sp., Berry, 1920k, 49; Kooteuai: southwest Alberta. 

Baiera sp. A, Harris^Baiera leptophylla Harris. 

Baiera cf. lindleyana (Schimper) Heer. Seward, 1926, 96, pi. 10, f. 101; Nugsuak, west Greenland. <? 

BANARA Aublet. 

Banara eocenica Berry, 1930, 110, pi. 45, f. 17; Holly Springs: Puryear, Henry

Co.; Bolivar, Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Banisteria bradleyi R. W. Brown=Cassia hesperia R. W. Brown. 

Banisteria praenuntia Berry, 1918, 35, pi. 17, f. 2; Culebru: Gaillard Cut, Canal

Zone. 

Banisteria texana Berry, 1924, 175, pi. 34, f. 6; Catahoula?: Stryker, Polk Co.,

Tex. Ball, 1931, 158, pi. 34, f. 2; Catahoula?: Stryker, Polk Co., Tex. 

Banksia cockerelli R. W. Brown=Salix longiacuminata Knowlton. 

Banksia comptonifolia R. W. Brown, 1934, 57, pi. 9, f. 3-5; Green River: near

Rifle; northwest of De Beque, Colo. 

Banksia Helvetica Heer=Bumelia pseudotenax Berry. 

Banksia jacksonensis Berry, 1924, 161, pi. 32, f. 2-4; Lagrange: Hickman,

Fulton Co., Ky.; near Union City, Obion Co., Tenn.; Forest Hill: north of

Jackson, Miss. 

Banksia puryearensis BerryOBall, 1931, 59; Upper Wilcox: near La Pryor

Crossing, Zavalla Co., Tex. 

Banksia tenuifolia Berry.DBerry, 1930, 66, pi. 31, f. 3; Holly Springs: Shandy,

Hardeman Co.; Grable Pit, Henry Co.; LaGrange, Fayette Co., Tenn.; Jackson,

Madison Co.; Bell City, Galloway Co., Ky.; Grenada: Somerville, Fayette Co.,

Tenn.

Banksites lineatulus Cockerell, 1925, 8, pi. 2, f. 3; Green River: Roan Mts., Colo. 

Bauhinia cretacea Newberry.DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill;

near Cottondale, Ala. 

Bauhinia marylandica Berry.QBerry, 1913a, 570; Tuscaloosa: near Glen Alien;

Shirleys Mill; near Cottondale, Ala. 

Bauhinia ripleyensis Berry.CUBerry, 1925, 58; Ripley: Barbour Co., Ala. ;

McNairy Co., Tenn.

Bauhinia wadii Berry, 1924,169, pi. 51, f. 3; Lagrange: Hickman, Fulton Co., Ky.

BAUHINITES Seward & Conway, 1935a, 25. Genotype: B. groenlandica Seward & Conway.

Bauhinites groenlandica Seward & Conway, 1935a, 25, text-f. 21; Atanekerdluk: 

west Greenland.

Benizla calopteris Debey & Ettingshausen=Asplenium calopteris (Debey & 

Ettingshausen) Heer.

BENNETTICARPUS Harris, 1932a, 101, Designated as a form genu* for which

Harris believes no genotype should be selected. First described species B. 

oxylepidus Harris.

Bennetticarpus crossospermus Harris, 1932a, 103, text-f. 48G-W, 50; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Wielandiella sp., Harris (part), 1926, 82, pi. 11, f. 1-6; pi. 13, f. 1-4, 6; text-f. 

14, G, H, J, K; Rbaetic: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.
CATALOGUE 91

Bennetticarpus exiguus Harris, 1932a, 102, pi. 14, f. 8-10, 12-16; text-f. 480;

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Bennetticarpus oxylepidus Harris, 1932a, 101, pi. 14, f. 1-6, 11; text-f. 48D-F;

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Bennetticarpus tylotus Harris, 1932a, 106, pi. 15, f. 2, 3, 6-11, 13-15; text-f.

48A; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

BENNETTISTEMON Harris, 1932a, 98. Genotype not designated by Harris.

W. amblum Harris. Harris is of the opinion that a form genus cannot have

a genotype. 

Bennettistemon amblum Harris, 1932a, 98, pi. 11, f. 5-7; pi. 12, f. 1-4,' 12-1?;

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Bennettistemon bursigerum Harris, I932a, 99, pi. 12, f. 5-10; pi. 13, f. 1-4, 10;

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Bennettistemon ovatum Harris, 1932a, 100, pi. 13, f. 5-9, 11-14; Lepidopteris

Zone:.Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Benzoin antiquum Heer.dHollick, 1936, 119, pi. 65, f. 2-5; Kachernak Bay,

Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.

Benzoin dilleri Knowlton, 1900d, 46, pi. 4, f. 3; 5 mi. south of Ashland, Oreg. 

Benzoin venustum (Lesquereux) Knowlton.DBerry, 1922c, 171, pi. 38, f. 2;

Woodbine: Arthur's Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex. 

Benzoin venustum alaskanum Hollick, 1930, 81, pi. 45, f. 2; Me^ozi, Kaltag:

Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Berberis caplani Cockerell, 1935, 127, 1 text-f.; Creede: Creede, Colo. 

Herberts? gigantea Knowlton=0reopanax gigantea (Knowlton) Arnold. 

Berberis simplex Newberry=Mahonia simplex (Newberry) Arnold. 

Berchemia eocenica Berry, 1930, 104, pi. 33, f. 12-14; Holly Springs: Milk

Creek, Hardeman Co., Tenn.; Grenada: Cottage Grove, Henry Co., Tenn. 

Berchemia multinervis (Al. Braun) Heer.QKnowlton, 1930, 102; Denver:

Golden, Colo.; Dawson: Sedalia, Colo. MacGinitie, 1937, 145, pi. 13, f. 1;

Weaverville: Redding Creek, Trinity Co., Calif.

Berchemia parvifolia Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 382; Raton ?: Raton Pass, 

Colo.

Berchemia parvifolia Lesquereux== Berchemia multinervis (Al. Braun) Heer. 

BERNETTIA Gothan, 1914, Nat. Ges. Niirnberg Abd., vol. 19, 146. Genotype:

B. inopinata Gothan. Harris, 1935, 140; discussion. 

Bernettia phialophora Harris, 1935, 140, pi. 22; pi. 23, f. 1, 2, 8-10, 12-14;

. Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

BERRIOCHLOA Elias, 1932, 346. Genotype: B. glabra (Berry) Elias. 

Berriochloa? aristata (Berry) Elias, 1932, 349; Loup Fork: Phillips Co., Kans. 

Lithospermum fossilium aristatum Berry, 1928c, 2, pi. 1, f. 14.

Berriochloa glabra (Berry) Elias, 1932, 347, pi. 28, f. 13a-c, 14-16; pi. 29. f. 

la-c; Ogallala: Wallace and Phillips Cos., Kans.

Lithospermum fossilium glabrum Berry, 1928c, 2, pi. 1, f. 11-13; Loup Fork: 

Phillips Co., Kans.

BERRY A Knowlton, 1930,133. Genus nudum.

Berrya racemosa (Knowlton) Knowlton=Leguminosites arachioides minor 

Berry.

Betula aeguaiis?, Knowlton not Lesquereux=Arbutus idahoensis (Knowlton) 

R. W. Brown.

Betula alaskana LesquereuxOHollick, 1936, 92; Chignik Bay, Alaska Peninsula.

Betula alaskana, Sargent not Lesquereux=Betula neoalaskana Sargent.
92 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Betula angustifolia Newberry=Alnus carpinoides Lesquereux.

Betula beatriciana LesquereuxOLesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: Beatrice, Gage

Co., Nebr. 

Betula beatricina [!] conformis Rollick, 1930, 0.8, pi. 35, f. 4; Kaltag: Lower

Yukon, Alaska.

Betula bendirei Knowlton=Alnus carpinoides Lesquereux. 

Betula brongniartii Ettingshausen, K. k. geol. Reichsanstalt Abh., vol. 2, pt. 3,

no. 1, 12, pi. 1, f. 18, 1851; vol. 1, pt. 3, no. 5, 5, pi. 1, f. 4, 5, 1852. Hollick, 1936,

90 pi. 57, f. 8; between Herendeen Bay and Port Moller, Alaska Peninsula. 

Betula- cf. Brongniartii Ettiugshausen, Wilson, 1914, 409; Kenai: Sourdough

Mine, Coal Creek, Yukon Territory. 

Betula bryani Knowlton=Betula fairii Knowlton. 

Betula claripites Wodehouse, 1933a, 509, f. 41; Green River: Parachute Creek,

Garfleld Co., Colo. 

Betula coloradea R. W. Brown, 1934, 44; Green River: northwest of De Beque,

Colo.

Betula eocenica R. W. Brown, 1929, 283, pi. 71, f. 6; Green River: northwest of 

De Beque, Colo. (Homonym B. eocenica Ettingghausen, 1858).

Betula confusa lata Hollick, 1936, 91, pi. 52, f. 1; Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula. Alaska. 

Betula dubiosa Hollick, 1936, 92 ; Ninilchik, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.

Alnus macropbylla Goeppert, Deutsch. geol. Gesell., Zeitschr., vol. 4, 491, 1852;

Die Tertiiii-e Flora von Schossnitz in Schlesian, 12, pi. 4, f. 6; pi. 5, f. 1,

Goi-litz, 1855. 

Betula macrophylla (Goeppert) Heer.Qnot Ettingshausen. Heer, 1868a, 146, pi. 25,

f. ll-19a; 1880a, 14, pi. 2, f. 3-5.

Betula elliptica, Lesquereux not Saporta=Alnus relatus (Knowlton) R. W. 

Brown.

Betula eocenica R. W. Brown not Ettingshausen=Betula coloradea R. W. 

Brown.

Betula fairii Knowlton, 1926, 33, pi. 17, f. 4; Latah: Spokane, Wash. Berry, 

1929f, 243; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Vera, Hillyard, Republic, Spokane, 

Wash. 1934, 107; Latah: east of Arrow Junction, Nez. Perce Co., Idaho 

Brown, R. W., 1937,171, pi. 47, f. 5-7; Latah : Spokane, Wash 1937c, 516.

Betula nanoides Knowlton, 1926, 34, pi. 18, f. 2; Latah : Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Betula heteromorpha Knowlton (part), 1926, 34, pi. 17, f. 5, 6 ; Latah: Coeur 

d'Alene, Idaho : Spokane, Wash. Berry, 1929f, 243 ; Coeur d'Alene, Idaho ; 

Vera, Hillyard, Spokane, Wash. 1931a, 34; Latah : Grand Coulee, Wash. 

Hoffman, 1932, 737 ; Douglas Canyon : Douglas Canyon, Wash. Berry, 1934,

107; Latah: east of White Bird, Idaho; east of Arrow Junction, Nez Perce Co.; 

near St. Maries, Kootenai Co.. Idaho.

Betula? largei Knowlton, 1926. 34, pi. 17, f. 1, 2; Latah : Mica and Spokane, 

Wash. Berry, 1929f,.244, pi. 50, f. 12; Latah: Mica and Spokane, Wash. 

1931n, 34 ; Latah : Grand Coulee. Wash. 1934, 107; east of Lewiston, Nez 

Perc6 Co.; near St. Maries, Kootenai Co. Idaho Kirkham aud Johnson 1029, 

662. Hoffman, 1932, 737 ; Douglas Canyon : Douglas Canyon, Wash. Brooks,

1935, 284, pi. 5, f. 4, r> ; pi. 6. f. 1 ; Sucker Creek : Ballantyne Ranch, near

Homedale, Idaho.

fletoto tyryani Knowlton, 1926, 34, pi, 18, f, 1; Latah; Spokane, Wash,

Celastrus fernquieti Knowlton, 1926, 44, pi. 28, f. 2 ; Latah : Spokane, Wash.

Picea? sp., Chancy, 1920a, 159, pi. 5, f. 2; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg.

Betula li.eterodon.ta? Newberry.DPenhallow, 1906a, 390a ; Diamond Vale Company 

Quilcliena, British Columbia.

Betula fallax Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 50, pi. 15, f. 7-10; pi. 16, f. 1, 2; 

Denver: Golden, Colo.
CATALOGUE 93

Betula glandulosa Michaux. Chaney & Mason, 1936c, 13, text-f. 16; Pleistocene : head of Goldstream, near Fairbanks, Alaska. 

Betula gracilis? Ludwig.QKnowlton, 1930, 50; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Betula grandifolia, Heer not Ettingshausen=Alnus carpinoides Lesquereux. 

Betula lieterodonta Newberry=Alnus carpinoides Lesquereux. 

Betula heterodontaf, Penhallow not Newberry=Betula fairii Knowlton. 

Betula heteromorpha Knowlton (part) =Alnus carpinoides Lesquereux. 

Betula heteromorpha Knowlton (part) = Betula fairii Knowlton. 

Betula heteromorpha, Brooks not Knowlton=Alnus relatus (Knowlton) R. W.

Brown. 

Betula lacustris MacGinitie, 193S', 50, pi. 4, f. 2-4; Trout Creek: Trout Creek,

Harney Co., Oreg. Dorf, 1936, 111, pi. 1, f. 5; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho. 

Betula f largei Khowlton=Betula fairii Knowlton. 

Betula macrophylla Ettingshausen, K. Akad. Wiss. (Wien), Math.-naturwiss.

CL, Sitzungsber., vol. 9, 43 (7), pi. 3 (2), f. 1, 2; pi. 4, f. 1, 1852. 

Betula macrophylla, (Goeppeft) Heer, not Ettingshausen=Betula dubiosa

Hollick. 

Betula multinervis Jennings, 1920, 411, pi. 27, f. 1, la, Ib, Ic, 2; pi. 28, f. 2;

Missoula: Montana. 

Betula nanita Chaney, 1920a, 166, pi. 9, f. 3; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co.,

Oreg.

Betula nanoides Knowlton=Betula fairii Knowlton. 

Betula neoalaskana Sargent, 1923, Bot. Gazette.

Betula alaskana, Sargent not Lesquereux. Chaney & Mason, 1936c, 12, text-f. 20; 

Pleistocene: head of, Goldstream, Buried Forest, near Fairbanks, Alaska.

Betula nigra LinneMDBerry, 1926b, 107, pi. 47, f. 8-19; Chowan: Neuse River,

Wayne Co.; Pamlico: Old Mill Landing, Roanoke River, Pitt Co., N. C. 

Betula nigra, Berry (part) not Linne=Planera hickmanensis Berry. 

Betula parvifolia Berry, I926d, 103, pi. 15, f. 1-3; Joseph Creek, British

Columbia. 

Betula populoides Hollick, 1936, 91, pi. 50, f. 10; Chignik River, opposite

Nun Point, Alaska Peninsula. 

Betula prisca Ettingshausen.QHollick, 1936, 91, pi. 50, f. 3a; pi. 52, f. 2;

Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. 

Betula pseudo-fontinalis Berry.OBerry, 1926b, 108, pi. 48, f. 1-2; ChowanNeuse River, Wayne Co., N. C. 

Betula schimperi LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1930, 49, pi. 15, f. 3, 4; Denver:

Golden, Colo. 

Betula stevensonii Lesquereux.DDawson, 1879a, B 186; Ninemile Creek,

Tulanieen River, British Columbia. 

Betula thor Knowlton=Alnus carpinoides Knowlton. 

Betula ulmoides Hollick, 1927, 397, pi. 31, f. 1; pi. 32, f..l; St. Eugene silts,

British Columbia.

Betula vera R. W. Brown, 1937, 171, pi. 48, f. 7-11; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Betula, winged fruit, Berry, 1929f, 244, pi. 63, f. 9; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Betula sp., Chaney, 1920a, 166; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg. 

Betula n. sp., Chaney, 1922a, 216; Payette: Idaho. 

Betula? sp., (aments), Hollick, 1936, 92, pi. 9, f. Ib; pi. 34, f. 1, 2; pi. 50, f. 2,

3b, 4; Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. 

Betula sp., (branch) Knowlton, 1904.QHollick, 1936, 93; Kukak Bay, Alaska

Peninsula.

Betula sp., Lesquerenx, 1888, 45 ; Denver : Golden, Colo. 

Betula sp., Oliver, 1934, IS, pi. 3, f. 5 ; Mascall: Austin, Oreg.
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Betula sp. ?, Wilson, 1917, 300; Hazelton-Aldermere area, British Columbia.

Betulites populifolius Lesquereux.DGress, 1922, 291; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., 

Kans.

Betulites rugosus Lesquereux.DGress, 1922, 295; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans.

Betulites rugosus apiculatus Hollick, 1930, 68, pi. 36, f. 1; Kaltag: Lower 

Yukon, Alaska.

Betulites westii inaequilateralis Lesquereux.QGress, 1922, 295; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans.

Betulites westii latifolius Lesquereux.QGress, 1922, 292; Dakota: Ellsworth 

. Co., Kans.

Betulites westii multinervis Lesquereux.QGress, 1922, 293; Dakota: Ellsworth 

Co., Kans.

Betulites westii oblongus Lesquereux.DGress, 1922, 292; Dakota: Ellsworth 

Co., Kans.

Betulites westii obtusus Lesquereux.DGress, 1922, 294; Dakota: Ellsworth 

Co., Kans.

Betulites westii quadratifolius Lesquereux.DGress, 1922, 294; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans.

Betulites westii rhomboidalis Lesquereux.QGress, 1922, 294; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans.

Betulites westii rotundatus Lesquereux.QGress, 1922, 292; Dakota: Ellsworth 

Co., Kans.

Betulites westii subintegrifolius Lesqiiereux.QGress, 1922, 293; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans.

BIGNONIA (Tournefort) Linne".

Bignonia sensibilis Hollick, 1924, 319, pi. 15, f. 5; Santa Clara, Cuba.

BIGNONICAPSULA Berry, 1930, 132. Genotype: B. formosa Berry.

Bignonicapsula formosa Berry, 1930, 132, pi. 43, f. 3'; Holly Springs: Denmark, 

Madison Co., Tenn.

BIGNONIOIDES Berry, 1923b, 25. Genotype: B. orUcularis Berry.

Bignonioides orbicularis Berry, 1923b, 25, pi. 3, f. 4; north of Palomares, Oaxaca. 

Mexico.

BIORBIA Elias, 1932, 350. Genotype: B. rugosa (Berry) Elias.

Biorbia fossilia (Berry) Cockerell, 1933, 15.

Biorlia rugosa Elias, 1932, 330-355.

Lithospermum fossilium rugosum Berry, 1928c, 1, pi. 1, f. 1-10; Loup Fork: Kans.

and Colo. 

Celtis microendocarpica Brooks, 1928, 297, pi. 18, f. 1. 1929, 135, pi. 4, f. 1-9;

Loup Fork: Phillips Co., Kans.

Biorbia rugosa (Berry) Elias=Biorbia fossilia (Berry) Cockerell. 

Bombacites ceibaoides Ball, 1931, 93, pi. 8, f. 6; pi. 46, f. 4; Indio: Barton's 

Ranch and Little Sandy Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Bombacites eocenicus Berry > 1930, 106, pi. 36, f. 8 ; Holly Springs ; Bell City,

Galloway Co., Ky.

Bombacites formosus Berry .OBerry, 193O, 1O6, pi. 47, f. 2; Holly Springs:

Puryear, Henry Co., Tenn.; Wilcox: Mansfield, La. Ball, 1931, 94; Wilcox: 

Mansfield, La.

Bombacites jacksonensis Berry, 1924, 180, pi. 84, f. 14; pi. 35, f. 1, 5; Jackson: 

Somerville, Burleson Co., Tex.; Fayette: Miraflores, Webb Co., Tex.; near 

Christie, La. Ball, 1931, 161, pi. 27, f. 4, 5; Jackson; Burlesou Co., Tex.;

Fayette: Miraflores, Webb Co.; Rocky Mount, Trinity Co.; Alum Creek, Brazos 

Co., Tex.

Bombax prebarrigon Berry, 1925a, 108, pi. 14, f. 3; Forest: Trinidad, British 

West Indies.
CATALOGUE 95

Bovista plumbea Persoon. Chaney & Mason, 1936c, 6, text-f. 12, 21, 22; Pleistocene : head of Goldstream, Buried Forest, near Fairbanks, Alaska.

Brachyoxylon comanchense Torrey, 1923, 82, pi. 13, f. 44-46; Comanchean: 

Cottondale, Tex.

Brachyoxylon raritanense Torrey, 1923, 83, pi. 13, f. 47, 48; Raritan: Matteawan, N. J.

Brachyoxylon woodworthianum Torrey, 1923, 80, pi. 12, f. 37-40; pi. 13, f. 41-43; 

Raritan: Martha's Vineyard, Mass.

Brachyphyllum crassum Lesquereux=Brachyphyllum macrbcarpum Newberry.

Brachyphyllum macrocarpum Newberry.DBerry, 1929m, 69; Allison: southwest 

Alberta.

Brachyphyllum crassum Lesquereux.QGress, 1922, 285; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., 

Kans.

Brachyphylhim macrocarpum, Berry not Newberry (part)=BrachyphyIlum 

macrocarpum formosum Berry.

Brachyphyllum macrocarpum formosum Berry.QBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: 

Shirleys Mill, Whites Bluff, Ala 1920e, 398; Black Creek: North Carolina. 

1922c, 160, pi. 36, f. 1; Woodbine: Arthur's Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex. 0 

Braohyphyllum macrocarpum, Berry not Newberry, 1910a, 183. 1911h, 420.

Brachyphyllum mclearni Bell, 1928b, 28, pi. 15, f. 1-11; pi. 16, f. 1-14; pi. 18,"

f. 10; Mattagami: Ontario.

Brachyphyllum sp., Berry, 1929k, 53; Lower Blairmore: southwest Alberta. 

BRACHYRUSCUS Cockerell, 1922a, 213. (Genus nudum) Genotype: B. alleni

(Lesquereux) Cockerell=Koelreuteria alleni (Lesquereux) Edwards. 

Bracts, Berry, 1930, 143, pi. 48, f. 24, 25; Holly Springs: Puryear, Henry Co.,

Tenn.; Grenada: Cottage Grove, Henry Co., Tenn. 

Branchlet and bud?, Knowlton, 1926, 50; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Brasenia? antiqua Newberry=Sparganium antiquum (Newberry) Berry. 

Brasenia peltata, Penhallow not Pursh=Brasenia scherberi Gmelin. 

Brasenia purpurea, Coleman et al. not Michaux=Brasenia scherberi Gmelin. 

Brasenia scherberi Gmelin. Berry, 1927, 24; Pleistocene: Henry Co., Tenn.

Brasenia peltata, Penhallow not Pursh, 1890, 326. 1896, 70. 1900, 335 (8). 

Berry, 1917f, 662; Pleistocene: Green's Creek and Besserer's Wharf, Ottawa 

River, Canada; Vero, Fla.

Brasenia purpurea, Knowlton not Caspary, 1919, 125.^ Coleman, 1915, 247.

Brasenia antiqua Dawson=Nelumbo dawsoni Hollick.

BRIGHTONIA Harris, 1932a, 119. Genotype: B. arota Harris.

Brightonia arota Harris, 19S2a, 119, pi. 19; text-f. 51; Lepidopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

BROSIMUM Swartz. 

Brosimum miocenicum Berry, 1925a, 89, pi. 8, f. 4; Forest: Trinidad, British

West Indies. 

BUCIDA Linn<§. 

Bucida sanchezensis Berry, 1921a, 123, pi. 21, f. 8; Samand District, Santo

Domingo. 

Bud scales, R. W. Brown, 1937,186; Latah: Spokane. Wash.; White Bird, Idaho;

Mascall: Tipton, Oreg.

Carpites spokanensis Knowlton, 1926, 49, pi. 26, f. 6; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Populus, bud scales, Berry, 1929f, 243, pi. 50, f. 4; pi. 63, f. 8; Latah: Spokane,

Wash. 1931a, 34 ; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 1934, 106; Latah: Moscow,

Idaho. 

Tsuga latahensis Berry, 1929f, 239, pi. 63, £ 3, 4; Latah: Spokane, Wdfh. >

1931a, 34; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash.

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Buettneria cinnamomifolia Englehardt, 1895, Abh. Senck. Naturf. Gessell., vol.

19, 32, pi. 7, f. 9; Miocene of Colombia. TBerry, 1921f, 175; southeastern Costa

Rica. 

Buettneria eocenica Berry, 1930, 107, pi. 18, f. 4; Holly Springs: Mill Creek,

Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Buettneria jacksoniana Berry, 1924, 182, pi. 56, 57; pi. 58, f. 1; Fayette: Barrera

League and Mossy Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 162, pi. 31, f. 1, 3;

Fayette: Barrera League, Brazos Co.; Boggy Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

BUMELIA Swartz.DBall, 1931, 102. Generic discussion. 

Bumelia americana (Lesquereux) Berry.QBerry, 1930, 128, pi. 19, f. 11, 12;

Holly Springs: Clover Creek, Hardeman Co., Tenn.; Grenada: Somerville,

Fayette Co., Tenn. 

Bumelia apalachicolensis Berry, 1916b, 51, pi. .9, f. 4; Alum Bluff: Alum Bluff,

Liberty Co., Fla. 

Bumelia balli Berry, 1924, 195, pi. 65, f. 1-4; Fayette: Mossy Creek, Brazos Co.,

Tex. Ball, 1931, 102, 169, pi. 24, f. 8-10; Indio: Barton's Ranch, Bastrop Co.;

Fayette: Boggy Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.

Bumelia coloradensis Cockerell=Leguminosites lesquereuxiana Knowlton. 

Bumelia cuneatafolia Berry, 1923b, 9, pi. 1, f. 6, 7; Artibonite Group: Haiti. 

Bumelia florissanti Lesquereux.dChaney, 1921a, 90; Puente: Los Angeles Co,,

Calif, Chaney & Elias, 1936b, 43, pi. 6, f. 6; Ogallala, Beaver Co., Okla. 

Bumelia prewilcoxiana Berry, 1925, 85, pi. 20, f. 5; pi. 21, f. 4; Ripley: Henry

Co., Tenn. 

Bumelia pseudolycioides Berry, 1930, 128, pi. 44, f. 20; Grenada: Cottage Grove,

Henry Co., Tenn. 

Bumelia pseudotenax Berry.Q

Banksia Helvetica Heer.QLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox: Mississippi.

Bumelia reclinatafolia Berry, 1921a, 125, pi. 21, f. 4; Samana District, Santo

Domingo. Hollick, 1924, 313, pi. 14, f. 9; Matanzas, Cuba. 

Bumelia ripleyana Berry, 1925, 85, pi. 20, f. 6; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

Bumelia trinitense Berry, 1925a, 123, pi. 15, f. 1; Upper Forest: Trinidad,

British West Indies. 

Bumelia vicksburgensis Berry, 1916e, 243, pi. 55, f. 7; Catahoula : o Chalk Hills,

near Rosefield, La. 

Bumelia wilcoxiana Berry.QBall, 1931, 170; Fayette: Boggy Greek, Brazos Co.,

Tex.

BURSERITES Berry, 1924, 175. Genotype: B. fayettensis Berry. 

Burserites fayettensis Berry, 1924, 175, pi. 41, f. 7, 8; Fayette: near Hornbeck,

Sabine Parish, La.; Catahoula?: Hermon's Creek, stryker, Polk Co., Tex.;

Lagrange: Hickman, Fulton Co., Ky. Ball, 1931, 158, pi. 28, f. Sj CatahOUla?! 

Polk Co., Tex.

BURTINIA Endlicher, 1837, Gen. PL, 257. No<§, 1936a, 441; catalogue of fossil

species. 

BYSMATOSPERMUM Harris, 1935,131. Genotype: B. wflCf0frflCM«M» Harris,

Bysmatospermum macrotrachelum Harris, 1935, 132, pi. "29, f. 12 ; text-f. 48a-g 

m, P, Q ; ThaumatOp'teilS and Lepidopteris Zones: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland,

Caenomyces eucalyptae Knowlton=Sphaerites, Species of, R. W. Bl'OWlL 

Caenomyces Jacksonensis Berry, 1924, 141, pi. 65, f. 8; Fayette: near Wellborn,

Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931,145, pi. 30, f. 9; Fayette: Boggy Creek, Brazos Co.,

Tex.

Caenomyces planerae R. W. Brown=Sphaerites, species of, R. W. Brown. 

Caenomyces sapindicola Knowlton=Sphaerites, species of, R. W. Brown.
CATALOGUE 97

Caesalpinia ovalifolia Hollick, 1904a, 485, text-f. le; Calvert: Good Hope Hill

Road, Md. 

Caesalpinia sellardsi Berry, 1916b, 49, pi. 9, f. 1, 2; Alum Bluff: Alum Bluff,

Liberty Co., Fla. 

Caesalpinia wilcoxiana Berry.QBerry, 1930, 79, pi. 40, f. 1; Holly Springs:

Shandy, Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Caesalpinites mississippiensis BerryOBerry, 1930, 79, pi. 39, f. 5; Holly 

Springs: Holly Springs, Miss.; Mill Creek, Hardemau Co.; McKenzie, Carroll 

Co., Tenn.

Caesalpinites perryensis Berry, 1925, 58, pi. 10., f. 8; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

Caesalpinites ripleyensis Berry, 1925, 58, pi. 11, f. 6; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

Caesalpinites wilcoxensis Berry, 1930, 79, pi. 44, f. 21, 22; Holly Springs:

Grable Pit, Henry Co., Tenn.

CALADIOSOMA Berry, 1925d,.38. Genotype: C. miocenica Berry. 

Caladiosoma miocenica Berry, 1925d, 38, pi. 5; Forest: Trinidad, British West 

Indies. 1925a, 83, pi. 10, f. 1-4; Forest: Trinidad, British West Indies. 

Calamopsis danai Lesquereux=Chamaedorea danai (Lesquereux) Berry. 

CALANDRINIA Humboldt, Bonpland & Kunth. 

Calandrinia caulescens Humboldt, Bonpland & Kunth. Mason, 1934, 159, pi.

8, f. 13; Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif. 

CALATOLOIDES Berry, 1922e, 253. Genotype: C. eocenicum Berry. 

Calatoloides eocenicum Berry, 1922e, 253, text-f. 1; Wilcox: Freestone Co., 

Tex. 1922g, 14, pi. 14, f. 3-5 ; Wilcox: Butler Salt Dome, Freestone Co., Tex. 

Ball, 1931, 86; Wilcox: Butler Salt Dome, Freestone Co., Tex. 

CAL7COPHYSOIDES Berry, 1924b. Genotype: G. lalli Berry; found to be

human artifact and generic name vacated. 

Calycophysoides balli Berry=human artifact. * Berry, 1924b, 5 Ball, 1931, 109, 

Berry, 1937, 108. ' 

CALLICHLAMYS Miquel. 

Callichlamys zeteki Chaney & Sauborn, 1933, 95, pi. 39, f. 2, 3b, 4; Fisher:

Goshen, Oreg.

Callicoma microphylla, Lesquereux not Ettingshausen=Ulmus brownellii Lesquereux.

CALLIPITYS Harris, 1935,110. Genotype: C. leptoderma Harris. 

Callipitys leptoderma Harris, 1935, 110, pi. 19, f. 1-4; pi. 21, f. 4-7; text-f.

44c, d, f-h; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Callistemophyllum latum Dawson?=Leguminosites borealis, Heer not Dawson. 

Callitris potlatchensis R. W. Brown, 1935, 575, pi. 67, f. 16; Latah: Potlatch

Creek, Idaho.

Callitrites subtilis (Heer) Seward=Elatocladus subtilis (Heer) Seward. 

CALOCARPUM Pierre. Berry, 1924, 193; discussion.

Calocarpum viridiforme Berry, 1924, 193, pi. 40, f. 4; Fayette: Hamilton League, 

Fayette Co., Tex.; near Hornbeck, Sabine Parish, La.; Piedmont, Grimes Co., 

Tex. Ball, 1931, 168, pi. 31, f. 4; Fayette: Hamilton League, Fayette Co.; 

Piedmont, Grimes Co., Tex. 

CALOPHYLLUM Linn<§. 

Calophyllum calabaformis Berry, 1925a, 106, pi. 4, f. 2-4; pi. 12, f. 3; Forest:

Trinidad, British West Indies.

Calycites milanensis Berry=Heisteria sapindifolia (Hollick) Berry. 

Calycites puryearensis Berry, 1930, 142, pi. 48, f. 4; Holly Springs: Puryear.

Henry Co., Tenn.

Calycites rhizophoroides Berry, 1930: 142, pi. 45, f. 12; Holly Springs: Grable 

Pit, Henry Co., Tenn.
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Calycites ripleyensis Berry, 1925, 88, pi. 22, f. 1; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn.

Calyptranthes arbutifolia Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 90, pi. 33, f. 1, 6; Fisher: 

Goshen, Oreg. MacGinitie, 1937, 149, pi. 12, f. 5; pi. 15, f. 1; Weaverville: 

Hay Fork, Trinity Co.," Calif.

Calyptranthes domingensis Berry, 1921a, 122, pi. 21, f. 9, 10; Samana District, 

Santo Domingo.

Calyptranthes gatunensis Berry, 1918, 39, pi. 18, f. 1; Gatun, Canal Zone.

Calyx, Berry, 1934, 122, pi. 24, f. 8; Latah: east of White Bird, Idaho Co., Idaho.

CAMASSIA Lindley.

Camassia leichtlinii S. Watson. Mason, 1934, 151, pi. 7, f. 16; Tornales: 

Toinales Bay, Marin Co., Calif.

CAMERARIA (Plumier) Linnd.

Cameraria? incerta Hollick, 1924, 317, pi. 8, f. 1; Siparia: Trinidad, British 

West Indies.

Cttmp/iOra polymorvha Heer=Cinnamomum cinnamomeum (Rossmaesler) Hollick.

CAMPTOPTERIS Schimper, 1870, Paleont. veg., pi. 42, f. 4. Genotype: 0. 

serrata Schimper.

Camptopteris remondi Newberry, 1876, 146, pi. 7, f. 2, 2a; Triassic?: Los 

Bronces, Sonora, Mexico.

Camptothecium woldenii Grout, 1917, 9; Kansas: Wallingford, Iowa.

Canavalia acuminata BerryQBerry, 1930, 86, pi. 12, f. 5; pi. 27, f. 1 pi. 32, f. 11; 

Holly Springs: Early Grove, Miss.; Mill Creek, Hardeman Co.; Smyrna Church, 

Patterson and La Grange, Fayette Co.; Mercer, Madison Co.; Puryear, Henry 

Co., Tenn.

Canavalia eocenica Berry.CUBerry, 1930, 86, pi. 32, f. 12; Grenada: Grenada, 

Miss.; Holly Springs: Holly Springs, Miss.; Hardeman, Fayette, Madison, 

Gibson, Carroll, and Henry Cos., Tenn.; Wilcox; Nevada Co., Ark.: Palestine, 

Anderson Co., Tex.; Carrizo: Zavalla Co. and Dimmit Co., Tex. Ball. 1931, 

77, pi. 45, f. 7; Indio: Little Sandy Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex. Hollick, 1936, 129, 

pi. 71, f. 8; Bering Lake, Yakutat-Copper River region, Alaska.

Canavalia miocenica Berry, 1925a, 97, pi. 12, f. 2; Siparia: Trinidad, British 

West Indies.

Canna? dawsoni Berry, 1926d, 99; Burrard Inlet, British Columbia.

Canna eocenica Berry.DBall, 1931, 36; Wilcox: Harrison Co., Tex.

Canna flaccidafolia Berry, 1924, 50, pi. 2, f. 4, 5; Yegua: Columbia, Caldwell 

Parish, La.

Canna jacksoniana Berry, 1924, 147, pi. 49, f. 4-6; Fayette: Wellborn, Brazos

Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 148, pi. 24, f. 1, 2; Fayette, Boggy Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Canna cf. magnifolia Knowlton. Berry, 1934a, 129; Lance: Jump Off, Harding 

Co., S. Dak.

CAPPARIDOCARPUS Berry, 1924,166. Genotype C. sphericus Berry.

Capparidocarpus sphericus Berry, 1924, 166, pi. 55, f. 4-9; Lagrange: Hickman,

Fulton Co., Ky. 

CAPPARIS (Tournefort) LanneY

Capparis eocenica ampla Berry, 1930, 71, pi, 36, f, 4, 5; Holly Springs; Madison 

Co., Tenn.

Capparis proeocenica Berry, 1925, 56, pi. 10, f. 4, 5; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

1928f, 442; Ripley: CarroU Co., Tenn.

CAPRIFOLIIPITES Wodehouse, 19S3a, 518. Genotype: C. viridirfluminis 

Wodehouse.

Caprifoliipites viridi-fluminis Wodehouse, 19S3a, 518, f. 54; Green River: Parachute Creek, Garfleld Co., Colo.
CATALOGUE 99

Carapa eolignitica Berry.DBerry, 1930, 95, pi. 39, f. 10; Holly Springs: Center 

Church, Hardeman Co.; Pattersonville and La Grange, Fayette,, Co.; Mercer, 

Madison Co.; Puryear, Henry Co., Tenn.; Wickliff, Ballard Co., Ky.

Carapa xylocarpoides Berry.ClBerry, 1924, 67, pi. 12, f. 1; Claiborne: near Ft. 

Gaines, Clay Co., Ga.

Carduus fiorissantensis Cockerell=Mahonia hakeaefolia (Lesquereux) Arnold.

Carex? berthoudi Lesquereux.DKnowlton, 1930, 35; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Carex, cf. collinsii Nuttall. Berry, 1924a, 17, pi. 1, f. 4-8; Pleistocene: Washington, D. C.

Carex, cf. intumescens Kudge. Berry, 1924a, 17, pi. 1, f. 9-11; Pleistocene: 

Washington, D. C.

Carex noursoakensis Heer. Mathiesen, 1932, 58; Sabine. Isl., east Greenland.

Carex reticulata Penhallow=Carex utriculata Boott.

Carex servata Heer.DHollick, 1936, 56; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula; Herendeen Bay, Alaska Peninsula.

Carex utriculata Boott.D

Carex reticulata Penhallow, 1900, 335; Scarborough Heights, Don Valley, Toronto, 

Ontario.

Carex sp., Berry, 1922b, 11; Pleistocene: Tipton Co., Tenn.

Carex? sp. A, Chancy & Mason, I936c, 8, text-f. 43, 44; Pleistocene: near Fairbanks, Alaska.

Carex? sp. B, Chaney & Mason, 1936c, 8, text-f. 45, 46; Pleistocene: near Fairbanks, Alaska.

Carex sp., Potbury, 1932, 33, pi. 3, f. 4; San Bruno: San Mateo Co., Calif 

Mason, 1934, 151; Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif.

Carex (leaves of) Lesquereux.DHollick, 1936, 56; Sitka?, Alaska.

CARPINITES Goeppert & Berendt.

Carpinites truncatus Hollick, 1936, 85, pi. 49, f. 2; Nenana coal field, Tanana 

Region, Alaska.

Carpinus alnifolia Goeppert=Alnus alnifolia (Goeppert) Hollick.

Carpinus ancipites Wodehouse, 1933a, 510, f. 42; Green River: Parachute 

Creek, Garfield Co., Colo.

Carpinus caroliniana Walter.DBerry, 1926b, 108, pi. 47, f. 5, 6; Chowan; Neuse 

River, Wayne Co., N. C.

Carpinus pseudo-caroliniana Hollick.n

Carpinus grandis Unger.DDawson, 1879a, B 186; Ninemile Creek, Tulameen 

River, British Columbia. Penhallow, 1906a, 390a; Diamond Vale Company, 

Quilchena, British Columbia Berry, 1926d, 104, pi. 15, f. 4, 5; pi. 19, f. 4; 

Joseph and Darlington Creeks; Kitsilano, British Columbia Chaney, 1927a, 

105, pi. 9, f. 6-11; Bridge Creek: Bridge Creek, Gray Ranch, Crooked River, 

Oreg. MacGinitie, 1933, 50; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Haruey Co., Oreg. 

LaMotte, 1935b, 53; Sooke: Muir Creek, Vancouver Island, British Columbia 

Hollick, 1936, 84, pi. 47, f. 7a; pi. 49, f. 1; pi. 50, f. 9; Port Camdcn Bay, Kuiu 

Isl., southeastern Alaska; Cook Inlet, Anchorage Bay, Chignik Bay, Alaska 

Peninsula.

Carpinus pseudo-caroliniana Hollick=Carpinus caroliniana Walter.

Carpinus sp. Goeppert, 1861, Schlesische Gesell. vaterl. cultur 39te Jahresber., 

Abt. Naturwiss. u. Med., Abh., no. 2, 201 Hollick, 1936, 85; Kachemak Bay? 

or Port Graham?, Alaska.

Carpinus sp. Knowlton, 1926, 35; Latah: Spokane, Wash.
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Carpites boraginoides Knowlton, 1926, 49, pi. 29, f. 7; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, 

Idaho Berry, 1931a, 34; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 1934, 98; Latah: Coeur 

d'Alene, Idaho Brown, R. W., 1937,185, pi. 62, f. 13; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Garpolithtts hibiscoldes R. W. Brown, 1935, 584, pi. 67, f. 19; Latah: White Bird, 

Idaho.

Carpites coffeaeformis LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1930,132: Denver: Golden, Colo.

Carpites coryloides Knowlton, 1930, 132, pi. 58, f. 3-5; Dawson: east of Colorado Springs, Colo.

Carpites costatus LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1930, 132; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Carpites ginkgoides Knowlton, 1926, 50, pi. 29, f. 4; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Berry, 1931a, 34; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash.

Carpites inquirenda" Knowlton, 1923', 175, pi. 38, f. 4; Green River: Cathedral 

Bluff, Rio Blanco Co., Colo.

Carpites judithae Knowlton OWilson, 1916, 205; Belly River: Red Deer River, 

Alberta.

Carpites lakesii KnowltonOBerry, 1934a, 132, pi. 26, f. 2; Lance: Jump Off, 

Harding Co., S. Dak.

Carpites laurineus Lesquereux=Ginkgo? truncata (Lesquereux) Knowlton.

Carpites magnifica Kriowlton=Nyssa magnifica (Knowlton) Berry.

Carpites menthoides Knowlton=Carpolithus sp., R. W. Brown.

Carpites minutulus LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1930, 132; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Carpites myracarum Lesquereux, 1878, 303, pi. 60, f. 8-11; Post-Laramie4 Black 

Buttes, Wyo. Knowlton, 1930, 132; Denver: Golden, Colo.

GtinJcgo sp., Knowlton, 1898, 111; Post-Laramie: Black Buttes, Wyo.

Carpites newberryana Knowlton, 1923, 174; Green River: Green River, Wyo. 

Berry, 1930d, 77, pi. 14, f. 2, 6; so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River Basin, 

Wyo.

Juglana occidentalia Newberry (part), 1898, 34, pi. 66, f. 4a-4c only; Green River: 

Green River, Wyo.

Carpites oviformis LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1930, 131; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Carpites paulownia Knowlton=Gordonia hesperia Berry.

Carpites polygonoides Knowlton, 1926, 49, pi. 26, f. 7; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Carpites quadrivalvis Knowlton, 1930, 131, pi. 56, f. 2; Dawson : east of Colorado

Springs, Colo. 

Carpites rostellatus Lesquereux, 1878, 303, pi. 60, f. 11, 12; Denver: Golden,

Colo Knowlton, 1930,131; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Carpites spokanensis Knowlton=Bud scales, R. W. Brown. 

Carpites sulcatus Knowlton, 1924, 96, pi. 19, f. 3, 4; Animas: Pagosa Quad.,

Colo.

Carpites templetoni Knowlton, 1930, 131, pi. 58, f. 6; Dawson: east of Colorado

Springs, Colo.

Carpites viburni LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1923, 174; Green River: Alkali Station, Wyo. 

Carpites sp., Knowlton 1898d.DHollick, 1936, 171; Drew's Mine, north bank

MOD River, central Yukon region, Alaska,

Carpolithes achillaeoides Ball, 1931, 129, pi. 2, f. 6; Yegua: Turkey Creek,

Brazos Co., Tex.

Carpolithes alleni (Lesquereux) Cockerell=Koelreuteria alleni (Lesquereux)

Edwards. 

Carpolithes auriformis Hollick, 1936, 170, pi. 120, f. 6, 7; south of King Salmon

Lake, Alaska Peninsula. 

Carpolithes carrollensis Berry, 1925, 89, pi. 22, f. 6; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn.
CATALOGUE 101

Carpolithes compositus Lesquereux=Palmocarpon compositum (Lesquereux)

Lesquereux. 

Carpolithes corrugatum (Lesquereux) Cockerell=Palmocarpon? corrugatum

Lesquereux. 

Carpolithes elytraeformis Hollick, 1936, 171, pi. 120, f. 3, 4; Yakutat Bay,

Alaska. 

Carpolithes komensis Heer. White, 1898, S'47; Kook, Nugsuak Pen., west

Greenland.

Carpolithes perryensis Berry, 1925, 89, pi. 22, f. 3; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

Carpolithes ripleyensis Berry, 1925, 89, pi. 22, f. 5; Ripley: McNairy Co., Tenn. 

Carpolithes septentrionalis (Agardh) Nathorst=Stachyotaxus elegans Nathorst. 

Carpolithes umbonatus Ball, 1931, 171, pi. 18, f. 5; Fayette: Boggy Creek,

Brazos Co., Tex.

CARPOLITHUS Allioni=CARPOLITHES Schlotheim. 

Carpolithus aggregatus Berry, 1930, 134, pi. 33, f. 10; Holly Springs: Mill

Creek, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Carpolithus ailanthioides Berry, 1930, 135, pi. 32, f. 9; Holly Springs: Bolivar,

Hardeman Co., Tenn. ' 

Carpolithus alabaccus R. W. Brown, 1934, 67, pi. 15, f. 11; Green River:

Piceance Creek, Colo. 

Carpolithus alatus Berry, 1930, 135, pi. 25, f. 30; Holly Springs: Center Church,

Hardeman Co., Tenn..

Carpolithus amisutensis Miner, 1935, 599; Disko Isl., west Greenland. 

Carpolithus balli Berry, 1924, 198, pi. 64, f. 3; Fayette: Piedmont; Grimes Co.,

Tex. Ball, 1931, 171, pi. 33, f. 11; Fayette: Piedmont Co., Grimes Co., Tex. 

Carpolithus banisteroides Berry, 19SO, 134, pi. 33, f. 5, 6; Holly Springs; La

Grange, Fayette Co., Tenn. 

Carpolithus belviderensis Berry, 1922d, 224, pi. 41, f. 4; Cheyenne: near Belvidere, Kiowa Co., Kans. 

Carpolithus bicapsulis Berry, 1930, 139, pi. 48, f. 26; Holly Springs: La Grange,

Fayette Co., Tenn. 

Carpolithus biseminatus Berry, 1930, 139, pi. 49, f. 17; Holly Springs: Puryear,

Henry Co., Tenn.

Carpolithus, bladenensis Berry, 1920e, 406; Black Creek: Sampson Co., N. C. 

Carpolithus bolivarensis Berry, 1930, 136, pi. 45, f. 4, 5; Holly Springs: Puryear, Henry Co., Bolivar, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Carpolithus bonnevillensis Chaney, 1920a, 181, pi. 22, f. 4; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg. 

Carpolithus bridgerensis Berry, 1930d, 78, pi. 15, f. 4; so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo. 

Carpolithus browni Berry, 1930d, 78, pi. 14, f. 1; so-called Bridger: Wind River

Basin, Tipperary, Wyo. 

Carpolithus bumeliaformis Berry, 1916e, 243, pi. 60, f. 8; Catahoula: Chalk Hills,

near Rosefield, La. 1924, 198; Lagrange: Hickman, Fulton Co., Ky.; near

Union City, Obion Co., Tenn.

Carpolithus burseraformis Berry, 1930, 137, pi. 48, f. 6; Holly Springs: Puryear, Henry Co., Tenn. 

Carpolithus callitriformis Berry, 1924, 197, pi. 40, f. 3; Catahoula?: Trinity

Co., Tex. Ball, 1931,171; Catahoula? (Jackson) : Trinity Co., Tex. 

Carpolithus callowayensis Berry, 1930, 140, pi. 48, f. 29, 30; Holly Springs:

Bell City, Galloway Co., Ky. 

Carpolithus capsularis R. W. Brown, 1929, 291, pi. 76, f. 3; Green River: on

Piceance Creek near junction with White River, Colo.
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Carpolithus carolinensis Berry, 1920e, 405; Black Creek: Sampson Co., N. C.

Carpolithus caryophylloides Knowlton, 1923, 174, pi. 37, f. 13; Green River: 

Greasewood' Creek, Rio Blanco Co., Colo.

Carpolithus cassioides R. W. Brown, 1929, 291, pi. 76, f. 1; Green River: northwest of De Beque, Colo. 1934, 67, pi. 15, f. 8; Green River: Ute Trail northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Carpolithus chesterensis Berry, 1930, 136, pi. 25, f. 9; Holly Springs: Taylor 

Farm, Chester Co., Tenn.

Carpolithus collinsi Berry, 1930, 137, pi. 25, f. 10; Holly Springs: Taylor Farm, 

Chester Co., Tenn.

Carpolithus delicatulus Berry, 1930, 134, pi. 33, f. 9; Holly Springs: Bolivar, 

Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Carpolithus elliftticus R. W. Brown not Sternberg=Carpolithus prunoides 

R. W. Brown.

Carpolithus fagaraformis Berry, 1930, 137, pi. 48, f. 31; Holly Springs: Puryear, Henry Co., Tenn.

Carpolithus filiferus R. W. Brown, 1934, 67, pi. 15, f. 17, 18; Green River: Roan 

Creek northwest of De Beque; between Carr and Brush Creeks northwest 

of De Beque, Colo.

Carpolithus floribundus Newberry.DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys 

Mill, Ala.

Carpolithus globuliferus (Heer) Seward, 1926, 98, pi. 10, f. 99; text-f. 12; 

Nugsuak, west Greenland.

Zamites globuliferus Heer, 1882, 12, pi. 4, f. 1-7. White, 1898, 347; Kook, 

Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland.

Carpolithus gronovii Berry, 1930, 1S5, pi. 25, f. 2-5, 20; Holly Springs; Silerton Road, Taylor farm, Chester Co.; Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Carpolithus hibiscoides R. W. Brown=Carpites boraginoides Knowlton. 

Carpolithus hiraeaformis Berry, 1930, 138, pi. 48, f. 19, 20; Grenada: Somerville, Fayette Co., Tenn. 

Carpolithus inequilateralis Berry, 1930, 140, pi. 48, f. 27, 28; Holly Springs:

La Grange, Fayette Co., Tenn. 

Carpolithus juncaformis Berry, 1930, 138, pi. 25, f. 18; pi. 49, f. 20; Holly

Springs: La Grange, Fayette Co., Tenn. 

Carpolithus kentuckyensis Berry, 193O, 14O, pi. 49, f. 16; Holly Springs : Bell

City, Calloway Co., Ky. 

Carpolithus leitneriaformis Berry, 1930, 139, pi. 49, f. 10; Holly Springs: Mill

Creek, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Carpolithus longipedunculatus Berry, 1930, 136, pi. 25, f. 16, 17; Holly Springs:

Mill Creek, Hardeman Co., Tenn, 

Carpolithus malpighiaformis Berry, 1930, 134, pi. 25, f. 33; Holly Springs:

Bolivar, Marueman Co., Xuuu.

Carpolithus marylandicus Rollick, 1901, 258, pi. 64, f. 11, lla, lib; Nanjemoy

(Wooclstoclc) : Pope's Creek, Md. 

Carpolithus marylandicus rugosus Hollick, 1901, 258, pi. 64, f. 12, 12a, 12b;

Nanjemoy (Woodstock) : Pope's Creek, Md. 

Carpolithus najasoides Berry, 1924, 198, pi. 41, f. 4; Barnwell: near Macon,

Bibb Co., Ga. 

Carpolithus oblongus (Heer) Seward, 1926, 136, pi. 11, f. 114; Nugsuak, west

Greenland.

TetrapTvyllum ollongum 'Heer, 1882, 105, pi. 26, f. 5b, 6. 

Carpolithus paliuroides R. W. Brown, 1934, 67, pi. 15, f. 12; Green River: Roan 

Creek northwest of De Beque, Colo.
CATALOGUE 103

Carpolithus palmites R. W. Brown, 1929, 291, pi. 76, f. 4; Green River: northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Carpolithus patootensis Miner, 1935, ~599; Patoot: Nugsuak Peninsula, west 

Greenland.

Carpolithus plumosus Berry, 1930, 139, pi. 48, f. 3; -Holly Springs: Puryear, 

Henry Co., Tenn.

Carpolithus poaformis Berry, 1930, '138, pi. 25, f. 12; Holly Springs: Center 

Church, Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Carpolithus prunoides R. W. Brown, 1934, 68; Piceance Creek near junction with 

White River, Colo.

Carpolithus ellipticus R. W. Brown not Sternberg, 1929, 291, pi. 76; f. 2; Green 

River : Piceance Creek near junction with White River, Colo.

Carpolithus pteraformis Berry=Cedrela pteraformis (Berry) R. W. Brown. 

Carpolithus puryearensis Berry, 1930, 137, pi. 25, f. 11; Holly Springs: Whiteville, west of Nashville, Hardeman Co., Tenn.; Grenada: Somerville, Fayette

Co., Tenn. 

Carpolithus rotundalatus Berry, 1930, 136, pi. 44, f. 4-7; Holly Springs: Mill

Creek, west of Bolivar, Hardeman Co.; Bradley Pit, Henry Co., Tenn. 

Carpolithus rugosus Chaney, .1920a, 181, pi. 22, f. 2, 3; Eagle Creek: Multnojnah Co., Oreg. 

Carpolithus sapindoides Berry, 1930, 137, pi. 25, f. 14; Holly Springs: Center

Church, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Carpolithus serratifolius R. W. Brown, 1929, 292, pi. 76, f. 5; Green River:

northwest of De Beque, Colo. 

Carpolithus shandyensis Berry, 1930, 135, pi. 25, f. 1; Holly Springs: Mill Creek,

Hardeman Co., Tenu. 

Carpolithus silertonensis Berry, 1930, 136, pi. 25, f. 6, 7; Holly Springs:

Silerton Road, Taylor Farm, Chester Co., Tenn.; Mill Creek, Shandy, Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Carpolithus somervillensis Berry, 1930, 137, pi. 45, f. 6, 7; Qrenada: Somerville, Fayette Co., Tenn. 

Carpolithus? stipuliformis Seward, 1926, 137, pi. 10, f. 98; Nugsuak, west

Greenland. 

Carpolithus taylorensis Berry, 1930, 136, pi. 25, f. 8; Holly Springs: Taylor

Farm, Chester Co., Tenn. 

Carpolithus vitaceus R. W. Brown, 1934, 68, pi. 15, f. 10; Green River: Kimball

Creek northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Carpolithus sp. 1, Berry, 1922c, 179; Woodbine: Arthur's -Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex. 

Carpolithus sp. 2, Berry, 1922c, 180, pi. 40, f. 1; Woodbine: Arthur's'Bluff,

Lamar Co., Tex. 

Carpolithus sp. 3, Berry, 1922c, 180, pi. 40, f. 2-4; Woodbine: Arthur's Bluff,

Lamar Co., Tex. 

Carpolithus sp., R. W. Brown, 1937, 185, pi. 63, f. 2, 3; Latah: Spokane, Wash.;

White Bird, Idaho.

Equisetum, underground stem, Knowlton, 1926, 24, pi. 9, f. 1; pi. 26, f. 5; pi. 29,

f. 8 ; Latah : Spokane, Wash. a 

Malvaf hesperia Knowlton, 1926, 47, pi. 29, f. 11; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Berry, 1934, 120, pi. 24, -f. 2 ; Latah : White Bird, Idaho. 

Phyiutes amplexicaulus Knowlton, 1926, 47, pi. 29, f. 3; Latah : Spokane, Wash. 

Berry, 1931a, 34 ; Latah : Grand Coulee, Wash. . 

Carpites menthoides Knowlton, 1926, 49, pi. 26, f. 4; Latah: Spokane, Wash. -

Berry, 1929f, 264; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 1934, 122; Latah: White Bird,

Idaho. 

Ficus interglacialis Hollick.QHollick, 1927, 405, pi. 34; pi. 35; St. Eugene slits:

British Columbia. Berry, 1931a, 37; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash.
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Carpolithus sp., R. W. Brown, 1937, 185, pi. 61, f. 15; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Juncusf crassulus Berry not Cockerell, 1929f, 240; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Carpolithus, species of, R. W. Brown, 1934, 68, pi. 15, f. 1&-16; Green River:

Ute Trail northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Carpolithus sp., Seward, 1926, 138, text-f. 35; Nugsuak, west Greenland. 

Carpolithus sp. A, Seward & Conway, 1935, 36, pi. 2, f. 15; Kingigtok: west

Greenland. 

Carpolithus sp. B, Seward & Conway, 1935, 36, pi. 2, f. 18; Kingigtok: west

Greenland.

CARYA Nuttall=HICORIA Rafinesque.

Carya aquatica Michaux fils=Hicoria aquatica (Michaux fils) Britton. 

Carya bilinica (Unger) Ettingshausen=Juglans juglandiformis (Sternberg)

Giebel. * 0 

Carya egregia (Lesquereux) LaMotte, 1936, 116, pi. 4, f. 5, 6; pi. 6, f. 1, 2. 

Brown, R. W., 1937, 169, pi. 47, f. 4; pi. 57, f. 4; Latah: White Bird, Idaho;

Mascall: Tipton, Oreg.

Juglans egregia Lesquereux.nBerry, 1931a, 35, pi. 11, f. 3 ; Latah : Grand Coulee, 

Wash. Hollick, 1936, 79 pi. 22, f. 2b ; pi. 100, f. 5 ; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof 

Isl., southeast Alaska ; Portage (Balboa) Bay, Alaska Peninsula.

Juglans oregoniana Lesquereux.QChaney, 1927a, 104; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch, 

Crooked River Basin, Oreg. MacGinitie, 1933, 50; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, 

Harney Co., Oreg. rBerry, 1938, 90; Latah : Grand Coulee, Wash. 

Rhus lendirei Lesquer'eux.DChaney, 1920a, 178; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., 

Oreg.

Juglans cryptata Knowlton.n

Salix mixta Knowlton (part), 1902, 32, pi. 2, f. 12 (leaflet on left only) ; Mascall: 

Van Horn's Ranch, John Day Basin, Oreg.

Hicoria pseudovata Hollick, 1927, 395, pi. 30, f. 1, 2; St. Eugene silts: British 

Columbia.

W"Ptelea miocenica" LaMotte, 1936, 133, pi. 11, f. 4 only?? Upper Cedarville: Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif. R. W. Brown considers it equal to Carya 

egregia; I am unable to concur, feeling that the leaves in question do not 

equal this species. That they may not represent the leaflets of Ptelea miocenica 

i8 acknowledged and they are cited in this catalogue under the heading of 

"Ptelea miocenica," LaMotte not Berry, in need of critical revision.

Carya olivaeformis, Lesquereux not Nuttall=Hicoria jacksoniana Berry. 

Carya ovata Miller=Hicoria ovata (Miller) Britton.

Carya simulata (Knowlton) R. W. Brown, 1937, 169; Mascall: John Day Basin, 

Oreg.

Aeseulusf simulata Knowlton.DChaney, 1922a, 216; Payette, Idaho.

Bftws? sp., Knowlton, 1902, 70, pi. 14, f. 6; Mascall: Van Horn's Ranch, John Day

Basin, Oreg. 

Aesculus simulata, Oliver not Knowlton, 1934, 24 ; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg.

Cassia alaskana Hollick, 1930, 98, pi. 74, f. 2, 3; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Cassia amphioxa Ball, 1931, 76, pi. 5, f. 6; Indio: Barton's Ranch, Bastrop Co., 

Te'x.

Cassia angusta Heer=Sapindopsis angusta (Heer) Seward & Conway.

Cassia bentonensis Berry.DBall, 1931, 76; 'Indio: Calaveras Creek, Wilson 

Co., Tex.

Classic i>«.ii-^~rci,sie xst-n^, 3.030, en_, pi. 32, £. -a, O j JiToHy Springs ; Bolivar, HCardeman Co,, Tenn,

Cassia cockfieldensis Berry, 1924, 63, pi. 10, f. 12; Yegua: Columbia, Caldwell

Parish, La. . 

Cassia culebrensis Berry, 1918, 34, pi. 16, f. 1; Culebra: near'Empire, Canal

Zone.
CATALOGUE 105

Cassia? dubiosa Rollick, 1924, 304, pi. 10, f. 4; Collazo: Porto Rico 1928, 2-3; 

Collazo: Porto Rico.

Cassia emarginata Berry.DBerry, 1922g, 14; Wilcox:' Holly Springs: Mashall 

Co., Miss.; Lagrange: Grand Junction, Fayette Co., Tenn.

Cassia evidens Hollick, 1928, 204, pi. 69, f. 8; Collazo, Porto Rico.

Cassia fayettensis Berry.DBerry, 1930, 79, pi. 12, f. 8; pi. 25, f. 22; pi. 39, f. 

4; pi. 46, f. 7, 8; pi. 48, f. 33; Holly Springs : Lamar and Holly Springs, Miss.; 

Hardeman Co.; LaGrange, Fayette Co.; Jackson, Madison Co.; McKenzie, 

.Carroll Co.; Grable pit, Puryear and Cottage Grove, Henry Co., Tenn.; Grenada: 

Somerville and Williston, Fayette Co., Tenn.; Wilcox: Benton, Saline Co., 

Ark.; Nevada Co., Ark.; Texarkana, Miller Co., Ark.

Cassia georgiana Berry.DBerry, 1924, 169, pi. 33, f. 8; Barnwell: near Gibson, 

Glascock Co., Ga.

Cassia glenni BerryOBerry, 1930, 82, pi. 41, f. 13; Holly Springs: Early Grove 

and Holly Springs, Miss.; Mill Creek, Hardeman Co.; La Grange, Fayette Co.; 

Mercer, Madison Co.; Atkins Pit, Henry Co., Tenn.; Wickliffe, Ballard. Co., 

Ky.; Grenada: Cottage Grove, Henry Co.; Fayette Corners, Fayette Co., Tenn. 

Hollick, 1936, 128, pi. 72, f. 3, 4; Drews Mine, north bank Yukon River, central 

Yukon region; Matanuska River west from Moose Creek, Alaska.

Cassia hesperia, R. W. Brown, 1929, 287, pL 73, f. 6; Green River: northwest of 

De Beque, Colo. 1934, 58, pi. 12, f. 1-4; Green River: Piceance Creek; northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Banisteria Iradleyi R. W. Brown, 1929, 287, pi. 73, f. 7; Piceance Creek near 

junction with White River, Colo.

Cassia idahoensis Knowlton=Salix inquirenda Knowlton.

Cassia idahoensis Berry not Knowlton=Sophora spokanensis Knowlton.

Cassia imitativa Hollick, 1928, 204, pi. 70, f. 1, 2a, 2b; Collazo: P. R.

Cassia imparilis Hollick, 1928, 205,-pi. 70, f. 5; Collazo: P. R.

Cassia jacksoniana Berry, 1924, 169, pi. 33, f. 6; Jackson: near El Dorado,

Union Co., Ark. 

Cassia kiigleri Berry, 1925a, 95, pi. 15, f. 3; Forest: Trinidad, British West

Indies. 

Cassia leptocarpoides Berry, 1925a, 94, pi. 5, f. 5; Siparia: Trinidad, British

West Indies. 

Cassia longifolia Engelhardt, 1895, Abh. Senck. Naturf. Gesell., vol. 19, 19, 24,

pi. 2, f. 14-16; Loja and Tablayaca, Ecuador. Berry, 1925a, 93, pi. 1, f. 6;

Porcellanite, Siparia: Trinidad, British West Indies. 

Cassia marshallensis Berry .QBall, 1931, 76; Carrizo?: Concillas Creek, Webb

Co., Tex.

Cassia mississippiensis Berry=Gleditsia? mississippiehsis (Berry) Berry. 

Cassia nictitanioides Berry, 1930, 81, pi. 41, f. 8; Holly Springs: Shandy, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Cassia obionana Berry, 1924, 169, pi. 51, f. 2; Lagrange: near Union City,

Obion Co., Tenn.

Cassia obtusa Knowlton not Clos=Salix inquirenda Knowlton. 

Cassia ordinaria Hollick, 1928, 205, pi. 69, f. 10; Collazo: P. R. 

Cassia phaseolites Unger, 1850, K. Akad. Wiss. (Wieh), Math.-naturwiss. 01.,

Denkschr., vol. 2, 188 (58), pi. 65 (44), f. 1-5; pi. 66 (45), f. 1-9. Hollick,

1936, 129, pi. 72, f. 5, 6; Matanuska River below Moose Creek, Alaska. 

Cassia puryearensis Berry.QKnowlton, 1924, 90, pi. 14, f. 1, 2; Animas:

Pagosa Quad., Colo. Hollick, 1928, 205, pi. 70, f. 3, 4; Collazo: P. R. Berry, 

 1930, 81, pi. 12, f. 13; Wilcox: Hardeman, Fayette, Madison and Henry Cos.,

Tenn.; Calloway Co., Ky.; Grenada: Fayette and Henry Cos., Tenn. MacGinitie, 1937, 141, pi. 7, f. 3; Weaverville: Hay Fork, Trinity Co., Calif.
106 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Cassia robertsi Berry, 1930, SO, pi. 41, f. 7; Grenada: Cottage Grove, Henry 

Co., Tenn.

Cassia sipariensis Hollick, 1924, 303, pi. 1, f. 1; Siparia: Trinidad, British West 

Indies. Berry, 1925a, 96; Siparia: Trinidad, British West Indies.

Cassia sophoroides (Knowlton) Berry=Vaccinium sophoroides (Knowlton) 

R. W. Brown.

Cassia sophoroides Berry not Knowlton=Sophora spokanensis~Knowlton.

Cassia spokanensis Berry=Cedrela pteraformis (Berry) R. W. Brown.

Cassia tennesseensis Berry.QBall, 1931, 77; Carrizo?: Dimmit Co., Tex.

Cassia vetusta Knowlton, 1930, 99, pi. 45, f. 2; Dawson; near Colorado Springs, 

Colo.

Cassia visibilis Hollick, 1928, 206, pi. 69, f. 12 ; Collazo: P. R.

Cassia wilcoxiana Berry.DBerry, 1930, 79, pi. 12, f. 7; Holly Springs: Mill 

Creek, Hardeman Co.; La Grange, Fayette Co., Tenn.

Cassia zuliana Berry, 1925a, 95, pi. 11, f. 4-6; Siparia, Trinidad, British West 

Indies.

CttSSid sp,?, Newberry=Cercidiphyllum crenatum (Unger) R. W. Brown.

Castalia pulchella Knowlton, 1930, 94, pi. 42, f. 1; pi, 57, t 3; Dawson: east 

of Colorado Springs, Colo.

Castalia stantoni Knowlton.DWilson, 1914a, 323; near Steveville, Red Deer 

River, Alberta. 1916, 205; Belly River: Red Deer River, Alberta.

Castalia? sp., Berry, 1927c, 12, pi. 1, f. 1; Esmeralda: Mineral Co., Nev.

Castalia sp., Berry, 1924a, 19, pi. 1, f. 25; Pleistocene: Washington, D. C.

CASTALIITES Hollick, 1930, 76. Genotype: C. ordinarius Hollick.

Castaliites acutidentatus Hollick, 1930, 77, pi. 41, f. 3; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

Castaliites cordatus Hollick, 1930, 76, pi. 41, f. 6; Nulato: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Castaliites crenatidentatus Hollick, 1930, 77, pi. 41, f. 4; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

Castaliites flabelliformis Hollick, 1930, 76, pi. 41, f. 5; Melozi: Lower Yukon, 

Alaska.

Castaliites inordinatus Hollick, 1930, 77, pi. 41, f. 2; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, 

Alaska.

Castaliites ordinarius Hollick, 1930, 76, pi. 41, f. 7; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, 

Alaska.

Castanea castaneaefolia (Unger) Knowlton=Gastanea orientalis Chaney.

Castanea Claibornensis Berry.DBerry, 1924, 156; Barnwell: Grovetown, Columbia Co., Ga.

Castanea dentata (Marshall) Borkhausen. Berry & Hawkins, 1935a, 250, pi. 

23, f. 3; Pensauken: near Durham's Corner, Middlesex Co., N. J.

Castanea intermedia Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1924, 81, pi. 8, f. 1; Animas: 

Pagosa Quad., Colo. 1930, 50; Dawson: Purdon Mine, Colo.

Castanea lesquereuxi L,aMotte=Fagus washoensis LaMotte.

Castanea orientalis Chaney, 1927a, no, pi. 12, t. 1, 4; Bridge Creek: Crooked

River, Gray Ranch, Oreg.; Cant's RaDCll, Oreg-Berry, 1929f, 245, pi. 51, f. 4,

5; Latali: Spokane, Wash. 1932a, 4O; Ballantyne Ranch, Malheur Co., 

Oreg. 1938, 89; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. Hoffman, A. D., 1832, 737;

Douglas Canyon, Wash. Brown, n. w., SOST, iVi, pi. 49, f. 17. Latah:

Spokane, Wash.; White Bird, Idaho-1937c, 516.

Castanea castaneaefolia (Unger) Knowlton.QKnow]ton, 1900d, 40; Clarno? : southeast of Ashland, Oreg.; 1 mi. eas't of Murphy's Spring and 3 mi, southeast of 

Ashland; Oreg. 1926, 37, pi. 18, f. 7, 8; pi. 19, f. 1; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Berry, 1929f, 245; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 1931a, 34; Latah: Grand Coulee, 

Wash. 1934, 108 ; Latah : ?White Bird ; Linson Valley ; Nez Perc6 Co.; near
CATALOGUE _ - 107

Castanea orientalis Continued.

St. Maries, Jdaho. Hollick, 1936, 97, pi. 53, f. 4-6; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof

Isl., southeastern Alaska; Port Campden, Kuiu Isl., southeastern Alaska; Eska

Creek, Matanuska Coal Field, Alaska. 

Castanea pulchella Knowlton.Q 

Dryophyllum longipetiolatum Knowlton.QHollick, 1936, 104, pi. 42, f. 5; Hamilton

Bay, Kupreanof Isl., southeastern Alaska. 

Castanea ungeri Heer.D . Quercus spokanensis Knowlton, 1926, 37, pi. 19, f. 3; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Berry, 1938, 89; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash.

Castanea pulchella Knowlton=Castanea orientalis Chaney.

Castanea pumila Miller.DBerry, 1919b, 9; Pleistocene: McNairy PO., Tenn.

Castanea? radiata Chaney, 1920a, 166, pi. 10, f. 3-5; Eagle Creek: Multnomah 

Co., Oreg.

Castanea ungeri Heer=Castanea orientalis Chaney.

Castanea sp., F. M. Scott, 1926, 405; Tesla, Calif.

Castanopsis chrysophylloides Lesquereux.QDorf, 1930, 90, pi. 9, f. 4, 5; Santa 

Rosa; Lakeville; Bennett Valley, Calif. LaMotte, 1936, 121; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif.

Castanopsis consimilis (Newberry) Brooks, 1935, 285, pi. 6, f. 2; pi. 7, f. 3, 4; 

pi. 8, f. 1-5; pi. 9, f. 4, 5; pi. 10, f. 4, 6; pi. 17, f. 1; pi. 20, f. 5; Sucker Creek: 

Ballantyne Ranch, near Homedale, Idaho Berry, 1938, 92, text-f. 6; Latah: 

Grand Coulee, Wash.

NOTE. Brooks lists the following synonymy -which requires further study 

before general acceptance of tbis as a species of Castanopsis: Quercus consimilis 

Newberry, Quercus drymeja linger, Quercus idahoensis Knowlton, Quercus 

berryi Trelease, Castanea orientalis Chaney, Quercus unnamed leaf, Berry, 

Quercus sitnulata Knowlton (part).

Castanopsis convexa (Lesquereux) Brooks, 1935, 288, pi. 6, f. 5; pi. 10, f. 1, 3; 

pi. 12, f. 1-6; pi. 13, f. 4-6; pi. 18, f. 3-5; pi. 20, f. 4; pi. 21, f. Ib; Sucker Creek: 

Ballantyne Ranch near Homedale, Idaho Dorf, 1936,112, pi. 1, f. 7, 8; Idaho: 

near Weiser, Idaho R. W. Brown, 1937, 171, pi. 49, f. 8-11; Latah: Spokane, 

Wash.; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg. 1937c, 515.

Diospyros elliptica Knowlton.QLaMotte, 1936b, 417; Ellensburg: Ellensburg. 

Wash.

Sapindus oregonianus Knowlton.nChaney, 1922a, 216; Payette: Idaho. Brooks, 

1935, 297, pi. 19, f. 4; Sucker Creek: Ballantyne Ranch near Homedale, Idaho. 

NOTE. Brcoks lists the following synonymy which requires' further study 

before general acceptance of this as a species of Castanopsis: Quercus convexa 

Lesquereux, Quercus simplex Newberry, Quercus simulata Knowlton (part), 

Salix perplewa Knowlton, Salix pseudo-arffentea Knowlton, Sali® dayana Knowlton (part), Salix elongata, Knowlton not Weber, Salite sp., Knowlton, 1926, 

Querous perplexa (Knowlton) Berry.

Castanopsis sp. Arnold, 1935, 379; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg.

Catalpa crassifolia Newberry=Paranymphaea crassifolia (Newberry) Berry.

Catalpa? sp., Arnold, 1935, 379; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg.

CAULINIA DeCandolle.

Caulinia. laevis (Goeppert) Goeppert, 1861, Schlesische Gesell. vaterl. Cultur 

39te Jahresber., Abt., Naturwiss! u. Med., Abb. 202. Hollick, 1936, 53; Ninilchik, west side of Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.

Caulinites acanthus R. W. Brown, 1929, 292, pi. 76, f. 10; Green River; northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Caulinites gleichenioides Seward, 1926, 147, pi. 11, f. 108; Nugsuak, west 

Greenland.

Caulinites prehensus R. W. Brown, 1929, 292, pi. 76, f. 11; Green RiVer; northwest of De Beque, Colo.
108 MES02TOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Caulinites sp., Chaney & Elias, 1936b, 35; Ogaliaia: Brown Co., Nebr.; Beaver

Co., Okla.; Logan Co., Kans. 

CAYTONIA Thomas, 1925, The Caytoniales, a new group of Angiospermous

plants from the Jurassic rocks of Yorkshire, Roy. Soc. London, Phil. Trans.,

Ser. B, vol. 213, 314. Harris, 1932a, 13. Genotype: C. sewardi Thomas. 

Caytonia thomasi Harris, 1932a, 13; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound,

east Greenland. 1933, 97, pi. 4, 5; Liassic: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Sagenopteris nilssoniana seed Harris, 1926, 77, pi. 8, f. 7, 8; text-f. 12f-g; 

Kliaetic : Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Ceanothus blakei Chaney, 1927a, 128, pi. 16, f. 4, 6-9; Bridge Creek: Bridge

Creek, Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg. 

Ceanothus chaneyi Dorf, 1930, 103, pi. 13, f. 3, 4; Calabazas Canyon, Contra

Costa Co., Calif. 

Ceanothus edensis Axelrod, 1937, 179, pi. 6, f. 4; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont,

Calif. 

Ceanothus idahoensis R. W. Brown, 1935, 581, pi. 69, f. 8; Latah: Salmon,

Idaho.

Populus zaddacJii Jennings not Heer.D 1920, 406, pi. 24, f. 6; pi. 25, f. 1, 2; 

pi. 26, f. la, 2, 3, 5, 6; Missoula Mont.

Ceanothus jacksonensis Berry; 1924, 178, pi, 60, f. 3, 4; Fayette: Barrera

League, Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 160, pi. 33, f. 5, 6; Fayette: Barrera

League, Brazos Co., Tex.

Ceanothus meigsii Lesquereux=Zizyphus meigsii (Lesquereux) Berry. 

Ceanothus polymorphus Al. Braun=Cinnamomum ciimamomeum (Rossmaessler) .Hollick. 

Ceanothus rigidus Nuttall. Mason, 1934, 167, pi. 10, f. 8; Tomales: Tomales

Bay, Marin Co., Calif. 

Ceanothus, thyrsiflorus Eschscholtz. Chaney & Mason, 1930, 13, pi. 7, f. 14;

Pleistocene: Santa Cruz Isl., Calif. Potbury, 1932, 37, pi. 3, f. 10; Pleistocene:

San Bruno, San Mateo Co., Calif . Chaney & Mason, 1933a, 62, pi. 8, f. 1, 2;

Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif. Mason, 1934, 168, pi. 10,

f. 4, 7; Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif. 

Ceanothus sp., Axelrod, 1934, 2 ; Mt. Eden : near Beaumont, Calif. 

Ceanothus sp., Axelrod, 1937,180, pi. 6, f. 5; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif. 

Cebatha Carolina (Linne") Britton.DBerry & Hawkins, 1935a, 250, pi. 24, f. 3;

Pensauken: near Durham's Corner, Middlesex Co., N. J.

Cebatha, Carolina,, Berry (part) not Britton=Menispermites carolinaformis 

Berry.

(JobO/th® fl/aydeniaiWS (Ward) Knowlton=Paranymphaea crassifolia (Newberry) Berry.

Cebatha heteromorpha (Knowlton) Berry, 1931a, 37; Latah: Grand Coulee,

Wash. 1934, 112; Latah : east of Lewiston on bank of Clear-water River, Nez

Perc6 Co.; near Arrow Junction, Nez Perce Co.; south of Juliaetta, Nez Perc6 

CO.; east Of White Bird, Idaho Co.; near St. Maries, Kootenai Co., Idaho 

LaMotte, 1936, 126, pi. 9, f. 1; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev.

Populus heteromorpha Knowlton, 1926, 30, pi. 12, f. 8-10; pi. 13, £. 1-7 5 pi. 14, 

f. 1-3; pi. 15, f. 3-5; Latah: Spokane, Wash. Berry, I929f, 242; Latah: 

Spokane, Wash. Hoffman., 1932, 735; Douglas Canyon, Wash.

Populus fairii Knowlton, 1926, 30, pi. 15, f. 2; pi. 16, f. 1-3; Latah: Spokane,

Wash. 

Cebatlia multiformis Hollick, 1927, 406, pi. 38, f. 1-6; pi. 39, f. 1-3; St. Eugene

silts: British Columbia. 

Gissampelgs dubiosa Hollick, 1927, 408, pi. 37, f. 4-7; pi. 39, f. 4; St. 'Eugene

silts: British Columbia. 

Cebatha multiformis Hollick=Cebatha heteromorpha (Knowlton) Berry.
CATALOGUE 109

Cedrela browniana Arnold=Cedrela oregoniana (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown.

Cedrela jacksoniana Berry, 1924, 67, 174, pi. 34, f. 4, 5; pi. 44, f. 1-5; Yegua: 

Rock Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.; Jackson: White Bluff, Jefferson Co., Ark.; 

Fayette: near Hornbeck, Sabine Parish, La.; Catahoula?: Trinity Co., Tex.; 

Lagrange: near Cane City, Obion Co., Tenn.; Fayette: near Millican and near 

Wellborn, Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 157, pi. 33, f. 8-10; pi. 34. f. 9; Catahoula?: Trinity Co.; Fayette: Brazos Co., Tex.

Cedrela lancifolia (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown, 1937, 178, pi. 60, f. 3, 4; Florissant: Florissant, Colo.

Sapindus"lancifolius Lesquereux (part), 1883, 182, pi. 32, f. 3-6 only; Florissant: 

Florissant, Colo.

Cedrela merrilli (Chaney) R. W. Brown, 1937c, 511; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch, 

Crooked River Basin; near Mitchell, Oreg.

Rhus merrilli Chaney, 1927a, 125, pi. 16, f. 1, 2 ; Crooked 'River: Gray Ranch 

and Cove Creek, Oreg. Berry, 1934, 116; Latah: east of White Bird, Idaho 

Co.; south of Juliaetta, Nez Perce" Co., Idaho 1938, 89 ; Latah : Grand Coulee, 

Wash.

Cedrela pteraformis (Berry) R. W. Brown (part), 1935, 579, (refer only to Acer 

sp. ? Newberry). 1937, 179, (refer only to Pinus knowltoni Mason (part) not 

Chaney).

Acer? sp. Newberry, 1898, 115, pi. 46, f. 8; Bridge Creek: Crook Co., Oreg.

Pinus knowltoni Mason (part) not Chaney, 1927, pi. 3, f. 3, only; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg.

Cedrela miocenica Berry, 1923b, 16, pi. 7, f. 1; San Jose" del Carmen, Vera Cruz,

Mexico. 

Cedrela mississippiensis major Berry, 1930, 95, pi. 41, f. 3; Holly Springs:

Grable Pit, Henry Co.; Bolivar, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Cedrela mississippiensis minor Berry, 1930, 95, pi. 41, f. 1, 2; Holly Springs:

Grable Pit, Henry Co., Tenn. 

Cedrela oregoniana (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown, 1937c, 513; Upper Cedarville:

49 Camp, Nev.; Mascall: John Day Basin; Tipton; Trout Creek; Sucker Creek,

Oreg.; Hog Creek, Idaho.

Ficus f oregoniana Lesquereux.fJLaMotte, 1936b, 417; Ellensburg; Bllensburg,

Wash. 

Sapindus afflnisf MacGinitie not Newberry, 1933, 60; Trout Creek: Trout Creek,

Harney Co., Oreg. 

Sapindus oregonianus LaMotte not Knowlton, 1935, 37, pi. 1, f. 2, 3, 5; pi. 2, f.

1-4; pi. 3, f. 2, 4, 5 ; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev. 1936, 136;

Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif. 

Oedrela 'browniana Arnold, 1936a, 1019; f. 11; Strode Ranch, Sucker Creek;

McKenzie Ranch, Carter Creek, Malheur Co., Oreg. 1937, 95, pi. 7, f. 1, 2;

Sucker and Carter Creek, Oreg.

Cedrela trainii Arnold, 1936a, 1018, f. 1, 2; Strode Ranch, Sucker Creek; McKenzie Ranch, Carter Creek, Malheur Co., Oreg. 1937, 95, pi. 6, f. 1-3, 6;

Sucker and Carter Creeks, Oreg. 0 

Apocynum indiana MacGinitie, 1933, 66, pi. 12, f. 1; Trout Creek: Trout Creek,

Harney Co., Oreg. 

Pinus monticolensis LaMotte not Berry, 1936, 110, pi. 5, f. 1, 4;.Upper Cedarville:

49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev. 

Pseudotsuga masoni LaMotte not MacGinitie, 1936, 111, pi. 2, f. 6, 7; Upper

Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev. 

Pinus russelli LaMotte, 1936, 110, pi. 5, f. 2, 3; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp,

Washoe Co., Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif.

Libocedrus sp., Dorf, 1936, 108, pi. 1, f. 4; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho. 

Cedrela pteraformis (Berry) R. W. Brown, 1937, 179, pi. 60, f. 9; Latah: Spokane, Wash, (including also Pinus monticolensia LaMotte not Berry, Pinna

russeli LaMotte, Pseudotsuga masoni LaMotte not MacGinitie, Li'bocedrus sp.,

Dorf, and 'Oedrela pteraformis Arnold not Brown). 

Cedrela pteraformis Arnold not R. W. Brown, 1937, 95, pi. 6, f. 4, 7-10; Sucker

and Carter Creeks, Malheur Co., Oreg.
110 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Cedrela preodorata Berry, 1925a, 102, pi. 11, f. 7, 8; Upper Forest: Trinidad,

British West Indies.

Cedrela prewilcoxiana Berry, 1925, 61, pi. 12, f. 1; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn. 

Cedrela pteraformis (Berry) R. W. Brown, 1935, 579, pi. 67, f. 21; Latah:

Spokane, Wash. 1937, 179, pi. 52, f. 12; pi. 60, f. 5-8, 10; Latah: Spokane,

Wash. 1937c, 513; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Carpolithus pteraformis Berry, 1929f, 264, pi. 60, f. 5 ; Latah : Vera and Spokane,

Wash. 

Gordonia pteraformis (Berry) Berry, 1929n, 431; Latah: Spokane and Vera,

Wash. 

Umbellularia dayana Berry (part) not Knowlton, 1929f, 260, pi. 58, f. 4; Latah:

Coeur d'Alene, Idaho ; Spokane, Wash.

Sapindtts armstrongi Berry, 1929f, 254, pi. 63, f. 14 ; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Cassia spokanensis Berry, 1929f, 253, pi. 63, f. 18; Latah : Spokane, Wash. 

1931a, 34 ; Latah : Grand Coulee, Wash.

Cedrela pteraformis Arnold not R. W. Brown=Cedrela oregoniana (Lesquereux)

R. W. Brown. 

Cedrela pteraformis (Berry) R. W. Brown (part )= Cedrela merrilli (Chaney)

R. W. Brown.

Cedrela pteraformis (Berry) R. W. Brown (part )= Cedrela oregoniana (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown. 

Cedrela? tertiaria Berry, 1925a, 103, pi. 5, f. 4; pi. 6, f. 2; Siparia and Forest:

Trinidad, British West Indies.

Cedrela trainii Arnold=Cedrela oregoniana (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown. 

CEDRIPITES Wodehouse, 1933a, 490. Genotype: 0. eoeenicus Wodehouse. 

Cedripites eoeenicus Wodehouse, I933a, 490, f. 13; Green River: Parachute

Creek, Garfield Co., Colo.

CEDRITES R. W. Brown, I935a, 445. Genotype: C. primevus R. W. Brown. 

Cedrites primevus R. W. Brown, 1935a, 445, text-f. 11; Potomac: west branch

of Anacostia River, Md. 

Cedroxylon nordenskioldi Mathiesen, 1932, 35-47, pi. 1, text-f. 11-17; Turner

Sound, east Greenland. . 

Cedroxylon orvini H0eg, 1931, 377, pi. 4, f. 5; pi. 5, f. 6-8; pi. 6-8; text-f. 2-5;

Myggbukta, east Greenland.

Cedroxylon sp. Miner, 19S5, 591; Disko Isl., west Greenland. 

Cedroxylon sp. Miner, 1935, 592; Disko Isl., west Greenland. 

Cedroxylon sp. Miner, 1935, 619, pi. 24, f. 17-20; Ft. Union: Bear Creek, Carbon

Co., Mont. 

Celastrinites artocarpidioides LesQuereuxDKnoWlton, 1930, 100; Denver:

Golden, Colo.

Celastrinites populifolius Knowlton, 1930, 100, pi. 40, f. 1J pi. 45, f. 11; Denver: 

Golden, Colo.

Povulua \mgeri Lesquereux (part), 1888, 46; Denver: Golden, Colo.

CELASTROCARPUS Berry, 1930, 97. Genotype: G. eoeenicus Berry.

Celastrocarpus eoeenicus Berry, 1930, 97, pi. 25, f. 26-27; Holly Springs: Saulsbury Station, Hardeman Co.; Laconia, Fayette Co., Tenn.

Celastrophyllum brittonianum Hollick.DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill, Ala.

Celastrophyllum Carolinensis Berry.OBerry, igisa, 572; Tuscaloosa: Snow

Plantation, Ala. 1925, 63; Ripley: Carroll CO., Tenn. 

Celastrophyllum cassinoides Berry, 1925, 65, pi. 12, f. 11; Ripley: Henry CO.,

Tenn. 

Celastrophyllum columbianum Berry, 1924, 69, pi. 12, f. 4; Yegua: Columbia,

Caldwell Parish, La.
CATALOGUE 111

Celastrophyllum crenatum Heer.DBerry, 1913a, 572; Tuscaloosa: near Cottondale and Snow Plantation, Ala. 1920e, 404; Black Creek: North Carolina.

Celastrophyllum cretaceum Lesquereux.QGress, 1922, 313; Dakota: Ellsworth 

Co., Rans.

Celastrophyllum decurrens Lesquereux.QBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill, Ala.

Celastrophyllum emarginatum R. W. Brown, 1929, 289, pi. 74, f. 2; Green 

River: northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Celastrophyllum grandifolium Newberry.DBeiTy, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: 

Shirleys Mill; near Cottondale, Ala.

Celastrophyllum gymindoides Berry, 1924, 68, pi. 12, f. 3; Lisbon: Newton, 

Newton Co., Miss.

Celastrophyllum lesquereuxii R. W. Brown, 1929, 289, pi. 74, f. 1; Green River: 

northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Celastrophyllum minimum Berry, 1925, 64, pi. 12, f. 7; Ripley: Henry Co., 

Tenn.

Celastrophyllum newberryanum Hollick.DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill, Ala.

Celastrophyllum cf. newberryanum Hollick. White, 1898, 353; Ujarartorsuak, 

Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland.

Celastrophyllum perryi Berry, 1925, 65, pi. 12, f. 12; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn.

Celastrophyllum pugetensis Berry, 1926d, 112, pi. 12, f. 2; Kitsilano, British 

Columbia.

Celastrophyllum ripleyanum Berry, 1925, 64, pi. 12, f. 8-10; Ripley: Henry and 

Carroll Cos., Tenn. 1928f, 442; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn.

Celastrophyllum undulatum Newberry.C]Berry, 1913a 572; Tuscaloosa: near 

Cottondale, Ala. 1920e, 404; Black Creek, N. C:

Celastrophyllum variabilis Berry, 1925, 65, pi. 13, f. 1; Ripley: Henry Co., 

Tenn.

Celastrophyllum? sp., Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River Valley, British 

Columbia.

Celastrus bolivarensis Berry, 1930, 97, pi. 29, f. 2; Holly Springs: Bolivar, 

Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Celastrus borealis Heer.DHollick, 1936, 132, pi. 74, f. 2, 3; Nenana Coal Field, 

Alaska.

Celastrus comparabilis Hollick, 1936, 132, pi. 75, f. la, 2b; west shore of 

Yakutat Bay; north bank Yukon River, Drew's mine, central Yukon region, 

Alaska.

Celastrus curvinervis Ward=Aralia taurinensis (Ward) Sanborri.

Celastrus dignatiis Knowlton==Amelanchier dignatus (Knowlton) R. W. Brown.

Celastrus fernquisti Knowlton ==Betula fairii Knowlton.

Celastrus ferrugineus Ward.DSanborn, 1935, 24, pi. 9,. f. 1; Comstock: Cornstock, Douglas Co., Oreg. Berry, 1935, 43; Middle Ravenscrag: Locs. P.' 3-30, 

P 4-30, southern Saskatchewan.

Celastrus serratus Knowlton.Q

Celastrus fraxinifolius Lesquereux=Hydrangea fraxinifolia (Lesquereux) R. W.

Brown. 

Celastrus gaudini LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1930, 99, pi. 45, f. 3, 4, 9; Denver:

Golden, Colo.

Parrotia fagifolia Lesquereux not Ettingshausen, 1888, 52; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

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112 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Celastrus herendeenensis Hollick, 1930, 99, pi. 76, f. 1-4; Chignik: Alaska

Peninsula. 

Celastrus lacoei Berry not Lesquereux=Arbutus idahoensis (Knowlton) R. W.

Brown. 

Celastrus minor Berry.DBerry, 1930, 97, pi. 14, f. 17; -Holly Springs: Holly

Springs, Miss.; Mill Creek and Whiteville, Hardeman Co.; McKenzie, Carroll

Co.; Grable Pit, Henry Co.; Tenn.; Grenada: Cottage Grove, Henry Co.; Somerville and Moses Hall, Williston, Fayette Co., Tenn. 

Celastrus ovatus Ward=Aralia taurinensis (Ward) Sanborn. 

Celastrus parvifolius Jennings, 1920, 422, pi. 31, f. 2, 2a; Missoula, Mont. 

Celastrus pseudocurvinervis Hollick, 1930, 99, pi. 76, f. 5; Chignik: Alaska

Peninsula.

Celastrus serratus Knowlton=Celastrus ferrugineus Ward. 

Celastrus spokanensis Berry, 1929f, 255, pi. 64, f. 5; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Hoffman, 1932, 737; Douglas Canyon, Wash. 

Celastrus taurinensis Ward=Aralia taurinensis (Ward) Sanborn. 

Celastrus veatchi Hollick.DBerry, 1930, 97, pi. 14, f. 20, 21; Holly Springs:

La Grange, Fayette Co.; Bolivar, Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Celastrus ivardii Knowlton & Cockerell=Aralia taurinensis (Ward) Sanborn. 

Celastrus sp., Dorf, 1936, 120, pi. 3, f. 7; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho. 

Celastrus sp.?, Heer, 1868a, 65. Hollick, 1936, 133; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.

Celtis besseyi Barbour=Celtis willistoni (Cockerell) Berry. 

Celtis brevifolia Lesquereux=Ficus schimperi Lesquereux. 

Celtis cretacea Berry, 1925, 47, pi. 7, f. 2 ; Ripley : Carroll Co., Tenn. 

Celtis delequensis R. W. Brown=Celtis mccoshii Lesquereux. 

Celtis hatcheri Chaney=Celtis willistoni (Cockerell) Berry. 

Celtis hesperius Berry=Platanus dissecta Lesquereux. 

Celtis kansana Chaney & Elias, 1936b, 38, pi. 5, f. 1-5; Ogallala: Beaver Co.,

Okla.; Logan Co., Kans. 

Celtis mccoshii Lesquereux.dBrown, 1934, 56; Green River: Locs. as cited by

authors.

Celtis delequensis R. W. Brown, 1929, 284, pi. 72, f. 1; Green River: northwest 

of De Beque, Colo.

Celtis microendocarpica Brooks=Biorbia fossilia (Berry) Cockerell. 

Celtis mississippiensis Bosc. Berry 1919b, 10; Pleistocene: McNairy Co., Tenn. 

Celtis mississippiensis reticulata Sargent. Frost, 1927, 82; Pleistocene: Raneho 

La Brea, Calif.

Celtis obliquifolia Chaney, 1925 c, 53, pi. 1, f. 1, 3, 5; Bridge Creek: Bridge 

Creek near Mitchell; Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg. 1927a, 115, pi. 

13, f. 12; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch and Ream's Ranch, Crooked River Basin,

Oreg. Brown, R. W.,'1937, 173, pi. 48, f. 6; Bridge Creek: Bridge Creek, Oreg. 

Ficus planicostata? Newberry not Lesquereux, 1898, 88, pi. 46, £. 1; Bridge Creek:

Bridge Oreelt, Grant Co., Oreg.

Celtis, of. obliquifolia Chaney. Arnold, 1935, 379; Trout Creek: Trout Creek,

Harney Co., Oreg.

Celtis occidentalis Linne". Berry, 1909d, 4S5 1926b, 111, pi. 54, f. 3; Chowan: 

Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. 0. Hollicfc, 1931, 42, pi. 4,11, 2, 3a; Pleistocene: 

Colebrooke, N. H.

Celtis phenacodorum (Cockerell) Berry=Celtis willistoni (Cockerell) Berry.
CATALOGUE 113

Celtis willistoni (Cockerell) Berry, 1928a, 1-5; Loup Fork: Long Island, 

Kans. Elias, 1932, 359, pi. 29, f. 8a-c; Ogallala: Kans. and Colo.

Tithymalus willistoni Cockerell.D

Tithymalus phenacodorum Cockerell.D

Geltis besseyi Barbour, 1925, 89, f. 47, 51; Nebraska.

Celtis hatcheri Chaney, 1925c, 54, pi. 1, f. 8; White River: Lower Oreodon Beds,

Big Badlands, S. Dak. Berry, 1928a, 1-5; White River: S. Dak. 

Celtis phenacodorum (Cockerell) Berry, 1928a, 1-5; Clark's Fork Basin, Wyo.

Cephalanthus occidentalis Linn&DBerry, 1934f, 482; Pleistocene: Dayton, 

. Tenn.

Cephalotaxites insignis Heer=Pagiophyllum ambiguum (Heer) Seward. 

Cephalotaxopsis electilis Hollick, 1930, 55, pi. 24, f. 1; Melozi: Lower Yukon,

Alaska. 

Cephalotaxopsis heterophylla Hollick, 1930, 52, pi. 10, f. 2b; pi. 15, f. 1-11;

pi. 16, f. 6b; pi. 17, f. 4; pi. 19, f. 8, 11; pi. 28, f. 1; Melozi, Nulato, Kaltag:

Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Cephalotaxopsis intermedia Hollick, 1930, 54, pi. 17, f. 1-3; Chignik: Alaska

Peninsula; Melozi: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Cephalotaxopsis magnifolia Fontaine.DBerry, 1929k, 51; Lower Blairmore:

southwest Alberta. 

Cephalotaxopsis magnifolia successiva Hollick, 1930, 53, pi. 7, f. 9c; pi. 16, f.

la, 2, 3a, 4-6a; pi. 20, f. 4b; Melozi, Nulato, Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Cephalotaxopsis microphylla laxa Hollick, 1930, 54, pi. 5, f. 5b; pi. 7, f.

lOb; pi. 17, f. 5; pi. 19, f. 1-3, 9,10,12; pi. 29, f. 6c; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula;

Melozi: Lower Yukon, Alaska; Seventy Mile Creek: Upper Yukon; Kaltag:

Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Cephalotaxopsis ramosa Fontaine.DWilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Groundhog

Coal Basin, Upper Skeena River, British Columbia. 

Cephalotaxospermum carolinianum Berry.QBerry, 1920e, 398; Black Creek:

N. C. Cephalotaxus californica Potbury, 1935, 61, pi. 1, f. 2; La Porte, Plumas Co.,

Calif.

Ceratopetalum americanum Ettingshausen=Ulmus hrownellii Lesquereux. 

CERATOPHYLLUM Linn<§. 

Ceratophyllum demersum Linne". Berry, 1924a, 20, pi. 1, f. 33-35; Pleistocene ;

Washington, D. CCeratophyllum fossilum Berry, 1927c, 10, pi. 1, f. 2-4; Esmeralda: Mineral Co.,

Nev. 

Ceratophyllum incertum Berry, 1930, 71, pi. 33, f. 7-8; Holly Springs: Somerville, Fayette Co., Tenn. 

Ceratophyllum praedemersum Ashlee, 1932, 78, text-f. 2; Latah: White Bird,

Idaho Brown, R. W., 1937, 175, pi. 1, f. 2; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

CERATOZAMIA Brongniart.

Ceratozamia wrightii Hollick, 1932, 169, pi. 1; Hamilton Bay, Alexander Archipelago, Alaska. 1936, 42, pi. 12, f. 6, Hamilton Bay, Alexander Archipelago,

Alaska.

CERCIDIPHYLLUM Siebold & Zuccarini. 

Cercidiphyllum crenatum (Unger) R. W. Brown, 1935, 575, pi. 68, f. 1, 6, 8-10;

Latah: Republic, Wash. LaMotte, 1936, 126; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp,

Washoe Co., Nev.; Ellensburg: Ellensburg: Montesano: near Aberdeen, Wash. 

1936b, 417;' Ellensburg: Ellensburg, Wash. Brown, R. W., 1937, 175; Mascall:
114 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Cercidiphyllum crenatum Continued.

John Day Basin, Oreg. 1937c, 509, test-f. 9; Bridge Creek: 9 miles north of 

Mitchell, Oreg.

Dombeyopsis crenata Unger, 1850, Gen. et Sp. PI. Foss., 448.

Grewia crenata (Unger) Heer, 1859. PI. Tert. Helv., vol. 3, 42, pis. 109, 110. 

1876, PI. Foss. Arct., vol. 4, 84, pi. 19, f. 12a-14. Newberry, 1898, 120, pi. 46, 

f. 2; pi. 48, f. 2, 3; Bridge Creek: Grant Co., Oreg. Knowlton, 1902, 80; 

Mascall: Van Horn's Ranch, John Day Basin, Oreg. Penhallow, 1908a ; Horsefly River, British Columbia Chaney, 1927a, 133 ; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch, 

Crooked River Basin, Oreg. Hollick, 1936, 145, pi. 84, f. 1; south bank Yukon 

River above Rampart, central Yukon region, Alaska.

Grewia, crenulata Heer, 1876, Fl. Foss. Arct., vol. 4, 85, pi. 16, f. 96; pi. 19, 

f. 16, 17.

Grewia olovata Heer, 1876, PI. Poss. Arct., vol. 4, 86, pi. 59, f. 15.

Grewia auriculata Lesquereux.Q

Paliurus columbi Lesquereux not Heer, 1888, 16; Mascall: Van Horn's Ranch, 

John Day Basin, Oreg.

Cassia sp. ?,Newberry, 1898, 113, pi. 46, f. 10; Bridge Creek: Bridge Creek, Grant 

Co., Oreg. Knowlton, 1902, 69; Bridge Creek: Bridge Creek, Grant Co., Oreg.

Cercidipliyllum crenatum Chaney & Elias not R. W. Brown=Populus lamottei

Chaney & Elias.

Cercidium hesperium, Ashlee=Cercis spokanensis Knowlton. 

Cercis canadensis LinneT] Berry, 1926b, 114, pi. 57, f. 10, 11; Wycomico: Weldon, Northampton Co., N. C. 

Cercis coloradensis Knowlton, 1930, 99, pi. 45, f. 5; Dawson: near Colorado

Springs, Colo.

Cercis eocenica LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1922, 148; Laramie: Erie, Colo. 

Cercis idahoensis Berry (part)=Vitis Washingtonensis (Knowlton) R. W.

Brown.

Cercis idahoensis Berry (part) =Cercis spokanensis Knowlton. 

Cercis oregonensis Chaney, 1920a, 177, pi. 16, f. 3, 4; Eagle Creek: Multnomah

Co., Oreg. 

Cercis parvifolia Lesquereux.QBrown, R. W., 1937,177, pi. 54, f. 2-5; Florissant:

Florissant, Colo.

Paliurus haydenii Cockerell.n

Paliurus orUoulatus Lesquereux not Saporta, 1883, 188, pi. 38, f. 12; Florissant, 

Plorissant, Colo.

Cercis spokanensis Knowlton, 1926, 43, pi. 29, f. 9; Latah: Spokane, Wash 

LaMotte, 1936, 132, pi. 10, f. 4; Upper Cedarville; 49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev. 

Brown, R. W., 1937, 177, pi. 54, f. 8-12; Latah: Spokane, Wash.; White Bird, 

Idaho.

MeiDomites lucem Knowlton, 1926, 44, pi. 28, f. 10; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Hoffman, 1932, 737; Douglas Canyon, Wash.

Ficus? washingtonensis Knowlton, 1926, 40, pi. 25; pi. 26, f. 1-3; Latah: 

Spokane, Wash.; Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Berry, 1929f, 248, pi. 54, f. 1-3; pi. 

55, f. 5, 6; pi. 62; Latah: Republic, Vera and Spokane, Wash. 1931a. 34: 

Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. Hoffman, 1932, 737, Douglas Canyon, Wash. 

Berry, 1934, 111; Latah: near Weiser; Edward's Ranch, Stanley Hill, Coeur

d'Alene. Idaho. 

Cercis sp., Chaney, I927a, 125, pi. 15, f. 5; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch, Crooked

River Basin, Oreg.

Meibomites knowltoni Berry, 1929f, 253, pi. 56, f. 7; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Cercis iffahoensis Berry, 1930b, 240, text-f. 1; pi. 9, f. 1-3 only; Latah: Washington and Idaho 1934, 114 (not pi. 21, f. 1) ; pi. 22, f. 1-3 only; pi. 23, f. 5, 

6 only ; Eatah : east of White Bird, Idaho.

Cerois sp., Ashlee, 1932, 80, pi. 1, 1 7 not 7a; Latah: Oviat Creek, Elk River, 

Idaho.

Cercidium hesperium Ashlee, 1932, 80, pi. 2, f. 9; Latah: Elk River District, Idaho.

Gleditschia praeaquatica Ashlee, 1932, 80, pi. 2, f. 8; Latah: Elk Ri^r, Idaho.

Meibomites, cf. lucens, Brooks, 1935, 296, pi. 19, f. 1-3; Sucker Creek: Ballantyne Ranch, near Homedale, Idaho.
CATALOGUE 115

Cercis tenuinervis (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown, 1934, 58; Green River: Alkali 

Station, Wyo.

Ficus tenuinervis Lesquereux.DKnowlton, 1923, 162; Green River: Alkali Station, 

Wyo.

Cercis wilcoxiana Berry.DBerry, 1930, 84; Holly Springs: Lamar, Marshall

 Co., Miss.; La Grange, Fayette Co., Tenn.

Cercis sp., Ashlee (part), 1932, 80, pi., f. 1-6; Latah: White Bird, Juliaetta,

Oviat Creek, Idaho.

Cercis sp., Ashlee (part) =Cercis spokanensis Knowlton. 

Cercis sp., Chaney, 1927a,=Cercis spokanensis Knowlton. 

Cercocarpus antiquus Lesquereux.QOliver, 1934, 22; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg. 

Dorf, 1936, 118; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho Brown, R. W., 1937, 176, pi. 57,

f. 6; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg. 

Cercocarpus cuneatus Dorf, 1930, 98, pi. 12, f. 3; Pliocene: Calabazas Canyon,

Calif. Axelrod, 1934, 2; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif. 1937, 175, pi. 4,

f. 4; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif. 

Cercocarpus harneyensis Arnold, 1937, 90, pi. 4, f. S ; Trout Creek, Harney Co.,

Oreg. 

Cercocarpus praeledifolius Berry, 1929f, 252, pi. 64, f. 7; Latah: Spokane,

Wash. Brown, R. W., 1937, 177, pi. 56, f. 13; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Cercocarpus ravenscragensis, Berry, 1930c, 23, pi. 5, f. 6; Ravenscrag: Cypress

Hills, Canada. 

Cercocarpus n. sp., Berry, 1930, 64; probably=G. ravenscragensis Berry;

Ravenscrag: southern Alberta. 

CHAMAEBATIA Bentham. 

Chamaebatia prefoliolosa R. W. Brown, 1935, 578, pi. 69, f. 4; Latah: Salmon,

Idaho,

CHAMAEBATIARIA Maximowicz. 

Chamaebatiaria creedensis R. W. Brown, 1937, 177, pi. 57, f. 8, 9; Creede:

Creede, Golo.

CHAMAECISTUS S. F. Gray. 

Chamaecistus procumbens (Linne") Kuntze. ?Hollick, 1931, 44; Pleistocene:

Colebrook, N. H. 

Chamaecyparis gilmoreae LaMotte, 1936, 112, pi. 3, f. 4, 5; Upper Cedarville:

49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif. 

CHAMAEDAPHNE Moench. 

Chamaedaphne calyculata (Lirm6) Moench. Berry & Johnson, 1922a, 139, pi.

2, f. 8 ; Pt. Grays : Vancouver, British Columbia. 

CHAMAEDOREA Willdenow.DNoe", 1936a, 441. 

Chamaedorea? coloradensis Knowlton, 1930, 40, pi. 10, f. S; Middle Park:

Middle Park, Grand Co., Colo. 

Chamaedorea danai (Lesquereux) Berry.Q

Calamopsis danai Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 381; Wilcox: Mississippi.

Chaetochloa sp., Berry.DBerry, 1926b, 106; Chowan: Neuse River, Wayne Co.,

N. C.

Chara brewsterensis Groves, 1925,12, f. 1; Brewster Co., Tex. 

Chara gardnerae Groves, 1925,14, f. 3; Midway: Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Chara texensis Groves, 1925,13, f. 2; Brewster Co., Tex. 

Chara verticillata Peck, 1937, 84, pi. 14, f. 30-33; Morrison: near Mayoworth,

Wyo. 

Chara voluta Peck, 1937, 85, pi. 14, f. 16-19; Morrison: northwest of Rawlins,

Wyo. 

Chara woodringi Berry, 1922, 3, text-f. 1; Haiti.
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CHEILANTHES Swartz.

Cheilanthes eocenica Berry, 1930, 50, pi. 48, f. 35; Holly Springs: Puryear Co.,

Tenn. 

Cheirolepis sp., Lozano, 1916, 18, pi. 9, f. 11, 12; Liassic: Huauchinango, Puebla,

Mexico.

CHENOPODIUM (Tournefort) Linne".

Chenopodium sp., Berry, 1924a, 19, pi. 1, f. 24; Pleistocene: Washington, D. C. 

CHITOSPERMUM Harris, 1935, 134. Genotype: C. stereococcus Harris. 

Chitospermum stereococcus Harris, 1935, 134, pi. 29, f. 13; Lepidopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Seed F, Harris 1926, 129, text-f. 32e-£; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Chondrites dictyotoides Hollick, 1928, 181, pi. 51, f. 1; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Chondrites he.erii Eichwald.[H?Hollick, 1936, 34, pi. 108, f. 1; Whitney Isl.;

Kachemak Bay, Alaska. ° 

Chondrites sp.?, Hollick, 1931a, pi. 1, f. 1; Newark Ser.: Staten Isl., N. Y. 

Chondrites sp.?, Hollick, I931a, pi. 1, f. 2; Newark Ser.: Staten Isl., N. Y. 

CHORIZANTHE Robert Brown. 

Chorizanthe pungens Bentham. Chaney & Mason, 1933a, 60; Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif. 

Chrysobalanus coloradensis Knowlton, 1930, 95, pi. 40, f. 2, 3; pi. 43, f. 3, 5,

7-9; pi. 44, f. 1, 2; Dawson: Mosby, Colo.; Denver; Golden, Colo.

Oissus apectabiUs, Lesquereux not Heer, 1888, 52; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Chrysobalanus ellipticus Chancy & Sanborn, 1933, 77, pi. 20, f. 4-8; Fisher: 

Goshen, Oreg.

Chrysobalanus eocenica Berry.DBerry, 1930, 73, pi. 12, f. 2-4; Grenada: Somerville, Fayette Co., Tenn.; Holly Springs: Taylor Farm, Chester Co., Tenn.

Chrysobalanus icaco Linne". Berry, 1934c, 238, text-f. 1: Asphalt Pit: east of 

Sabanilla de las Palmas, Matanzas Province, Cuba.

Chrysobalanus lacustris R. W. Brown, 1929, 286, pi. 72, f. 8; Green River: northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Chrysobalanus? lanceolatus Knowlton, 1930, 96, pi. 44, f. 5; Dawson: Mosby, 

Colo.

Chrysophyllum cahobaensis Berry, 1922, 8, pi. 1, f. 9; Artibonite Group: Haiti.

Chrysophyllum comparabile Hollick, 1928, 220, pi. 84, f. 1: Collazo: P. R. 

Chrysophyllum conforme Potbury, 1935, 77, pi. 12, f. 1; La Porte, Plunuas Co.,

Calif. 

Chrysophyllum parvum Berry, 1925, 84, pi. 19, f. 7, 8; Ripley: Carroll Co.,

Tenn. 

Chrysophyllum preoliviforme Ber^y, 1924, 194, pi. 63, f. 3, 4; Fayette: Mossy

Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 169, pi. 34, f. 1; Fayette: Boggy Creek,

Brazos Co., Tex.

Chrysophyllum pseudargenteum Hollick, 1928, 220, pi. 83, f. 1: Collazo: P. R. 

Chrysophyllum pseudargenteum oblongum Hollick, 1928, 220, pi. 83, f. 3-5;

Collazo: P. R.

Chrysophyllum sp., F. M. Scott, 1926, 407 ; Tesla, Calif. 

CHRYSOTHAMNUS Nuttall.

Chrysothamrms sp. Laudermilk & Munz, 1934a, 37; Pleistocene?: Gypsum Cave 

near Las Vegas, Nev. 

CHRYSOTHECA Miner, 1935, 590. Genotype: C. diskoensis Miner.

Chrysotheca diskoensis Miner, 1935, 590; Disko Isl., west Greenland. 

Cinchonidium oyale Lesquereux.dCross, 1895, 211; Middle Park: Middle Park, 

Grand Co., Colo.
CATALOGUE 117

CINNAMOMOIDES Seward, 1925, 253. 1926, 123. Genotype: C. newlerryi

(Berry) Seward. 

Cinnamomoides heerii (Lesquereux) Seward, 1926, 124, text-f. 28; Nugsuak,

west Greenland.

Daphnogene heerii Lesquereux.n '

Cinnamomum heerti (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.QNewberry, 1863, 519: Cretaceous?: Orcas Isl., Wash. Lesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: Fort Ellsworth, 

Kans. Berry, 1920e, 404 ; Black Creek: North Carolina.

Sassafras acutilobum Lesquereux.QNewberry, 1895, 87, pi. 25, f. 1-10; pi. 26, f. 

2-6; Raritan: Woodbridge, N. J. Berry, 1913a, 572; Tuscaloosa: near Cottondale, Ala. 1920e, 404; Black Creek: Bladen Co., N. C. Gress, 1922, 301; 

Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans.

Paliurus membranaceus Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 380; Dakota: Decatur, 

Nebr. . . Menispermites sp., Dawson.D 

Cinnamomum m&nbranaceurn (Lesquereux) Hollick.DBerry, l922c, 174; Woodbine : Arthur's Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex.

Cinnamomoides newberryi (Berry) Seward, 1925, 253, pi. 100, f. 29; west 

Greenland.

Cinnamomum newberryi Berry.DBerry, 1913a, 570; Tuscaloosa: near Glen Alien;

Shirleys Mill; near Cottondale, Ala. 1922c, 173, pi. 39, f. 3; Woodbine:

Arthur's Bluff, Tex. 1925, 75, pi. 16, f. 5; Ripley: Chester and Carroll Cos.,

Tenn.

Cinnamomum intermedium Newberry.D 

Cinnamomum sezannense, Heer not Watelet, 1882, 77, pi. 19 ; pi. 33, f. 12, 13. 

1883, 30, pi. 61, f. la. Lesquereux, 1892, 107, pi. 12, f. 6, 7. Dawson, 1894,

64, pi. 13, f. 58. Hollick 1894, 53, pi. 180, f. 5, 7. Bartsch, 1896, 180;

Dakota: Holman Cut, Woodbury Co., Iowa. Penhallow, 1902a, 46. Hollick,

1903 b, 50.

Cinnamomoides sp. cf. Cinnamomum mississippiensis Lesquereux. Seward &

Conway, 1935a, 31, text-f. 31; Patoot: west Greenland. 

Cinnamomum acrodromum Potbury, 1935, 65,' pi. 5, f. 6, 8; La Porte, Plumas

Co., Calif.

Cinnamomum affine Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 382; Raton?': Raton Pass; 

Marshall, Colo Berry, 1930,114. Ball, 1931, 63; Indio: Earle, Bexar Co., Tex. 

Cinnamomum polymorphum Al. Braun.QCross, 1895, 211; Middle Park: Middle 

Park, Grand Co., Colo.

Cinnamomum angustum Berry.DBerry, 1924, 78, 184, pi. 14, f. 6; pi. 35, f. 

3, 4; Lisbon: Newton, Newton Co., Miss.; Barnwell: Phinizy Gully, Columbia 

Co., Ga. Ball, 1931, 126, pi. 20, f. 8; Yegua: Turkey Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.

Cinnamomum liendirei Knowlton=Philadelphia bendirei (Knowlton) Chancy.

Cinnamomum buchii Heer?C]Berry, 1930,115; Wilcox: Coushatta, La.

Cinnamomum cinnamomeum (Rossmaessler) Hollick, 1936, 115, pi. 64, f. 2; 

near Berg Lake, Yakutat-Copper River region, Alaska.

Phyllites cinnamomeifolia Brongniart, 1828, 200 (209), Prodrome d'hist. veg. foss.

(Nomen nudum?). 

Phyllites oinnamomeus Rossmaessler, 1840, Beitriige zur Versteinerungskunde,

vol. 1, 23, pi. 1, f. 1 (excl. f. 2-8). 

Laurus cinnamoni formis (Phyllites cinnamomiformis Brongniart), C. F. W.

Braun, Verzeichness der in der Kreis-Naturelien-Sammlung zu Bayreuth beflndlichen Petrefacten, 1840, 104. (Nomen nudum). 

Ceanothus polymorphus Al. Braun, Neues Jahrb., 1845, 171. (equals Khamnus

terminalis Al Braun in Buckland, Geol. and Miner., vol. 1, 513, 1836. Nomen

nudum). 

Daphnogene cinnamomeifolia (Brongniart?) Unger, Synopsis plantarum fossilium,

1845, 227.

Daphnogene polymorpha (Al. Braun) Ettingshausen. K. K. geol. Reichsanstalt. 

Daphnogene polymorpha (Al. Braun) Ettingshausen, K. K. geol. Reichsanstalt. 

Cinnamomum polymorphum (Al. Braun) Heer, 1856, Fl. Tert. Helv., vol. 2, 88,

pi. 93, f. 25-28; pi. 94, f. 1-26 (Camphora polymorpha Heer, Idem, 1855?,

112, pi. 1, f. 1.1. (part)).
118 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Cinnamomum dilleri Knowlton.QKnowlton, 1900d, 47, pi. 4, f. 1; Comstock, 

Oreg. Sanborn, 1935, 18, pi. 4, f. 1, 3-4, 6-8; Comstock: Comstock, Douglas Co., 

Oreg. Potbury, 1935, 66, pi. 5, f. 4, 5; LaPorte, Plumas Co., Calif.

Cinnamomum dubiosum Hollick, 1930, 83, pi. 45, f. 1; Melozi: Lower Yukon, 

Alaska.

Cinnamomum ellipsoideum Saporta & Marion.QBartsch, 1896, 180; Dakota: 

Holman Cut, Woodbury Co., Iowa.

Cinnamomum ellipsoideum, Heer not Saporta, 1883, 31, pi. 61, f. 2; west Greenland. Seward, 1925, 245; specimen indeterminable.

Cinnamomum ficoides Hollick, 1936, 116, pi. 64, f. 1; head of north branch 

Russell Creek, Alaska Peninsula.

Cinnamomum heerii (Lesquereux) Lesquereux=Cinnamomoides heerii (Lesquereux) Seward.

Cinnamomum hesperium Knowlton.QBerry, 1929J, 131; Frontier: near Cumberland, Wyo.

Cinnamomum intermedium Newberry=CmnamomoJdes newberryi (BQrry) 

Seward.

Cinnamomum linifolium Knowlton.QKnowlton, 1930, 86, pi. 59, f. 3;. Dawson: 

near Colorado Springs, Colo.

Cinnamomum membranaceum (Lesquereux) Hollick=Cinnamomoides heerii 

(Lesquereux) Seward.

Cinnamomiim mississippiensis Lesquereux=Ficus mississippiensis (Lesquereux) 

Berry.

Cinnamomum newberryi Berry=Cinnamomoides newberryi (Berry) Seward.

Cinnamomum newberryi ellipticum Berry, 1925, 77, pi. 16, f. 7; Elpley: Carroll 

Co., Tenn.

Cinnamomum newberryi lanceolatum Berry, 1925, 76, pi. 16, f. 4; Ripley: 

Carroll Co., Tenn.

Cinnamomum newberryi minimum Berry, 1925, 77,, pi. 16, f. 6; Ripley: Carroll 

Co., Tenn.

Cinnamomum ovoides Perkins.DBerry, 1930, 114, pi. 19, f. 1; Holly Springs: 

Taylor Farm, Chester Co., Tenn.

Cinnamomum paluxyense Ball, 1937, 534, text-f. 5; Paluxy: near Stephenville,

Erath Co., Tex. 

Cinnamomum cf. pedunculatum Presl. LaMotte, 1935b, 53; Sooke: Muir Creek,

Vancouver Isl., British Columbia.

Cinnamomum polymorphum, Al. Braun not Heer=Cinnamomum affine Lesquereux.

Cinnamomum polymorphum, Heer not Al. Braun=Cinnamomum cinnamomeum 

(Rossmaessler) Hollick.

Cinnamomum praespectabile Berry, 1925, 77, pi. 17, f. 4, 5; Ripley: Carroll Co., 

Tenn.

Cinnamomum salicoides Knowiton, 1924,88, pi. is, f. 2; Animas.- pagosa Quad.,

Colo.

Cinnamomum scheuchzeri HeerflLesquereux, 1884,12; near New Uim, Minn. 

Berry, IOIOD, 01, vi. a.o, «. -i -, .AJI^ 3aix,w. ILibertsr Co.. Pla.

(JinnWOMW SQ^Ohaen, Lesquereux (part) not Heer=Ficus wyommgiana

Lesquereux.

Cinnamomum sezamiense Watelet, 1866, Description aes piantes Fossiies du 

Bassin de Paris, 170, pi. 50, f. 2. ?Knowlton, 1930, 86, pi. 38, t 7, 8; pi- 59, f. 2; 

Denver: 9 mi. east of Colorado Springs, Colo.

Cinnamomum sezannense, Heer not Watelet=Cinnamomoides newberryi 

(Berry) Seward.
CATALOGUE 119

Cinnamomum spectabile Heer.DBerry, 1924,184; Jackson: near New Edinburgh, 

Cleveland Co., Ark. Ball, 1931, 163, pi. 22, f. 6; Jackson: Raney Hdrt., 

Brazos Co., Tex.

Cinnamomum vera Berry=Melastomites verus (Berry) Berry.

Cinnamomum sp., Berry, 1924, 185; Fayette: near Miraflores, Webb Co., Tex. 

Ball, 1931, 163; Fayette: near Miraflores, Brazos Co., Tex.

Cinnamomum? sp., Knowlton, 1917a, Berry, 1929j, 131; Frontier: near Cumberland, Wyo.

Cinnamomum sp., Knowlton, 1930, 87, pi. 39, f. 1; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Cinnamomum? sp., Knowlton, 1930, 87, pi. 36, f. 4; Dawson: near Colorado 

Springs, Colo.

Cinnamomum sp., F. M. Scott, 1926, 406; Tesla, Calif.

Cissampelos diibiosa Hollick=Cebatha heteromorpha (Knowlton) Berry.

Cissampelos rotundifolia Potbury, 1935, 64, pi. 3, f. 2; La Porte, Plumas Co., 

Calif.

Cissites afflnis (Lesquereux) Lesquereux=Platanus? newberryana Heer.

Cissites asymmetricus Berry, 1930, 103, pi. 35, f. 1-5; Grenada: Somerville, 

Fayette Co., Tenn.

Cissites collinsi Berry, 1930, 102, pi. 17, f. 1-6; Holly Springs: Mill Creek, 

Burnett's Store, Bolivar, Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Cissites comparabilis Hollick, 1930, 105, pi. 79, f. 9-10; Melozi, Nulato: Lower 

Yukon, Alaska.

Cissites crispus VelenovskyOBerry, 1925, 70; Ripley: McNairy Co., Tenn.

Cissites dentato-lobatus Lesquereux=Platanophyllum insigne (Heer) Seward.

Cissites formosus Heer=Platanophyllum insigne (Heer) Seward.

Cissites formosus magothiensis Berry=Platanophyllum insigne (Heer) Seward.

Cissites harkerianus (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.D

Sassafras harkerianum Lesquereux.QGress, 1922, 304; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., 

Kans.

Cissites insignis Heer=Platanophyllum insigne (Heer) Seward. 

Cissites o'btusum Lesquereux=Araliopsoides cretacea salisburiaefolia (Lesquereux) Berry.

Cissites panduratus Knowlton=Platanophyllum insigne (Heer) Seward. 

Cissites pseudoplatanus Hollick, 1930, 105, pi. 80, f. 2; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska. 

Cissites salisburiaefolius (Lesquereux) Lesquereux=Araliopsoides cretacea

salisburiaefolia (Lesquereux) Berry.

Cissites yukonensis Hollick, 1930, 106, pi. 79, f. 11; Melozi: Lower Yukon. 

Cissus? cannoni Knowlton, 1930, 118, pi. 47, f. 5; Middle Park: Middle Park,

Grand Co., Colo.

Cissus cissoides (Saporta) Hollick, 1936, 143, pi. 80, f. 2; Eska Creek, Matanuska coal field, Alaska.

Vitigene cissoides Saporta, 1865, Ann. sci. nat., ser. 5, Botanique, vol. 3, 48; 

fitudes sur la vegetation du sud-est de la France a l'6poque tertiaire, vol. 2, 

pt. 1, 44, 1866.

Cissus primaeva Saporta, 1868, Soc. ge"ol. France Me"m., vol. 8, no. 3, 388 (100), 

text-f. 16, pi. 31 (10), f. 10, 11; pi. 32 (11), f. 1, 2.

Cissus coloradensis Knowlton & Cockerell.QKnowlton, 1930, 112, pi. 46,- f. 6; pi.

50, f. 2; Dawson.: Sedalia; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Cissus corylifolia Lesquereux.DKnowlton, 1930, 113, pl.*47, f._4; pi. 48, f. 1;

pi. 49, f. 1; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Cissus grossedentata Knowlton.DKnowlton, 1930, 112, pi. 48, f. 2; pi. 51, f. 10;

Dawson: Calhan, Colo. 

Cissus hesperia Knowlton, 1930, 112, pi. 47, f. 1; Dawson: Sedalia; Denver:

Golden; Raton: Abeton, Colo.
120 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Cissus lesquereuxii KnowltonOKnowlton, 1930,, 114, pi. 48, f. 3, 4; Dawson: 

Calhan ; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Cissus tricuspidata (Heer) Lesquereux, 1888, 51; Denver: Golden, Colo 

ViMs tricuspidata Heer.QCross, 1895, 211; Middle Park: Middle Park, Colo.

Cissus lobato-crenata LesquereuxIULesquereux, 1888, 52; Denver: Golden, 

Colo. Cross, 1895, 211; Middle Park: Middle Park, Colo. Knowlton, 1930, 114, 

pi. 49, f. 3, 4; Dawson: Ramah, Sedalia, Colo.; Middle Park: Middle Park, 

Grant Co., Colo.

Cissus obovata Knowlton, 1930,114, pi. 49, f. 5; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Gissus parrottiaefolia Lesquereux (part), 1888, 52; Denver; Golden, Colo.

Cissus parrottiaefolia Lesquereux (part).DLesquereux, 1888, 52; Denver:

Golden, Colo. Knowlton, 1923, 170; Green River: Green River, Wyo. 

Cissus parrottiaefolia Lesquereux (part) =Cissus obovata Knowlton. 

Cissus primaeva Saporta Cissus cissoides (Saporta) Hollick. 

Cissus primaeva, Lesquereux not Saporta=Ficus denveriana Cockerell. 

Cissus pterospermoides Hollick, 1936, 143, pi. 80, f. 1; Eska Creek, Matanuska

coal field, Alaska. 

Cissus pulcherrima Ball, 1931, 92, pi. 14, f. 1-3', 5; Indio: Barton's Ranch,

Bastrop Co., Tex.

Cissus spectabilis, Lesquereux not Heer=Chrysobalanus coloradensis Knowlton. 

Cissus n. sp. Lesquereux, 1884, 12 ; near New Ulm, Minn. 

Citharexylon brazosense Berry, 1924, 197, pi. 64, f. 1; Fayette: Mossy Creek,

Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931,171, pi. 30, f. 7; Fayette: Boggy Creek, Brazos Co.,

Tex. 

Citrophyllum aligerum (Lesquereux) Berry.DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa:

Shirleys Mill; near Cottondale, Ala. 1920e, 403; Black Creek: Edgecombe Co.,

N. C. 

Citrophyllum bifoliolatum Berry, 1930, 91, pi. 33, f. 15; Holly Springs: Fayette

Co., Tenn. 

Citrophyllum eocenicum Berry, 1924, 66, pi. 11, f. 2-8; Yegua: Cherry Valley,

Cross Co.; near Stevens, Ouachita Co., Ark.; Rabb Creek, Fayette Co.; Nevil's

Prairie and near Climax, Houston Co., Tex.; Mt. Selman; Palestine, Anderson

Co., Tex.; Gosport: Claiborne Landing, Monroe Co., Ala.; Lisbon: Newton, 

Newton Co., Miss. Ball, 1931, 124, 157, pi. 34, f. 6, 7; Mt. Selman : Anderson 

Co.; Yegua : Rabb Creek, Fayette Co.; Nevil's Prairie, Houston Co.; Jackson?:

Rock Creek, Brazos Co,, Tex, 

CLADIUM P. Brown. 

Cladium sp., Berry, 1924a, 18, pi. 1, f. 16; Pleistocene: Washington, D. C.

CLADOPHLEBIS BrongniartDWieland, 1914,129; discussion.

Cladophlebis albertsii (Dunker) Brongniart.DWieland, 1913, 265; Liassic: 

Mlxteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico 1914, 192, pi. 22; pi. 4O, r. i; Lias&ic: Mixteca

Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

CMophleUs albertsii (Heer) Berry=Cladophlebis blairmorensis LaMotte, new

name.

Cladophlebis cf. albertsii (Dunker) Brongniart. Bell, 192Sb, 29, pi. 17, f. 1-11;

Mattagami: Ontario.

Cladophlebis arctica (Heer) Seward, 1926,88, pi. 8, f. 61, 61a; Nugsuak, west

Greenland. Bell, 19J52, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River Valley, British Columbia.

Osmwnda arctica Heer.Q 

Cladophlebis blairmorensis LaMotte, new name.

Gladophlebis albertsii (Heer) Berry, 19291, 58; Upper Blairmore: southwest

Alberta. (Homonym, Dunker, 1849.) 

rteris albertsii Heer, 1882, 29, pi. 16, f. 5, 6; pi. 28, f. 1-3; pi. 46, f. 22-24.
CATALOGUE 121

Cladophlebis cf. browniana (Dunker) Seward. Wilson, 1914, 408; Kootcnai: 

Pimainus Hills, north of Spence Bridge, Thomson River, British Columbia.

Cladophlebis browniana infirma Hollick, 1930, 39, pi. 1, f. 8; Kaltag: Lower 

Yukon, Alaska.

Cladophlebis constricta Fontaine.D ?Penhallow, 1906a, 392a; Crow's Nest Coal 

Basin, Michel Station, British Columbia.

Cladophlebis dakotensis (Lesquereux) Berry, 1922d, 207; Cheyenne: near

Belvidere, Kiowa Co., Kans.

i 

Pteris dakotensis Lesquereux.D

Cladophlebis distans Fontaine.DBerry, 1929k, 41; Lower Blairmore: southwest

Alberta. 

Cladophlebis cf. falcata montanensis Fontaine. Wilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai:

Pimainus Hills, north of Spence Bridge, Thomson River, British Columbia. 

Cladophlebis fisheri Knowlton.QWilson, 1914, 409; Kootenai: Groundhog Coal

Basin, Upper Skeena River, British Columbia. 

Cladophlebis frigida (Heer) Seward, 1926, 87; Nugsuak, west-Greenland. 

Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River Valley, British Columbia.

Pteris frigida Heer, 1882, 3, 25, pi. 2, f. 5, 10-13 1883, 51, pi. 102, f.. 8. 

White, 1898, 347, 349, 353; Kook, Pagtorfik, Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west 

Greenland.

Pecopteris denticulata, Heer not Brongniart, 1874, 95, pi. 26, f. 7, 7b.

Osmunda obergiana Heer, 1874, 98, pi. 26, f. 9; pi. 32, f. 7a. Ward, 1895, 390; 

Potomac: no locality.

Cladophlebis frigida longipennis (Heer) Seward & Conway, 1935a, 8; Atanekerdluk: west Greenland.

Cladophlebis longipennis (Heer) Seward, 1925, 238, pi. B, f. 12, 12A; Atane beds:

Greenland. 

Pteris longipennis Heer, 1882, 28, pi, 10, f. 5-13; pi. 13, f. 1.

Cladophlebis heterophylla Fontaine=Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) Seward.

Cladophlebis holttumi Seward, 1926, 88, pi. 8, 'f. 57, 57a; Nugsuak, west Greenland.

Cladophlebis ingens Harris, 1931b, 55, text-f. 17A-D; Thaurnatopteris Zone: 

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Cladophlebis longipennis (Heer) Seward=Cladophlebis frigida longipennis 

(Heer) Seward & Conway.

Cladophlebis montanense (Fontaine) Berry== Cladophlebis oerstedi (Heer) 

Seward.

Cladophlebis nebbensis, Harris not Brongniart=Todites hartzi Harris.

Cladophlebis oerstedi (Heer) Seward, 1926, 86, pi. 7, f. 32, 34, 35; text-f. 9; 

Nugsuak, west Greenland.

Aspidium oerstedi Heer, 1882, 30, pi. 35, 1883, 2, pi. 48, f. 11; pi. 49, f. 1, 2. 

Fontaine, 1889, 99, pi. 19, f. 4. White, 1898, 362; Patoot, Nugsuak Pen.,

west Greenland.

Pecopteris argutula Heer, 1874, 96, pi. 26, f. 8.

Pecopteris borealis (Brongniart) Heer (part), 1882, 5, pi. 2, f. 9c, 10. * 

Aspidium montanense Pontaine.D 

Aspidium monocarpum Pontaine, 1892, 490, pi. 83, f. 4-6; pi. 84, f. 3; Kootenai:

Great Palls, Mont. 

Dryopteris oerstedi (Heer) Knowlton, 1898, 92. Hollick, 1930, 38; Nulato : Lower

Yukon, Alaska.

Dryopteris montanensis (Fontaine) Knowlton.D 

Dryopteris monooarpa (Fontaine) Knowlton, 1898, 92. 

Dicksonia oregonensis Fontaine.D 

Cladophlebia montanense (Fontaine) Berry, 1929k, 39; Kootenai: Great Falls,

Mont.; Lower Blairmore: southwest Alberta.
122 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Cladophlebis parva Fontaine.dBerry, 1929k, 40; Lower Blairmore: southwest

Alberta.

Cladophlebis readi R. W. Brown, 1933, 4, pi. 1, f. 2; Aspen: southwest Wyo. 

Cladophlebis roesserti groenlandica Hartz, 1896, 228, pi. 7-10, 12, f. 1; Rhaetic:

Cape Stewart, east Greenland.

Cladophlebis roesserti Harris not Schenk=Cladophlebis scariosa Harris. 

Cladophlebis rotundata Fontaine.DPenhallow, I906a, 392a; Nordenskib'ld

River, Yukon Terr. 

Cladophlebis scariosa Harris, 1931b, 52, pi. 11, f. 5; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby

Sound, east Greenland.

Cladophlebis roesserti Harris not Schenk, 1926, 57, text-f. 3A-D; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Cladophlebis scoresbyensis Harris=Todites scoresbyensis (Harris) Harris. 

Cladophlebis septentrionalis Hollick, 1930, S9, pi. 2, f. 1-3; Chignik: Alaska

Peninsula.

Cladophlebis .socialis (Heer) Berry=Phyllites socialis (Heer) Seward. 

Cladophlebis sphenopteroides Fontaine=Ruff ordia goepperti (Dunker) Seward. 

Cladophlebis stewartiana Hartz, 1896, 231, pi. 11, f. 1, 2; pi. 12, f. 2, 3; Cape

Stewart, east Greenland. Harris, 1926, 61; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east

Greenland. 

Cladophlebis svedbergi Johansson. Harris, I931b, 56, text-f. 18; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Cladophlebis ungeri (Dunker) Ward.QBerry, 1929k, 42; Lower BlairiDOre:

southwest Alberta.

Cladophlebis vaccensis Ward.QWilson, 1916, 207; Mt. Bush, Yukon Terr.

Cladophlebis virginiensis FontaineO Wilson, 1914, 408, Kootenai: Groundhog 

Coal Basin, British Columbia. Berry, 1929k, 41; Kootenay and Lower Blairmore ; southwest Alberta.

Cladophlebis wyomingensis Fontaine.D

Cladophlebis falcata Fontaine.DWilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Groundhog Coal

Basin, Upper Skeena River, British Columbia. 

Cladophlebis falcata var. Fontaine. Wilson, 1917, 301; Bankhead Coal Mine,

northeast of Anthracite Station, Alberta.

Cladophlebis wyomingensis Fontalne=Cladophlebis virginiensis Fontaine. 

Cladophlebis sp. Berry, 19211, 58; Upper Blairmore: southwest Alberta.

Cladophlebis sp. A, Harris, 1931b, 56, text-f. 19; xnaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby

Sound, east Greenland.

Cladophlebis? sp. Penhallow, 1906a, 392a; Nordenskiold River, YuKOD Terr. 

Cladophlebis cf. browniana Dunker. Seward, 1926, 89, pi. 7, f. 38; Upernivik Isl.,

west Greenland. 

Cladophlebis sp. Wilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Pimainus Hills, north of

Bridge, Thomson River, British Columbia.

Cladosporites fasciculatus Berry.OBerry, 1924, 39, 141, pi. 2, f. 1, 2; Yegua : 

Houston Co., Tex.; Fayette: Trinity Co., Tex.; Jackson: 8 mi. south of Jackson, Miss Ball, 1931, 118; Yegua: Westmoreland and vicinity, Houston Co., 

Tex.

CLADOTHECA Halle. See TODITES Seward.

CLADRASTIS Rafinesque.

Cladrastis eocenica Berry, 1930, 84, pi. 41, f. 12; Holly Sprigs: Shandy, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Cladrastis oregonensis R. W. Brown, 1937b, 415, text-f. 1; Bridge Creek:

9 mi. northwest of Mitchell, Oreg.
CATALOGUE 123

Cladrastis n. sp., Arnold, 1935, 379; Trout Creek: Trout Creekj Harney Co.,

Oreg. 

Clathropteris meniscoides Brongniart. Harris, 1931b, 88, pi. 15, f. 1, 9; pi. 16, f.

9, 10; pi. 18, f. 3, 5, 12 ; text-f. 32-34; Lepidopteris and Thaumatopteris Zones:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Clathropteris platyphylla (Goeppert) BrongniartDLoper, 1891, 429; Newark

(Anterior Shales) : near MeridenJ Conn.

Clematis reticulata, MacGinitie=Mahonia reticulata (MacGinitie) R. W. Brown. 

Clethra? lepidioides Cockerell, 1925, 5, pi. 2, f. 7; Green River: Roan Mts.,

Colo. 

Clintonia oUongifolia Penhallow=Majanthemophyllum oblongifolium (Penhallow) Berry. 

CLUSIA Linne". 

Clusia fossilia Berry, 1925c, 3, pi. 3, f. 8; Pleistocene: Trinidad, British West

Indies. 

Clusia vera Hollick, 1924, 308, pi. 6, f. 2, 3; Siparia: Trinidad, British West

Indies. Berry, 1925a, 111, pi. 3; pi. 4, f. 1; Siparia: Trinidad, British West

Indies.

CLUSIAPHYLLUM Berry, 1930,113. Genotype: C. eocenicum Berry. 

Clusiaphyllum eocenicum Berry, 1930, 113, pi. 18, f. 2; Wilcox: Nevada Co.,

Ark.

Coccoloba simulans Hollick, 1924, 296, pi. 15, f. 3, 4; Santa Clara, Cuba. 

Coccoloba? sp., Hollick, 1924, 297, pi. 9, f. 8; Collazo: near Lares, P. R. 

Coccolobis chapini Hollick, 1936, 112, pis. 121, 122; Eska Creek, Matanuska

Coal Field, Alaska. 

Coccolobis claibornensis Berry, 1924, 59, 161, pi. 9, f. 5, 6; Gosport: Claiborne

Landing, Monroe Co., Ala.; Lisbon: Lexington, Holmes Co., Miss.; Yegua: Rabb

Creek, Fayette Co., Tex.; Mt. Selman: Palofax, Webb Co., Tex.; Jackson: El

Dorado, Union Co., Ark.; Fayette: Miraflores, Webb Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 121,

152, pi. 19, f. 3, 4; Mt. Selman: Palofax, Webb Co.; Yegua; Rabb Creek, Fayette

Co., Fayette: Miraflores, Webb Co., Tex. 

Coccolobis columbianus Berry, 1924, 60, 162, pi. 10, f. 1, 2; Yegua: Columbia,

Caldwell Parish, La.; Rabb Creek, Fayette Co., Tex.; Fayette: Millikan, Brazos

Co., Tex. Ball, 1931,121,152; Yegua: Rabb Creek, Fayette Co., Tex.; Fayette:

Alum Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Coccolobis uviferafolia Berry.DBerry, 1930, 67, pi. 22, f. 9; Holly Springs:

Pattersonville, Fayette Co., Puryear, Henry Co., Term.: Wilcox: Boydsville,

Ark.; Scottsville, Harrison Co., Tex.; Carrizo: La Prior, Zavalla Co., Tex. 

Cocconeis sp., Penhallow,, 1900, 335; Rolling River, Manitoba. 

Cocculites kanei (Heer) Heer=Cocculus kanei (Heer) Saporta & Marion. 

Cocculus cinnamomeus Velenovsky.D ?Berry, 1913a, 572; Tuscaloosa: near

Cottondale, Ala.

Cocculus haydenanus Ward=Paranymphaea crassifolia (Newberry) Berry. 

Cocculus kanii (Heer) Saporta & Marion, Fl. Heer. Gelinder, 63, pi. 10, f. 1,

1873 Berry, 1926d, 111, pi. 16, f. 2; Kitsilano, British Columbia.

Daphnogene Jcanii Heer, 1866, Naturf. Gessell. Zurich, Vierteljahresschr., vol. 11, 

277. 1868, 112, pi. 14, f. 1-5; pi. 16, f. 1. Hollick, 1936, 121, pi. 67, f. 11; 

Bering River above Chilkat, Yakutat-Copper River region, Alaska.

Cocculites Jcanii (Heer) Heer, 1874, 21. 1883, 124, pi. 100, f. Ib.

NOTE. Seward & Conway, 1935, 24, have transferred these citations to 

Macclintoclda kanii (Heer) Seward & Conway, q. v.

COCOS Linn<§. No<5, 1936a, 442. 

COLUBRINA Richard.
124 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Colubrina miocenica Berry, 1925a, 106, pi. 13, f. 1-3; Forest: Trinidad, British

West Indies. 

COLUMBIA Persoon. 

Columbia occidentalis Potbury, 1935, 75, pi. 13, f. 5; La Porte, Plumas Co.,

Calif.

Colutea obovata Berry.DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill, Ala. 

Colutea primordialis Heer=Dalbergites simplex (Newberry) Seward. 

Colutea valde-inaequalis lieer=Dalbergites simplex (Newberry) Seward. 

Combretum bartoni Ball, 1931, 96, pi. 13, f. 1; pi. 13A; Indio: Barton's Ranch,

Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Combretum incertum Berry, 1925a, 117, pi. 8, f. 2; Siparia: Trinida'd, British

West Indies. 

Combretum leve Berry, 1930, 118, pi. 29, f. 3, 4; Holly Springs: Smith's Church,

Pattersonville, Fayette Co., Tenn.; Grenada; Fayette Co., Tenn. 

Combretum ovale (Lesquereux) Berry.DBall, 1931, 97, pi. 44, f. 4; Indio:

Little Sandy Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Combretum petraflumense Berry, 1924, 85, 190, pi. 45, f. 1-4; pi. 58, f. 2-4;

pi. 59, f. 1-5; Yegua: Rock Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.; Fayette: near Wellborn,

Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 165, pi. 30, f. 3-5; Jackson?: Rock Creek, Brazos 

- Co.; Fayette: near Millican, Brazos Co., Tex. Berry, 1933c, 505-508, 5 text-f.;

Yegua: near Jackson, Miss. 

Combretum pseudojacquinii Hollick, 1928, 215, pi. 55, f. 4b; pi. 78, f. 1; pi. 79,

f. 3a ; Collazo: P. R. 

Combretum wilcoxense Berry.QBerry, 1930, 119, pi. 31, f. 2; Holly Springs:

Bolivar and Shandy?, Hardeman Co., Williston, Fayette Co.; Puryear, Henry

Co., Tenn. ;*Carrizo: La Prior, Zavalla Co., Tex.

Gomptonia acutiloba (Lesquereux) Cockerell=Dipteronia insignis (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown. 

Comptoniaf anomala Knowlton=Planera inaequilateralis (Lesquereux) Knowlton.

Comptonia columUana Dawson=Myrica diforme (Sternberg) Chaney. 

Comptonia cuspidata LesquereuxOHollick, 1936, 74, pi. 2, f. Ib; pi. 33, f. 4-6;

head of Herendeen Bay, Alaska Peninsula.

Comptonia diforme (Sternberg) Berry=Myrica diforme (Sternberg) Chaney. 

Comptonia dryandroides. Berry not Unger=Comptonia predryandroides Berry. 

Comptonia hesperia Berry, 1929f, 241, pi. 50, f. 6; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Brown, R. W., 1937,169, pi. 46, f. 11-14; Latah: Spokane, Wash.; Thunder ML,

Idaho. 

Comptonia, insignis (Lesquereux) Cockerell=Dipteronia insignis (Lesquereux)

R. W. Brown.

Comptonia insignis Berry not Cockerell=Dipteronia americana R. W. Brown. 

Comptonia praemissa LesquereuxOHollick, 1936, 74; Chignik Bay, Alaska

Peninsula. 

Comptonia predryandroides Berry, 1926d, 100, pi. 10, f. 6; Joseph Creek, British

Columbia.

Myrica (Comptonia} cuspidata Dawson not Lesquereux 1891, 80, f. 9 ; Similkameen

River and Quilcliena, British Columbia,

Gomptonia aryanarotiles Berry not Unger, i»oec, 002. Fenho.iiow, loosn., -*e;

Similkameen River and Quilcnena, British Columbia.

Comptonia sp. Wilson, 1916, 207; Sheep Creek, Yukon Terr.

Cone, male, A, Harris, 1926, 124, pi. 7, f. 4, 5; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east 

Greenland. 1935, 149; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Cone, male, B, Harris, 1935, 151, pi. 29, f. 5, 14; transitional between Thaumatopteris and Lepidopteris Zones: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.
CATALOGUE 125

Cone axis, Type A, Harris, 1935, 104; Lepidopteris .Zone: Scoresby Sound, east

Greenland. 

Cone axis, Type B, Harris, 1935, 105, pi. 17, f. 1, 11, 16; Lepidopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Confervites vaucheriodes Harris, 1931b, 3, pi. 11, f. 6, 7; Thaumatopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Conifer A. Harris, 1926, 123, text-f. 30G-I; Rhaetic: S-coresby Sound, east

Greenland.

Conifer B, Harris, 1926, 124; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Coniferous wood, Grewingk, 1850, 364. Hollick, 1936, 53; Unga Isl. south of

Alaska Peninsula. 

Coniopteris cf. hymenophylloides Brongniart. Wieland, 1913, 265; Liassic;

Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico 1914, 130, pi. 45, f. 2; Liassic: Mixteca Alta,

Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Coniopteris pachyphylla (Fontaine) Berry, 1929k, 42, pi. 7, f. 1-4; Kootenai

and Lower Blairmore: southwest Alberta.

Dicksonia pachypJiylla Fontaine.Q 

Dicksonia montanensis Fontaine.D 

\A.spleniopteri8 pinnatifidaf Fontaine.D

CONITES Sternberg. .

Conites sp. A, Seward, 1926, 100, pi. 8, f. 63; Nugsuak, west Greenland; (?) 

=Pagiophyllum ambiguum (Heer) Seward.

Conites sp. B, Seward, 1926, 112, pi. 9, f. 70; Nugsuak, west Greenland.

Conites sp. C, Seward, 1926, 112, pi. 11, f. 75; Nugsuak, west Greenland.

CONNARUS Linne".

Connarus carmenensis Berry, 1923b, 9, pi. 3, f. 6; San Jose" del Carmen, Vera 

Cruz; north of Palomares, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Conocarpus eocenica Berry.QBerry, 1924, 86, 190, pi. 35, f. 5; pi. 39, f. 2; Gosport: Claiborne Landing, Monroe Co., Ala.; Yegua: near Lufkin, Angelina Co., 

Tex.; Barnwell: Phinizy Gully, Grovetown, Columbia Co.;. near Forest Station, Columbia Co., near Macon, Bibb Co., Ga.; Fayette: near Christie, La.; 

near Miraflores, Webb Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 128, 166; Yegua: Cedar Creek, 

Angelina Co.; Fayette: Miraflores, Webb Co.; Alum Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.

Conocarpus erectus Linne". Berry, 1925c, 5, pi. 1, f. 5; Pleistocene: Trinidad, 

British West Indies.

Conocarpus sp. Berry, 1934c, 237; Chapapote: near Bafios de Montero, Santa 

Clara Province, Cuba.

Convolvulaceous ? flower, Kirchner=Porana speirii Lesquereux.

COPAIFERA Linn<§ See also COPAIVA Jacquin.

Copaifera? wilcoxiana Berry, 1930, 78, pi. 46, f. 5, 6; Holly Springs: Grable 

Pit, Henry Co., Tenn.

Copaifera yeguana Berry, 1924, 63', pi. 10, f. 4; Yegua: near Lufkin, Angelina 

Co., Tex Ball, 1931, 123, pi. 20, f. 10; Yegua; Cedar Creek, Angelina Co., Tex.

COPAIVA Jacquin=COPAIFERA Linn<§.

Copaiva oligocenica Hollick, 1928, 206, pi. 71, f. 5; Collazo: P. R.

Cordia oregona Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 94, pi. 38, f. 4, 5; Fisher: Goshen, Oreg.

Cordia rotunda Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 94, pi. 38, f. 1, 3; Fisher: Goshen, 

Oreg. Sanborn, 1935, 28; Comstock: Comstock, Douglas Co., Oreg.

CORETHROGYNE DeCandolle.

Corethrogyne sp., Chaney & Mason, 1933a, 66, pi. 9, f. 13; Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif.

Cofnophyllum minimum Berry, 1925, 84, pi. 19, f. 2; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn.
126 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Cornophyllum obtusatum BerryCBerry, 1920e, 405; Black Creek: Bladen Co,

N. C. 

Cornophyllum vetustum Newberry.dBerry, 1913'a, 571; Tuscaloosa; near Glen

Alien, Ala. 1922c, 177; Woodbine: Arthur's Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex. 

Cornus acuminata, Berry not Weber=Cornus republicensis LaMotte, new name. 

Cornus acuminata, Newberry not Weber=Cornus newberryi Hollick. 

Cornus amomum Miller. Berry, 1924a, 22, pi. 2, f. 15-18; Pleistocene: Washington, D. C.

Cornus becki Berry, 1938, 97, text-f. 7; Latah : Grand Coulee, Wash. 

Cornus benjamini Hollick, 1930, 112, pi. 85, f. 4b, 5; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula. 

Cornus biichii Heer, 1853, Gartenflora, vol. 2, 295, pi. 66, f. 6, 7 1859, Fl. Tert.

Helv., vol. 3, 26, pi. 105. Hollick, 1936, 157, pi. 98, f. 7; Bed of creek from Mt.

Chezum, Yakutat-Copper River region, Alaska. 

Cornus californica C. A. Meyer. Chaney & Mason, 1930, 14, pi. 7, f. 19, 20;

Pleistocene: Santa Cruz Isl, Calif Mason, 1934, 171, pi. 10, f. 9, 13, 18;

Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif.

Cornus ceterus Hollick, 1930, 113', pi. 86, f. 1; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula. 

Cornus denverensis Knowlton, 1930, 119, pi. 13, f. 1; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Cornus forchhammeri HeerOHollick, 1930, 112, pi. 30, f. 3a; pi. 86, f. 2;

Chignik: Alaska Peninsula. 

Cornus fosterii Ward.D?Berry, 1935, 54; Middle Ravenscrag: Locs. 5, P 1-30,

southern Saskatchewan. 

Cornus holmesii Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 119; Denver: east of Denver,

Colo. 

Cornus hyperborea Heer, 1869a, 476, pi. 50, f. 3, 4. Hollick, 1936, 158, pi. 99,

f. 2, 3; near Berg Lake, also in creek bed from Mt. Chezum, Yakutat-Copper

River region, Alaska. 

Cornus impressa Lesquereux.DCross, 1895, 211; Middle Park: Middle Park,

Grand Co., Colo. Berry, 1926, 197; Paskapoo: Alberta. Knowlton, 1930, 118,

pi. 51, f. 1, 2; Middle Park: Middle Park, Grand Co., Colo.; Denver: near

Denver and Golden, Colo.; Dawson: Mosby and Calhan, Colo. Berry, 1935,

54; Upper Ravenscrag: Locs. 1, P 11-30, southern Saskatchewan. 

Cornus incompletus Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 382; Marshall, Colo. 

Cornus irregularis Hollick, 1936, 158, pi. 99, f. 1; bed of creek from Mt.

Chezum, Yakutat-Copper River region, Alaska.

Cornus kelloggii Lesquereux.QPotbury, 1935, 77, pi. 12, f. 3; La Porte, Plumas 

. Co., Calif.

Cornus lakesii Knowlton, 19SO, 119, pi. 50, f. 1; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Cornus macrophylla Heer. Hollick, 1912a, 5l; Eska Creek, Lower Matanuska

Valley, Alaska. 

Cornus newberryi Hollick.DPenhallow, 1906a, 390a; Diamond Vale Company,

Qnilchena, British Columbia Berry, 1935, 54; Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. 33,

southern Saskatchewan.

Cornus acuminata Newberry.DCross, 1895, 211; Middle Park : Middle Park, Grand 

Co., Colo.

Cornus orbifera Heer.dHollick, 1936,159: Cook inlet, Alaska.

Cornus ovalis LesquereuxOChaney, 1927a, 131, pi. 19, f. 1-4; Bridge Creek:

Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg. Brooks, 1935, 299; Sucker Creek:

Ballantyne Ranch, Malheur Co., Oreg. Brown, R. W., 1937, 183, pi. 63, f. 5; 

Latah; Spokane, Wash. 

Cornus republicensis LaMotte (new name).

Cornus acuminata Berry, 1929f, 260, pi. 59, f. 3; Latah: Republic, Wash. 

(Homonym, Weber, 1852).
CATALOGUE 127

Cornus rhamnoides Hollick, 1930, 112, pi. 86, f. 3; Chignik; Alaska Peninsula. 

Cornus speciossissima Knowlton, 1922b, 136-138, f. 1, 2; Lance: Converse Co.,

Wyo. 

Cornus studeri? Heer, 1859, Fl. Tert. Helv., vol. 3, 27, pi. 105, f. 18-21; Ward,

I886a, 553, pi. 44, f. 1; Mesaverde?: Point of Rocks, Wyo Knowlton, 1917, 342,

pi. 109, f. 2; Raton: Aguilar, Colo 1924, 94, pi. 13, f. 2; pi. 15, f. 1; Animas:

Ignacio Quad., Colo.

Cornus studeri, Knowlton not Heer=Rhamnites knowltoni Berry. 

Cornus studeri Lesquereux not Heer=Rhamnus cleburni Lesquereux. 

Cornus. suborbifera Lesquereux.Q?Berry, 1926d, 115; Burrard Inlet, British

Columbia.

Cornus sp., Arnold, 1935, 380; Trout Creek: Trout Creek; Harney Co., Oreg. 

CORYLITES. 

Corylites hebridica Seward & Holltum. Seward & Conway, 1935, 20, text-f. 4;

Kingigtok, west Greenland. The authors indicate that some of the North

American citations to Corylus macquarrii are referable to this category but

the extent is not indicated. 

Corylites nostratus Seward & Conway, 1935, 21, text-f. 5; Kagdlunguak: west

Greenland.

CORYLOPSITES Mathiesen, 1932, 16. Genotype: 0. groenlandicus Mathiesen. 

Corylopsites groenlandicus Mathiesen, 1932, 16-28, f. 5-10; Cape Dalton, east

Greenland. 

Corylus adumbrata Hollick, 1936, 86, pi. 47, f. 6; pi. 49, f. 5-7; Kachemak Bay,

Kenai Peninsula, west shore of Cook Inlet south of Old Tyonek, Alaska. 

Corylus americana fossilis Newberry.DHollick, 1936, 86, pi. 45, f. 3b; pi. 48,

f. 1-3; Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula; between Herendeen Bay and Port

Holier, Alaska Peninsula. 

Corylus evidens Hollick, 1936, 86, pi. 49, f. 3; Kukak Bay west of Cape Nukhshak, Alaska Peninsula.

Corylus harrimani Knowlton.DHollick, 1936, 87; Kukak Bay, Alaska Peninsula. 

Corylus insignis Heer. Hollick, 1912a, 51; Chickaloon: Eska Creek, Lower

Matanuska Valley, Alaska. 

Corylus kenaiana Hollick, 1936, 87, pi. 45, f. l-3a; pi. 46, f. lb, 2-5; pi. 47, f. 1-5;

Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.

Corylus macquarrii (Forbes) Heer (part), 1869, 29, pi. 4, f. 1-4, 5a, 6-8 (excl. 

pi. 3, f. 9).

Corylus macquarrii (Forbes) HeerO?Penhallow, 1906a, 392a; Red Deer River 

Valley, mouth of Blind Man' River, Northwest Territories. Knowlton, 19121, 

52; Chickaloon: Chickaloon River, Alaska. Wilson, 1916, 206; Sheep Creek, 

Yukon Terr. Berry, 1926d, 105, pi. 17, f. 6; pi. 18, f. 2-4; pi. 19, f. 5; Newhykulston, Joseph and Darlington Creeks, Kitsilano, British Columbia. 

Chaney, 1927a, 104; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg. 

Mathiesen, 1932, 59, text-f. 22; Sabine Isl., east Greenland. Oliver, 1934, 18, pi. 

3, f. 2, 4; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg. Hollick, 1936, 88; Port Graham and Ninilchik, east shore of Cook Inlet; Kuiu Isl., southeastern Alaska; Kukak Bay, 

Alaska Peninsula. Brown, R. W., 1937, 171, pi. 50, f. 6; Mascall: Tipton,- 

Oreg. Seward & Conway, 1935, 20, indicate that some of the above references 

should be transferred to Corylites hebridica Seward & Holtum, q. v.

Corylus macquarrii (Forbes) Heer (part)=Corylus kenaiana Hollick.

Corylus macquarrii Newberry (part) not Heer=TiIia oregona LaMotte.

Corylus macquarrii macrophylla Heer.QHollick, 1936, 89; Port Graham, Kenai 

Peninsula, Alaska. v

241636 44 9
128 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Corylus maxicarpus Chaney, I920a, 166, pi. 9, f. 4; Eagle Creek: Multnomah

Co., Oreg.

Corylus? palachei Knowlton.DHollick, 1936, 89; Kukak Bay, Alaska Peninsula. 

Corylus' rostrata californica DeCandolle. Mason, 1934, 152, pi. 8, f. 1, 2;

Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif. 

Corylus sp. Dawson, 1879a, B 186; Ninemile Creek, Tulameen River, British

Columbia. 

Corylus sp.?, aments, Rollick, 1936, 90, pi. 50, f. 6, 7; Kachemak Bay, Kenai

Peninsula; Yukon River south bank above Rampart, central Yukon region,

Alaska. 

Corylus sp., staminate aments, Rollick, 1936, 90, pi. 49, f. 4; Kukak Bay west

of Cape Nukhshak, Alaska Peninsula. 

Corylus sp. Mason, 1935, 50; Pleistocene gravels: Montecito, Santa Barbara

Co., Calif.

Corylus sp. F. M. Scott, 1926, 404; Tesla, Calif. 

Corylus? sp. Wilson, 1914, 409; Kenai: Sourdough Mine, Coal Creek, Yukon

Terr.

Corylus? sp. Wilson, 1916, 206; Sheep Creek, Yukon Terr. 

Corylus? sp. Wilson, 1916, 207; Granite Creek, Yukon Terr. 

COSTUS Linn<§. 

Costus? incertus Berry, 1925a, 82, pi. 15, f. 5; Forest: Trinidad, British West

Indies.

Cotinus cretacea Hollick, 1930, 98, pi. 75, f. 4; Melozi: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Cotinus fraterna (Lesquereux) CockerellOBrown, R. W., 1937, 179; Florissant:

Florissant, Colo.

Andromeda delicatula Lesquereux.DKnowlton, 1923, 172; Green River: Uinta Co.,

Wyo. 

Fraainus ungeri Knowlton (part) not Lesquereux, 19l6b, 286, pL, 22, f. 3 only;

Florissant: Florissant, Colo.

COUSSAPOA Aublet.

Coussapoa vaningeni Hollick, 1924, 296, pi. 6, f. 1; Siparia: Trinidad, British 

West Indies.

Coussapoa vaningeni major Berry, 1925a, 86, pi. 1, f. 4; Porcellanite, Siparia : 

Trinidad, British West Indies.

Coussapoa veracruziana Berry, 1923b, 6, pi. 2; San Jose" del Carmen, Vera Cruz, 

Mexico.

Crataegus alaskensis Hollick, 1936, 125, pi. 71, f. 5; Cape Douglas, Alaska Peninsula.

o^-^tacff^a a.ntioii.a. T^esmiereiix not Heer=Quercus viburnifolia Lesquereux.

Crataegus betulaefolia Lesquereux (part) = Viburnum richardsoni Knowlton.

Crataegus betulaefolia Lesquereux (part) =Quercus viburnifolia Lesquereux.

crataegus cappsji HoiHok. lose, 126. pi: 7i, f. 2: Nenana Coal Field, Alaska.

Crataegus coccineafolia Berry, 1926b, 114, pi. 56, f. 5-7; Chowan : Neuse Kiver,

Wayne Co., N. C. 

CrataegUS? gigailtea KnOWltOn, 1924, 89, pi. 10, f. 2; Animas: Pagosa Quad.,

Colo. 

Crataegus gracilens MacGKnitie, 1933, 57, pi. 9, f. 6; Trout Creek: Trout Creek,

Harney Co., Oreg. Oliver, 1934, 23 ; Mascall : Tiptdn, Oreg.

Crataegus lieteroaeniata Chaney=Acer negundoides MacGinitie.

Crataegus latahensis Ashlee, 1932, 79, pi. 1, f. 6; Latah: White Bird, Juliaetta,

Idaho. 

Crataegus microcarpifolia Arnold, 1937, 91, pi. 5, f. 2-3; Trout Creek: Trout

Creek, Harney Co., Oreg.
CATALOGUE 129

Crataegus myricoides Lesquereux.DKnowlton, 1930, 96, pi. 44, f. 7-10; Denver:

Golden, Colo. 

Crataegus newberryi Cockerell.DChaney, 1927a, 121, pi. 14, f. 6, 10; Bridge

Creek: Bridge Creek, Cove Creek, and Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin,

Oreg. LaMotte, 1936, 131; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev. 

Crataegus pacifica Chaney, 1920a, 176, pi. 17, f. 1; Eagle Creek: Multnomah

Co., Oreg. 

Crataegus spathulatoides Berry.QBerry, 1926b, 114, pi. 56, f. 4; Chowan: Neuse

River, Wayne Co., N. C. 

Crataegus tomentosa punctata Gray. Penhallow, 1899, 527; Pleistocene: Taylor's

Brickyard, Don Valley, Toronto, Ontario. 

Crataegus yukonensis Hollick, 1936, 126, pi. 71, f. 4; north bank Yukon River

at Drew's mine, central Yukon region, Alaska.

Crataegus sp., Arnold, 1935, 380; Trout Creek: Trout Creek; Harney Co., Oreg. 

Crataegus? sp., Chaney, 1921a, 90; Puente: Los Angeles Co., Calif. 

Crataegus sp., Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River below Moose

Creek, Alaska.

Crataegus sp., Meehan, 1899, 281; Pleistocene: Port Kennedy, Pa. 

Credneria basinervosa Hollick, 1930, 89, pi. 56, f. 1; Melozi: Lower Yukon,

Alaska. 

Credneria comparabilis Hollick, 1930, 89, pi. 57, f. 4; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska.

Credneria daturaefolia Ward.DCragin, 1891, 31; Loup Fork: Near Alpine, Kans. 

Credneria elegans Hollick, 1930, 88, pi. 56, f. 2; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Credneria grewiopsoides Hollick, 1930, 87, pi. 52, f. 3; pi. 53, f. 1; Kaltag: Lower

Yukon, Alaska. 

Credneria inordinata Hollick, 1930, 86, pi. 56, f. 3; pi. 57, f. 2, 3; Kaltag: Lower

Yukon, Alaska. 

Credneria inordinata maxima Hollick, 1930, 86, pi. 58, f. 1, 2; Kaltag: Lower

Yukon, Alaska.

Pterospermites dentatus, Newberry not Heer, 1898, 133, pi. 53, f. 1, 2 ; Kaltag: 

Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Credneria intermedia Hollick, 1930, 89, pi. 55, f. 1; Melozi: Lower Yukon,

Alaska. 

Credneria leconteana Lesquereux=Protophyllum leconteanum (Lesquereux)

Lesquereux.

Credneria longifolia Hollick, 1930, 87, pi. 60; Melozi: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Credneria mixta Hollick, 1930, 88, pi. 56, f. 4; pi. 57, f. 1; Melozi, Nulato: Lower

Yukon, Alaska. 

Credneria? parva Hollick, 1930, 89, pi. 65, f. 5; Seventymile River: Upper

Yukon, Alaska.

Credneria spatiosa Hollick, 1930, 87, pi. 59; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Credneria sp., Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River Valley, British Columbia. 

CRESCENTIA Linne. 

Crescentia cucurbitinoides Berry, 1923b, 24, pi. 5, f. 2; north of Palomares.

Oaxaca, Mexico. Hollick, 1924, 319, pi. 4, f. 1; pi. 8, f. 7; Siparia: Trinidad,

British West Indies.

Crotonophyllum panduraeformis Berry.DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill, Ala. 

Cryptocarya praesamarensis Sanborn, 1935, 19, pi. 5, f. 4, 6; Comstock: Com-,

stock, Douglas Co., Oreg. 

Cryptocarya wilcoxiana Berry, 1930, 113, pi. 18, f. 1; Holly Springs: Shandy,

Hardemau Co., Tenn.
130 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Ctenis albertensis Warren, 1927, 48-49, pis. 1, 2; Kootenai: Canmore, Alberta.

Ctenis fallax Nathorst (part). Harris, 1932, 8 pi. 1, f. 8; text-f. 3-5, 35G-L; 

Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Ctenis nilssoni Nathorst (part). Harris, 1932, 14, pi. 1, f. 9; text-f. 7, 36A-D; 

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Ctenis stewartiana Harris, 1932, 12, text-f. 6; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby 

Sound, east Greenland.

7Ctenis, sp. A. Harris, 1932, 15, text-f. 8; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, 

east Greenland.

Ctenophyllum? cf. angustifolium Fontaine. Wilson, 1916, 207; Mt. Bush, 

Yukon Terr.

Ctenophyllum braunianum Schimper. Loper, 1891, 429; Newark (Posterior 

Shales) : near Meriden, Conn.

CUCURBITA (Tournefort) Linn<§.

Cucurbita glandulosa R. W. Brown, 1929, 291, pi. 75, f. 6; Green River: northwest of De Beque, Colo. 1934, 66, pi. 13, f. 2; Green River: Roan Creek northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Culmites groenlandica (Heer) Seward, 1926, 114; Nugsuak, west Greenland.

Arundo groenlandica Heer.DHeer. 1874, 104, pi. 28, £. 9, 10. 1882, 57, pi. 17, 

f. 10. 1883, 18, pi. 54, f. 1-3. Seward, 1925, 233. Berry, 1922d, 213; 

Cheyenne: near Belvidere, Kiowa Co., Kans.

CUNNINGHAMIA Robert Brown.

Cunninghamia concedipites Wodehouse, 1933a, 495, f. 19; Green River: Parachute Creek, Garfleld Co., Colo.

Cunninghamites borealis Heer=Elatocladus smittiana (Heer) Seward.

Cunninghamites elegans (Corda) Endlicher not Heer.QBerry, 1920e, 398; Black 

Creek: N. C. 1925, 33; Ripley: Houston Co., Ga.

Cunninghamites elegans Heer not Corda=Elatocladus elegans (Heer) Seward.

Cunninghamites pulchellus Knowltbn. Wilson, 1914a, 323; near Steveville, Red 

Deer River, Alberta. 1916, 205; Belly River: Red Deer River, Alberta.

CUPANIA Linn<§.

Cupania comparabilis Hollick, 1936, 136, pi. 74, f. 5; Kukak Bay west of Cape 

Nukhshak, Alaska Peninsula.

Cupania oregona Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 82, pi. .25, f. 1, 3-5; Fisher: Goshen, 

Oreg.

Cupania packardi Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 83, pi. 26, f. 1-6; Fisher: Goshen, 

Oreg.

Cupanites amplus Berry, 1930, 99, pi. 43, f. 1, 2; Holly Springs: Hardeman Co., 

Tenn.

Cupanites formosus Berry, 1930, 98, pi. 30, f. 1-4; Holly Springs: near Pattersonville, Fayette Co., Tenn.; Grenada: near Somerville, Fayette Co., Tenn. 

Ball, 1931, 86, pi. 2,1 5; Indio: Barton's Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Cupanites nigricans (Lesquereux) BerryOBerry, 1924*176, pi. 34, f. 7; Barnwell : near Macon, Bibb Co., Ga.

Myrica nigricans Lesquereux.D

Cupanites parvifolia Ball, 1931, 87, pi. 41, f. 5; pi. 11, f. 2; Indio: Little Sandy

Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Cupanites patVUlis Berry, 1924, 70, pi. 12, f. 5; Yegua: Columbia, Caldwell

Parish, La.; near Antioch, Houston Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 124, 160; Yegua:

Antioch, Houston Co.; Fayette: Trinity Co., Tex. 

Cupanites sp.?, Ball, 1931, 87, pi. 5, f. 4, 5; Indio: Barton's Ranch, Bastrop

Co., Tex.
CATALOGUE 131

CUPRESSINOCLADUS.

Cupressinocladus cretacea (Heer) Seward, 1926, 100, text-f. 13; Disko IsL, 

west Greenland.

Libocedrua cretacea Heer, 1882, 49, pi. 29, f. 1-3.

Cupressinocladus sp., Seward & Conway cf. Libocedrus cretacea Heer.DSeward

& Conway, 1935, 11, text-f. 2; Kingigtok, west Greenland. 

CUPRESSINOXYLON Goeppert.DBerry, 1922g, 6; redefinition of genus Read,

1930, 17; discussion. 

Cupressinoxylon arkansanum Knowlton.DBerry, 1924, 49; Tegua: Willsburg,

Cross Co., Ark. 

Cupressinoxylon cheyennense Penhallow.DBerry, 1922d, 212; Cheyenne: near

Belvidere, Kiowa Co., Kans. 

Cupressinoxylon dawsoni Penhallow.DBerry, 1924, 48, pi. 6, f. 1-3; Yegua:

Somerville, Burleson Co.; Houston Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 119; Yegua: Somerville, Burleson Co.; near Wooten's siding, Houston Co., Tex. 

Cupressinoxylon eutreron Felix=Sequoia magnified Knowlton. 

Cupressinoxylon jurassica Lutz, 1930, 92-107, text-f. 1-12; Upper Como

(Barosaurus horizon): Sturgis. S. Dak. 

Cupressinoxylon lamarense Read, 1930b, 17, pi. 4, f. 1-5; pi. 5, f. 1-3; Lamar

Flora: Yancey Forest, Specimen Ridge, Yellowstone Nat. Park. 

Cupressinoxylon wilcoxense Berry, 1922g, 6, pis. 1-3;. Wilcox: Caddo and De

Soto Parishes, La. 

Cupressites sudworthi Berry, 1917, 232, pi. 55, f. 1; Catahoula: Chalk Hills,

2 mi. south of Rosefield, La. 1924, 143; Lagrange; Randolf Bluff, Tipton Co.,

Tenn. 

Cupressoxylon sp. A, Dawson, 1875=Sequoioxylon burgessii (Penhallow)

Torrey.

CUPRESSUS LinneMDMason, 1927, 156 Chaney & Mason, 1930, 10, discussion. 

Cupressus goveniana Gordon.DChaney & Mason, 1927, 157. 1930, 10, pi. 5,

f. 4-6; pi. 7, f. 1-9; Pleistocene: Santa Cruz Isl., Calif. 1933a, 58, pi. 6, f. 1-5,

7, 8; Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif. Mason, 1934, 149,

pi. 6, f. 1; pi. 7, f. 5-9; Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif. Webber, in

Chaney & Mason, 1933, 68; Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Calif. 

Cupressus macrocarpa Hartweg.QMason, 1927, 156, pi. 5, f. 12; Pleistocene:

Rancho La Brea, Los Angeles Co., Calif. Frpst, 1927, 76, pi. 15, f. 3; Pleistocene : Ranch La Brea, Los Angeles Co., Calif. 

Cupressus preforbesii Axelrod, 1937, 167, pi. 2, f. 1; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont,

Calif.

Cupressus sp., Webber, 1933, 122, pi. 2, f. 1-3; Ricardo: near Barstow, Calif. 

Cyathea angusta Heer=Gleichenites porsildi Seward. 

Cyathea fertilis Heer=Gleichenites porsildi Seward. 

Cyathea hammeri Heer (part), 1882, pi. 31, f. 1, 7=Laccopteris rigida (Heer)

Seward.

Cyathea hammeri Heer (part)=Gleichenites porsildi Seward. 

Cycad fruits, White, 1S98, 347; Kook, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

Cycad (gen. et sp.?) Hollick, 1932, 172; Kern River Region, near Bakersfield,

Calif. 

Cycadella ramentosa Ward.DWieland, 1906, 100, pi. 18; Morrison: Carbon Co.,

Wyo. 

Cycadella wyomingensis Ward.DWielaud, 1906, 175, text-f. 93; Morrison:

Carbon Co., Wyo. 

Oycadeoidea abiquidensis Dawson=Araucarites abiquidensis (Dawson) Wleland.
132 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Cycadeoidea boesiana Wieland, 1921b, 84, pis. 11, 12; Wise Co., Tex. 

. Cycadeoidea emmonsi (Fontaine) Ward=Araucarites (Cycadeoidea) emmonsl

(Fontaine) Wieland.

Cycadeoidea goucheriana Ward.DWieland, 1916, 31. 

Cycadeoidea heliochorea Ward.DWieland, 1906,162. 

Cycadeoidea munita Cragin.DBerry, 1922, 209; near Belvidere, Kiowa Co.,

Kans.; locality uncertain. 

Cycadeoidea peridemalis Chrysler, 1932, 689, pis. 48, 49, 5 text-f.; Raritan:

Woodbridge, N. J.

Cycadeoidea pulcherrima Ward.D?Wieland, 1906,171, text-f. 91. 

Cycadeoidea sternbergii Wieland, 1921b, 81, pis. 9, 10; Belly River: near Red

Deer River, Alberta. ° 

Cycadeoidea superba Ward.DWieland, 1906,171, pi. 9-11. 

Cycadeoidea sp. Wieland, 1906, 170, text-f. 90; Lakota: Minnekahta, S. Dak. 

Cycadeoidea sp. Wieland, 1906, 169, text-f. 90; Lakota: Minnekahta, S. Dak. 

Cycadeomyelon? sp. Humphreys, 1916a, 77; Santa Clara Coal Field, Sonora,

Mexico. 

Cycadeospermum lineatum Lesquereux.DBerry, 1922(3, 209; Cheyenne: iiear

Belvidere, Kiowa Co., Kans. 

Cycadeospermum oaxacensis Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca,

Mexico. 1914, 119, pi. 37, f. 5; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Cycadeospermum sp. Lozano, 1916, 18, pi. 9, f. 10; Liassic: Huauchinangb,

Puebla, Mexico. 

Cycadinocarpus chapini Newberry.DLoper, 1891, 429; Newark (Anterior and

Posterior Shales) : near Meriden, Conn. 

Cycadinocarpus circularis Newberry.QBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: near Glen

Alien, Ala. 1920e, 398; Black Creek: North Carolina. 1923c, 434, text-f. 4;

Tuscaloosa: Ft. Decatur, Ala.

Cycadites dicksoni Heer=Pseudocycas dicksoni (Heer) Nathorst. 

Cycadites pungens Lesquereux^Pseudocycas unjiga (Dawson) Berry. 

Cycadites unjiga Dawson=Pseudocycas unjiga (Dawson) Berry. 

Cycadites? sp. Hollick, 1930, 42, pi. 2, f. 12; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

CYCADOCARPIDIUM Nathorst, 1886, Om floran i Skftnes kolforande bildningar.

Ill, Ser. C, no. 85, 91. Genotype: C. erdmanni Nathorst. Harris, 1935, 99; 

1 discussion.

Cycadocarpidium erdmanni Nathorst, 1886, Om floran i Skanes kolforande 

bildningar. Ill, Ser. C, no. 85, 91, pi. 26, f. 15-20. Harris, 1935, 105, pi. 17, 

f. 2, 4, 7, 9, 10, text-f. 42; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Cycadocarpidium swabi Nathorst, K. Svenska Vet. Akacl. Handi., vol. 46, no.

8, 5, pi. 1, f. 11-15 Harris, 1935,101, pi. 17, f. 3, 5, 6, 8; pi. 17, f. 1, 5,11-14, 161

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

CYCADOLEPIS Saporta, 1875, Pal. Franc. (Plantes Jurassiques), Ser. 2, 200. 

Wieland, 1914, 77; discussion.

Cycadolepis mexicana Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, OaXRCR, 

Mexico. 1014, 78, pi. 36; pi. 2O, f. 2O ; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

CyCadOlepiS pSila Harris, 1932a, 91, pi. 11, f. 4, 12-14; text-f. 46; Lepitiopteris 

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Cycadolepis rugosa Johansson. Harris, I932a, 93, pi. 11, f. 3, s-ii; text-f.

47A-G; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Cycadolepis sp., Berry, 1929k, 44, pi. 17, f. 7; Kootenai: southwest Albfirtfl. 

Cycadolepis, fragments, Lozano, 1916, 12, pi. 6, f. 6; pi. 7, f. 4; Liassic:

Huyacocotla, Vera Cruz, Mexico. 

CYCADOPITES Wodehouse, 1933a, 483'. Genotype: Cycadopites sp. Wodehouse.
CATALOGUE 133

Cycadopites sp. Wodehouse, 1933a, 483; Green River: Parachute Creek, Garfield Co., Colo.

CYCADOSPADIX Schimper.DHarris, 1932a, 95; discussion.

Cycadospadix dactylota Harris, 1932a, 97, pi. 10, f. 1, 2; .text-f. 47H-K \ 

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Cycadospadix? sp., Cockerell=Matonidium americanum Berry.

Cycas dicksoni (Heer) Heer=Pseudocycas dicksoni (Heer) Nathorst.

Cycas steenstrupi Heer=Pseudocycas steenstrupi (Heer) Nathorst.

Cycas sp., Nathorst=Pseudocycas insignis Nathorst.

Cyclopteris digitata (Brongniart) Dunker=Ginkgoites pleuripartita (Schimper) 

Seward.

Cyclopteris huttoni Sternberg=Ginkgo digitata (Brongniart) Heer.

CYMOPTERUS Rafinesque.

Cymopterus littoralis Gray. Chaney ,& Mason, 1933a, 62, pi. 8, f. 3, 4; 

Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif.

CYNOMETRA Linne.

Cynometra rabellii Hollick, 1928, 206, pi. 71, f. la, 2; Collazo: Porto Rico.

Cyparissidium gracile (Heer) Heer, 1874, 74, pi. 17, f. 5b, c; pi. 19; pi. 20, 

f. le; pi. 21, f. 9b, 10d 1882, 16, 50, pi. 1, f. 2; pi. 7, f. 5-9; pi. 28, f. 8. 1883, 

12.QWhite, 1898, 347, 349, 350, 353; Kook, Pagtorfik, Kaersiik, Ujarartorsuak, 

Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. Wilson, 1917, 301; near Pocahontas, Alberta. 

Seward, 1926, 111, pi. 10, f. 100; pi. 11, f. 107; text-f. 20; Upernivik Isl., Disko 

Isl., Nugsuak, west Greenland. Seward & Conway, 1935a, 16, pi. 4, f. 19; 

Atanekerdluk and Upernivik Island, west Greenland.

Widtfringtonites gracilis Heer, 1868, 83, pi. 43, f. le, 3c, f, g-D

fSequoia graeilis Heer (part), 1874a, pi. 22, f. la, 4,. 7, 9. ?Whit.e, 1898, 349,

350, 353; Pagtorfik, Kaersuk, Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

?Wilson, 1917, 301; Anthracite Station, Alberta. 

Sequoia reichenlachi (Geinitz) Heer. Hollick, I892a, 30, pi. 1, f. 18.

Cyperaceae sp. Penhallow, 1900, 335; Taylor's Brickyard, Don Valley, Toronto,

Ontario ; Green's Creek and Besserer's Wharf, Quebec. 

Cyperacites angustifolia Chaney, I920a, 160, pi. 6, f. 2; Eagle Creek: Multnomah

Co., Oreg. 

Cyperacites haydenii (Lesquereux) Knowlton.DKnowlton, 1923, 152; Green

River: Uinta Co., Wyo. 

Cyperacites minutus Berry, 1930, 53, pi. S'5, f. 6; Holly Springs: Taylor Farm,.

Chester Co., Tenn. 

Cyperacites potomacensis Berry, 1916, 455, pi. 79, f. 6; Patapsco: near Wellhams,

Anne Arundel Co., Md. 

Cyperacites wilcoxensis Berry, 1930, 53, pi. 35, f. 7; Holly Springs: Taylor

Farm, Chester Co., Tenn. 

Cyperacites sp., Chaney, I927a, 133; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch, Crooked River

Basin, Oreg. 

Cyperacites sp., Chaney & Elias, 1936b, 35; Ogallala: Logan Co., Kans.; Brown

Co., Nebr.; Beaver Co., Okla.

Cyperacites sp., Dorf, 1936,110; Idaho : near Weiser, Idaho. 

Cyperacites sp., Jennings, 1920, 406, pi. 24, f. 3; Missoula, Mont. 

Cyperacites sp., Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chiekaloon: Eska Creek, Lower Matanuska

Valley, Alaska.

Cyperacites sp., Ball, 1931, 148; Eocene : Texas. Many localities. 

Cyperites deucalionis. Heer.D

Cyperus deucalionis Heer.DLesquereux, 1871, 384 ; Barrel Springs, Wyo.
134 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Cyperus chavannesi Heer.DKnowlton, 1923, 152; Green River: Green River,

Wyo.

Cyperus deucalionis Heer=Cyperites deucalionis Heer. 

Cyperus (or Scirpus) sp., Berry, 1927, 23; Pleistocene: Henry Co., Tenn. 

CYPSELITES Heer=ACHAENITES Al. Braun. 

Cypselites jacksonensis Berry, 1924, 198, pi. 40, f. 2; Jackson: near El Dorado,

Union Co., Ark.

CZEKANOWSKIA Heer.DHarris, 1935, 38; discussion. 

Czekanowskia dichotoma Heer, 1882,14, pi. 2, f. 12b, c; pi. 3, f. 1; west Greenland.

 White, 1898, 347, 352; Kook, Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland.

 Seward, 1925, 243; type specimens are indeterminable.

Czekanowskia hartzi Harris, 1926, 104, pi. 4, f. 1-3; text-f. 25e-g; Rhaetic: 

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 1935, 38, pi. 4,.f. 4, 5; pi. 6, f. 1, 9-11; pi. 7, 

f. 10; text-f. 19; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

CzefcanotosMa rigida, Hartz not Heer, 1896, 241, pi. 17, f. 1, 4; pi. 1'8, f. 1-3;

Rbaetic: Cape Stewart, east Greenland. 

Czekanowskia setacea, Hartz not Heer, 1896, 242, pi. 17, f. 1-3; pi. 18, t 1; pi.

13, f. 5b; Rhaetic: Cape Stewart, east Greenland.

Czekanowskia nathorsti Harris, 1935, 40, pi. 4, f. 3, 7, 9; pi. 5, f. 1-5; pi. 6, 

f. 2-4,6-8; pi. 8, f. 1, 2; text-f. 19; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east 

Greenland.

Czekanowskia rigida and O. setacea Nathorst (?Heer), 1906, Lunds Univ. Arsskr., 

N. P. Afd. 2, vol. 2, no. 8, 11, pi. 1, f. 9; pi. 2, f. 2-15; text-f. 16-18.

Csekanowskia rigida, Hartz not Heer=Czekanowskia hartzi Harris. 

Czekanowskia rigida Nathorst (?Heer)= Czekanowskia nathorsti Harris. 

Czekanowskia setacea, Hartz not Heer=Czekanowskia hartzi Harris. 

Czekanowskia setacea Nathorst (?Heer)= Czekanowskia nathorsti Harris. 

Czekanowskia sp. Berry, 1929k, 47, pi. 8, f. 1-3; Kootenai: southwest Alberta. 

DADOXYLON Endlicher, 1847, Syn. Conif. 300. Knowlton, 1890, 609; Catalogue

of genus. 

Dadoxylon edvardianum Dawson=Araucarioxylon edvardianum (Dawson)

Knowlton. 

Dalbergia attenuata Berry, 1930, 85, pi. 38, f. 1; Holly Springs: Paris, Henry

Co., Tenn.

Dalbergia cretacea Berry, 1925, 59, pi. 11, f. 3; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

Dalbergia eocenica Berry not Ettingshausen=Dalbergia puryearensis Berry. 

Dalbergia gabbi Hollick, 1924, 305, pi. 13, f. 5; Santo Domingo. 

Dalbergia knowltoni Cockerell=Leguminosites lesquereuxiana Knowlton. 

Dalbergia ovata MacGinitie, 1937, 142, pi. 8, f. 4; Weaverville: Redding Creek,

Hay Fork, Trinity Co., Calif.

Dalbergia perryana Berry, 1925, 59, pi. 11, f. 4; Eipley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

Dalbergia prewilcoxiana Berry, 1925, 59, pi. 11, f. 5; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

Dalbergia puryearensis Berry, 1922g, 14; Lagrange: Puryear, Henry Co., Tenn.

.Z>«.ZZ»o»-£7<«. coccntocM. J3erry not ^tti^ie^Hn.i.ison.C] (ETomonym, Eltti nersHatasexi, 1S5S) .

Dalbergia retusa Knowlton, 1923,165, pi. 40, f. 5-6; Green Riven Little Duck.

Creek, Rio Blanco Co., Colo.

Dalbergia rinkiana Heer=Dalbergites simplex (Newberry) Seward.

Dafbergia viricUflutnensis Kno\vlton=I>laiiera nervosa Newberry.

Dalbergia wilcoxiana BerryOBerry, 1930, 85, pi. 48, f. 34; Holly Springs: 

Puryear and Atkins Pit, Henry Co.; Mill Creek, Hardeman Co., Tenn.
CATALOGUE 135

Dalbergites borealis (Heer) Seward, 1926, 135, text-f. 33 a-b; Nugsuak, west 

Greenland.

Myrsine lorealis Heer.DHeer, 1874a, 113, pi. 32, f. 23. Berry, 1920e, 405; Black

Creek: N. C. White, 1890, 98, pi. 2, f. 5; Martha's Vineyard, Mass. 

Myrsine consobrina Heer, 1883, 112, pi. 107, f. 11. 

Diospyros rotundifolia, Hollick not Lesquereux, 1894, 53, pi. 179, f. 2.

Dalbergites simplex (Newberry) Seward, 1926, 135, pi. 11, f. 110; text-f. 32; 

Nugsuak, Disko Isl., west Greenland. Seward & Conway, 1935a, 26, text-f. 

22-24; Atanekerdluk: west Greenland.

Liriodendron meekii Heer.QBerry, 1913a, 572, Tuscaloosa: near Cottondale, Ala. 

Populus berggreni Heer.QHeer, 1874a, 106. 1882, 63. White, 1898, 353 ; Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. Berry, 19291, 61, pi. 10, f. 6; Upper

Blairmore : southwestern Alberta. Gress, 1922, 286; Dakota: Ellsworth Co.,

Kans.; New Ulm, Minn. 

Magnolia alternate Heer (part), 1874a, 116. 

Ficus atavina Heer.DWhite, 1898, 353; UJarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west

Greenland. 

Diospyros primaeva Heer (part), 1882, .80, pi. 18, f. 11. Berry, 1913a, 571;

Tuscaloosa : near Glen Alien ; Shirleys Mill; near Tuscaloosa; near Cottondale,

Ala.

Diospyros prodromus Heer.DHeer, 1882, 81. 

Oolutea primordialis Heer.QBerry, 1922 c, 168; Woodbine: Arthur's Bluff, Lamar

Co., Tex. Hollick, 1930, 97, pi. 74, f. 1; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula. 

Colutea valde-inaequalis Heer, 1882, 100, pi. 27, f. 12, 13. 

Danergla rinkiana Heer, 1882, 102. 

Sapotacitea nervillosus Heer, 1883, 32, pi. 61, f. 11. 

Sapotacites retusus Heer, 1883, 32, pi. 61, f. 10. Hollick, 1896b, 123, pi. 53,

f. 5, 6. 

Liriodendron simplex Newberry (part), 1887, 6, pi. 62, f. 2, 3. White, 1890, 98,

pi. 2, f. 7; Martha's Vineyard, Mass.

Liriodendron simplex Hollick not Newberry, 1893, 235, pi. 5, f. 5. 

Ficus protogaea, Hollick not Ettingshausen, 1894, 51, pi. 175, f. 4. 

Liriodendropsis simplex (Newberry) Newberry.DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa:

near Glen Alien, Shirleys Mill, Ala. Hollick, 1930, 80, pi. 28, f. 4b; Kaltag:

Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Liriodendropsis retusa (Heer) Hollick.Q

Dalbergites vetustus Ball, 1931, 80; Indio: Little Sandy Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Dammara acicularis Knowlton.QWilson, 1914a, 323; near Steveville, Red Deer

River, Alberta. 1916, 205; Belly River: Red Deer River, Alberta. Berry, 1925,

34, pi. 22, f. 8; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn.

Dammara borealis Heer=Dammarites borealis (Heer) Seward. 

Dammara, cliffwoodensis, Berry not Hollick=Dammarites borealis (Heer)

Seward.

Dammara macrosperma Heer=Dammarites borealis (Heer) Seward. 

Dammara. microlepis Heer=Dammarites borealis (Heer) Seward. 

Dammara sp.? White, 1898, 350; Kaersut, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

Dammarites borealis (Heer) Seward, 1926, 98, pi. 10, f. 89; Nugsuak, Disko

Isl., west Greenland.

Dammara borealis Heer.QBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill, Ala. 

1920e, 398; Black Creek : North Carolina. 1923c, 434, text-f. 5, 6 ; Tuscaloosa: 

Ft. Decatur, Ala.

Myrsine l>orealis Heer.DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: near Glen Alien, Shirleys 

Mill, Snow Plantation, Ala.

Eucalyptus geinitzi Heer (part) .(HHeer, 1882, 93' pi. 45, f. 4-9, pi. 46, f. 12d. 

White, 1890, 98, pi. 2, f. 8-11; Marthas Vineyard, Mass. Hollick, 1892a, 34, 

pi. 2, f. 5 ; Raritan : Kreischerville, Staten Isl., N. Y. Berry, 1913a, 572; 

Tuscaloosa: Snow Plantation, Ala. 1920e, 404; Black Creek: North Carolina. Maiden, 1924, 236; critical revision of the genus Eucalyptus.

Dammara microlepis Heer.DHeer, 1882, 55, pi. 40, f. 5.

Dammara macrosperma Heer, 1883, 17, pi. 53, f. 11.
136 MESOZOIC AND CKNOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Dammarites borealis Continued.

Dammara cliffwoddensis Berry not Hollick, 1903, 61, pi. 48, f. 8-11. 1904a, 69,

pi. 1, f. 11. , Myrtophyllum warderi Lesquereux.Q

Myrtonmm geinitzi (Heer) Berry, 1922c, 175; Woodbine: Arthurs Bluff, Lamar 

Co., Tex.

NOTE. Seward & Conway, 1935, 12, have referred certain specimens to 

Sciadopitytes borealis, q. v.

DANAEA Smith. ' 

Danaea coloradensis Knowlton, 1923, 150, pi. 36, f. 4; Green River: 40 mi. 

southeast of Meeker, Rio Blanco Co., Colo. Brown, R. W., 1984, 52; Green 

River: 40 mi. southeast of Meeker, Rio Blanco Co., Colo.

Danaea coloradensis Berry not Knowlton=Sporophylls. Berry.

Daphnogene angelica f, Lesquereux not Heer=Zizyphus daphnogenoides Knowlton.

Daphnogene cinnamomifolia (Brongniart?) Unger=Cinnamomum cinnamomeum 

(Rossmaessler) Hollick.

Daphnogene cocculoides Hollick, 1930, 82, pi. 45, f. 5; Melozi: Lower Yukon, 

Alaska.

Daphnogene heerii Lesquereux=Cinnamomoides heerii (Lesquereux) Seward.

Daphnogene kanei Heer=Cocculus kanei (Heer) Saporta & Marion.

Daphnogene polymorplia (Al. Braun) Ettingshausen=Cinnamomum cinnamomeum (Rossmaessler) Hollick.

Daphnogene turbulenta Hollick, 1930, 82, pi. 45, f. 6; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, 

Alaska.

Daphnophyllum dakotense Lesquereux.DBartsch, 1896, 180; Dakota: Holman 

Cut, Woodbury Co., Iowa. Gress, 1922, 313; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans. 

Berry, 19291, 63, pi. 10, f. 4; 83, pi. 45, f. 4; Upper Blairmore: southwest 

Alberta Hollick, 1930, 83, pi. 45, f. 4; Melozi: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

DATISCA Linne".

Datisca glomerata Baillon. Mason, 1934, 169, pi. 10, f. 6; Tomales: Tomales 

Bay, Marin Co., Calif.

DAUCUS (Tournefort) Linne\

Daucus pusillus Michaux. Mason, 1934, 170, pi. 10, f. 14; Tomales: Tomales 

Bay, Marin Co., Calif.

DAVILLA Vandelli.

Davilla intermedia Potbury, 1935, 76, pi. 12, f. 4, 5; La Porte, Plumas Co., Calif.

Decorticated roots?, Knowlton, 1930, 135, pi. 58, f. 1, 2; Dawson: east of Colorado Springs, Colo.

DELTOIDOSPORA Miner, 1935, 618. Genotype: D. hallii Miner.

Deltoidospora cascadensis Miner, 1935, 618, pi. 24, f. 9-12; Kootenai: Cascade 

Co., Mont.

Deltoidospora hallii Miner, 1935, 618, pi. 24, f. 7, 8; Kootenai: Cascade Co., 

Mont.

Dendrium pleistocenicum BerryDBerry, 1926b, 116, pi. 57, f. 1, 2; ChOWani

Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. C.

Dennstaedtia americana Knowlton.QBerry, 1935, 16; Middle Ravenscrag: Loc. 

17, southern Saskatchewan.

Kphenopteris blomstrandi Heer.QHeer, 1874, 12, pi. 1, f. 3, 4a, 5. Penhallow, 

1906a, 391a; Red Deer River Valley, mouth of Blind Man River, Northwest 

Territories.

Asplenium tenerum Lesquereux.nKnowlton, 1900d, 38 ; Coal Creek, Oreg. 

Dennstaedtia Uomstrandi (Heer) Hollick, 1936, 37, pi. 2, f. 5; Cape Douglas, 

Alaska Peninsula.

Dennstaedtia Uomstrandi (Heer) Hollick=Dennstaedtia americana Knowlton.
CATALOGUE . 137

Dennstaedtia crossiana Knowlton, 1930, 21, pi. 2, f. 7-9; Dawson: Sedalia, Colo. 

Dennstaedtia? fremonti (Hall) Knowlton.QBerry, 1929J, 130; Frontier: near

Cumberland, Wyo.

Dermatophyllites actus Heer.QBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa : Shirleys Mill, Ala. 

DESMIOPHYLLUM Lesquereux, 1878, Am. Phil. Soc. Proc. vol. 17, 315 

Solms-Laubach, 1904, K. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handl., vol. 37, no. 7, 6. Harris,

1935, 98; discussion. 

Desmiophyllum sp. (Type 1) Harris, 1935, 98; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby

Sound, east Greenland. s 

Desmiophyllum sp. (Type 2) Harris, 1935, 98, pi. 17, f. 15; Thaumatopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Desmiophyllum sp. (Type 3) Harris, 1935, 99; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby

Sound, east Greenland.

"IPodommites sp. A, Harris, 1926, 117, pi. 12, f. 3, 4; Ehaetic : Scoresby Sound, 

east Greenland.

Dewalquea groenlandica Heer.QBerry, 1920e, 402; Black Creek: Wayne Co., 

N. C.

Dewalquea gro'nlandica Newberry (part) not Heer, 1895, 72, pi. 32, f. 11= 

Laurophyllum plutonium (Heer) Seward.

Dewalquea insigniformis Berry.DBerry, 1922c, 167; Woodbine: Arthur's Bluff, 

Lamar Co., Tex.

Dewalquea insignis Hos. & Marck. White, 1898, 362; Patoot, Nugsuak Pen., 

west Greenland.

Dewalquea pulchella Knowlton.DBerry, 1929J, 131; Frontier: near Cumberland, Wyo.

Dewalquea smith! Berry .DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill; 

Whites Bluff, Ala.

Dicksonia bellidula Heer. White, 1898, 347; Kook, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland.

Dicksonia (Sphenopteris) cf. bindrabunensis. Wieland, 1913, 265; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Dicksonia closipes Heer. Wilson, 1916, 207; Mt. Bush, Yukon Terr.

Dicksonia groenlandica Heer (part)=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) johnstrupi 

(Heer) Seward.

Dicksonia groenlandica Heer (part) = Sphenopteris groenlandica (Heer) Seward & Conway.

Dicksonia johnstrupi Heer=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides (Stokes 

& Webb) Halle.

Dicksonia montanensis Fontaine=Coniopteris pachyphylla (Fontaine) Berry.

DicJcsonia oregonensis Fontaine=Cladophlebis oerstedi (Heer) Seward.

Dicksonia pachyphylla Fontaine=Coniopteris pachyphylla (Fontaine) Berry.

Dicksoniopsis coniopteroides Berry, 1929o, 162, pi. 19, f. 1, 19; Verapaz District, Guatemala.

Dicotyledon undet. sp., Webber, 1933, 125, pi. 5, f. 1-3; Ricardo: near Barstow, 

Calif.

Dicotyledonous leaf, Hollick, 1936, 170, pi. 22, f. 5c; Chignik Bay, Alaska 

Peninsula.

DICOTYLOPHYLLUM Saporta, 1894, 147, Flore Fossile du Portugal, Direct. 

Trav. Geol., Portugal, Lisbon.'

Dicotylophyllum bellum (Heer) Seward & Conway, 1935, 31, text-f. 15, 16; 

Kingigtok; west Greenland.

RJius "bella Heer. North American combinations of this species not transferred 

pending critical studies.
138 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Dicotylophyllum boreale (Heer) Seward & Conway, 1935, 33, pi. 3, f. 27;

Kingigtok: west Greenland.

Ulmus boreale Heer, 1878, 35, pi. 5, f. 10; pi. 7, f. 1-4; pi. 9, f. 2-5 Hollick, 1936, 

106, pi. 57, f. 1, 2; Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula.

Dicotylophyllum gaudini (Heer) Seward & Conway, 1935, 29, pi. 4, f. 33; text-f. 

13; Kingigtok, upper Atanekerdluk and Unortoarsuk, west Greenland.

Populus gaudini Fiscber-Opster. North American combinations of this species not 

transferred pending critical studies.

Dicotylophyllum kingigtokense-Seward & Conway, 1935, 82, pi. 2, f. 21; Kingigtok : west Greenland.

Dicotylophyllum longifolium (Heer) Seward & Conway, 1935, 32, pi. 4, f. 34; 

pi. 5, f. 38; Kagdlunguak: wes't Greenland. 

Ilete lonffifolium Heer, 1868, pi. 48, f. 3-6.

Dicotylophyllum olafseni (Heer) Seward & Conway, 1935, 28, text-f. 11; Kin- 

, gigtok and Kagdlunguak; west Greenland.

Quercus olafseni Heer. The authors regard this species a synonym but do not 

consider the North America citations which the cataloguer has left under the 

former designation pending critical studies.

Dicotylophyllum ovale (Lesquereux) Seward & Conway, 1935a, 31, text-f. 30; 

 Atanekerdluk, west Greenland.

Hedera ovalis Lesquereux.D

Populus stygia Heer (part), 1882, pi. 18, f. 6 only.

Dicotylophyllum shottoni Seward & Conway, 1935a, 31, pi. 5, f. 25; text-f. 32; 

Atanekerdluk, west Greenland.

Dicotylophyllum steenstrupianum (Heer) Seward & Conway, 1935, 29, pi. 2,

f. 19; text-f. 12; Kingigtok, west Greenland. 

Dicotylophyllum washingtonense (Knowlton) Seward & Conway, 1935, 33, pi.

5, f. 36; text-f. 17, 18; Kingigtok, west Greenland.

NOTE. The Knowlton types of Ficusf washingtonensia do not agree with the 

Seward & Conway figures, which should be renamed.

Dicotylophyllum sp., Seward, 1925, 244; west Greenland. 

Populus primaeva Heer, 1874, 88, pi. 24, f. 6.

Dicotylophyllum sp., Seward & Conway cf. Fraxinus denticulata Heer. Seward

& Conway, 1935, 30, text-f. 14; Kingigtok, west Greenland. 

Dicotylophyllum sp., Seward & Conway, 1935, 34, text-f. 19; Kagdlunguak, west

Greenland.

Dictyophyllum dicksoni Heer=Hausmannia kohlmanni Richter. 

Dictyophyllum exile (Al. Braun) Nathorst. Harris, 1926, 64, pi. 1, f. 1, 2; text-f.

7b; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 1931b, 80, pi. 18, f. 15, 16;

Lepidopteris and Thaumatppteris Zones; Scoresby Sound, east Greenland, 

Dictyophyllum exile, Harris (part) not Braun=Dictyophyllum nilssoni (Brongniart) Goeppert. 

Dictyophyllum muensteri (Goeppert) Nathorst. Harris, 1931b, 85, pi. 14, f. 3;

pi. 17, f. 1-4, 10; pi. 18, f. 14; text-f. 31; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, 

east Greenland.

Dictyophyllum nilssoni (Brongniart) Goeppert.DHarris, 1931b, 81, pi. 14, f. 

4; pi. 15, f. 3, 5, 6, 8; pi. 16, f. 1-5, 7, 8, 11, 12; pi. 17, f. 9; text-f. 29, 30; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Dictyophyllum exile, Harris (part) not Braun, 1926, 64, text-f. 7A only.

DILLENIA Linne".
CATALOGUE 139

Dillenia alaskana Hollick, 1936, 153, pi. 94, f. 1, 2; Chignik River opposite Nun

point, Alaska Peninsula;'Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Isl., southeastern Alaska. 

Dillenites ceterus Hollick, 1936, 154, pi. 96, f. 1; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Isl.,

southeastern Alaska.

Dillenites cretaceus Berry, 1925, 74, pi. 15, f. 5; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn. 

Dillenites ellipticus Hollick, 1936, 154, pi. 95, f. 1-3; pi. 97, f. 1; Hamilton Bay,

Kupreanof Isl., southeastern Alaska. 

Dillenites ellipticus ulmifolius Hollick, 1936, 154, pi. 96, f. 2-4; pi. 97, f. 2, 3;

Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Island, southeastern Alaska. 

Dillenites microdentatus (Hollick) Berry.QBall, 1931, 96, pi. 40, f. 5; Indio:

Bastrop Co., Tex. Hollick, 1936, 153, pi. 97, f. 4; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof

Island, southeastern Alaska.

Dillenites sp., Chaney & Sanborn, 1933=Tetracera castaneaefolia MacGinitie. 

DILODENDRON Radlkofer. ~

Dilodendron boreale R. W. Brown, 1937,181, pi. 59, f. 9; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

DIOCLEA Humboldt, Bonpland & Kunth.

Dioclea? mexicana Berry, I923b, 12, pi. 1, f. 4; near Palomares, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

DIOON Lindley. 

Dioon inopirius Hollick, 1932,170, pi. 3; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Isl., Alaska 

1936, 43, pi. 9, f. 4a; pi. 10, f. 2a; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Isl., southeastern

Alaska. 

Dioon praespinulosum Hollick, 1932, 171, pi. 4, f. 1, 2; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof

Isl., Alaska 1936, 43, pi. 10, f. la; pi. 11, f. la, 2-5; pi. 110, f. a; Hamilton Bay,

Kupreanof Isl., Alaska.

DIOONIPITES Wodehouse, 1933a, 484. Genotype: Dioonipites sp. Wodehouse. 

Dioonipites sp. Wodehouse, 1933a, 484; Green River: Parachute Creek, Garfield

Co., Colo. 

Dioonites borealis Dawson.DWilson, 1914a, 323; Coal Creek Mines near Fernie,

British Columbia ? 1917, 301; Anthracite Station, Alberta. 

Dioonites buchianus abietinus (Goeppert) Ward.DBerry, 1929k, 44; Lower

Blairmore: southwestern Alberta. 

Dioonites carnallianus? Goeppert. Newberry, 1888a, 349; near San Juancito,

Honduras. 

Dioonites longifolius? Emmons. Newberry, 1888a, 349; near San Juancito,

Honduras. 

DIOSCORITES Saporta, 1862, Annales sci. nat. -Dot, vol. 17, 196. Genotype:

D. resurgens Saporta.

Dioscorites cretaceus Berry, 1925, 36, pi. 3, f. 7; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

DIOSPYROS LinneMJBall, 1931,105, discussion. 

Diospyros alaskana Schimper.DHollick, 1936, 161; Ninilchik, Alaska. 

Diospyros amboyensis Berry.DBerry, I913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill, Ala. 

Diospyros anceps Heer.DHollick, 1936, 161, pi. 105, f. 2; Kachemak Bay, Kenai

Peninsula, Alaska. 

Diospyros andersonae Knowlton, 1926, 46, pi. 27, f. 6; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Brown, R. W.( 1937, 185, pi. 60, f. 12-17, 21; Latah: Spokane, Wash.; White

Bird, Idaho Berry, 1938, 97, text-f. 4, 5; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 

Diospyros asper Berry, 1980, 127, pi. 25, f. 32; Holly Springs: Grable Pit,

Henry Co., Tenn. 

Diospyros brachysepala Al. Braun.DBerry, 1916b, 52, pi. 10, f. 3; Alum Bluff:

Alum Bluff. Liberty Co., Fla. 1924, 91; Yegua: Rabb Creek, Fayette Co., Tex.;

Lisbon : Lexington, Holmes Co., Miss. Knowlton, 1930,121, pi. 51, f. 5-7; pi. 52,

f. 3; Denver: Golden, Colo.; Mosby and Sedalia, Colo. Bull. 1931, 104, 129;

Wilcox: Calaveras Creek, Wilson Co., Tex.; Claiborne: mouth of Rabb Creek,
140 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Diospyros brachysepala Continued.

Fayette Co., Tex. Hollick, 1936, 161, pi. 105, f. 1; south bank Yukon River 

above Rampart, central Yukon Region, Alaska.

Diospyros princetoniana Cockerell, 1908b, 105, pi. 10, f. 36; Florissant: Florissant, 

Colorado.

Diospyros brachysepala Knowlton and Berry not Al. Braun=Diospyros pretexana Chaney & Elias.

Diospyros cornifolius Hollick, 1930, 114, pi. 85, f. 3: Chignik: Alaska Peninsula. 

Diospyros dawsoni Berry, 19261, 115, pi. 19, f. 3; Joseph Creek, British Columbia. 

Diospyros elliptica Knowlton=Castanopsis convexa (Lesquereux) Brooks. 

Diospyros eolignitica Berry, 1930, 126, pi. 27, f. 4; Wilcox: Nevada Co., Ark.;

Holly Springs: Bolivar, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Diospyros lesquereuxi Knowlton & Cockerell.D

Diospyros rotundifolia Lesquereux.DGress, 1922, 324; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., 

Kans.

Diospyros macdonaldi Berry, 1918, 41, pi. 18, f. 4-8; near mouth of Tonosi

River, Canal Zone. 

Diospyros madisonensis Berry, 1930, 126, pi. 36,.f. 6; Holly Springs: Mandy,

Madison Co., Tenn.

Diospyros f microcalyx Knowlton=Porana microcalyx (Knowlton) Berry. 

Diospyros mira Berry, 1930d, 76, pi. 13, f. 4; pi. 14, f. 7; so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo. 1932e, 12; Lysite: Wind River Basin, Wyo. 

Diospyros mirafloriana Berry, 1924, 195, pi. 40, f. 5; pi. 43, f. 5; Fayette: near

Miraflores, Webb Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 170, pi. 32, f. 4, 5; Fayette: Miraflores,

Webb Co.; Jackson?: Rock Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Diospyros nebraskana Knowlton & Cockerell.D

Quercus anceps Lesquereux.[]Lesquereux, 1871, 379 ; Dakota: Dakota Co., Nebr.

Diospyros oregona Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 92, pi. 36, f. 2-4; Fisher: Goshen,

Oreg. 

Diospyros orientalis ~ Sanborn, 1935, 26, pi. 10, f. 3; Comstock: Comstock,

Douglas Co., Oreg. 

Diospyros pretexana Chaney & Elias, 1936b, 44, pi. 7, f. 6-8; Ogallala: Beaver

Co., Okla.

Diospyros trachysepala Knowlton not Al. Braun, l'916b, 285. Berry, 1918a, 635, 

pi. 95, f. 3 ; Florissant: Florissant, Colo. ; Beaver Creek, 10 mi. east of Beaver 

City, Okla.

Diospyros primaeva Heer.DBartsch, 1896, 181; Dakota: Holman Cut, Woodbury Co., Iowa. White, 1898, 362; Patoot, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

Berry, 1920e, 405; Black Creek: North Carolina. 1922c, 178, pi. 39, f. 2; 

Woodbine: Arthur's Bluff. Lamar Co., Tex. 1923c, 434, text-f. 3; Tuscaloosa: 

Ft. Decatur, Ga Gress, 1922, 326; Dakota: Eiiswortn Co., Kans.

Diospuros vrimaeva. Heer (part) =Dalbergites simplex (Newberry) Seward.

Diospyros princetoniana Cockerell=Diospyros brachysepala Al. Braim.

DiOSVUTOS ^nncetonwm Berry not Cockerell=Vaccinium sophoroides (Knowlton) R. W. Brown.

Diospyros prodromus Heer=Dalbergites simplex (Newberry) Seward.

mospyros pseudoanceps LescmereuxOiiavtsch, 1896, 181: Dakota: Holman Cut,

Woodbury Co., Iowa.

Diospyros rotundifolia Lesquereux.QBartsch, 1896, 181; Dakota: Holman Cut, 

Woodbury Co., Iowa. Berry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: near Glen Alien, Shirleys 

Mill, Ala.
CATALOGUE 141

Diospyros rotundifolia Hollick not Lesquereux=Dalbergites borealis (Heer)

Seward. 

Diospyros steenstrupi Heer.OWhite, 1898, 362; Patoot, Nugsuak Pen., west

Greenland. Gress, 1922, 325 ; Dakota : Ellsworth Co., Kans. Hollick, 1930,114,

pi. 85, f. 2; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula. 

Diospyros stenosepala Heer.DHollick, 1936,162; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula,

Alaska. 

Diospyros wilcoxiana Berry.DBerry, 1930, 128, pi. 47, f. 3; Holly Springs:

near Bolivar, Hardeman Co.; near McKenzie, Carroll Co.; Puryear, Henry Co.,

Tenn.; Wilcox: Mansfield, La. Ball, 1931, 104, pi. 8, f. 1; Indio: Barton's

Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Diospyros sp., Berry, 1930, 127; Holly Springs: Grable Pit, Henry Co., Tenn. 

Diospyros sp., Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River below Moose

Creek, Alaska. 

DIPHOLIS DeCandolle.

Dipholis pseudoleiantha Hollick, 1928, 221, pi. 84, f. 3; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

DIPLAZIUM Swartz. 

Diplazium crossii (Knowlton) Knowlton, 1930, 23', pi. 2, f. 6; Denver: Golden,

Colo.; Middle Park: Middle Park, Grand Co., Colo.

Diplazium muellerif Lesquereux not Heer, 1873, 393. 1878, 55, pi. 4, f. 10,

lOa. 1883, 138 ; Denver : Golden : Colo. 

Asplenium (Diplazium) crossii Knowlton.D

Diplazium mtiellerif Lesquereux not Heer=Diplazium crossii (Knowlton) 

Knowlton.

DIPTERONIA Oliver.

Dipteronia americana R. W. Brown, 1935, 580, pi. 67, f. 6, 12; Republic: Republic, Wash.

Comptonia insignia, Berry not Cockerell, 1929f, 241, pi. 50, f. 5; Latah : Republic, 

Wash.

Dipteronia insignis (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown, 1937, 181, pi. 59, f. 10-12; 

Florissant: Florissant, Colo.

Myrica insignis Lesquereux, 1876, 312. 1878, 135, pi. 65, f. 7, 8; Florissant:

Florissant, Colo. 

. Myrica latiloba acutiloba Lesquereux, 1874, 412. 1878, 134, pi. 17, f. 13;

Florissant: Florissant, Colo. 

Rhus subrhomboidalis Lesquereux.D 

Comptonia insignis (Lesquereux) Cockerell, 1906a, 173. 1908b, 81. Berry,

1906c, 499. Brown, R. W., 1934, 54; Florissant: Florissant, Colo. 

Oomptonia acutiloba (Lesquereux) Cockerell.Q

DISCITES Harris, 1931b, 6. Genotype: D. minutus Harris.

Discites minutus Harris, 1931b, 6, pi. 7, f. 4, 9; text-f. 1; Thaumatopteris Zone: 

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Dodonaea knowltoni Berry.DBerry, 1930, 100; Holly Springs: Puryear, Henry 

Co., Tenn.

Dodonaea parvula Berry, 1930,100, pi. 33, f. 1-4; Holly Springs: Bolivar, Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Dodonaea viscosoides Berry.DBerry, 1924, 70, 176, pi. 12, f. 7; pi. 34, f. 11-13; 

pi. 42, f. 1; Lisbon: Newton, Newton Co.; near Lexington, Holmes-Co., Miss.; 

Yegua: Columbia, Caldwell Parish, La.; Fayette: near Wellborn, Brazos Co., 

Tex.; Barnwell: Grovetown, Ga.; Forest Station, Columbia Co.; near Macon, 

Bibb Co., Ga.; Jackson: near El Dorado, Union Co., Ark. Ball, 1931, 158; 

Jackson: Rock Creek, Brazos Co.; Fayette: Alum and Boggy Creeks, Brazos 

Co., Tex. Brown, R. W., 1934, 63, pi. 10, f. 9; Green River: Ute Trail northwest 

of De Beque, Colo.
142 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 7

Dodonaea wilcoxiana Berry.QBerry, 1930, 100; Holly Springs: Grable Pit,

Henry Co., Tenn.

Dolichites deusseni Berry .DBall, 1931, 80; Indio: Earle, Bexar Co., Tex. 

DOLICHOS Linn<§. 

Dolichos convexa Hollick, 1936, 130, pi. 71, f. 6, 7; Eska Creek, Matanuska Coal

Field, Alaska.

Dombeyopsis crenata Unger=Cercidiphyllum crenatum (Unger) R. W. Brown. 

Dombeyropsis grandifoliaf, Lesquereux not Unger=Dombyopsis magnifica

Knowlton. 

Dombeyopsis magnifica Knowlton, 1930, 125, pi. 54, f. 4; pi. 55, f. 4; pi. 57, f. 1;

pi. 58, f. 8; Dawson: Purdon Mine, Colo.

Dombyopsis orandifolia? Lesquereux not Unger,n

Ficus (Dombeyopsis) granddfolia, Lesquereux not Unger, 1888, 49; Denver: 

Golden, Colo.

Dombeyopsis obtusa Lesquereux.DKnowlton, 1930, 124; Denver: Golden, Colo.;

Dawson: near Colorado Springs, Sedalia, Colo.

Dombeyopsis obtusiloba Lesquereux=Menispermites obtusiloba Lesquereux. 

Dombeyopsis occidentalis Lesquereux=Ficus mississippiensis (Lesquereux)

Berry. 

Dombeyopsis? sedaliensis Knowlton, 1930,126, pi. 56, f. 5; pi. 59, f. 1; Dawson:

Sedalia, Colo. 

Dombeyoxylon jacksonensis Berry, 1924, 181, pi. 36; pi. 37; Fayette: Hornbeck,

Sabine Parish, La.

DORATOPHYLLUM Harris, 1932, 36. Genotype: D. astartensis Harris. 

Doratophyllum astartensis Harris, 1932, 36, pi. 2, f. 6; pi. 3, f. 7, 12, 14; text-f.

21; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Doryanthites cretacea Berry.QBerry, 1920e, 339; Black Creek: Cumberland and

Wayne Cos., N. C. 1925, 36; Eutaw: Hale Co., Ala.; Decatur Co., Tenn.;

Ripley: Marion Co., Ga.

NOTE. References to this genus and species in Knowlton, 1919, are under 

Doryanthes, a misspelling.

DRABA Dillenius.

Draba fladnizensis Wulfenius. Chaney & Mason, 1936c, 16, text-f. 23-27:

Pleistocene: Head of Goldstream, Buried Forest, near Fairbanks, Alaska. . 

Drepanolepis reniformis Berry, 1932c, 217, text-f. 1; Chitina Valley, Alaska. 

DREPANOZAMITES Harris, 1932a, 83. Genotype: D. uMssoni (Nathorst)

Harris.

Drepanozamites nilssoni (Nathorst) Harris, 1932a, 83, pi. 7; pi. 8, f. 1, 12; 

text-f. 44, 45; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

DRIMYS Forster.

Drimys americana Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 69, pi. 12, f. 2, S; Fisher: Goshen, 

Oreg.

Dryandroides lanceolata Knowlton=Dryophyllum lanceolatum (Knowlton)

Berry. 

DRYAS Linn<5.

Dryas drummondii Richards. Hollick, 1931, 43, pi. 5, f. 1-7, 9b, lib ; pi. 6, f. Id,

2e, 2f j pi. 7, f. Ic, 2c, d; pi. 8, f. If, g. h. i; Pleistocene: Colebrook, N. H. 

DRYOPHYLLUM Debey.DBall, 1931, 47; discussion. 

Dryophyllum aquilonium Hollick, 1936, 104, pi. 43, f. 6; near Matanuska River

and Moose Creek, Alaska. 

Dryophyllum berryana Knowlton, 1924, 81, pi. 8, f. 2; Animas: Pagosa Quad.,

Colo.
CATALOGUE 143

Dryophyllum brevipetiolatum Berry, 1924, 56, pi. 23, f. 3; Mt. Selmari: Santo 

Tomas, Webb Co., Tex. 1924, pi. 28, f. 11; pi. 31; Fayette: Trinity Co., Tex.; 

Piedmont, Grimes, Co., Tex.; Catahoula?: Trinity Co., Tex.; Jackson: Hornbeck, 

Sabine Parish, La. Ball, 1931,120, 151, pi. 27, f. 1; Mt. Selman: Santo Tomas, 

Webb Co.; Catahoula?: Trinity and Grimes Cos.; Fayette: Brazos Co., Tex.

Dryophyllum bruneri Ward.DHollick, 1930, 70, pi. 38,. f. 2; Chignik: Alaska 

Peninsula.

Dryophyllum gracile Debey.QBerry, 1925, 46; Ripley: McNairy and Carroll 

Cos., Tenn.

Dryophyllum johnstrupi (Heer) Seward & Conway, 1935, 22, pi. 4, 1 29; text-f. 

6. Kingigtok, west Greenland.

NOTE. The authors indicate that this species was formerly described by Heer 

but do not state under what generic category. It seems likely that Quercus 

johnstrupi may be the former name.

Dryophyllum juvenale Berry, 1930, 62, pi. 48, f. 18; Holly Springs: Puryear,

Henry Co., Tenn.

Dryophyllum lanceolatum (Knowlton) Berry, 1929J, 133; Frontier: Near 

. Lander, Wyo.

- Dryandroides lanceolata Knowlton.QBrown, R. W., 1933, 6, pi. 1, f. 6; Aspen: 

southwest Wyoming.

Dryophyllum longipetiolatum Knowlton= astanea' orientalis Chaney. 

Dryophyllum moorii (Lesquereux) Berry.QBall, 1981, 47, pi. 43, f. 5; Indio: 

Little Sandy Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Quercus moorii Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox: Mississippi.

Dryophyllum protofagus Berry, 1925, 46, pi. 5, f. 4, 5; Blpley1 : Carroll Co., Tenn.

Dryophyllum Stanleyanum Dawson=Hicoria stanleyanum (Dawson) Berry.

Dryophyllum tennesseensis Berry .QBall, 1931, 45, pi. 9, f. 4, 5. Indio: Bartons 

Ranch and Little Sandy Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Dryophyllum wyomingense Berry, 1930d, 69, pi. 10, f. 3-5; so-called Bridget: 

Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo. 1982e, 11; Lysite: Wind River Basin, 

Wyo.

Dryophyllum n. sp., Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River Valley, British 

Columbia. ^

Dryophyllum sp. Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River below Moose 

Creek, Alaska.

Dryophyllum sp. Seward & Conway, 1935, 22, text-f. 7; Kingigtok, West Greenland.

Dryopteris arguta (Lesquereux) Knowlton=Dryopteris lakesii (Lesquereux) 

Knowlton.

Dryopteris cladophleboides Knowlton.QBerry, 1922g, 5, pi. 4, f. 5-7; Wilcox: 

De Soto Parish, La. Knowlton, 1924, 78, pi. 6, f. 5-7; Animas: Pagosa Quad., 

Colo. Ball, 1931, 33; Wilcox: De Soto Parish, La.

Dryopteris coloradensis Knowlton.DBerry, 1929J, 130; Frontier: near Cumberland, Wyo.

Dryopteris? gleichenoides Knowlton=Dryopteris idahoensis Knowlton.

Dryopteris idahoensis Knowlton.DBerry, 1934, 103, pi. 19, f. 2, 3; Latah: 

Alkali Creek, Lewis Co., Idaho. Dorf, 1936, 105; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho.

Gleichenia t obscura Knowlton.D 

Dryopteris t gleichenoides Knowlton.D

Dryopteris obscura (Knowlton) Berry, 1927c, 5; Esmeralda: northeast of Emigrant Peak, Nevada.

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Dryopteris Integra Knowlton, 1930, 17, pi. 1, f . 5 ; Middle Park : Middle Park,

Grand Co., Colo. 

Dryopteris lakesii (Lesquereux) Knowlton, 1930, 18, pi. 1, f. 1, 2; Denver:

Golden, Colo. ; Dawson : Sedalia, Colo. ; Middle Park : Middle Park, Grand

Co., Colo.

Lathraea arguta Lesquereux. D 

' Sphenopteris eocenlca, Lesquereux not Bttingshausen, 1873, 376 ; Denver : Golden,

Colo.

Sphenopteris lakcsii Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1888, 43 ; Denver : Golden, Colo. 

Aspidium lakesii (Lesquereux) Knowlton. Q 

Dryopteris arguta (Lesquereux) Knowlton. D

Sphenopteris membranacea Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1888, 43 ; Denver : Golden, 

Colo.

Dryopteris laramiensis Knowlton. D

Aspidium (Lastraea) pulchellum Heer.QLesquereux, 1871, 384 ; Muddy Creek, 

Utah.

Dryopteris meyeri (Heer) Hollick, 1936, 36, pi. 109, f. 1-6; Central Yukon 

region ; King Salmon Lake, Alaska Peninsula ; Pumicestone Creek ; Russell 

Creek, Alaska Peninsula.

Aspidium meyeri Heer, 1855, Fl. Tert Helv., vol. 1, 36, pi. 11, f. 2a-e, 2g-i, 

2k-l. White, 1898, 362; Patoot, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland.

Dryopteris monocarpa (Fontaine) Knowlton=Cladophlebis oerstedi (Heer)

Seward.

Dryopteris monocarpa,, Fontaine not Knowlton=Dicksonia oregonensis Fontaine. 

Dryopteris montanensis, (Fontaine) Knowlton =Cladophlebis oerstedi (fleer) 

, Seward.

Dryopteris obscura (Knowlton) Berry = Dryopteris idahoensis Knowlton. 

Dryopteris oerstedi (Heer) Knowlton=Cladophlebis oerstedi (Heer) Seward. 

Dryopteris polypodioides (Ettingshausen) Knowlton.QKnowlton, 1930, 21;

Denver: east of Denver, Colo.

Aspidium polypodioides (Ettingshausen) Heer.JUCross, 1895, 211 : Midle Park : 

Middle Park, Grand Co., Colo.

Dryopteris richardsoniana Knowlton, 19SO, 20, pi. 2, f . 3-5 ; Dawson : Sedalia,

.. Colo.

Dryopteris stephensoni Berry.QBerry, 1913a, 572; Tuscaloosa: Snow Plantation, Ala. 1925, 28; Ripley: Houston Co., Ga. 

Dryopteris weedii Knowlton.QBerry, 1930d, 63, pi. 7, f. 1; so-called Bridger:

Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo. 

Drypetes elliptica Berry, 1923b, 15, pi. 7, f . 5 ; near Palomares, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Dulichium arundinaceum (Linne) Britton. Berry, 1924a, 18, pi. 1, f. 17, 18;

Pleistocene: Washington, D. C.

Ebenoxylon boreale Platen.QHollick, 1936, 162 ; no locality, Alaska. 

ECHITES P. Browne. 

Echites ettingshauseni Berry, 1925a, 127, pi. 14, f . 5 ; Forest : Trinidad, British

West Indies. 

Echites pseudostellaris Hollick, 1928, 223, pi. 85, f. 5; Collazo: Porto Rico.

Echitonium sophiae? 0. Weber.DLesquereux, 1871, 382; Raton?: Raton Pass;

Marshall, Colo.

Echitonium? sp. Hollick, 1928, 223, pi. 79, f. 3d ; Collazo : Porto Rico.

Elaeocarpus alaskensis Hollick, 1936, 143, pi. 80, f. 5; Kachemak Bay, Kenai.

Peninsula, Alaska.

Elaeodendron helvticum Heer.DHollick, 1936, 133; Unga Isl., off south coast 

of Alaska Peninsula.
CATALOGUE 145

ELATOCLADUS Halle, 1913, Wiss. Ergeb. Schwed. sMpolar Exped. 1901-1903,

vol. 3, no. 14, 82. Harris, 1935, 60; discussion.

Elatocladus albertensis Bell, 1928a, 26, pi. 13, f. 1-3; Belly River: Alberta. 

NOTE. The figures on plate 13 are referred to as Cephalotaxopsis albertensis.

Elatocladus amblus Harris, 1935, 70, pi. 16, f. 8, 9; pi. 19, f. 15, 16, 18, 19;

text-f. 31f, g; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Elatocladus dicksoniana (Heer) Seward, 1926, 108, pi. 10, f. 91; text-f. 17;

Nugssuak, west Greenland.

Torreya dicksoniana Heer, 1874, 70, pi. 18, f. 1-4. 1882, 15. 1883,'pi. 109, f. 4. 

Berry, 1929k, 50; Lower Blairruore : southwest Alberta. 1932h, 209 ; Bull Head 

Mountain (Gethring Member) : Peace River Valley, British Columbia.

Elatocladus elegans (Heer) Seward, 1925, 243; west Greenland. 

Cwnninghamites elegans, Heer not Corda, 1883, 17, pi. 53, f. 1.

Elatocladus eurystomus Harris, 1935, 76, pi. 16, f. 13; text-f. 30g-i; Lepidppteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Elatocladus lacunosus Harris, 1935, 65, pi. 14, f. 3, 4; text-f. 29f; Lepidopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Taxites sp. A, Harris, 1926, 123, text-f. 30a-d; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east 

Greenland.

Elatocladus macilenta (Heer) Seward, 1926, 109; Disko Isl., west Greenland.

Juniperus macilenta Heer, 1882, 47, pi. 35, f. 10, 11. Newberry, 1895, 54, pi. 10,

f. 7 ; Raritan : Woodbridge, N. J. * 

Juniperus hypnoides Heer (part), 1882, 47, pi. 46, f. 18.

Elatocladus mathieseni Seward & Conway, 1935, 13, pi. 2, f. 12; pi. 5, f. 37; 

Kingigtok, west Greenland.

Elatocladus molopicus Harris, 1935, 73, pi. 14, f. 1, 2; text-f. 29e, g, h; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Elatocladus nitidus Harris, 1935, 68, pi. 12, f. 1, 2; text-f. 27a-c; Lepidopteris 

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Elatocladus oligostomus Harris, 1935, 69, pi. 12, f. 9, 10; pi. 18, f. 9, text-f. 

27g-i; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Elatocladus pachyteichus Harris, 1935, 61, pi. 14, f. 7, 10; pi. 15, f. 2; text-f. 

30d-f; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Elatocladus patens Harris, 1935, 61, pi. 11, f. 4, 10, 11, 16, 19; pi. 15, f. 3; 

text-f. 29a-c; transitional between Thaumatopteris and Lepidopteris Zones: 

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Elatocladus perforatus Harris, 1935, 64, pi. 13 f. 1, 2; text-f. 28a-c; Lepidopteris 

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Elatocladus physetus Harris, 1935, 76, pi. 14, f. 5, 6; text-f. 30a-c; Lepidopteris 

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Elatocladus polystictus Harris, 1935, 75, pi. 4, f. 8, 9; text-f. 29d, i-k; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Elatocladus polystomus Harris, 1935, 72, pi. 13, f. 9, 10; text-f. 28d-f; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Elatocladus punctatus Harris, 1935, 68, pi. 12, f. 5, 6; text-f. 27J-1; Lepidopteris 

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Elatocladus smittiana (Heer) Seward, 1926, 103, pi. 10, f. 90, 92; pi. 12, f. 119; 

text-f. 14; Upernivik Island, Nugsuak, west Greenland.

Sequoia smittiana Heer.DHeer, 1874, 82, pi. 12, f. 10b; pi. 17, f. 3, 4 ; pi. 18, f. 

Ib; pi. 20, f. 5b, 7c; pi. 23, f. 1-6. 1882, 17. Wilson, 1917, 301; Near Pocohontas, Alberta. Berry, 1929k, 53; Kooteuai: southwest Alberta.
146 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Elatocladus smittiana Continued.

Sequoia rigida Heer (part), 1874, 30, pi. 22, f. 5g, lla. 1882, 51, pi. 7, f. 10-12;

pi. 8, f. 7. 1883, pi. 53, f. 5, 6. White,. 1898, 360; Atane, Nugsuak Pen.,

west Greenland.

Torreya parvifolia Heer, 1874, 7, pi. 17, f. 1, 2. 

Gunninghamites torealis Heer, 1882, 55, pi. 29, f. 12. 

Sequoia langsdorfli, (Brongniart) Heer (part), 1883, 15, pi. 53, f. 8. 

Taxodium cuneatum Dawson not Newberry, 1883, 25. 1886, 9, pi. 2, f. 7, 7a;

Kootenai: British Columbia. 

Torreya dicksonioides Dawson.Q 

Tumion dicksonioides (Dawson) Knowlton.D 

Elatocladus (Sequoiaf) smittiana (Heer) Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace

River, British Columbia. Seward & Conway, 1935a, 16, pi. 4, f. 22; Atanekerdluk, west Greenland. 

Sequoia schmittiana Heer. White, 1898, 349, 352, 353; Pagtorflk, Ujarartorsuak,

Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland.

Elatocladus (Sequoiaf) smittiana (Heer) Bell=Elatocladus smittiana (Heer)

Seward. 

Elatocladus stenocytus Harris, 1935, 72, pi. 13, f. 7, 8; text-f. 28J-1; Lepidopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Elatocladus stenostomus Harris, 1935, 65, pi. 13, f. 3, 4; text-f. 28g-i; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Elatocladus subtilis (Heer) Seward, 1926,110; Nugsuak, west Greenland.

Widdrinytonites subtilis Heer.DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shlrleys Mill.

Snow Plantation, Ala.

Catlitrites subtilis (Heer) Seward, 1919, Fossil Plants, vol. 4, 339. 

Juniperus Jiypnoides Heer (part), 1882, pi. 44, f. 3.

Elatocladus subulata (Heer) Seward, 1926, 109, pi. 9, f. 85; Nugssuak, West 

Greenland.

Sequoia subulata Heer, (part), 1874a, 102, pi. 17, f. 3b, 7, 8b, 15a; pi. 28, f. 3-6; 

pi. 29, f. 2c, 7b. 1882, 54, pi. 5c, pi. 17, f. 1, 9b. ?Hollick, 1930, 58, pi. 25. 

f. 8, 9 ; Melozi; Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Elatocladus tuberculatus Harris, 1935, 69, pi. 12, f. 3, 4; text-f. 27d-f; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Elatocladus ungeri (Heer) Seward & Conway, 1935, 14, pi. 1, f. 8; Kingigtok.

West Greenland.

NOTE. It does not appear advisable to the cataloguer to transfer-all North 

American citations of Glyptostrobus ungeri and &. europaeus to this category 

nor does It appear to be the intention of Seward & Conway to so do.

Elatocladus upernivikensis Seward, 1926, 110, pi. 10, f. 103; text-f. 18; Upernivik Isl., West Greenland.

Elatocladus sp. A, Harris, 1935, 74, pi. 20, f. 6, 7; text-f. 31h-j; Lepidopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Elatocladus sp. B, Harris, 1935, 74, pi. 16, f. 18; text-f. 31e; Lepidopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Elatocladus sp. C, Harris, 1935, 77, text-f. 32; Tnaumatopterls zone: ScoresDy 

Sound, east Greenland.

Elatocladus sp. Seward cf. Cephalotaxopsis brevifolia Fontaine. Seward, 1926,

111, text-f. 19; Nugsuak, west Greenland. 

Elatocladus sp. Seward & Conway, 1935, 13, pi. 1, f. 6; pi. 5, f. 35; Kingigtok,

West Greenland.

Embotnrltes ungen Berry, 1916e, 288, pi. 55, f. 11,12 J Catania! Gftfltt HlllB

near Rosefleld, La. 

Encephalartos? denticulatus Newberry, 1888a, 3'46, pi. 8, f. 5; near San Juancito,

Honduras.
CATALOGUE 147

Encyonema prostratum Penhallow, 1900, 335; Rolling River, Manitoba; Green's

Creek and Besserer's Wharf, Quebec.

Endogenites palmacites Sprengel=Palmoxylon palmacites (Sprengel) Stenzel. 

Engelhardtia corylipites Wodehouse, 1933a, 504, f. 32; Green River: Parachute

Creek, Garfield Co., Colo. 

Engelhardtia ettingshauseni Berry. Ball, 1931, 43, pi. 1, f. 6; Indio: Bartons

Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex. Rollick, 1936, 84, pi. 119, f. 3; Kachemak Bay,

Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. 

Engelhardtia jacksonensis Berry, 1924,153, pi. 28, f. 5; Jackson: near El Dorado,

Union Co., Ark. 

Engelhardtia puryearensis Berry, 1930, 60; Holly Springs: Puryear, Henry

Co., Tenn. 

Eoachras eocenica Berry.DBerry, 1924, 90, pi. 22, f. 7-9; Lisbon: near Lexington,

Holmes Co., Miss. 

Ephedra eocenipites Wodehouse, 1933a, 495, f. 20; Green River: Parachute

Creek, Garfield Co., Colo.

Ephedra miocenica Wodehouse, 1934,1-4, text-f. 1; Florissant: Florissant, Colo. 

Ephedra nevadensis Watson. Laudermilk & Munz, 1934, 37, pi. 4, f. 2-3;

Pleistocene ?: Gypsum Cave, near Las Vegas, Nev. 

Ephedra sp. Axelrod, 1937,168; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif. 

EQUISETITES Sternberg, 18S3, Versuch einer geognostisch-botanischen Darstellung der Flora der Vorwelt. Fasc. 2, Leipsig, 43. Genotype: E. muensteri

Sternberg. 

Equisetites amissus (Heer) Seward & Cohway, 1935a, 4, pi. 1, f. 4; pi. 2, f. 10;

Patoot: west Greenland.

Equisetum amissum Heer (part), 1874a, 60, pi. 13, f. 2-8; pi. 22, f. 11. White, 

1898, 347, 350; Kook, Kaersuk, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. SeVard (part), 

1925, 232.

Equisetites annularioides Heer, 1874a, 61, pi. 13, f. 9. Seward, 1925, 233; the

type specimen is indeterminate. 

Equisetites doratodon Harris, 1931b, 16-18, pi. 3, figs. 1, 2, 4-6, 9, 11, 13,14, 16,

18; text-f. 3f; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Equisetites sp. B, cf. E. sarrani, Harris, 1926, 54, pi. 2, f. 2-3; Rhaetic: Scoresby 

Sound, east Greenland.

Equisetites groenlandicus Heer 1874, 81, pi. 13, f. 10. Seward, 1925, 233. The

type specimens are indeterminate. 

Equisetites grosphodon Harris, 1931b, 18-21, pi. 3, f. 3, 8, 10, 12, 17, 19; pi. 4,

f. 1, 4; text-f. 3g; Lepidopteris zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

Equisetites sp. A, cf. E. praelongus, Harris, 1926, 54, pi. 5, f. 7; Rhaetic: Scoresby 

Sound, East Greenland.

Equisetites (Calamites) gUmbeli. Wieland, 1913, 266; Liassic: Mixteca Alta,

Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Equisetites kingigtokensis Seward & Conway, 1935, 9, pi. 1, f. 1; Kingigtok,

West Greenland. 

Equisetites laevis Halle. Harris, 1926, 53, pi. 2, f. 8; pi. 3, f. 1-4; Rhaetic:

Scoresby Sound, East Greenland. 1931b, 14-16, pi. 3, f. 7, 20; text-f. 3a-e;

Lepidopteris and Thaumatopteris zones: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland. 

Equisetites miinsteri Sternberg. Harris, 1926, 52, pi. 2, f. 1, 6, 7; Rhaetic:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 1931b, 7-14, pi. 2, f. 1-15; ?pl. 3, f. 15; pi. 7,

f. 3; text-f. 2; Lepidopteris and Thaumatopteris Zones: Scoresby Sound, East

Greenland. 

Equisetites sp. A, Harris cf. praelongus Halle=Equisetites grosphodon Harris.
148 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Equisetites sp. B, Harris cf. sarram Zeiller=Equisetites doratodon Harris.

Equisetites sp. Seward & Conway, 1935a, 4, pi. 1, f. 2; Atanekerdluk, west 

Greenland.

Equisetites sp. Seward & Conway, 1935a, 5, pi. 1, f. 1; Atanekerdluk, west 

Greenland.

Equisetum alexanderi B. W. Brown, 1937, 167, pi. 45, f. 5; Latah: Spokane, 

Wash.

Equisetum amissum Heer (part). 1882, 40, pi. 13, t. 7, 8; pi. 15, f. 3a; pi. 43. 

Seward, 1925, 232; species indeterminate.

Equisetum amissum Heer (part )=Equisetites amissus (Heer) Seward & 

Conway. - Equisetum arcticum Heer.DHollick, 19l2a, 38; west of Kings River, Matanuska 

Valley, Alaska. 1936, 41, pi. 7, f. 1-9; pi. 8, f. 1-10; pi. 114, f. 3b; American 

Creek, Bryant Creek, Drews Mine, Yukon River Region; Matanuska River, 

Matanuska Coal Field, Anchorage Bay, Cape Douglas, Alaska Peninsula. 

Berry, 19241, 131, 132, pi. 1; Lance: Saskatchewan, Canada.

Equisetum haydenii Lesquereux.D

Equisetum'laevigatum, Lesquereux not Al. Braun.n

Physogenia parlatorii, Dawson not Heer, 1875, ,329, pi. 16, f. 3, 4 ; Paskapoo: 

British Columbia.

Equisetum sp. Dawson, 1887, 22, pi. 1, f. 2 ; Paskapoo : British Columbia.

Equisetum perlaeviyatum Cockerell.DKnowltonr 1922, 113, pi. 1, f. 8, 9 j Lajftjjiifi; 

Golden, Colo.

Equisetum parlatorii, Penhallow not Schimper, 1908a, 54; Paskapoo : Saskatchewan.

Equisetum cf. arcticum Heer. Wilson, 1914, 409; Kenai: Sourdough Mine,

Coal Creek, Yukon Terr. 

Equisetum tooreale Heer, 1868, 89, pi. 1, f. 17; pi. 45, f. 10, 13e, 13f. 1869a, 463,

pi. 43, f. 16; East Greenland. Berry, 1926, 95; Joseph Creek, B. C. Hollick,

1986, 42; Unga Island, Alaska.

Equisetum similkameenense Dawson.n 

Equisetum globosum Lesquereux.Q

Equisetum coloradense Knowlton, 1930, 31, pi. 8, f. 1-6; Middle Park: Middle

Park, Grand Co., Colo.; Dawson: Mosby, Colo. 

Equisetum globulosum Lesquereux=Equisetum boreale Heer. 

Equisetum haydenii Lesquereux=Equisetum arcticum Heer. 

Equisetum insculptum Jennings, 1920, 398, pi. 22, f. 2; Missoula, Mont. 

Equisetum laevigatum, Lesquoreux not Al. Braun=Equisetum arcticum Heer. 

Equisetum minister! Sternberg.dHartz, 1896, 233, pi. 6, f. 1-4; Rhaetic, Cape

Stewart, East Greenland. 

Equisetum oregonense Newberry.dSanborn, 1935, 16; Comstock: Comstock,

Douglas Co., Oreg. 

E'Qui&etum varlatorii Penhallow not Schimper=Equisetum arcticum Heer.

Equisetum perlaevigatum Cockerell=Equisetum .arcticum Heer.

Equisetum phillipsii (Dunker) Brongniart.CHWilson, 1914, 409; Kootenai:

Groundhog Coal Basin, Upper Skeena River, British Columbia.

Equisetum rogersii (Bunbury) Schimper.OLoper, 1891, 429; Newark (Posterior Shales) : near Meriden, Conn. Hollick, 19Sla, 15, pi. 4; Newark: Staten

Isl., N. Y.

Equisetum scirpoides. Michaux.DPenhallow, 1900, 335; Rolling River, Manitoba ; Green's Creek, Ottawa River, Canada.

Equisetum similkamenense Dawson=Equisetum boreale Heer.

Equisetum tipperarense Berry, 1930d, 61, pi. 6, f. 4-10; so called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo.
CATALOGUE * ' 149

Equisetum Winchester! R. W. Brown, 1929, 282, pi. 70, f. 3; Green River: northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Equisetum wyomingense Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1923, 151; Green River: 

Green River, Wyo. Cockerell, 1925, 2; Green River: De Beque, Colo.

Equisetum sp. Arnold, 1935, 380; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. 

1937, 82, pi. 1, f. 1; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Haruey Co.; Sucker Creek, Oreg.

Equisetum sp. Axelrod, 19S7,164; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif.

Equisetum sp. Berry, 1924, 142, pi. 41, f. 5 ; Jackson: near El Dorado, Union 

Co., Ark.

Equisetum sp. Berry, 1924g, 490, text-f. 1; Popo Agie Beds: Lander, Wyo.

Equisetum sp. Berry, 1930, 47, pi. 7, f. 1; pi. 50, f. 5; Holly Springs: Laconia, 

Fayette Co.; Mandy, Madison Co., Tenn.; Wilcox: Queen City, Cass Co., Tex.

Equisetum sp. Berry, 1930c, 17; Ravenscrag: Cypress Hills, Canada. 1930f, 

64; Estevan: southern Alberta.

Equisetum sp., rhizome, Berry, 1930c, 17; Estevan: Cypress Hills, Canada.

Equisetum sp. Berry, 1935, 15, pi. 1, f. 1; Whitemud: Loc. 30, southern Saskatchewan.

Equisetum? sp. Chaney, 1920a, 159; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg.

Equisetum sp., Dawson=Equisetum arcticum Heer. *>

Equisetum sp. Dorf, 1936,105; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho.

Equisetum, stem, Hartz, 1896, 234, pi. 6, f. 5; Rhaetic: Cape Stewart, east 

Greenland.

Equisetum sp. Jennings, 1920, 399, pi. 22, f. 1; Missoula, Mont.

Equisetum, underground stem, Knowlton=Carpolithus sp. R. W. Brown.

Equisetum? sp., Knowlton, 1906e.DBerry, 1929j, 130; Frontier: near Cumberland, Wyo.

Equisetum sp. Knowlton, 1930, 32; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Physagewia sp., Lesquereux.D

Equisetum sp. Knowlton, 1930, 32, pi. 9, f. 4; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Equisetum sp. Potbury, 1932, 31, pi. 3, f. 1; San Bruno: San Mateo Co. Calif. 

Equisetum sp.?, Wilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Pimainus Hills, north of Spence

Bridge, Thomson River, British Columbia. 

Eremophyllum fimbriatum (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.D

Ficusf fimbriatus Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: Decatur, Nebi\

ERICIPITES Wodehouse, 1933a, 516. Genotype: E. longisulcatus Wodehouse. 

Ericipites brevisulcatus Wodehouse, 1933a, 518, f. 53; Green River: Parachute

Creels, Garfleld Co., Colo. 

Ericipites longisulcatus Wodehouse, 1933a, 517, f. 52; Green River: Parachute

Creek, Garfield Co., Colo.

Eriocaulon? porosum Lesquereux. DKnowl ton, 1930, 132; Denver: east of Denver, Colo. 

Eriocaulon septangulare? With. ?Penhallow, 1899, 527; Taylor's brickyard, Don

Valley, Toronto, Ontario. 

ERIODICTYON Bentham. 

Eriodictyon californicum (Hooker & Arnold) Greene. Chaney & Mason, 1933a,

65, pi. 8, f. 5; Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif. 

ERIOPHORUM Linn<§. 

Eriophorum sp. A, Chaney & Mason, 1936c, 10, text-f. 47; Pleistocene: near

Fairbanks, Alaska. 

ERIOPHYLLUM Lagaska. 

Eriophyllum artemisiaefolium O. Kuntze. Mason, 1934, 178, pi. 11, f. 14, 15;

Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif.
150 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Eucalyptus? americana Lesquereux.DKnowlton, 1923, 171, pi. 39, f. 1-S; Green 

River; Green River, Wyo.; Alkali Station, Wyo.; Cathedral Bluff, Rio Blanco 

Co., Colo.; between Carr and Bushy creeks, Garfield Co., Colo. Maiden, 1924, 

223.

Apocynophyllum scudderi Lesquereux, 1883, 172, pi. 45A f. 1-5, 1883; Green River:

Alkali Station, Wyo.

8alia> angustaf Newberry not Al. Braun, 1898, 54, pi. 65, f. 2 ; Green River : Green 

River, Wyo.

Eucalyptus angusta Velenovsky=Myrtophyllum angustum (Velenovsky) Berry. 

Eucalyptus? angustifolia Newberry=Laurophyllum plutonium (Heer) Seward. 

Eucalyptus? attenuate Newberry.DBerry, 1920e, 404; Black Creek: North

Carolina. Maiden, 1924, 233.

Eucalyptus? attenuata Newberry (part)=Ficus daphnogenoides (Heer) Berry. 

Eucalyptus attenuata, Ward not Newberry=Myrcia havanensis Berry. 

Eucalyptus dakotensis Lesquereux.QMaiden, 1924, 228. 

Cf. Eucalyptus dakotensis Lesquereux. Knowlton, 1920, 190, Morrison: Morri

son, Colo.

Eucalyptus geinitzii Heer (part)=Laurophyllum"plutonium (Heer) Seward. 

Eucalyptus geinitzii Heer (part)=Dammarites borealis (Heer) Seward. 

Eucalyptus gouldii Ward.DMaiden, 1924, 229. 

Eucalyptus haeringiana Ettingshausen.DMaiden, 1924, 220. 

Eucalyptus latifolia HollickOBerry, 1913a, 572; Tuscaloosa: Snow Plantation,

Ala. Maiden, 1924, 237. 

Eucalyptus linearifolia Berry.DBerry, 1920e, 404; Black Creek: North Carolina.

Eucalyptus f nervosa Newberry.DMaiden 1924, 235.

Eucalyptus? parvifolia Newberry.dMaiden, 1924, 235.

Eucalyptus? schubleri Heer.DMaiden, 1924, 221.

Eucalyptus wardiana Berry.QMaiden, 1924, 238.

Eugenia? anceps Berry.OBerry, 1925, 82, pi. 19, f. 6; Ripley: McNairy ana

Carroll Cos., Tenn. 

Eugenia bastropensis Ball, 1931, 100, pi. 43, f. 4; Indio: Little Sandy Creek,

Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Eugenia comparabilis Hollick. 1924, 310, pi. 8, f. 2-5, 6b; Siparia: Trinidad,

British West Indies. Berry, 1925a, 119, pi. 9, f. 1-5; Siparia and Forest:

Trinidad, British West Indies. 

Eugenia grenadensis BerryOBall, 1931, 100; Carrizo ?: La Prior Crossing,

Zavalla Co., Tex. 

Eugenia hilgardiana Berry.D

Sapindus undulatus Al. Braun.QLesquereux, 1871, 382 ; Wllcox : Mississippi.

Eugenia pseudaeruginea Hollick, 1928, 216, pi. 80, f. 3; Collazo: P. R.

Eugenia yeguana Berry. Ball, 1931, 167, pi. 34, f. .11, 12; Fayette; Boggy

Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Enonymus fiexifolius Lesquereux=Fraxinus flexifolia (Lesquereux) R. W.

Brown. 

Euonymus? fructescens Berry, 1930, 98, pi. 25, f. 13; Holly Springs: Bolivar,

Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Euonymus glanduliferus Ball, 1931, 85, pi. 6, f. 1-3; pi. 7, f. 1; Indio: Bartons

Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Euonymus knowltoni Berry=Hydrangea bendirei (Ward) Knowlton. 

Euonymus? montana MacGinite, 1933, 60, pi. 11, f. 7; Trout Creek: Trout Creek,

Harney Co., Oreg. 

Euonymus pacificus R. W. Brown, 1937, 179, pi. 56, f. 10, 11; Latah: Spokane,

Wash.
CATALOGUE 151

Euonymus santotomasensis Berry, 1924, 69, 179, pi. 23, f. 1; pi. 42, f. 2-5; Mt.

Selman: Santo Tomas,- Webb Co., Tex.; Fayette: near Millican, Brazos Co.,

Tex. Ball, 1931, 124, 159, pi. 32, f. 10-12; Mt. Selman: Santo Tomas, Webb

Co.; Fayette: Brazos Co., Tex. 

Euonymus splendens Berry, 1930c, 24; Ravenscrag: Cypress Hills, Canada. 

1930f, 64; Ravenscrag: Southern Alberta. Ball, 1931, 84, pi. 4, f. 2, 3; Indio:

Bartons Ranch and Little Sandy Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Euonymus xantholithensis Ward.QBerry, 1935, 43; Lower Ravenscrag: Loc. 3;

Middle Ravenscrag: Locs. 2, 37, P 1-30, P 12-30; Upper- Ravenscrag: Loc. 1;

Whitemud: Loc. P 5-30, Southern Saskatchewan. 

Euphorbiophyllum antiquum Saporta & Marion, 1885, Evolution du re"gne

v<§ge"tal Phanerogames, 117, f. 125c Berry, 1925, 62, pi. 12, f. 5; Ripley; Carroll

Co., Tenn. 

Euphorbiophyllum cretaceum Berry, 1925, 62, pi. 12, f. 6; Ripley: Henry Co.,

Tenn. 

Euphorbiophyllum multiformum Potbury, 1935, 73, pi. 9, f. 1-4; La Porte,

Plumas Co., Calif. 

Euphorbiophyllum petiolatum Berry, 1925, 62, pi. 12, f. 2, 3; Eutaw: Coffee

Bluff, Tenn.; Ripley: Buena Vista, Ga.; Henry, Carroll and Chester Cos., Tenn.

Andromeda novaecaesareae Berry (part) not Hollick, 1914, 130. 1919, 130, pi. 

30, f. 1, 2. 1922d, 177, pi. 38, f. 1; Woodbine: Arthurs Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex.

Euphorbiophyllum tennesseensis Berry, 1925, 62, pi. 12, f. 4;. Ripley: Henry

Co., Tenn.

FAGARA Linne\DBerry, 1916e, 240. Discussion. 

Fagara apalachicolensis Berry, 1916b, 50, pi. 9, f. 2; Alum Bluff: Alum Bluff,

Liberty Co.; Boynton Bluff, Chocktawhatcb.ee River, Florida. 

Fagara catahoulensis coriacea Berry, 1916e, 241, pi. 59, f. 8-10; Catahoula: Chalk

Hills, near Rosefield, La. 1924, pi. 51, f. 10; Lagrange: Hickmau, Fulton Co.,

Ky. 

Fagara catahoulensis elongata Berry, 1916e, 241, pi. 59, f. 11-15; Catahoula:

Chalk Hills, near Rosefield, La. 1924, 173; Lagrange: Hickman, Fulton Co.,

Ky.; Cane Creek, Obion Co., Tenn.; Catahoula?: Stryker, Polk Co., Tex. Ball,

1931, 156; Catahoula?: Polk Co., Tex. 

Fagara catahoulensis major Berry, 1916e, 241, pi. 59, f. 4-7; Catahoula: Chalk

Hills, near Rosefield, La. 1924,173, pi. 51, f. 11,12; Fayette: Wellborn, Brazos

Co., Tex.; Lagrange: Hickman, Fulton Co., Ky.; ?Piedmont, Grimes Co., Tex. 

Ball, 1931, 156, pi. 30, f. 7; Fayette: Raney Hdrt. Brazos Co.; Grimes Co., Tex. 

Fagara catahoulensis orbiculata Berry, 1916e, 240, pi. 59, f. 1-3; Catahoula:

Chalk Hills, near Rosefield, La.; Fayette: Stryker, Tex. 1924,173; Catahoula?:

Stryker, Polk Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 156; Catahoula? (Jackson?): Stryker,

Polk Co., Tex. 

Fagara claibornensis Berry, 1924, 66, pi. 11, f. 1; Mt. Selman: Palestine, Anderson Co., Tex; Lisbon: near Lexington, Holmes Co., Miss. 

Fagara miocenica Berry, 1925a, 100, pi. 5, f. 1; Forest: Trinidad, British West

Indies. 

Fagara petraflumensis Berry, 1924, 66, pi. 43, f. 3; Yegua: Rock Creek, Brazos

Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 157, pi. 27, f. 6; Jackson?: Rock Creek, Brazos Co. Tex. 

Fagara wadii Berry, 1923b, 14, pi. 1, f. 5; Palomares, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Fagara wyomingensis Berry, 1930d, 71, pi. 11, f. 4; so-called Bridger: Tipperary,

Wind River Basin, Wyo. 

Fagopsis longifolia (Lesquereux) HollickOChaney, 1921a, 90; Puente: Los

Angeles Co., Calif.
152 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Fagopsis lonffifolia, Berry not Hollick=Zelkova oregoniana (Knowlton) R. W. 

Brown.

Fagus alnitifolia Hollick, 1936, 97, pi. 52, f. 5a, 7; Kachemak Bay, Keuai Peninsula, Alaska.

Fagus americana Sweet.DBerry, 1926b, 108, pi. 48, f. 3-13; Chowan: Wayne Co., 

N. C. 1927, 25 ; Cherokee Co., Tex.

Fagus antipofii Abich.D?Wilson, 1916, 207; Sheep Creek, Yukon Terr. Hollick, 

1936, 95, pi. 53, f. 1, 2; Port Graham and west of Point Nashkowhak, Kenai 

Peninsula, Alaska:

Fagus lancifolia Heer, 1868a, 64. 1869, 30, pi. 5, f. 4a; pi. 7, f. 4-8. 

Fagus emarginata Heer, 1869, 30, pi. 8, f. 1.

Fagus? 'bonnevillensis Chaney=Fagus washoensis La Motte. 

Fagus castaneaefolia Unger, 1847,-Chlor. Prot., 104, pi. 28, f. 1.

Castanea ungeri Heer, 1869, 32, pi. 7, f. 1-3.

Costarica castaneaefolia Knowlton (part), 1898, 60; not later references nor 

references to Castanea ungeri.

Fagus crossii Knowlton, 1924, 81, pi. 19, f. 2; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. 

Fagus deucalionis Uuger.DHollick, 1936, 97, pi. 53, f. 3; Kachemak Bay, Kenai

Peninsula, Alaska.

Fagus emarginata Heer=Fagus antipofii Abich. 

Fagus feroniae Unger.DHollick, 1936, 96; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula,

Alaska.

Fagus lancifolia Heer=Fagus antipofii Abich. 

Fagus pacifica Chaney, 1927a, 108, pi. 10, f. 6-9; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch,

Crooked River, Oreg. LaMotte, 1935b, 53; Sooke: Muir Creek, Vancouver

Island, British Columbia. Brown, R. W., 1937c, 508, text-f. 11; Bridge Creek:

9 miles north of Mitchell, Oreg. Berry, 1938, 89; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 

Fagus pacifica of Berry, Brooks, Oliver, not Chaney=Fagus washoensis LaMotte. 

Fagus polyclada Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 379,1874, 67, pi. 5, f. 6; Dakota:

Decatur, Nebr. 

Fagus ripleyensis Berry, 1925, 47, pi. 5, f. 6; pi. 7, f. 1; Ripley: Carroll Co..

Tenn. 

Fagus sanctieugeniensis Hollick, 1927, 399, pi. 30, f. 3; pi. SI, f. 3; pi. 32,

f. 2, 3; St. Eugene silts: British Columbia. 

Fagus washoensis LaMotte, 1936, 119, pi. 8, f. 2, 3, 5; Upper Cedarville: 49

Camp, Washoe Co., Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif. Brown, R. W., 1937,

171, pi. 51, f. 1-3, 8-10; Latah: Spokaue, Wash.; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg. 

1937C, 515.

Fagus pacifica, Berry not Chaney, 1934, 107, pi. 19, f. 6; pi. 20, f. 1; Latah: 

southeast of Moscow, Latah Co.; east of Lewiston, Nez Perce Co., east of White 

Bird, Idaho Co., Idaho. Oliver, 1934, 19 ; Mascall: Tipton and Austin, Oreg. 

Brooks, 1035, 285, pi. o, f. s, i ; Sucker Creek: Ballantyne Ranch southeast of 

Homedale, Idaho.

Castanea lesguereuxi LaMotte. aose, 120, Pi. o> t. o; upper ceaarvme: 49 Camp, 

wasboe Co., Nev.; pit River, Modoc Co., Calif. (Note: All synonyms are hereby 

rejected which I referred to this species and restored to their former status 

R. S. L.)

sortus cHaneyi, LaMotte, 1936, 130, pi. 9, f. 4, 5 ', Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, 

Washoe Co., Nev. TO Amvodalus «7 ^i3 . - ' *-«-* -i,^can ; BpoKane, wasn.

rag r tonneviiteHie ChaDcy, 1920a, 167, pi, 11, f. 1;,Eagle Creek- Multuomatx

CO., OY6g. 

Fagus sp. Heer, 1868a, 64. Hollick, 1936, 97; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula,

Alaska. 

Fagus sp. Hollick, 1927, 401, pi. 30, f. 4; St. Eugene silts: British Columbia.
CATALOGUE 153

Fagus sp.? Wilson, 1916, 206; Sheep Creek, Yukon Terr.

FASCICULITES Gotta.

Fasciculites groenlandicus Heer, 1868, 85, pi. 44, f. 23. 1874, 88. 1882, 19. 

White, 1898, 347; Kook, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland, Seward, 1926, 139,

pi. 11, f. 117; Nugsuak, west Greenland.

Fasciculites lacunosus Unger=Palmoxylon lacunosum (linger) Felix. 

Fasciculites palmacites (Sprengel) Corda=Palmoxylon palmacites (Sprengel)

Stenzel. 

Feistmantelia oblonga Ward.DBerry, 1922d, 222, pi. 47, f. 4, 5; Cheyenne: near

Belvidere, Kiowa Co., Kansas. 

Fern, fragment, Knowlton=Pteris sp. Berry. 

Fern fragments (Helechos) Lozano, 1916, 12, pi. 7, f. 5; Liassic: Huyacocotla,

Vera Cruz, Mexico. 

Festuca ovina Linne.D ?Penhallow, 1899, 527; Taylor's Brickyard and Gaol Hill,

Don Valley, Toronto, Ontario.

Ficus aguilar Knowlton (part) =Ficus denveriana Cockerell. 

Ficus? alaskana Newberry.QHollick, 1936, 109; Cook Inlet and Admiralty Inlet;

Millers Creek, Yukon River; 25 miles below Mission Creek; above Minook

Creek, Alaska.

Ficus? alata Knowlton, 1930, 64, pi. 23, f. 9; Dawson: Sedalia, Colo. 

Ficus alkalina Lesquereux=Juglans alkalina Lesquereux. 

Ficus andraei Lesquereux=Ficus mississippiensis (Lesquereux) Berry. 

Ficus aquiana Berry, 1936, 108, text-f. 2; Aquia: Belvedere Beach, Prince

George Co., Va. 

Ficus arenaceaeformis Cockerell.nChane'y, 1921a, 91; Puente: Los Angeles Co.,

Calif.

Ficus asarifolia of authors not Ettingshausen=Menispermites belli Berry. 

. Ficus asarifolia, Lesquereux (part) not Ettingshausen=Ficus sp. Knowlton. 

Ficus asarifolia minor Lesquereux=Menispermites belli Berry. 

Ficus atavina Heer=Dalbergites simplex (Newbery) Seward. 

Ficus berryi Ball, 1931, 48, pi. 12; Indio: Bartons Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Ficus berthoudi Lesquereux.DKnowlton, 1930, 65, pi. 25, f. 1, 2, 6; Denver:

Golden, Colo. 

Ficus brazosensis Berry, 1924, 160, pi. 60, f. 2; Fayette: Barrera League, Mossy

Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 152, pi. 26, f. 5; Fayette: Barrera -League

and Boggy Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Ficus canadensis Rollick, 1927, 405, pi. 37, f. 1; St. Eugene silts: British

Columbia.

Ficus carrollensis Berry, 1925, 53, pi. 10, f. 3; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn. 

Ficus celtifolius Berry, 1925, 52, pi. 10, f. 1; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn. 

Ficus ceratops Knowlton.DBerry, 1935, 28; Lower Ravenscrag: Loc. 3, Southern

Saskatchewan.

Ficus russelli Knowlton.Q

Ficus cinnamomoides Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox: Mississippi.

Ficus claibornensis Berry.QBerry, 1924, 159, pi. 32, f. 1; Barnwell: Gravetown, 

Ga.; Forest Station, Columbia Co.; south of Macon, Twiggs Co., Ga. Ball, 

1931, 151, pi. 26, f. 4; Fayette: Alum Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.

Ficus clintoni Lesquereux=Ficus mississippiensis (Lesquereux) Berry.

Ficus cockereUi Knowlton=Ficus mississippiensis (Lesquereux) Berry.

Ficus coloradensis Cockerell.QKnowlton, 1930, 69; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Ficus irregularis Lesquereux, 1888, 50; Denver, Golden, Colo. 

Ficus comparabilis Hollick=Ficus porcellanaria Hollick.
154 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Ficus cooperensis Berry, 1925, 52, pi. 10, f. 2; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn.

Ficus crassipes (Heer) Heer.DBerry, 1913a, 572; Tuscaloosa: Snow Plantation, 

Sanders Ferry Bluff, Ala. 1920e, 401; Black Creek: Bladen Co., N. C 1925, 

51, pi. 7, f. 5; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn.

Ficus crassipes Heer (part), 1882, 70, pi. 17, f. 9a only; west Greenland. 

Seward, 1925, 245=specimen indeterminable.

Ficus culebrensis Berry, 1918, 26, pi. 13, f. 1; Culebra: Gaillard Cut, C. Z.

Ficus dalli Cockerell.DHollick, 1936,110; Cook Inlet, Alaska.

Ficus daphnogenoides (Heer) Berry.DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: near 

Glen Alien; Shirley Mill; near Tuscaloosa; near Cottondale; Snow Plantation, Ala. ?Knowlton, 1920, 190; Morrison: Morrison, Colo. Berry, 1920e, 

400; Black Creek: North Carolina. 1922c, 163, pi. 39, f. 1; Woodbine: Arthurs Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex. Gress, 1922, 296; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans. 

Hollick, 1930, 71, pi. 39, f. 3-5; Melozi: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Eucalyptus? attenuata Newberry (part), 1895, pi. 18, f. 5 only.

Ficus dawsonensis Knowlton, 1930, 67, pi. 26, f. 1; Dawson: Mosby, Colo.

Ficus denveriana Cockerell.Q?Knowlton, 1922, 138, pi. 12, f. 5; Laramie: Popes 

Bluff near Pikeview, Colo.; Denver: Golden, Colo.; Raton: Raton Mesa region 

of Colorado and New Mexico. 1924, 83, pi. 9, f. 1; Animas: Pagosa Quad., 

Colo. 1930, 64 pi. 24, f. 1-3; Denver: Golden, Sand Creek, Colo.; Dawson: 

near Colorado Springs; near Ramah, Colo. Berry, 1924d, 87; Wilcox: Earle, 

Bexar Co., Tex. 1935, 29; Middle Ravenscrag: Locs. 6, P 4-30; Upper Ravenscrag: Locs. 6, 32, southern Saskatchewan. Ball, 1931, 49, pi. 10, f. 3; (Midway?) Indio: Earle, Bexar Co., Tex.

Populua ungeri Lesquereux.D

Populua heliadum Lesquereux not Unger.n

Ficus aguilar Knowlton (part).DKnowlton, 1930, 65, pi. 24, f. 4; Dawson: Purdon

Mine; Denver : Golden, Colo. 

Ficus spectabilis Lesquereux, 1888, 50; Denver: Golden, Cclo. Cross, 1895, 211;

Middle Park: Middle Park, Colo. 

Cissus primaeva ?Saporta. Lesquereux, 1888, 51; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Ficus dictyodroma Hollick, 1930, 72, pi. 38, f. 5; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Ficus domingensis Hollick, 1924/294, pi. 13, f. 6; Santo Domingo. 

Ficus eldridgi Knowlton, 1930, 69, pi. 59, f. 4; Denver: Scranton, Colo. 

Ficusl fimbriatus Lesquereux=Eremophyllum fimbriatum (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.

Ficus fremonti Knowlton.dBerry, 1929J, IS'4; Frontier: near Lander, Wyo. 

Ficus fructus Berry, 1920e, 401; Black Creek: Bladen Co., N. C.

Ficus fructus pediculata Berry, 1930, 66, pi. 48, f. 8; Holly Springs: Puryear, 

Henry Co., Tenn.; Grenada: Somerville, Fayette Co., Tenn.

Ficus fructus rostrata Berry, 1930, 66, pi. 48, f. 5; Holly Springs: Puryear, 

Henry Co., Tenn.

Ficus georgiana Berry.DBerry, 1925, 53; Ripley: Henry Co,, Tenn,; Marion

Co., Ga. 

Ficus glascoeana Lesquereux.lHlBerry, 1922c, 164; Woodbine; Arthurs Bluff,

Lamar Co,, Tex,

Picus goshenensis Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 66, pi. 6, f. 1.-8, 4; Fisher : Goshen,

Oreg. Sanborn, 1935, 16; Comstock: Comstock, Douglas Co., Oreg. Potbury,

3.935, 64 ; I>a OPor-te, riuuuxs Co., Cixllf.

Flew (Domkmsis) gmnHlfolid, Lesguereux not UngeFDomteyopsis nu;<

nifica Knowlton.

Ficus? grb'nlandica Heer. ?Knowlton 1912i, 42; Moose Creek, Lower Matanuska, 

Alaska. Hollick, 1912a, 51; Chickaloon: Eska Creek, Moose Creek, Kings 

Creek, Lower Matanuska Valley, Alaska.
CATALOGUE ] 55

Ficus hyphodroma HolHck, 1928,194, pi. 57, f. 2; Collazo: P. R.

Ficus inaequalis Lesquereux.DBartsch, 1896, 180; Dakota: Holman Cut, Woodbury Co., Iowa. Berry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill; near Cottondale, Ala. 1920e, 400; Black Creek: North Carolina. 1929J, 134, pi. 21, f. 3; 

Frontier: near Lander, Wyo. Gress, 1922, 297; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans.

Ficus interglacialis Hollick=Carpolithus sp. R. W. Brown,

Ficus johnstoni Berry, 1926d, 108, pi. 11, f. 7; Burrard Inlet, British Columbia.

Ficus? juglandifolia Hollick, 1930, 72, pi. 38, f. 1; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

Ficus knowltoni (Cockerell) Cockerell, 1923, 52-53.

Ficus navicularis Cockerell.DKnowlton, 1922, 137, pi. 6, f. 4, 5; pi. 11, f. 3-5;

Laramie: Marshalls Mine, Coal Creek, and near Mt. Carbon, Colo. 

Ficus lanceolata, Heer not Buch Ham.n

Ficus krausiana Heer.DBerry, I913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: near Glen Alien; Shirleys 

Mill; near Cottondale; Snow Plantation; Sanders Ferry Bluff, Ala. 1925, 

50; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn.

Ficua suspecta Velenovsky, 1885, Die Flora der bomischen Kreideformation, 

pt. 4, 10, pi. 5, £. 6, 9.

Ficus lacustris Knowlton=Populus lacustris (Knowlton) Berry.

Ficus lakesii Knowlton, 1930, 69, pi. 28, f. 1; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Ficus latifolia, Knowlton not Kunth=Ficus mississippiensis (Lesquereux) ,

Berry. 

Ficus laurophylla Lesquereux.DHollick, 1930, 72, pi. 40, f. 2; Chignik: Alaska

Peninsula.

Ficus leei Knowlton=Ficus speciossima Ward. 

Ficus leonis Knowlton & Cockerell.D

Ficus macrophylla Lesquereux.[]Gress, 1922, 295; Dakota: Ellsworth County, 

Kansas.

Ficus lesquereuxi lata Hollick, 1930, 71, pi. 40, f. 1; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, 

Alaska.

Ficus magnoliaefolia Lesquereux.DBartsch, 1896, 180; Dakota: Holman Cut, 

Woodbury Co., Iowa. Knowlton, 1920, 190; Morrison: Morrison, Colo.

Ficus martini Knowlton, 1950, 69, pi. 40, f. 5; Denver: east of Denver, Colo. 

?Berry, 1935, 29; Whitemud: Loc. P 5-30, southern Saskatchewan.

Ficus melanophylla Lesquereux.D? Hollick, 1930, 72, pi. 52, f. 2b; Kaltag: 

Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Ficus menzeli Hollick, 1936, 109, pi. 60, f. 6; Matanuska Coal Field, Alaska. -

Ficus mississippiensis (Lesquereux) Berry, 1922g, 9, pi. 6-8; Ackerman: Raglans Branch, Lafayette Co., Miss.; Colemans Mill, Choctaw Co., Miss; Hurleys, 

Benton Co., Miss.; Upper Wilcox: Shreveport, Caddo Parish, La.; Mansfield, 

Naborton and vie.; De Soto Parish, La.; Old Port Caddo Landing, Harrison 

Co., Tex.; Elmendorf, Bexar Co., Tex.; near Carrizo Springs, Dhnmit Co., Tex.; 

Lagrange: Puryear, Henry Co., Tenn.; Sandy, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 1924, 

160; Fayette: near Wellborn, Brazos Co., Tex. Brown, R. W., 1929, 284; 

Green River: between Carr and Brush Creeks, northwest of De Beque, Colo. 

Ball, 1931, 49, 152, pi. 10, f. 2-4; Indio: Bartons Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex.; 

Fayette: Brazos Co., Tex. Brown, R. W., 1937, 173, pi. 63, f. 4; Green River: 

Fossil, Wyo.

Cinnamomum tmsslssippiensia Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox: Mississippi.

Ficus planicostata Lesquereux.DChaney, 1920a, 172 ; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., 

Oreg. Knowlton, 1922, 131; Laramie: Coal Creek, Boulder Co.; near Golden, 

Colo.; Post-Laramie: Black Buttes, Wyo.; Denver : Golden and Sedalia, Colo.; 

Wilcox: Shreveport, La.; Mesaverde : Rock Springs, Wyo. 1924, 82, pi. 9, f. 2; 

Animas : Ignacio and Pagosa Quads., Colo.
156 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Ficus mississippiensis Continued.

Ficus clintoni Lesquereux.D

Ficus planicostata goldiana Lesquereux.DKnowlton, 1930, 70, pi. 28, f. 5 ; Denver :

Golden, Colo.

Ficus planicostata clintoni (Lesquereux) Knowlton.D

Ficus planicostata magnifolia Knowlton, 1922, 133, pi. 10, f. 3 ; Laramie: Marshall, 

. Colo. 

Ficus planicostata probleMnatica Knowlton, 1930, 71, pi. 28, f. 2; Denver: Golden,

Colo. 

Ficus pseud'o-populus LesquereTJX.DKnowIton, 1924, 83 pi. 7 f. 4; pi. 9, f. 3;

Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. 1930, 66, pi. 25, f. 3-5; pi. 26, f. 2-4; Dawson:

near Colorado Springs and Calhan, Colo. Ball, 1931, 50, pi. 9, f. 3; Wilcox;

Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Ficus andraei Lesquereux.D 

Ficus occidentaUs (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.nKnowlton, 1924, 82, pi. 8, f. 5;

Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. 1930, 68, pi. 26, f. 5; pi. 27, f. 4; Denver:

Golden, Colo.

Ficus latifolia Knowlton not Kunth, 1898.Q 

Ficus cockerelli Knowlton.D 

Ficus neoplanicostata Knowltoh.QKnowlton, 1924, 82, pi. 9; f. 4; Animas : Pagosa

Quad., Colo. 1930, 69, pi. 28, f. 3, 4, 6, 7 ; pi. 29, f. 3, 4 ; Denver: Golden, Colo.;

Dawson: Sedalia, Colo. 

Ficus richardsoni Knowlton.D 

Domleyopsis occidentaUs Lesquereux.D

Ficus mississippiensis cordata Berry, 1930, 65, pi. 39, f. 11; Holly Springs:

Huckleberry Schoolhouse, Carroll Co., Jackson, Madison Co., Tenn. 

Ficus mississippiensis gigantea Berry, 1930, 64, pi. 23; Grenada: Somerville,

Fayette Co., Tenn. 

Ficus mississippiensis (Lesquereux) Berry, mutant pseudopopulus Lesquereux.

Berry, 1930d, 71, pi. 8, f. 7; so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River Basin,

Wyo. 

Ficus monodon (Lesquereux) Berry.DKnowlton, 1924, 83, pi. 10, f. 1; Animas:

Pagosa Quad., Colo.

Populus monodon Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox : Mississippi. 1888, 

47 ; Denver : Golden, Colo.

Ficus myrtifolia ampla Berry, 1930, 65,°pi. 32, f. 13; Holly Springs: Puryear,

Henry Co.; Pattersonville, -Fayette Co., Tenn. 

Ficus myrtifolia ovata Berry, 1930, 66, pi. 38, f. 4, 5; Holly Springs: Mandy,

Madison Co., Tenn.

Ficus navicularis Cockerell=Ficus knowltoni (Cockerell) Cockerell. 

Ficus neoplanicostata Knowlton=Ficus mississippiensis (Lesquereux) Berry. 

Ficws neivberryana Heer (part)=Platanus? newberryana Heer. 

Ficus newtonensis Berry.DBerry, 1924, 58, 160, pi. 9, f. 1-3; Lisbon: Newton,

Newton Co., Miss.; Mt. Selrnan: Palofax, Webb. Co., Palestine, Anderson Co.,

Tex.; Barnwell: Forest Station, Columbia Co., Ga. Ball, 1931, 120, pi. 19, f. 1,

2 ; Mt. Selman : Palofax, Webb Co.; Anderson Co., Tex.

Ficus obtusa-sessilia Berry, 1925, 51, pi. 7, f. 3, 4; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

Ficus occidentaUs (Lesquereux) Lesquereux=Ficus mississippiensis (Lesquereux) Berry.

Ficus omballi R. W. Brown, 1929, 285, pi. 72, f. 2; Green River: northwest of 

De Beque, Colo. Berry, 1932e, 11; Wind River : Lysite, Wyo.

Ficus f oreffoniana Lesquereux Cedrela oregoniana (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown.

Ficus ovatifolia Berry .QBerry, 1920e, 401; Black Creek: North Carolina. 

1929k, 61, pi. 9, f. 1-5; Upper Blairmore: Southwest Alberta.

Ficus overbecki Hollick, 1936, 110, pi. 60, f. 7; Nenana Coal Field, Alaska.

Ficus pagosensis Knowlton, 1924, 84 pi. 11; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo.
CATALOGUE 157

Ficus pandurifolia Berry, 1930, 64, pi. 21, f. 5, 6; pi. 42, f. 4; Holly Springs:

Bolivar, Hardeman Co.; La Grange, Fayette Co., Term. 

Ficus plinerva Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 66, pi. 7, f. 1-3; Fisher: Goshen, Ore. 

Macginitie, 1937, 137, pi. 5, f. 6; pi. 7, f. 1; Weaverville: Redding Creek, Trinity

Co., Calif.

Ficus planicostata Lesquereux=Ficus mississippiensis (Lesquereux) Berry. 

Ficus planicostata f, Newberry not Lesquereux=Celtis obliqiiifolia Chancy. 

Ficus planicostata clintoni (Lesquereux) Knowlton=Ficus mississippiensis

(Lesquereux)' Berry. ° 

Ficus planicostata goldiana Lesquereux=Ficus mississippiensis (Lesquereux)

Berry. 

Ficus planicostata latifolia Lesquerenx=Ficus mississippiensis (Lesquereux)

Berry. 

Ficus planicostata magnifolia Knowlton=Ficus mississippiensis (Lesquereux)

Berry.

Ficus planicostata maxima Berry=Ficus mississippiensis (Lesquereux) Berry. 

Ficus planicostata problematica Knowlton=Ficus mississippiensis (Lesquereux)

Berry. 

Ficus porcellanaria Hollick, 1924, 292, pi. 2, f. 1; Siparia: Trinidad, British

West Indies Berry, 1925a, 88, pi. 5, f. 1; pi. 6, f. 1; pi. 7, f. 2; Siparia, Moruga 

" and Forest: Trinidad, British West Indies.

Ficus pseudoeygersi Hollick, 1924, 293, pi. 5, f. 5; pi. 14, f. 11; Siparia: Trinidad,

British West Indies; Santa Clara: Cuba. 

Fious comparaUlis Hollick, 1924, 293, pi. 4, f. 2a, 2b; pi. 3, f. 1, 2 ; pi. 5, f. 2-4 ;

Siparia and Moruga: Trinidad, British West Indies.

Ficus post-trinervis Knowlton.DKnowlton, 1922, 136, pi. 6, f. 1, 2; Laramie:

Cowan Station near Denver, Colo. Ball, 1931, 50; Indio: Sayersville; Bastrop

Co., Tex. 

Ficus praetrinervis Knowlton.dKnowlton, 1930, 71, pi. 28, f. 8-10; Dawson:

east of Colorado Springs, Colo.

Ficus protogaea Ettingshausen.D?Lesquereux, 1888, 50; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Ficus protogaea, Hollick not Ettingshausen=Dalbergites simplex (Newberry)

Seward.

Ficus? prunifolia Jennings, 1920, 420, pi. 32, f. 1, la; Missoula, Montana. 

Ficus pseudoeggersii Hollick=Ficus porcellanaria Hollick. 

Ficus pseudonitida Hollick, 1924, 295, pi. 14, f. 6; Santa Clara: Cuba. 

Ficus pseudo-popuhts Lesquereux?=Ficus mississippiensis (Lesquereux) Berry. 

Ficus puryearensis Berry.QKnowlton, 1930, 72, pi. 29, f. 1, 2; Dawson: Calhan,

Colo. Ball, 1931, 51, pi. 41, f. 6; Indio: Bastrop Co., Tex.

Ficus cf. puryearensis Berry. Chancy, 1921a, 90; Puente : Los Angeles Co., Calif. 

Ficus quisumbingi Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 67, pi. 8, f. 1; pi. 9, f. 1; pi. 10,

f. 1-3; Fisher : Goshen, Oreg.

Ficus ramahensis Knowlton, 1930, 68, pi. 27, f. 5; Dawson: Rainah, Colo. 

Ficus? rhomboideiis Lesquereux=Trochodendroides rhomboideus (Lesquereux)

Berry.

Ficus richardsoni Knowlton=Ficus mississippiensis (Lesquereux) Berry. 

Ficus ripleyana Berry, 1925, 50, pi. 7, f. 6; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn. 

Ficus russelli Kno\vlton=Ficus ceratops Knowlton. 

Ficus schimperi Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox; Mississippi. 

Hollick, 1928, 195, pi. 57, f. 4; Collazo: Porto Rico. Ball, 1931, 51, pi. 4, f. 4-6;

Indio: Bartons Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Cettis brevifolia Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 382 ; Wilcox : Mississippi.
158 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Ficus cf. sordida Lesqu^reux. Knowlton, 1900d, 46, pi. 4, f. 2; Comstonk, Oreg. 

Ficus speciossima Ward.dBerry, 1935, 30; No Saskatchewan locality. 

Ficus leei Knowlton.DBerry, 1925, 52; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn.

F.icus speciossima canadensis Berry, 1935, 30, pi. 4, f. A; Whitemud: Loc. P 5-30, 

Southern Saskatchewan.

Ficus stantoni Hollick, 1936, 110, pi. 119, f. 4; Chignik, Alaska Peninsula.

Ficus stephensoni Berry.DBerry, I920e, 401; Black Creek: North Carolina.

Ficus subtruncata Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1888, 50; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Knowlton, 1924, 83, pi. 8, f. 3; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. 1930, 63; Denver: 

Golden, Colo. Berry, 1935, 29; Middle Ravenscrag: Loc. 24, southern Saskatchewan.

Ficus auriculata Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1888, 50; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Ficus suspecta Velenovsky=Ficus krausiana Heer.

Ficus talamancana Berry, 1921b, 172, pi. 23; Costa Rica. 1923b, 7, pi. 3, f. 7; 

north of Palomares, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Ficus tennesseensis Berry, 1930, 63, pi. 33, f. 18, 19; Grenada: Somerville, 

Fayette Co., Tenn.

Ficus tenuinervis Lesquereux=Cercis tenuinervis (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown.

Ficus tiliaefolia, Lesquereux not Al. Braun=Ficus sp. Knowlton.

Ficus ungeri, Knowlton not Lesquereux=Salix inquirenda Knowlton.

"Ficus ungeri" of authors not Lesquereux; in need of systematic revision. 

Knowlton, 1899, 713, pi. 91, f. 3; Fort Union?: Yellowstone National Park. 

Penhallow, 1908a, 56; Oligocene: Quilchena, British Columbia. Berry, 1924, 

58; Claiborne (Gosport) : Claiborne Landing, Mgnroe Co., Ala. 1930d, 70, pi. 

12, f. 4 ; pi. 14, f. 5; so called Bridger : Wind River Basin, Wyo.

Ficus ungeri Lesquereux=Juglans schimperi Lesquereux.

Ficus unionensis Berry, 1924, 57, 160, pi. 32, f. 5; Yegua: Houston Co., Tex.; 

Columbia, Caldwell Parish, La.; Jackson: El Dorado, Union Co., Ark.; Cleveland Co., Ark.; Forest Hill: near Jackson, Miss. Ball, 1931, 120; Yegua: 

Nevils Prairie, Houston Co:, Tex.

Ficus vaughani Berry.DBall, 1931, 52, pi. 11, f. 3; Indio: Bartons Ranch, 

Bastrop Co., Tex.

Ficus vexativus Hollick, 1928, 195, pi. 59, f. 1-4; Collazo: Porto Rico.

Ficus viburnifolia Ward.DBerry, 1930c, 19; Estevan: Cypress Hills, Canada. 

1930f. 63; Estevan : Southern Alberta.

Ficus f washingtonensis Knowlton=Cercis spokanensis Knowlton. 

Ficus woolsoni Newberry.QBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: near Glen Alien;

Shirleys Mill; near Tuscaloosa; near Cottondale, Ala. 

Ficus wyomingiana Lesquereux.dKnowlton, 1923, 162; Green River: Green

River Wyo. Berry, 1930d, 70, pi. 12, f. 1-3; so-called Bridger: Tipperary,

Wind River Basin, Wyo. Brown, R. W., 1934, 56; Locs. as cited by authors.

Cinnamomum scUeucJuseri, Lesquereux (part) not Heer, 1883, 38, f. 6; Green 

River: Green River, Wyo. Knowlton, 1923, 140; Green. River: Green River, 

Wyo.

Ficus n. Sp. Beii, 1932,220; Dunvegan: Peace River Valley, Britisll Columbia.

Ficus sp. Berry, 1916e, 238, pi. 55, 1 9; Catahoula: Chalk Hills, near Rosefield,

La. 

Ficus sp. Berry, 1924, 58, pi. 9, f. 4; Yegua: Fayette Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 120;

Yegua: Fayette Co., Tex. 

Ficus sp. Berry, 1924, 161, pi. 60, f. 6; Fayette: Barrera League, Brazos Co.,

Tex. Ball, 1931, 152; Fayette: Barrera League, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Ficus sp. Hollick, 1924, 295, pi. 13, f. 2; Santo Domingo.
CATALOGUE 159

Ficus sp. Hollick, 1928, 196, pi. 87, f. 1. 2; Oollazo: Porto Rico.

Ficus sp. Knowlton, I900d, 46; Comstock, Oreg.

Fijcus sp.? Knowlton, 1900d, 46, pi. 3, f. 1; 5 miles south of Ashland, Oreg.

Ficus sp. Knowlton, I9l7a, 88, pi. 34, f. 2, 3; Frontier: about 1 mile east of

Cumberland, Wyo. Berry, 1929J, 134; Frontier: near Lander, Wyo. 

Ficus sp. Knowlton, 1924, 84, pi. 7, f. 3; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. 

Ficus sp. Knowlton, 1924, 84, pi. 6, f. 7; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. 

Ficus sp. Knowlton, 1930, 67, pi. 27, f. 1-3; Dawson: Rarnah, Colo. 

Ficus sp. Knowlton, 1930, 72, pi. 29, f. 5; Dawson: east of Colorado Springs,

Colo. 

Ficus sp. Knowlton, 1930, 72, pi. 30, f. 1; Dawson: east of Colorado Springs,

Colo. 

Ficus sp. Knowlton, 1930, 67; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Ficiis tiliaefolia, Lesquereux not Al. Braun (part), 1878, 203, pi. 32, f. 2; Denver : Golden, Colo. 1888, 49 ; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Ficus sp. Knowlton, 1930, 73; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Ficus asarifolia Lesquereux (part) not Ettingshausen, 1888, 50; Golden, Colo.

Ficus? sp. Knowlton, 1917a, 88, pi. 35, f. 1, Frontier: near Cumberland, Wyo.

 Berry, 1929j, 131; Frontier: near Cumberland, Wyo. 

Ficus sp. Lesquereux, 1888, 50; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Ficus sp. Penhallow, 1906a, 391a; Coal Gully near Couplee, British Columbia. 

Filicites hebridicus Forbes=Onoclea sensibilis Linnet 

FIRMIANITES Cockerell, 1909, 447. Genotype: F. atterimus Cockerell. 

Firmianites atterimus Cockerell, 1909, 447, text-f. 2; Green River: Green

River, Wyo.

Fittonia sp. Lesquereux, 1887, 32, pi. 1, f. 1; Tertiary: Clear Lake, Calif. 

FLABELLARIA Sternberg.DNoe, 1936, 442. (Homonym, FLABELLARIA Cavanailles a Malpighiaceous genus from west Africa.) The fossil forms should

be reassigned when possible to Sabalites, Geonomites, etc. 

Flabellaria alaskana Hollick, 1936, 57, pi. 22, f. 2a, 3; pis. Ill, 112; south side

Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Island, Southeastern Alaska.

Flabellaria communis Lesquereux=Sabalites grayanus (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.

Flabellaria eocenica Lesquereux=Sabalites grayanus (Lesquereux) Lesquereux. 

Flabellaria florissanti Lesquereux=Sabalites florissanti (Lesquereux) Berry. 

Flabellaria? sp. Seward, 1926, 113, text-f. 21; Upernivik Isl., West Greenland. 

Florissantia physalis Knowlton=P6r,ana speirii Lesquereux. 

Flower petals, Berry, 1930, 143, pi. 48, f. 15-17; Holly Springs: Puryear, Henry

Co., Tenn. 

Flowers, R. W. Brown, 1937, 186, pi. 59, f. 7; pi. 61, f. 12; Latah: Spokane, Wash.;

Green River: Fossil, Wyo. 

FOMES Fries. 

Fomes applanatus (Persoon) Gillet. Mason, 1934, 143, pi. 5,.f. 1, 4; Tomales:

Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif. Chaney & Mason, 1986c, 6, f. 3, 7; Pleistocene:

Lillian Creek, Livingood, near Fairbanks, Alaska. 

Fomes fomentarius (Linn6) Gillet. Chaney & Mason, 1936, 6, text-f. 4;

Pleistocene: head of Goldstream, Buried Forest, near Fairbanks, Alaska. 

Fomes pinicola (Schwehd.) Cooke." Chaney & Mason, 1936, 8, text-f. 1, 2;

Pleistocene: head of Goldstream, near Fairbanks, Alaska. 

FRAGARIA (Tournefort) Linn<§. 

Fragaria californica Chamisso & Schlectendal. Mason, i.934, 164, pi. 9, f. 9;

Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif.

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160 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Fraxinus americana Linn<§. ?Penhallow, 1899, 527; Taylor's Brickyard, Don

Valley, Toronto, Ontario. 

Fraxinus caudata Dorf, 19SO, 106, pi. 13, f. 6-8; Garberville; Santa Rosa;

Lafayette Dam; Coalinga, Calif.

Fraxinus coulteri Dorf, 1936, 123, pi. 3, f. 3', 4; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho. 

Fraxinus denticulata Heer.DChaney, I927a, 132, pi. 19, f. 5-7; Bridge Creek:

Gray Ranch, Crooked River, Oreg.

Fraxinus denticulata, Lesquereux (part) not Heer=Fr.axinus sp. Knowlton. 

Fraxinus edensis Axelrod, 1937, 182; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif. 

Fraxinus eocenica Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 123, pi. 52, f. 4-6; Denver:

Golden, Colo. 

Fraxinus flexifolia (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown, 1934, 64; Green River: localities

as cited by authors.

Euonymus flexifolius Lesquereux.DKnowlton, 1923, 169; Green River: Uinta Co., 

Wyo. Cockerell, .1925, 4; Green River: Roan Mts., Colo.

Fraxinus petiolata R. W. Brown, 1929, 290, pi. 75, f. 1-4; Green River: northwest 

of De Beque, Colo.

Odostemon reynoldsii Hollick, 1929, 95, pi. 2, f. 2; Green River (Bridger?) : De 

Beque, Colo. Arnold, 1936, 65; Arnold considers this specimen to be indeterminate.

Fraxinus Jieerii Lesquereux=Hydrangea fraxinifolia (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown. 

Fraxinus herendeenensis Knowlton.DHollick, 1936, 165; Herendeen Bay, Alaska

Peninsula. 

Fraxinus idahoensis R. W. Brown, 1935, 583, pi. 67, f. 7; Latah: Potlatch Creek,

Idaho. 1937c, 516. LaMotte, 1936, 141, pi. 12, f. 5 ; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp,

Washoe Co., Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif.

Fraxinus f samaras, Berry, 1934, 122, pi. 24, f. 3, 4 ; Latah: east of White Bird,

Idaho.

Fraxinus sp. MacGinitie, 1933, 66; Trout Creek : Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. 

Khus payettensis Knowlton.D

Fraxinus inordinata Hollick, 1936, 163, pi. 100, f. 4; pi. 101, f. 1-7; Anchorage 

Bay, Chignik Bay, Alaska Peninsula; Matanuska River below Moose Creek, 

Alaska.

Fraxinus integrifolia, Newberry not Moench=Umbellularia oregonensis (Knowlton & Cockerell) Chaney.

Fraxinus johnstrupi Heer.QHollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon; Matanuska River

below Moose Creek, Alaska. 1936, 164, pi. 105, f. 3; Matanuska River west 

from Moose Greek, Alaska. 

Fraxinus juglandina Saporta, 1867, An. Sci. Nat. (Paris), Ser. 5, Botanique,

vol. 8, 89, pi. 7, f. 6; pi. 9 (7 on plate) f. 13-16a. Hollick, 1936,163, pi. 42, f. 4b; 

pi. 100, f. 1-3; pi. 101, f. 8-10; Matanuska River below Moose Creek; Matanuska Coal Field; Anchorage Bay, Chignik Bay, Alaska Peninsula; Kachemak 

Bay, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.

Fraxinus lateralis Hollick, 1936, 164, pi. 105, f. 5, 6; Matanuska River below

Moose Creek; near Berg Lake, Yakntat-Copper River region, Alaska. 

Fraxinus leii Berry, 1934, 182, pi. 25, t. 1 5 ; Lance : Jump Off, Harding Co.,

S, Dak. 1935, 55, pi. 15, f. 4; Lower Ravenscrag; Loc. 3; Middle Ravenscrag:

Loc. 34 ; Upper Rnveiiscrag: Loc. 33, Southern Saskatchewan.

Fraxinus mespilifolia LesquereuxDChaney, 1921a, 90; Puente: Los Angeles Co.,

Fraxinus nlgra Marshall.D

Fraxinus sambucifolia Lamarck-DPenhallow, 1899, 527 ; Taylor's Brickyard, Don 

Valley, Toronto, Ontario.
CATALOGUE 161

Fraxinus oregona Nuttall. Scott, 1926, 406; Tesla, Calif.

Fraxinus oregonensis Knowlton & Cockerell=Umbellularia oregonensis

(Knowlton & Cockerell) Chancy. 

Fraxinus petiolata R. W. Brown=Fraxinus flexifolia (Lesquereux) R. W.

Brown. 

Fraxinus praedicta, Lesquereux not Heer=Hydrangea fraxinifolia (Lesquereux)

R. W. Brown. 

Fraxinus? princetoniana Knowlton, 1922, 161, pi. 22, f. 7; La ramie?: Sandstone

Ridge east of South Table Mountain, Golden, Colo. 

Fraxinus? pseudobliqua Hollick, 1936, 164, pi. 104, f. 6, 7a; Anchorage Bay,

Chignik Bay, Alaska Peninsula; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Island, southeastern

Alaska. - 

Fraxinus quadrangulata Michaux.nPenhallow, 1894, 94; Pleistocene: Don Valley

near Toronto, Canada. 

Fraxinus succorensis Arnold, 1937, 97, pi. 3, f. 2; Fenwick Ranch, west of Sucker

Creek, Oreg. 

Fraxinus ungeri Lesquereux.D?Chaney, 1921a, 91; Puente: Los Angeles Co.,

Calif. Chancy & Elias, 1936b,- 45, pi. 6, f. 8-10; Ogallala: Brown Co., Nebr.;

Beaver Co., Okla.

Fraxinus ungeri, Knowlton (part) not Lesquereux=Cotinus fraterna (Lesquereux) Cockerell. 

Fraxinus wieser R. W. Brown, 1934, 64, pi. 12, f. 5; Green River: Alkali Station,

Wyo. 

Fraxinus yukonensis Hollick, 1936, 164, pi. 102, f. 1-4; pi. 105, f. 4; Seventyniile

Creek below Mogul Creek, upper Yukon region; Matanuska River below Moose

Creek, Matanuska-Cook Inlet region: Nenana coal field, Alaska. 

Fraxinus?, samaras, Berry=Fraxinus idahoensis R. W. Brown. 

Fraxinus? sp. Chaney, 1920a, 180, pi. 20, f. 4; Eagle Creek: Multnoruah Co.,

Oreg. 

Fraxinus sp. Knowlton, 1930, 124, pi. 58, f. 7; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Fraxintts denticulata, Lesquereux not Heer, 1888, 51; Denver : Golden, Colo.

Fraxinus sp. MacGinitie=Fraxinus idahoensis R. W. Brown.

Frenelopsis gracilis Newberry=Raritania gracilis (Newberry) Hollick & Jeffrey.

Frenelopsis hoheneggeri (Ettingshausen) SchenkOWhite, 1898, 349; Pagtorfik, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

Fruits, cf. Leguminosites sp., Knowlton, 19121, 42; Moose Creek, Lower

Matanuska, Alaska. 

Fruit or nut? A. O. Thomas, 1917, 113-117, pi. 5, f. 1-4. Hollick, 1936, 171;

Tokun : Bering River coal field, Alaska.

Fucus irregularis Hollick, 1930, 37, pi. 1, f. 1; Nulato: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Fucus lignitum Lesquereux.dBerry, 1935, 65; Whitemud: Loc. P 5-30, Southern

Saskatchewan.

FURCULA Harris, 1932a, 4. Genotype: F. granulifer Harris. 

Furcula granulifer Harris, 1932a, 4, pi. 1, f. 1-7; text-f. 1, 2; Lepidopter:.-

Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland. 

GALIUM Linne". 

Galium californicum Hooker & Arnott. Mason, 1934, 176, pi. 11, f. 7; Tomales:

Tomales Bay, Calif?

Galium sp. Potbury, 1932, 38, pi. 4, f. 6, 7; San Bruno: San Mateo Co., Calif.

Galium sp. Berry, 1924a, 23, pi. 2, f. 20; Pleistocene: Washing.-. " ~ 

Galium sp. Potbury= Galium californicum Hooker & Amort.
162 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

GANODERMA (Karst.) Patouillard.

Ganod'erma lucidum (Leyss.) Karst. Clianey & Mason, 1936c, 8, text-f. 5, 6;

Pleistocene: head of Goldstream, near Fairbanks, Alaska. 

GARRYA Douglas. 

Garrya elliptica Douglas.DChaney & Mason, 1930, 13, pi. 7, f. 18; Pleistocene:

Santa Cruz Island, Calif. 1933a, 63, pi. 8, f. 6-8, Pleistocene: Carpinteria,

 Santa Barbara Co. Mason, 1934, 170, pi. 10, f. 10, 11; Tomales: Tomales Bay,

Marin Co., Calif.

Garrya masoni Dorf, 1930, 104, pi. 13, f. 5; Bennett Valley; Coalinga, Calif. 

Gaylussacia dumosa (Andrae) Torrey & Gray. Barry & Hawkins, 1935a, 251,

pi. 25, f. 3; Pensauken; near Durhams Corner, Middlesex Co., N. J. 

Geinitzia formosa Heer.CDHollick, 1897c, 129, pi. 12, f. 1, 2. Berry, I913a, 571;

Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill; near Cottondale, Ala. ?Wilson, 1914a, 323; Belly

River: near Steveville, Red Deer River, Albert. Berry, 1925, 32; Ripley:

Carroll Co., Tenn. 1929m, 69; Allison: southwest Alberta.

Geinitzia sp. Newberry, 1873, 10.

Sequoia gracillima Newberry (part) not Lesquereux, 1895, 26, pi. 9, f. 1-3

(cones only). Berry, 1903, pi. 48, f. 21, 22. 1904, pi. 15. 1904a, 69, pi. 2. 

1905, 44. 1906b, 139. 1906d, 165. 

Oeinitsia gracillima Jeffrey, 1911, 21-27, pi. 8.

Geinitzia gracillima, Jeffrey=Geinitzia formosa Heer.

Geinitzia jenneyi Fontaine.D?Berry, 19291, 60; Upper Blairmore: Southwest

Alberta.

Geinitzia sp., Berry, 1929k, 52; Lower Blairinore: Southwest Alberta. 

Geinitzia sp. Newberry=Geinitzia formosa Heer. 

GEISSANTHUS Hooker fllius. 

Geinssanthus brittoni Hollick, 1924, 312, pi. 2, f. 2, 3; Siparia: Trinidad, British

West Indies.

GELLERA Hollick, 1931a, 9. Genotype: G. paradova Hollick. 

Gellera paradoxa Hollick, 1931a, 9, pi. 2, f. 1-3; Newark Series: Staten Island,

N. Y. - GEONOMA WilldenowOsroe", 1936a, 443. 

GEONOMITES Visiani.DNo6, 1936a, 443. 

Geonomites claibornensis Berry, 1924, 5o, pi. 48, f. 1, 2; Mt. Selman: near

Palofax, Webb Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 119; Mt. Selman: near Palofax, Webb

Co., Tex.

Geonomites goldianus (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.CUKnowlton, 1930, 39, pi. 10,

f. 2 ; Denver : Golden, Colo. 

Geonomites grammifolius Lesquereux.DKnowlton, 1930,' 39; Denver: Golden,

Colo.

Geonomites haydenii (Newberry) Knowlton, 1923, 152; Green River: Green 

River, Wyo. Berry, 1930d, 67; so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River 

Basin, Wyo.

Manicaria haydenii Newberry.Q

Geonomites schimperi Lesquereux.OBerry, 1925, 37, pi. 2; Ripley: .Henry,

Chester and McNairy Cos., Tenn.

Geonomites tenuirachis LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1930, 38, pi. 6; pi. 0, f. 1, 2, 8 J

Dawson: east of Colorado Springs, Colo.

Geonomites visianii Berry, 1919g, 5, pi. 2; Basal Tuffs: Barilla Mts.. Tex. 

Ball, 1931, 34; Basal Tuffs: Barilla Mts., Tex.

Geonomites? sp. Knowlton, 1930, 40, pi. 10, f. 1; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Geonomites sp. Lesquereux, 1888, 44; Denver: Golden, Colo.
CATALOGUE 163

Ginkgo adiantoides (Unger) Heer.QChaney, 1920a, 159, pi. 5, f. 1; Eagle Creek: 

Multnomah Co., Oreg. 1925b, 26; Mascall: White Hills, Oreg. Knowlton,

. 1926, 25, pi.,8, f. 10, 11; Latah: Spokane, Wash Mason, 1927, 145, pi. 1, f. 1; 

Mascall: White Hills, Oreg.; Eagle Creek : Multnopah Co., Oreg. Berry, 1926, 

190; Paskapoo: Calgary, British Columbia 1926d, 96; east of Joseph Creek, 

Chu Chua Dist, B'ritish Columbia 1930, 63; Estevan: Southern Alberta. 

1930c, 18; Estevan: Cypress Hills, Canada. 1935, 17; Whitemud: Loc. 7, 30; 

Lower Ravenscrag: Loc. 3; Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. 32, Southern Saskatchewan. 1938, 89, text-f. 2; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. Mathiesen, 1932, 55,

' text-f. 19, 20; Sabine Island, east Greenland. Hollick, 1936, 43, pi. 117, f. 1, 2; 

Folger Creek, Yukon River, Alaska. LaMotte, 1936, 107, text-f., 3; Upper

' Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif. Arnold, 

1937, 83, pi. 2, f. 4; Sucker Creek, Oreg.

Ginkgo laramiensis Warcl.D ?Hollick, 1930, 49, pi. 12, f. 3, 4 ; Kaltag: Lower 

Yukon, Alaska.

Ginkgo arctica Heer=Ginkgoites pleuripartita (Schimper) Seward.

Ginkgo concinna Heer=Ginkgoites concinna (Heer) Seward & Conway.

Ginkgo crenulata Hollick, 1930, 49, pi. 12, f. 1, 2; Kaltag; Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Ginkgo digitata (Brongniart) Heer.DPenhallow, I906a, 390a; Diamond Vale 

Company, Quilchena, British Columbia Wilson, 1917, 301; near Pocahontas, 

Alberta. Hollick, 1930, 48, pi. 11, f. 2-7a, S; Melozi: Lower Yukon; Kaltag: 

Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Ginkgo huttoni (Sternberg) Heer.D

Cyclopteris huttoni Sternberg.n

Ginkgo multinei'vis, Lesquereux not Heer, 1888a, 31, pi. 16, f. 6.

Ginkgo digitata huttoni (Sternberg) Seward, 1900, Catalogue of Mesozoic Pis. In

Brit. Mus., Jurassic Fl., pt. 1, 259, pi. 9, f. 2. 

Ginkgo huttoni magnifolia Fontaine.Q

Ginkgo digitata huttoni (Sternberg) Seward=Ginkgo digitata (Brongniart)

Heer.

Ginkgo (Baiera?) hermelini Nathorst=Ginkgoites hermelini (Hartz) Harris. 

Ginkgo huttoni (Sternberg) Heer=Ginkgo digitata (Brongniart) Heer. 

Ginkgo .huttoni magnifolia Fontaine=Ginkgo digitata (Brongniart) Heer. 

Ginkgo laramiensis Ward=Ginkgo adiantoides (Unger) Heer. 

Ginkgo lepida (Heer) Heer.D?Wilson, 1916, 207; Mt. Bush, Yukon Terr. 

Ginkgo minor Hollick, 1930, 50, pi. 2, f. 4b; pi. 13, f. 1-7; pi. 19, f. 6b; 7b; pi. 29,

f. 2c, 4c, 6a; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

Ginkgo minuta Nathorst=Ginkgoites minuta (Nathorst) Harris. 

Ginkgo multinervis Heer=Ginkgoites pleuripartita (Schimper) Seward. 

Ginkgo multinervis, Lesquereux not Herr=Ginkgo digitata (Brongniart) Heer. 

Ginkgo obovata Nathorst=Ginkgoites obovata (Nathorst) Seward. 

Ginkgo pseudoadiantoides Hollick, 1930, 49, pi. 3, f. 7b; pi. 13, f. 8-12; pi. 28,

f. 4a; Melozi, Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Ginkgo pseudoadiantoides major Hollick, 1930, 50, pi. 13, f. 13; Kaltag: Lower

Yukon, Alaska.

Ginkgo reniformis Hollick, 1930, 49, pi. 12, f. 5-7; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Ginkgo reniformis conformis Hollick, 1936, 44, pi. 12, f. 1; Chinitna Bay, Alaska

Peninsula. 

Ginkgo sibirica Heer.QWilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Groundhog coal basin,

upper Skeena River, British Columbia. 

Ginkgo sibirica (or arctica) (Heer) Heer. Berry, 1932h, 210; Bull Head Mt.

(Gethring Member) : Peace River Valley, British Columbia. 

Ginkgo cf. sibirica, Johansson not Heer=Ginkgoites hermelini (Hartz) Harris.
164 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Ginlcgo sibirica Knowlton not Heer, 1907, 124, pi. 13, f. 1-4; pi. 14, f. l-2=Ginkgoites pleuripartita (Schimper) Seward. 

Ginkgo? truncata (Lesquereux) Knowlton,. 1930, 34, pi. 9, f. 3; Denver: Golden,

Colo.

Palmocarpon truncat-um minor Lesquereux, 1878, 120, pi. 11, f. 8, 9; Denver:

Golden, Colo. 1888, 44; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Carpites laurineus Lesquereux.n

Ginkgo sp., Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River, British Columbia. 

Ginkgo? sp. (stones), Berry, 1930c, 18; Estevan: Cypress Hills; Ravenscrag:

Cypress Hills, Canada. 1930f, 63; Estevan: Southern Alberta. 

Ginkgo sp., Rollick, 1930, 49, pi. 11, f. 9; Seventy-Mile River: Upper Yukon,

Alaska.

Ginkgo sp., Knowlton=Carpites myracarum Lesquereux. 

GINKGOITES Seward, 1919, Catalogue Fossil Plants, British Museum, Vol. 4,

p. 10. Harris, 1935, 1, 47; discussion. 

Ginkgoites acosmia Harris, 1935, 8, pi. 1, f. 3-5; pi. 2, f. 1, 2, text-f. 3e-h, 4, 4i;

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Ginkgoites concinna (Heer) Seward & Conway, 1935a, 14, text-f. 11; Atanekerdluk; west Greenland.

Ginkgo concinna Heer, 1876, Fl. Foss. Arct., vol. 4, no. 2, 63, pi. 7, f. 8; pi. 13, f. 

6b, 6c, 7, 8, 8b; Hollick, 1930, 47, pi. 11, f. 1; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Ginkgoites fimbriata Harris, 1935, 6, pi. 1, f. 11; pi. 2, f. 7, 8, text-f. 3a-b;

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Ginkgoites hermelini (Hartz) Harris, 1926, 99; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east

Greenland. 1935. 13, pi. 1, f. 8, 10; pi. 2, f. 5, 6; text-f. 6-8; Thaumatopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Ginkgo (Baieral) hermelini Nathorst. Hartz, 1896, 240, pi. 19, f. 1; Rhaetic:

Cape Stewart, east Greenland. 

Baiera taeniata, Antevs not Braun, K. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handl., vol. 59, no. 8,

44, pi. 5, f. 20-24 ; pi. 6, f. 43. 

Baiera cf. longifolia, Johansson not Pomel, 1922, K. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handh,

vol. 63, no. 5, 45, pi. 3, f..7-ll; pi. 8, f. 3, 4. 

Ginkgo cf. sibirica, Johansson not Heer, 1922, K. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handl.,

vol. 63, no. 5, 42, pi. 3, f. 5; pi. 8, f. 7-9 only.

Ginkgoites minuta (Nathorst) Harris, 1935, 11, pi. 1, f. 7; text-f. 5; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Baiera minuta Nathorst, 1878, Oin floran i Skanes kolfOrande bildningar. I, Ser. C,

no. 27, 12.

SphenopteriH "bal&raformis Nathorst, 1878, Om floran i Skanes kolforande bildningar, I, Ser. C, no. 28, 55, pi. 1, f. 3 ; pi. 13, f. 1, 2.

GinTtgo minuta Nathorst, 1886, Om floran i Skanes kolforande bildningar, HI,

Ser. C, no. 85, 93, pi. 20, f. 14-16.

Baiera miinsteriana Harris not Presl, 1926, 101, text-f. 24; Rhaetic: Scoresby

Sound, east Greenland.

Ginkgoites obovata (Nathorst) Seward, 1919, Fossil Plants, vol. 4, 12, text-f. 

G32a. Harris, 1935, 1, pi. 1, f. 6, 12-14; pi. 3, f. 1, 2, text-f. 1, 2; Lepidopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Baiera minuta Nathorst, 1878, Om floran i Skanes kolforande blldnlngar, III,

Ser. C, no. 85, 93, pi. 20, f. 3.

Ginkgoites pleuripartita (Schimper) Seward. Seward & Conway, I93oa, 14; 

Atanekerdluk: west Greenland. Seward, 1926, 93, pi. 9, f. 65, 66, 71, 74, 76?, 

83, 83a, 84, 86; text-f. 11A, HE, 11F; Upernivik Isl.; Nugsuak; Disko Isl., west 

Greenland.
CATALOGUE 165

Ginkgoites pleuripartita Continued.

Cyclopteris digitata (Brongniart) Bunker, 1846, Mon. der Norddeutschen Wealdbildung, Braunschweig, 9, pi. 1, f. 8-10; pi. 5, f. 5, 6; pi. 6, f. 11. Ettingshausen. 1852, K. k. Geol. Reichsanstalt Abh., vol. 1, pt. 3l, 12, pi. 4, f. 2. 

Baiera pleuripartita Schimper, 1869, Traite Palgont. Veg., vol. 1, 423, pi. 31,

f. 12.

Baiera arctica Heer, 1874, 37, pi. 3, f. 3.

Baiera grandis, Heer not Hollick, 1874, 37, pi. 3, f. 4. 1882, 10. 

Q-inkgo sibirica, Knowlton not^Heer, 1907, 124, pi. 13, f. 1-4; pi. 14, f. 1, 2;

Kootenai: near Geyser, Cascade Co., Mont. 

Gingko arctica (Heer) Heer, 1882, 14. 1929k, 48, pi. 7, f. 6; Lower Blairmore :

Southwest Alberta. 

Ginkyo multinervis Heer 1882, 46, pi. 5, f. d; pi. 8, f. 2b, 3, 4; pi. 9, f. 3b. 

White, 1898, 353; Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

Salisburia (Gingko) siberica, Dawson not Heer, 1886, 8, pi. 2, f. 1; Kootenai:

Martin Creek, British Columbia. 

Baiera brevifolia Newberry.Q

Ginkgoites taeniata (Braun) Harris, 1935, 19, pi. 1, f. 1, 2, 9; pi. 2, f. 3, 4; 

text-f. 9-11; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Baiera taeniata F. Braun, 1843, in Miinster, Beitrsige zur Petrefactenkunde,

vol. 6, 21. 

Baiera geinitzi 'Nathorst, 1878, Orn floran i Skanes kolforande bildningar. I,

Ser. C, no. 27, 26, pi. 13, f. 17.

Ginkgoites sp., Seward, 1925, 239.

AMantwm formosum Heer, 1874, 35, pi. 13, f. 11, 12. White, 1898, 347, 352; 

Kook, Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland.

GleditscJiia praeayuatica Ashlee~Cercis spokanensis Knowlton. 

Gleditsia? mississippiensis (Berry) Berry, 1930, 82, pi. 50, f. 2-4; Holly Springs: 

Grable Pit, Henry Co., Tenn.

Cassia mississippiensis Berry.D

Gleditsiophyllum aristatum Berry, 1925,-61, pi. 11, f. 7; Ripley: Carroll Co.,

Tenn. 

Gleditsiophyllum eocenicum Berry .OBerry, 1924, 63; Mt. Selman; Palestine,

Anderson Co., Tex. 1930, 82; Holly Springs: Puryear, Henry Co., Tenn. 

Ball, 1931, 77, 123; Wilcox (Indio?) : Calaveras Creek, Wilson Co., Tex.; Carrizo sandstone: La Prior Crossing, Zavala Co., Tex.; Mt. Selman: Anderson

Co., Tex. 

Gleditsiophyllum fructuosum Berry.DBall, 1931, 77; Wilcox: Tyler, Smith Co.,

Tex. 

Gleditsiophyllum proeocenicum Berry, 1925, 61, pi. 11, f. 8-10; Ripley: Henry

Co., Tenn. 

Gleditsiophyllum preovatum Berry, 1925, 60, pi. 11, f. 11, 12; Ripley: Henry Co.,

Tenn. 

Gleditsiophyllum triacanthoides Berry.QBerry, 1920e, 403; Black Creek: North

Carolina. 

Gleichenia? bohemica (Corda) Berry, 1922d, 208, pi. 47, f. 2; Cheyenne: near

Belvidere, Kiowa Co., Kansas.

Pecopteris bohemioa Corda, in Reuss, 1846, Versteinerungcn der bohmischen 

Kreideformation, 95, pi. 49, f. 1. Heer, 1874, 96, pi. 26, f. 17a 1883, 6, pi. 58, 

f. 4.

Gleichenia comptoniaefolia. (Debey & Ettingshausen) Heer (part), 1874, 49, 

pi. 11, f. 1, 2. 1882, 8, 36, pi. 46, f. 25( ?)=Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) 

Seward.

Gleichenia delicatula? Heer.QBerry, 19l3a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill, 

Ala. 1928f, 433, pi. 11, f. 5; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn.
166 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Qleicnenia gieseckiana Heer (part) =Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) Seward. 

Oleichenia gieseckiana, Heer (part) =Gleichenites porsildi Seward. 

Gleichenia gracilis Heer (part)=Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) Seward. 

Oleichenia gracilis Heer (part )= Gleicheniopsis sp. Tutin. 

Gleichenia longipennis Heer (part) =Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) Seward. 

Oleichenia longipennis Heer (part)=Gleichenites nordenskioldi (Heer) Seward. 

Oleichenia nauckhoffl Heer=Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) Seward. 

Gleichenia nervosa Heer=Gleichenites nordenskioldi (Heer) Seward. 

Oleichenia nordenskioldi Heer (part) = Gleichenites nordenskioldi (Heer)

Seward.

Oleichenia? ohscura Knowlton=Dryopteris idahoensis Knowlton. 

Oleichenia riffida Heer (part)=Laccopteris rigida (Heer) Seward. 

Oleichenia rigida Heer (part)=Gleichenites porsildi Seward. 

Gleichenia rinkiana Heer=Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) Seward. 

Oleichenia thulensis Heer=Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) Seward., 

Oleichenia zippei (Corda) Heer=Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) Seward. 

Gleichenia sp. Wilson, 1914, 409; Kootencii: Groundhog Coal Basin, Upper

Skeena River, British Columbia.

GLEICHENIOPSIS Tutin, 1932, 503. Genotype: O. fecunda (Heer) Tutin. 

Gleicheniopsis erlansonii Miner, 1934, 262, text-f. 1-6; Atane or Patoot:

Nvgsuak Peninsula, west Greenland. 

Gleicheniopsis fecunda (Heer) Tutin, 1932, 503, pi. 16, f. 1-5; Patoot and Disko

Isl., west Greenland. Seward & Conway, 1935a, 6; Patoot: west Greenland.

Aspidium fecundum Heer, 1882.

Polypodium grahamianum Heer, 1883.

Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) Seward (part), 1926, 69.

Gleicheniopsis sewardii Tutin, 1932, 505; Pagtorfik, west Greenland. Seward 

& Conway, 1935a, 6; Pagtorfik, west Greenland.

Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) Seward (part), 1926, 215, pi. 5, f. 9, 16.

Gleicheniopsis sp. Tutin, 1932, 506; Disko Isl., west Greenland. Seward & Conway, 1935a, 6; Patoot: west Greenland.

Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) Seward (part), 1926, 215, pi. 5,-f. 12. 12a. 

IGleichenia gracilis Heer (part), 1883.

GLEICHENITES Goeppert, 1836, Die fossilen Farrnkraiiter. Nova Acta Leop.

Car. Vol. 17, 181. 

GLEICHENITES, Seward not Goeppert, 1926, 57. Harris, 1931b, 67. Harris

states: "Gleichenites Goeppert is a synonym of Sphenopteris, but Seward has

used the name in a quite different sense for fossil ferns with sori like Gleichenia. 

Berry (1924) criticized this use of Oleichenites because it is contrary to the rules 

of nomenclature and because he'considers it unnecessary the fossils being in

his opinion generically identical with GleicJienia. It has not, however, been

proved that the species described here is identical with Gleichenia, but at the

.same time, the material does not justify a revision of the nomenclature of this 

group." Berry, 1924, Mesozoic Gleichenia from Argentine. Pan-Am. Geol.,

Vol. 41,17.

Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) Seward, 1926, 69, pi. 5, f. 1-4, 6-8, 10, 11, 17; 

' pi. 10, f. 96; pi. 12, f. 118 ; text-f. 2 ; Upernivik Isl.; Nugsuak ; Disko Isl., west

. Sewar<l & Conway j lO35a. O. pi. 2; f. 8 ; Ivools : -west Greenlana,

Pecopteris zippei Corda.D

Pecopteris Jiypertorea Heer, 1868, 81, pi. 44, f. 4. 1874, 41. 

Gleichenia rinkiana Heer, 1868, 80, pi. 43, f. 6.

Pecopteris artica Heer (part), 1868, 80, pi. 43, f. 5b. Knowlton 1898a, 195; 

Eocene?: below Melozokakat, Yukon River, Alaska.
CATALOGUE 167

Gleichenites gieseckiana Continued.

Pecopteris borealis Heer not Brongniart (part), 1868, 81, pi. 44, f. 5. Fontaine,

1899, 655, pi. 160, f. 14, 15; Fuson: Oak Creek, Crook Co., Wyo. White, 1898,

347, 350; 362; Kook, Kaersuk, Pa toot, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

Gleichenia gieseckiana Heer (part), 1868, 78, pi. 43, £. 1; pi. 44, f. 2, 3. 1874,

43, pi. 3, f. Id, 8; pi. 7, f. 1. 1882, 6, pi. 2, f. 9. Newberry, 1895, 36, pi. 4,

f. 12; Raritan: Woodbridge, N. J. White, 1898, 347, 349; Kook, Pagtorfik,

Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. Berry, 1911, 65; Raritan: Woodbridge, N. J. 

Gleichenia zippei (Corda) Heer.QHeer, 1868, 79, pi. 43, f. 4. 1874, 44, 90, 97;

pis. 4-7 ; pi. 25, f. 1-3; pi. 26, f. 11-13. 1882, 7, pi. 3, f. 2. White. 1898,

347, 349, 350, 352, 353; Kook, Pagtorflk, Kaersuk, Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak

Pen., west Greenland.

Gleichenia longipennis Heer (part), 1874, 46, pi. 6, f. 4-6. 1882, 7, pi. 2, f. 5. 

Gleichenia thulensis Heer, 1874, 48, pi. 5, f. 9b; pi. 10, f. 18. 1882, 7. 

Gleichenia comptoniaefolia (Debey & Ettingshausen) Heer (part), 1874, 49, pi.

11, f. 1, 2. 1882, 3, 36, pi. 46, f. 25 (?). White, 1898, 349; Pagtorfik, Nugsuak

Pen., west Greenland. 

Gleichenia grwcilis Heer (part) 1874, 52, pi. 10, f. 5. White, 1898, 349, 350,

'353; Pagtorfik, Kaersuk, Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

Gleichenia nauckhoffl Heer, 1874, pi. 25, £. 4. White, 1898, 353; Ujarartorsuak,

Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

CladophleMs heterophylla Fontaine.DWilson, 1917, 301; near Pocahontas, Alberta.

 Berry, 1929k, 39, pi. 5, f. 1-4 ; Kootenai: southwestern Alberta.

Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) Seward (part)=Gleicheniopsis fecunda (Heer)

Tutin.

Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) Seward (part) =Gleicheniopsis sewardii Tutin. 

Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) Seward (part)=Gleicheniopsis sp. Tutin. 

Gleichenites microphyllus, Harris not Schenk=Gleichenites nitida Harris. 

Gleichenites nitida Harris, 1931b, 67, pi. 14, f. 5; text-f. 23; Thaumatopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

cf. Gleichenites microphyllus Harris not Schenk, 1926, 61, text-f. 5A-G; Rhaetic: 

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Gleichenites nordenskioldi (Heer) Seward, 1926, 74, pi. 6, f. 22, 25, 26, pi. 10,

f. 97; Nugsuak, west Greenland. Seward & Conway, 1935a, 5, pi. 1, f. 6, 8; 

Patoot, Atanekerdluk, Kook, west Greenland.

Gleichenia nordenskioldi Heer (part), 1874, 48, pi. 8, £. 4, 5; pi. 9, f. 1-4. 

Fontaine, 1890, 119, pi. 21, f. 11; Patuxent: Dutch Gap Canal, Va. Lesquereux, 1892, 25; Dakota: Kansas. White, 1898, 347, 353, 362; Kook, Pagtorfik, 

Ujarartorsuak, Patoot, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. Fontaine, 1906, 231, pi. 

65, f. 24-29; Knoxville: Tehama Co., Calif. Kuowlton, I910c, 41. Berry, 

1922d, 208, pi. 48, f. 1; Cheyenne: near Belvidere, Kiowa Co., Kans.

Pecopteris andersoniana Heer, 1874, 41, pi. 3, f. 7, 7b. White, 1898, 347; Kook, 

Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland.

Gleichenia longipennis Heer (part), 1874, pi. 8, f. 1-3. ?White, 1898, 347, 350; 

Kook, Kaersuk, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland.

Gleichenia nervosa Heer, 1874, 53 pi. 3, f. 3-6.

Pecopteris (Polypodiumf) andersoniana Heer, 1880, 4, pi'. 1, f. lOb; pi. 2, f. 5-9.

Pecopteris strictwervis Fontaine ?D

Aspidium heterophyllum Fontaine, 1894, 450. 1895a, 15; Knoxville: Tehama Co., 

Calif.

Osmunda dicksonioides Fontaine?, 1894, 450. 1895a, 15 ; Knoxville : Tehama Co., 

Calif.

Gleichenites porsildi Seward, 1926, 76, pi. 6, f. 18, 19, 24, 27, 29-31; pi. 12, f. 122. 

124; text-f. 4-7; Upernivik Island, Nugsuak, Disko Island, west Greenland. 

Seward & Conway, 1935a, 5, pi. 1, f. 5; Atanekerdluk: west Greenland.

Gleichenia rigida Heer (part), 1874, 43, pi. 1, f. lb, 5a, b. 1882, 6, pi. 2, f. 6, 7.

Aspidium jenseni Heer (part), 1882, 31, pi. 29, f. 4 ; pi. 30, f. 1-6.

Aspidium schouioH Heer. 1882, 31, pi. 32, f. 10.

Cyathea fertilis Heer (part), 1882, 21, pi. 31, f. 3-6.

Cyathea hammeri Heer (part), 1882, 22, pi. 31, f. 2 ; pi. 35, f. 4.

Cyathea anf/usta Heer, 1883, 1, pi. 50, f. 5.

Gleichenia gieseckiana Heer (part), 1883, 7, pi. 50, f. 1-3.

Gleichenites sp. Seward, 1925, 235, pi. A, f. 7, 8.
168 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Gleichenites? waltoni Seward, 1926, 74, pi. 6, f. 28; .text-f. 3; Nugsuak, west

Greenland. 

Gleichenites cf. gieseckiana Heer.DSeward, 1926, 73, pi. 5, f. 15; Nugsuak,

west Greenland.

Gleichenites sp., Seward=Gleichenites porsildi Seward. 

GLOSSOPTERIS Brongniart, 182S, Hist, des. veg. -foss., 54. Wieland, 1914,

134; discussion. 

Glossopteris crassinervis (Nathorst) Harris, 1932, 28, text-f. 15-18; Rhaetic:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

A.nthrophyopfiis crassinervis Nathorst. Harris, 1926, 74, pi. 8, f. 1, 2; text-f. 

HA-F; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Glossopteris? linearis McCoy. Wieland, 1913, 265 ; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, 

Oaxaca, Mexico. 1914, 135, pi. 17, f. 2; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Glossopteris? mexicana Wieland, 1913, 266; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca 

Mexico. 1914, 136, pi. 48, f. 3; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Glossopteris? sp., Miillerried, 1933, 44; Triassic?: Coatepec, Puebla, Mexico.

Glossozamites schenlcii Heer=Otozamites schenkii (Heer) Seward.

Glyptostrobus dakotensis R. W. Brown, 1936a, 355, text-f. 2-A ; numerous localities in the Ft. Union formation in North Dakota and Montana.

Glyptostrotus europaeus, Newberry not Heer, 1898, pi. 26, f. 6-8a ; pi. 55, f. 3, 4; 

Ft. Union Group : Ft. Union, N. Dak. ; Birch Bay, Wash.

Glyptostrobus europaeus (Brongniart) Heer, 1855, Fl. Tert. Helv., vol. 1, 51, 

pi. 19; pi. 20. 1868, 135, pi. 3, f. 20-23. Newberry, 1863, 517; Chuckanut: 

Birch Bay, Belliugham Bay, Wash. Lesquereux, 1878, pi. 7, f. 1, 2; Costello's 

Ranch, Florissant, Colo. Dawson, 1879a, B 186; Ninemile Creek, Tulameen 

River, British Columbia. 1883, 32;' Knowlton, 1894, 214. 1896, 879; Kuiu 

Jsl., near Sitka ; Ninilchik; Herendeen Bay; Kootznahoo Inlet, Admiralty Isl., 

Alaska. 1902c, 705. 1909, 188, 189, 197, 198, 211, 214; Ft. Union: Miles City, 

Mont.; near Glendive, Mont.; near Dayton, WyO.; Big Horn Basin, Wyo. 

1911g, 369; Lance: South Dakota. 1912f, 198, 426, 481; Ft. Union: Davis Co., 

Wyo.; Converse Co.; Lance: eastern Montana. Penhallow, l?02fl, 51( 68. 

1907c, 309; British Columbia between Pasayten and Skagit Rivers. 1908a, 58; 

Lignite Tertiary; Ninemile Creek, Similkameen River; Porcupine Creek and 

Great Valley, Alberta; Burrard Inlet and Vancouver, British Columbia; Tularneen, Red Deer, Horsefly and Tranquille Rivers, British Columbia. Berry, 

1916a, 169, pi. 15, f. 3; Wilcox: foliage from Holly Springs and Oxford, Miss., 

seeds from Early Grove, Marshall Co., Miss. 1924, 46, 144, pi. 49, f. 1, 2; 

Claiborne: Lisbon, near Lexiugton, Holmes Co., Miss.; La Grange: Obion Co., 

Tenn. 1926, 192; Paskapoo: lied Deer and Evansburg, Alberta. 1926d, 97; 

Joseph Creek and Kitsilano, British Columbia. 1930, 52, pi. 7, f. 7-9; Holly

Springs: road west of La Grange, Fayette Co., Tenn. ; wiicox: giiverton Road, 

Taylor Farm, Chester Co., Tenn 1931a, 34; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 

1934. 103. pi. 1.9. f. 1 : T-.-i.tnH 11 5. ~««t "* X.~~-^t,.^, » .<*, i,,^^ ^£ oie^x-water

liiver, Nez Perce Co.; 3.8 mi. east of White Bird, Idaho Co., Idaho; the figured 

Specimen from 19 J/2 mi. east Of Lewiston, Idaho. 1935, 20; Middle Ravenscrag: 

LOC. o, so; upper Kavenscrag: Loc. 1, Southern Saskatchewan. Chaney, 1922a,

216; Payette: Idaho. Ball, 1931. 147: Jackson: i,i*bo«. :HVJ «» GO.. jvn . = 

irayette: jxaney Heaciriglit, Brazos CO., TCX. HolllCk, 1936, 51, pi. 10, f. 3b 5

pl. 17, f. 1-6; pi. 18, f. l-5a ; pi. 19, f. 1, 2; pi. 104, f. 7b; pi. 100, f. 11; Eska 

Creek, Matanuska Region; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Island, Southeastern 

Alaska; Chignik River, Alaska Peninsula; Matanuska River; Yakutat Bay; 

Salmon Bay, Alaska Peninsula.
, CATALOGUE , 169

Glyptostrobus europaeus Continued.

Taxodium europaeum Brongniart, 1833, Annales sci. nat., Botanique, vol. 30, 168.

Taxodites europaeus Endlicher, 1847, Synopsis coniferaruni, 278.

Glyptostrobus ungeri I-Ieer.D ?Hollick, l!)12a, 38, 50; west of Kings River, Matanuska Valley, Alaska ; CMckaloon : Matanuska Eiyer below Moose Creek. Alaska.

Glyptostrobus europaeus ungeri (Heer) Heer.nHeer, 1874, 6. pi. 1, f. 6b, 6c. 

1878, pi. 9, f. 9a, 10-13 ; pi. 13, f. 2b, 3, 4b, 4c. 1883, 61 pi. 70, f. 9, 10; pi. 66, 

f. 5c, 9; pi. 85, f. 6-8. - .

Sequoia nordenskioldii, Lesquereux not Heer, 1888a, 19.

Sequoia aflimis Lesquereux (part), 1878, 75, pi. 7, t. 305 ; pi. 65, f. 1-4; Elko, Nev.

NOTE. Seward & Conway, 1935, 14, refer certain specimens to Elatoclaaus 

ungeri (Heer) Seward & Conway, q. v.

Glyptostrobus europaeus ungeri (Heer) Heer=Glyptostrobus europaeus (Brongniart) Heer. /

Glyptostrobus groenlandicus Heer, 1874, 76, pi. 17, f. 9; pi. 20, f. 9-10; pi. 22, 

f. 12. Dawson, 1886, 9, pi. 3, f. 8; Kootenai: north branch of Old Man River, 

British Columbia Hollick, 1930, 60, pi. 10, f. 3c ; pi. 24, f. 2 ; pi. 26, f. 1-4 ; Yukon 

River, north bank, 5 mi. above Louden Station and at Pickarts mine, and 10 mi. 

below Blatchford's mine, Alaska.

Glyptostrobus linguaefolia (Lesquereux) Brooks=Glyptostrobus oregonensis 

R. W. Brown. Note: Only the material newly decribed by Brooks is recognized. 

All synonyms of Brooks are referred back to their original status.

Glyptostrobus oregonensis R. W. Brown, 1936a, 356, text-f. 1; type specimen 

from near Beulah, Malheur Co., Oreg.

Glyptostrobus Unguaefolia,, Brooks not Lesquereux, 1935, 281, pi. 4, f. 6; Ballantyne Ranch, 13 mi. southeast of Homedale, Idaho. Note: All synonyms of 

Brooks are rejected and returned to their former status.

Glyptostrobus specialis Hollick, 1930, 61, pi. 24, f. 3-6; Yukon River, north

bank, about 7 mi. below and 10 mi. below Blatchford's Mine, Alaska. 

Glyptostrobus ungeri Heer=Glyptostrobus europaeus (Brongniart) Heer. of.

Glyptostrol)us ungeri Heer. Nathorst, 1915, 11, pi. 2, f. l-12;'Ellesmerela.nd. 

Glyptostrobus vacuipites Wodehouse, 1933a, 494, f. 18o ; Green River: Parachute

Creek, Garfield Co., Colo. 

Glyptostrobus?, starainate aments, Berry, 1929f, 239, pi. 63, f. 1; Latah:

Spokane, Wash.

Glyptostrobus? sp. Hollick, 1930, 61, pi. 24, f. 7; Chignik Bay, Alaska Peninsula. 

GOEPPERTIA Grisebach. 

Goeppertia tertiaria Berry, 1921b, 176, pi. 25, f. 1; Costa Rica.

Goeppertia cf. tertiaria Berry, 1923b, 20, pi. 5, f. 5; north of Palomares, Oaxaca, 

Mexico.

Goeppertia cf. tertiaria Berry=Goeppertia tertiaria Berry.

Goniopteris claiborniana Berry.DBerry, 1924, 44, pi. 4; pi. ">; Columbia, Cainwell Parish, La.; Lisbon : Newton, Newton Co., Miss.

Goniopteris lesquereuxi Berry, I932e, 7; Lower Bridget : AVind River Basin, 

Wyo.

Lastrea (Goniopteris) flscheri, Lesquereux not Heer, 1883. 2^9. pi. 00, f. 1, l:i. 

Newberry, 1898, 10. pi. 48, f. 6. Knowlton, 1900d, 38, pi. l. f. 2; 5 mi. south of 

Ashland, Oreg. 1902, 22. I'enhallow, 1902a, 48. 1908a, 61. Knowlton, 

I914d, 36; Lower Clarno: Currant Creek, Oreg.; Paskapoo (Ft. Union): Red 

Deer River, Alberta; Burrard Inlet, British Columbia ; Eugene, Oreg.

Lastrea (Goniopteris) Imiffhtiana Newberry.fj

Lastrea (Goniopteris) flscheri Heer.nSanborn, 1935, 15, pi. 3, f. 5 ; Comstock : 

Comstock, Douglas Co., Oreg.

GORDONIA Ellis.
170 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Gordonia hesperia Berry, 1929n, 430, text-f. 1, 2; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

1931a, 41, pi. 13, f. 7, 8; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. Brown, R. W., 1937,183, 

pi. 52, f. 5-8; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

TernatroemHtes idahoensis, Berry not Knowlton, 1929£, 258, pi. 58, f. 1; Latah.:

Spokane, Wash. 

Gordonia idahoensis, Berry not Knowlton, 1929n, 429-432; Latah: Idaho. 1934,

120 ; Latah : near White Bird ; near Juliaetta, Idaho. 

Carpites paulownia Knowlton, 1926, 50, pi. 29, f. 12; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Gordonia idahoensis, Berry not Knowlton=Gordonia hesperia Berry.

Gordonia pteraformis (Berry) Berry=Cedrela pteraformis (Berry) R. W. 

Brown.

GOUANIA Jacquin.

Gouania miocenica Berry, 1923b, 17, pi. 7, f. 4; Palomares, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Gramineae sp. Axelrod, 1934, 2; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif.

Gramineae, impressions, Grewingk, 1850, 170. Hollick, 1936, 56; Unga Island, 

south of Alaska Peninsula.

Gramineae sp., Penhallow, 1900, 385; Green's Creek, Ottawa River, Canada.

GRAMMAEPHLOIOS Haris, 1935, 151. Genotype: G. icthya Harris.

Grammaephloios icthya Harris, 1935, 152, pi. 23, f. 4; pi. 25, f. 10; pi. 27, f. 1, 

3-5, 10, 14, 15; pi. 28, f. 5, 13, 14; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east 

Greenland.

Grass, leaf of, Knowlton=Keteleeria heterophylloides (Berry) R. W. Brown.

Grass?, genus?, Knowlton, 1926, 29, pi. 10, f. 8-9; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Grevillea alaskana Hollick, 1936, 111, pi. 60, f. 3-5; Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.

Grewia alaskana Hollick, 1930, 107, pi. 82, f. 1; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

Grewia auriculata Lesquereux=Cercidiphyllum crenatum (linger) R. W. 

Brown.

Grewia crenata (Unger) Heer=Cercidiphyllum crenatum (Unger) R. W. Brown.

Grewia crenata, Ward not Unger=Trochodendroides genetrix (Newberry) 

R. W. Brown.

Grewia crenulata Heer=Cercidiphyllum crenatum (Unger) R. W. Brown.

Grewia obovata Heer=Cercidiphyllum crenatum (Unger) R. W. Brown.

Grewia obovata, Ward not Heer=Trochodendroides genetrix (Newberry) R. W. 

Brown.

Grewia orbiculata Hollick, 1936, 146, pi. 83, f. 1-4; pi. 84, f. 3-5; south bank 

Yukon River above Rampart and north bank at Drew's mine, central Yukon 

region, Alaska.

Grewia zizyphoides Hollick, 1936, 147, pi. 84, f. 2; Chignik River opposite Nun 

Point, Alaska Peninsula.

Grewia, n. sp., Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River, British Columbia.

Grewiopsis alaskana Hollick, 1936, 149, pi. 85, f. 1-4; Chignik Bay, Alaska Peninsula ; Eska Creek, Matanuska coal field, Alaska.

Grewiopsis ClSSifolius R. W. Brown, 1929, 290, pi. 74, f. 8; Green River: northwest of De Beque, Colo. 

Grewiopsis claiborniana Berry, 1924, 75, pi. 13, f. 1-4 YegUa.1 Columbia, Calflwell Parish, La.: near Stevens, Ouachita Co., Ark. 

Grewiopsis congermalis Hollick, 1936, 148, pi. 85, f. 5, 6; Seventy Mile Creek

below Mogul Creek, upper Yukon region; Chignik Bay, Alaska Peninsula. 

Grewiopsis defectivus Hollick, 1936,148, pi. 86, f. 2a; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof

Island, southeastern Alaska. 

Grewiopsis? dubium Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 85, pi. 30,'f. 3; Fisher: Goshen,

Oreg.
CATALOGUE 171

Grewiopsis elegans Berry, 1930, 105, pi. 18, f. 5; Holly Springs: Mill Creek, 

Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Grewiopsis flabellata (Lesquereux) Knowlton.DGress, 1922, 321; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kansas.

Populates flabellata Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: Lancaster Co. 

Nebr.

Grewiopsis frustratorius Hollick, 1936, 148, pi. 86, f. 1; Hamilton Bay,

Kupreanof Island, southeastern Alaska. 

Grewiopsis grandiculus Hollick, 1936, 147, pi. 87, f. 1; Chignik River opposite

Nun Point, Alaska Peninsula. 

Grewiopsis inequilateralis Berry, 1925, 73, pi. 15, f. 1; Ripley: Henry and

Carroll Cos., Tenn. 

Grewiopsis mclearni Berry, 1935, 50, pi. 12, f. 3; pi. 14, f. A; Middle Ravenscrag:

Locs. 34, 37, Southern Saskatchewan.

Grewiopsis ripleyensis Berry, 1925, 72, pi. 15, f. 2; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn. 

Grewiopsis tennesseensis BerryOBerry, 19SO, 106, pi. 14;. pi. 15; Grenada:

Somerville, Fayette Co., Tenn.; Holly Springs: Bolivar, Hardeman Co.; Somerville, Fayette Co.; Grand Junction, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Grewiopsis tenuifolia Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1888, 54; Denver: Golden,

Colo Knowlton, 1930,116, pi. 50, f. 3; Denver: Golden, Colo.; Dawson: Mosby,

Colo. j 

.Grewiopsis viburnifolia Ward=Viburnum antiquum (Newberry) Hollick. 

Grewiopsis wadii Berry, 1924, 179, pi. 52, f. 1; Lagrauge: Hickman, Fulton Co.,

Ky. 1930, 105, pi. 40, f. 2; Holly Springs; near McKenzie, Carroll Co., Ky. 

Grewiopsis wyomingensis Berry, 1930d, 73, pi. 8, f. 6; pi. 13, f. 1, 2; so-called

Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo.

Alnites inequilateralis Lesquereux (part), 1878, pi. 62, f. 1, 2, 4-only; Green 

River: Alkali Station, Wyo. .

Grewiopsis yukonensis Hollick, 1930, 107, pi. 81; Melozi: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Grewiopsis, n. sp., Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River, British Columbia.

GUAJACUM Plumier.

Guajacum informe Hollick, 1930, 98, pi. 75, f. 3; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

GUAREA Allemao.

Guarea opinabilis Hollick, 1928, 208, pi. 86, f. d; Collazo: Porto Rico.

Guatteria culebrensis Berry, 1918, 27, pi. 13, f. 2; Culebra: Gaillard Cut; Gatun:

Canal Zone; Caimito: Canal Zone. 

Guettarda cookei Berry, 1921a, 125, pi. 21, f. 5, 6; Santo Domingo. 1922, 9;

Haiti. 1923b, 26; north of Palomares, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Guettarda intercalaris Hollick, 1928, 225, pi. 81, f. 5b; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Gymnocladus casei Berry.DChaney & Elias, 1936b, 42, pi. 6, f. 7; Ogallala:.

Beaver Co., Okla.

Rhamnus lesquereuxi Berry.Q

Rhamnus notatusf, Lesquereux not Saporta, 1883, 189, pi. 38, f. 15; Florissant: 

Florissant, Colo.

Gymnogramma haydenii Lesquereux (part)=AspIenium eolignitica Berry. 

Gymnogramma wadii Berry, 1923b, 4, pi. 1, f. 1; near Palomares, Oaxaca; near 

. San Jose" del Carmen, Vera Cruz, Mexico. 

Gymnogramma woodringi Berry, 1923b, 4, pi. 1, f. 1-4; Haiti. 

Gyrogonites glyptus Peck, 1934, 52, pi. 4, f. 7-9; Chugwater: near Lander, Wyo. 

HAKEA Schrader.

Hakea alaskana Hollick, 1936, 111, pi. 116, f. 8; Eska Creek, Matanuska Coal 

Field, Alaska.
172 MESOZOJC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Halymenites. major LesquereuxOBerry, 1925, 90; Ripley: McNairy Co., Tenn.;

Kutaw : Hardiri Co., Tenn. 

HAMAMELIS Gronovins. 

Hamamelis clarus Rollick, 1936, 122, pi. 115, f. 4; Seventy-Mile Creek below

Mogul Creek, upper Yukon region, Alaska. 

Hamamelites quadrangularis (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.D

Populites guadrangularis Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: Decatur 

Co., Kuns.

HAMPEA Sell lech ten da 1.

Hampea conditionalis Hollick, 1986, 150, pi. 118, f. 1; Yakutat Bay; 7 mi. above

mouth of Kings River, east bank, Matanuska Coal Feld, Alaska. 

HANCORNIA Gomes. 

Hancornia minor Hollick, 1924, 316, pi. 11, f. 6; Collazo River, Porto Rico. 

1928, 224 ; Collazo : Porto Rico. . 

Hancornia pseuddpubesceris Hollick, 1924, 316, pi. 11, f. 7; Collazo River, Porto

Rico. 1928, 224; Callazo: Porto Rico.

HARTZIA Harris, 1935, 42. Genotype : H. tenuis (Harris) Harris. 

Hartzia tenuis (Harris) Harris, 1935, 42, text-f. 20; Lepidopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, ea^t Greenland.

Phoenioovxix tennis Harris, 1926, 106, pi. 3, -f. 6, 7; pi. 4, f. 5, 6; pi. 10, f. 5; 

text-f. 2<ja u ; Kl'aetic : Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Hausmannia kohlmanni Richter, 1906, Beitrage zur Flora der unteren Kreide 

Quedlinburgs ?Seward & Conway, 1935a, 6, pi. 1, f. 1-3, 7; Atanekerdluk: 

west Greenland.

lh>u*mu»nia cf. lohlmanni Richter. Seward, 1925, 234, pi. A, f. 3, 3A. 

Dic!*l/opJil/ttum dlcl-soni Heer, 1874a, 55, pi. 3, f. 9. Seward, .1926, 82 ; Nugsuak, 

west Greenland.

Hansmannia cf. koniniuimi Richter=Hausmannia kohlmanni Richter.

Hausmannia sp. A, H;u% ris=Thaumatopteris brauniana Popp.

Hausmanria sp. B, Harris, 1926, 66, text-f. 7d-f; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east 

Greenland. 1931b, 97, pi. 15, f. 2, 4 ; text-f. 37; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby 

Sound, east Gieenland. Note: Referred to as sp. A in Harris 1931b.

Hausmannia sp. Knowlton, 1932, 43; Slates Hot Springs, Monterey Co., Calif.

Hausmannia sp. Seward, 1925, 235.

Protorhiiiis cordata Heer, 18S2, 10, pi. 3, f. 11. Seward, 1926, 82 ; Nugsuak, 

West Oreeiiliind.

Hedera auriculata Heei-.GHollick, 1936, 157; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula,

Alaska. 

Hedera curva Hollick, 1930, 112, pi. 29, f. 3a, 4a; pi. 82, f. 4; Chignik: Alaska

Peninsula.

Hedera macclurii Hcer.DHollick, 1930, 110, pi. 30, f. 2b; Chignik: Alaska Peniusiiin._lose. IBS, pi. os, f. 1-3 ; Herendeen Buy, Alaska Feninsuia; Nenana coal 

Held, Alaska.

lledora marffhiatti Lesquereux Mahonia marginata (Lesquereux) Arnold.

Hcdera ^ ovalis Lesquei> eux=DicotylophyUum ovale (Lesquereux) Seward &

Couway. 

Hedera platanoidea LesquereuxO?Hollick, 1930, 111, pi. 27, f. 6b; Seventymile

River: Upper Yukon, Alaska.

Hedera primordialis SaportaDWhite, 1898, 353; Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen.,

west Greenland. Berry, I920e, 405; Black Creek: North Carolina. 

Hedera schraderi Hollick, 1930, 111, pi. 83, f. 1; Nulato?: Koyukuk Valley, 

Alaska.
CATALOGUE 173

Hedera vera Hoi lick,'1930, 111, pi. 83, f. 2; Nulato: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Heironymia lehmanni Engelhardt, 1895, Ueber Neue Tertiarplianzeu Siid-Ainerikas, Abh. Senck, Naturf. Gesell., vol. 19, 11, pi. 2, f. 1, 2; Ecuador. Berry, 

1918, 36, pi. 16, f. 3- Caimito: Canal Zone. ?1921b, 174; southeast Costa Rica. 

HEISTERIA Linn<§.

Heisteria sapindifolia (Hollick) Berry, 1938a, 6; Holly Springs: Milan, Gibson 

Co., Tenn.

Apoaynophyllum sapindifolium- Hollick.DBerry, 1930, 129, pi. 19, f. 13, 14; pi. 44, 

f. 19; Wllcox: Nevada Co., Ark.; Holly Springs: near LaGfange, Fayette Co.; 

near Cloverport, Hardeman Co.; Taylor Farm, Chester Co., Tenn. Ball, 1931, 

108, pi. 16, f. 2; Indio: Barton's Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Calycltes milanensis Berry, 1930, 142, pi. 49, f. (i-8 ; Holly Springs : Milan, Gibson 

Co., Tenn. 

HELICONIA Linne.

Heliconia elegans (Engelhardt) Berry, 1921b, 56, f. 1; Costa Rica. i925a, 80; 

Siparia and Forest: Trinidad, British West Indies.

Musophyllum elegans Engelhardt, 1895, Abh. Senck. Naturf. Gesell., vol. 19, 25,

pi. 4, f. 1-3; pi. 5, f. 1. 

MusopJvyllwn trimtenae Hollick, 1924, 228, pi. 1 ; Siparia : Trii.idad, British West

Indies.

Heliconia sp. Berry, 1921b, 170; southeastern Costa Rica.

HELICTOXYLON Felix, 1883, Fossile Holzer Westindieus, 18.

Helictoxylon wilcoxianum Berry, 1922g, 18, pi. 17; pi. 18; Wilcox: near Naborton, La.

HEMITELIA Braun. 

Hemitelia brannerii Hollick & Berry, Johns Hopkins Stud. Geol., vol. 5, 46, pi. 1,

f. 3-6, 1924. Hollick, 1928, 182, pi. 51, f. 4; Collazo; Porto Rico. 

HEMIZONIA DeCandolle. 

Hemizonia virgata Gray. Potbury, 1932, 40, pi. 4, f. 9; San Bruno: San Mateo

Co., Calif.

HEPATICITES Walton, 1925, Ann. Bot., Vol. 39, No. 155, 565. 

Hepaticites globosus Harris, 1931b, 4 pi. 1, f. 3, 4, 6-11; Thauraatopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, East Greenland. 

Hepaticites laevis Harris, 1931b, 5, pi. 6, f. 7-10; pi. 7, f. 1, 2; text-f. 1; Thanmatopteris 'Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland. 

Heterpcalyx saportana Berry .QBerry, 1930, 96, pi. 14, f. 1S-16; Holly Springs:

Still Creek, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

HETEROMELES M. Roemer=PHOTINIA Lindley.

Heteromeles sp. Dorf, 1930, 99, pi. 12, f. 2; Petrified Forest near Calistoga, Calif. 

HIBISCUS Linne.

Hibiscus? oocidentaUs Berry=Mentzelia occidentalis (Berry) R. W. Brown. 

Hibiscus roanensis R. W. Brown, 1934, 63, pi. 13, f. 1; Green River: Roan

Creek, northwest of De Beque, Colo.

HICORIA Rafmesque=CARYA Nuttall.DBall, 1931, 151; discussion. 

Hicoria .alba (Linne) Britton.D

Carya. alba Nuttall. Penhallow, 1899, 527 ; Taylor's Brickyard and Gaol Hill, 

Don Valley, Toronto, Ontario.

Hicoria antiquorum (Newberry) Knowlton.QKnowlton, 1930, 48; Denver: 

Golden, Colo. Ball, 1931, 44, pi. 1, f. 2, 3; Indio: Bastrop Co., Tex. ?Berry, 

1935, 25; Whitemud : Loc. P. 5-30; Middle Ravenscrag: Loc. 34, P. 4-30, southem Saskatchewan. Hollick, 1936, S3, pi. 37, f. 1; Anchorage Bay, Chignik Bay, 

Alaska Peninsula.

Carya antiquorum Newberry.DLesquereux, 1888, 50: Denver: Golden* Colo. 

Penhallow. 190Ga. :!90a ; Diamond Vale Company. Quilcliona. British Ci lumliia ; 

Reel Doer River Valley. Bl.nd Man River, Northwest Territories.
174 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Hicoria aquatica (Michaux flls) Britton.QBerry, 1926b, 106, pi. 46, f. 5; Chowan: 

Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. C.

Hicoria sp., cf. H. microcarpa (Nuttall) Britton.Q

Hicoria bartoni Ball, 1931, 44, pi. 1, f. 1; Indio: Bartons Ranch, Bastrop Co.,

Tex. 

Hicoria crescentia Knowlton.QBerry, 1930, 59, pi. 34, f. 1-5; Grenada: Fayette

Co., Tenn. Ball, 1931, 45, pi. 9, f. 1; Indio: Bartons Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Hicoria dawsoni Berry, 1926d, 101, pi. 16, f. 3; Joseph Creek, British Columbia. 

Hicoria dentata Chaney, 1920a, 163, pi. 8, f. 1; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co.,

Oreg.

Hicoria duriuscula Hollick, 1930, 68, pi. 34, f. 1; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula. 

Hicoria glabra (Miller) Britton.DBerry, 1926b, 106, pi. 46, f. 1-4; Chowan:

Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. C.

Hicoria pseudoglabra Hollick.D

Hicoria jacksoniana Berry, 1924, 55,155, pi, 45, t 6, 7; pi 50, f. 1-3; Yegua:

Rock Creek, Brazos Co., Tex: La Grange: Columbus, Hickman Co., Ky.; Fulton 

Co., Ky. Ball, 1931,150, pi. 26, f. 2, 3; Jackson?: Rock Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.

Carya oUvaeformis, Lesquerenx not Nuttall, 1859, 365. 

Hicoria pecan Berry not Marshall 1915b, 297.

Hicoria juglandiformis (Sternberg) Knowlton=Juglans juglandiformis (Sternberg) Giebel. 

Hicoria juxtaporipites Wodehouse, 1933a, 504, f. 30; Green River: Parachute

 Creek, Garfield Co., Colo. 

Hicoria magnifica Knowlton.DHollick, 1936, 83, pi. 35, f. 1, 2; pi. 36, f. 1, 2;

pi. 38, f. 6; Drew's Mine, north bank Yukon River, central Yukon region;

opposite mouth of Hess Creek, Yukon River, central Yukon region, Alaska. 

Hicoria cf. minima (Marsh) Britton. Berry, 1922b, 11; Pleistocene: Chilton

Co., Alabama. 

Hicoria orientalis Chaney, 1920a, \63, pi. 8, f. 2; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co.,

Oreg. 

Hicoria ovata (Miller) Britton.DBerry, 1926b, 106, pi. 46, f. 6, 7; Chowan:

Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. C. 1927, 22; Pleistocene: Washington, D. C.

Carya ovata Miller. Meehan, 18U9, 279, f. 8; Pleistocene: Port Kennedy, Pa. 

Hicoria pecan, Berry not Marshall=Hicoria jacksoniana Berry.

Hicoria pecanoides Chaney, 1920a, 164, pi. 8, f. 3; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., 

Oreg. LaMotte, 1935b, 53; Sooke; Muir Creek, Vancouver Island, British

Columbia.

Hicoria pseudo-glabra Hollick=Hicoria glabra (Miller) Britton. 

Hicoria pseudovata Hollick=Carya egregia (Lesquereux) EaMotte.

Hicoria rostrataformis Berry, 1924, 155, pi. 50, f. 6-9; Lagrange: Hickman,

Fulton Co., Ky.; near Union City, Obion Co., Tenn.

Hicoria stanleyaiium (Dawson) Berry, 192G1, 1O1 ; Joseph Oreefc, British

Columbia.

Dryophyllum stanleyanum Dawspn.DHollick, 1936, 103, pi. 56, f. 3-5; Hamilton 

Bay, Kupreanof Island, southeastern Alaska; Yakutat^Copper River region; 

above Rampart, south bank Yukon River, central Yukon region, Alaska.

nicoria Yiriai-fluminipitcB KTv-a^wv) ww»i VW] * W] ww» »iywi *-^v*\»w

Creek, Garfield Co., Colo.

Hicoria washingtoniana Berry, 1931a, 35, pi. 11, f. 4; Latah : Grand Coulee, Wash. 

Hicoria williamsi Chaney, 1920a, 164, pi. 8, f. 4; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co.,

Oreg.
CATALOGUE . 175

Hicoria sp. Berry, cf. H. microcarpa (Nuttall) Britton=Hicoria aquatica

(Michanx fils) Britton.

Hiraea oligocaenica Berry, 1918, 35, pi. 17, f. 1; Caimito: Canal Zone. 

Hiraea wilcoxiana BerryOBerry, 1930, 95, pi. 27, f. 6; Holly Springs: Bolivar,

Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

HUFELANDIA Nees. 

Hufelandia portoricensis (Hollick) Hollick, 1928,198, pi. 67, f. 1-3, 5, 6; Collazo:

Porto Rico.

Anita portoricensis Hollick, 1924, 300, pi. 92, f. 4. 5: Collazo: Porto Rico.

Hydrangea alaskana Hollick, 1925, 21-22, pi. 2, f. 1, 2; Jaw Mt, Alaska Peninsula. 1936, 122, pi. 63, f. 4, 5; Jaw Mountain, Alaska Peninsula.

Hydrangea bendirei (Ward) Knowlton.DKnowlton, 1926, 42, pi. 24, f. 6; Latah: 

Spokane, Wash. Berry, 1929f, 251 (not pi. 52, f. 7) ; Latah: Spokahe, Wash. 

MacGinitie, 1933, 59; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. Arnold, 

1937, 87, pi. 2, f. 1; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. Brown, R. W., 

1937, 176, pi. 53, f. 1, 2; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Euonymus Jcnowltoni Berry, 1929f, 255, pi. 56, f. 9; Latah : Spokane, Wash. 

1931a, 34 ; Latah : Grand Coulee, Wash. 1934, 117 ; Latah : White Bird, Idaho.

Hydrangea 'benairei, Berry not Ward=Porana speirii Lesquereux.

Hydrangea florissantia Cockerell=Hydrangea fraxinifolia (Lesquereux) R. W.

Brown. . Hydrangea fraxinifolia (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown, 1937, 176, pi. 53, f. 5, 6;

Florissant: Florissant, Colo.

Fraaj'mus praedicta, Lesquereux not He^er, 1878, 229, pi. 40, f. 3; Florissant;

Plorissant, Colo.

Celastrus fraatinifoliiis Lesquereux.n 

Juglans afflnis Kirchner.D 

Hydrangea florissantia. Cockerell.D 

Rhjts rotundifolia Kirchner.Q 

FratDlnus heerii Lesquereux.D

Hydrangea reticulata MacGinitie, 1937, 139, pi. 5, f. 4; pi. 7, f. 2; Weaverville:

Redding Creek, Hay Fork, Trinity Co., Calif. 

Hydrangea russelli Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 76, pi. 21, f. 1-3; Fisher: Goshen,

Oreg. 

HYDROPTERIDANGIUM Halle, 1910, K. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handl., vol. 45,

no. 7,11. Genotype: H. marsiUoides Halle. 

Hydropteridangium marsilioides Halle. Harris, I932a, 122, pi. 9; pi. 10, f. S-8;

pi. 11, f. 1, 2,15; text-f. 52; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland. 

Hymenaea dakotana Lesquereux.DNewberry, 1895, 90, pi. 41, f. 14; no locality

given. Gress, 1922, 312; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kansas. 

Hymenaea eocenica Berry, 1930, 82, pi. 13, f. 1; Holly Springs: Mill Creek,

Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Hymenaea wilcoxiana Berry, 1930, 84, pi. 41, f. 5; Holly Springs: Hardeman Co.,

Tenn. 

Hymenophyllum confusum Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 17, pi. 1, f. 4; Denver:

Golden, Colo.

Hymenophyllites confusus Lesquereux, 1888, 43; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Hymenophyllites confusus Lesquereux=Hymenophyllum confusum Lesquereux. 

Hymenopteris psilotoides Stokes & Webb=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides (Stokes & Webb) Halle. 

HYPERBAENA Miers. 

Hyperbaena diforma Potbury, 1935, 65, pi. 4, f. 1-4; La Porte, Plumas Co., Calif.

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.176 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Hypnum-commutatum Hedwig.DPenhallovv, 1900, 335; Scarborough Heights, Out. 

Hypnum recurvans Schwegler.QPenhallow, ~1900, 335; Moose and Missinaidi

Rivers, Canada.

Hypnum sp. Penhallow, 1899, 528; Gaol Hill, Don Valley, Toronto, Ont. 

Icacorea prepaniculata Berry.QBall, 1931, 106; Wilcox: Tyler, Smith Co., Tex. 

Icacorea prisca Hollick, 1924, 312, pi. 11, f. 5; Collazo River, Porto Rico. 

1928, 219; Collazo: Porto Rico.

Icacorea? sp. Hollick, 1928, 219, pi. 87, f. 5; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

IDESIA Maximowicz. 

Idesia cordata MacGinitie, 1937, 148, pi. 14, f. 1, 4; Weaverville: Redding Creek,

Hay Fork, Trinity Co., Calif.

Ilex? afflnis Lesquereux=Quercus castaneopsis Lesquereux. 

Ilex barillensis Berry, 1919g, 8, pi. 3, f. 4b; Basal Tuffs: Barilla Mts., Tex. 

Ilex coloradensis R. W. Brown, 1934, 63, pi. 10, f. 5, 6; Green River: between

Carr and Brush Creeks, northwest of De Beque, Colo. 

Ilex fulva MacGinitie, 1937, 145, pi. 10, f. 1, 2; pi. 12, f. 1; Weaverville: Redding

Creek, Hay Fork, Trinity Co., Calif. 

Ilex furcinervis Jennings, 1920, 421, pi. 24, f. 5; pi. 32, f. 2, 2a, 2b; Missoula,

Mont. 

Ilex insignis Heer.DHollick, 1936, 131, pi. 73, pi. 74, f. 1; Kukak Bay west of

Cape Nukhshak, Alaska Peninsula; Nenana Coal Field; Port Graham, Kenai

Peninsula, Alaska.

Ilex latahensis Ashlee=Mahonia simplex (Newberry) Arnold. 

Ilex longtfolium Heer=DicotyIophyllum longifolium (Heer) Seward & Conway. 

Ilex macnlata Lesquereux=Quercus castaneopsis Lesquereux. 

Ilex masoni Lesquereux.QBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: near Glen Alien; near

Cottondale, Ala. 

Ilex opaca Aiton.DBerry, I924a, 21, pi. 2, f. 4, 5; Pleistocene: Washington,

D. C. 1926b, 115, pi. 56, f. 11, 12; Chowan: Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. C. 

Ilex oregona Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 80, pi. 22, f. 2, 5, 6; Fisher: Goshen,

Oreg. Potbury, 1935, 74, pi. 8, f. 2; La Porte, Plumas Co., Calif. 

Ilex? ovata Knowlton, 1930, 102, pi. 46, f. 4; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Ilex pseudocassine Hollick, 1924, 306, pi. 14, f. 6, 7; Matanzas, Cuba. 

Ilex pseudomyrtifolia Hollick, 1924, 306, pi. 14, f. 8; Mantanzas. Cuba.

Ilex ?reticulata Heer, 1868, 124, pi. 48, f. 7. Hollick, iyS6, 132, pi. 103, f. 3b;

Matafmska River below Moose.Creek, Alaska. 

Ilex sonomensis Dorf, 1930, 101, pi. 12, f. 6, 7; pi. 13, f. 1, 2; Petrified Forest,

near Calistoga; Santa Rosa, Calif., 

Ilex sphenophylla Unger, 1847, Chlor. Protog., 149, pi. 50, f. 9. Lesquereux, 1888,

54; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Ilex sp. Ashlee, 1932, 81, pi. 2, f. 15; Latah: Juliaetta, Idaho.

Inga -arkansensia Bevry, 1924, 62, pi. 10, f. 13; Yegrua : Cherry Valley, CrOSS Co.,

Ark.; Nevils Prairie, Houston Co., Tex. Ball, 1931,122, Yegua: Nevils Prairie,

Houston Co., Tex. . 

ffnga cottai Ettingshausen=Sapindopsis angusta (Heer) Seward & Conway.

Inga cretacea Lesquereux.QBartsch, 1896, 181; Dakota: Holrnan Cut, Woodbury Co., Iowa. Berry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill, Ala. 1923c, 

434, text-f. 2; Tuscaloosa: Ft. Decatur, Ga.

Inga culebrana Berry, 1920f, 101; Culebra: Canal Zone.

Inga oliyocaenica, Berry not Engelhardt, 1918, 32, pi. 16, f. 2.' ClHelM: Canal

Zone. (Homonym, Engelhardt 1898.) 

Inga curta Hollick, 1928, 200, pi. 69, f. 1; Collazo : Porto Rico.
CATALOGUE 177

Inga jacksoniana Berry, 1924, 167, pi. 42, f. 5, 6; Fayette: Alum Creek, Brazos

Co.; Miraflores, Webb Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 154, pi. 34, f. 8, 10; Fayette: Miraflores, Webb Co.; Alum Creek, Brazos Co.; Jackson?: Rock Creek, Brazos Co.,

Tex. 

Inga kiigleri Berry, 1925a, 91, pi. 9, f. 5; Upper Forest: Trinidad, British West

Indies. 

Inga lancifolia MacGiuitie, 1937, 142, pi. 8, f. 1, 2; Weaverville: Redding Creek,

Hay Fork, Trinity Co., Calif. 

Inga laurinafolia Berry.DBerry, 1930, 76, pi. 22, f. 1-4; Granada: near Moses

Hall, Fayette Co., Tenn.; Holly Springs: Grove Pit, Henry Co. Tenn.; Wilcox:

Mansfield and Coushatta, La.; near Scottsville, Harrison Co., Tex. Ball, 1931,

78, pi. 3, f. 3; Indio: Bartons Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Inga miocenica Berry, 1923b, 11, pi. 5, f. 3; west of San Jos6 del Carmen, Vera

Cruz,-Mexico.

Inga, oligocaenica, Berry not Engelhardt=Inga culebrana Berry. 

Inga oregona Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 78, pi. 22, f. 1, 4; Fisher: Goshen, Oreg. 

Inga pseudinsignis Hollick, 1928, 201, pi. 79, f. Ib, 2b; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Inga pseudonobilis Hollick, 1924, 301, pi. 5, f. 6; pi. 10, f. 7; Moruga: Trinidad,

British West Indies; Collazo River, Porto Rico. 1928, 201, pi. 70, f. 6a; pi. 76, f.

la; Collazo: Porto Rico.

Inga pseudospuria Hollick, 1928, 202, pi. 69, f. 3; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Inga sanchezensis Berry, 1921a, 120, pi. 21, f. 11; Sainana Dist, Santo Domingo. 

Inga sheroliensis Berry, 1921a, pi. 25, f. 2; southeast of Costa Rica. 

Inga wickliffensis Berry .QBall, 1931, 79; Carrizo?: Cinci'llas Creek, Webb Co.,

Tex.

Inga? sp., Hollick, 1924, 301, pi. 12, f. 5; Collazo River,'?. R. 

fJnolepis afflnis Heer=Pagiophyllum ambiguum (Heer) Sewarcl. 

Inolepis imbricata Heer. White, 1898, 349; Pagtorfik, Nugsuak Pen., west

Greenland.

Interseminal scale A, Harris=Vardekleoftia sulcata Harhis. 

IRIARTITES Berry, 1919, U. S. Nat. Mus. Proc., vol. 55, 285. Genotype: /. 

. ttwribezensis Berry. No4, 1936a, 444.

Iriartites vaughani Berry, 1921, 21, text-f. 1-3; Gatun: near Gatun, Canal Zone. 

Iris? sp., (Lesquereux) Newberry=Monocotyledonous leaf, Berry. 

Isoetes ?incerta Hollick, 1928, 183, pi. 52, f. 1, 2; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

IXOSTROBUS Raciborski, 1892, Nakladein.Akad. Umiej. Krakowie, vol. 22, 12.

Genotype:'/, siemiradzku Raciborski. Harris, 1935, 146; discussion. 

Ixostrobus groenlandicus Harris, 1935, 147, pi. 27, f. 12, 13; pi. 28, f. 1-4, 7-10,

12; text-f. 50g; Thaumatopteris Zone; Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Jeanpaulia 7ep/4« Heer (part)=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) johnstrupi (Heer)

Seward. 

Jeanpaulia radiata Newberry, 1876, 148, pi. 8, f. 6; Triassic?: Los Pronces,

Sonora, Mexico. 

. Juglans acuminata Al. BrannOHollick, 1912a, 51; Chickaloon: Eska Creek,

Lower Matanuska Valley, Alaska. Wilson, 1914, 409; Kenai :Sourdough-Mine,

Coal Creek, Yukon Terr.- 1916, 206; Sheep Creek, Yukon Terr] Ball, 1931,

40, pi. 3, f. 1; Indio: near Utley, Bastrop Co., Tex. Hollick, 1936, 77, pi. 117,

f. 10; Nenana Coal Field, Alaska.

Juglans acuminata?, Lesquereux not Al. Braun=Juglans rugosa Lesquereux. 

Juglans acuminata latifolia (Al. Braun) Heer, 1859, Fl. Tert. Helv., vol. 3, 88,

p].. 129, f. 2-8. Hollick, 1936, 78, pi. 41, f. 3*; Drew's mine, north bank Yukon 

River, central Yukon region, Alaska.

Juglans latifolia Al. Braun, 1845. Neues Jahrb.. 17.
178 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Juglans affinis Kirchner=Hydrangea fraxinifolia (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown. 

Juglans alkalina Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1923, 160; Green Biver: Alkali Station 

30 mi. north of Green River, Wyo. Berry, 1930d, 68, pi. 10, f. 1, 2; so-called 

Bridger: Lenore and Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo. 1932e, 10; Lysite: 

Wind River Basin, Wyo. Brown, R. W., 1934, 54, Green River: as cited by 

author*.

Ficus alkalina Lesquereux.D

Juglans winchesteri Knowlton, 1923, 160, pi. 38, f. 5; Green River: 20 ml. west 

of Rio Blanco, Rio Blanco Co., Colo.

Juglans appressa Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox: Miss.

Juglans archaeoantillana Hollick, 1926, 244, f. la, la'; near Isabella, northern

Porto Rico. 

Juglans arctica Heer.D?Newberry, 1895, 62, pi. 20, f. 2; Raritan: Woodbridge,

N. J. White, 1898, 360; Atane, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. Berry, 1913a,

571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill; near Cottondale, Ala. Gress, 1922, 289;

Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans. Hollick, 1930, 67, pi. 35, f. 5, 6; Kaltag: Lower

Yukon, Alaska.

Juglans basilica Unger=Sapindus basilicus (linger) Unger. 

Juglans bastropensis Ball, 1931, 41, pi. 1, f. 4, 5; Indio: Bartons Ranch, Bastrop

Co., Tex. 

Juglans beaumontii Axfflrod, 1937,171, pi. 4, f. 11,12; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont,

Calif. 

Juglans berryi Knowlton.QKnowlton, 1924, 80, pi. 6, f. 5, 6; Animas: Ignacio

and Pagosa Quads., Colo.

Juglans bilinica Unger=Juglans juglandiformis (Sternberg) Giebel. 

Juglans calvertiana Berry, 1934d, 228, text-f. 1, 2; Calvert: south of Plum

Point, Calvert Co., Md.

Juglans crassipes Heer=Phyllites crassipes (Heer) Berry. 

Juglans crossii Knowlton.QKnowlton, 1923, 160; Green River: Green River,

Wyo. Hollick, 1936, 80, pi. 40, f. 1-4; pi. 44, f. 3', 4; pi. 103, f. 3a; Matanuska

River below Moose Creek, Alaska.

Juglans denticulata Heer.CCross, 1895, 211; Middle Park; Middle Park, Colo. 

Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River below Moose Creek, Alaska.

Juglans cryptata Knowlton=Carya egregia (Lesquereux) LaMotte.

Juglans denticulata Heer=Juglans crossii Knowlton.

Juglans denveriana Knowlton, 1930, 44, pi. 12, f. i, 2; pi. 13, f. 2-4; Denver: 

Golden, Colo.

Juglans egregia, Lesquereux=Carya egregia (Lesquereux) LaMotte.

Juglans heerii Ettingshausen. Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska Biver 

below Moose Creek, Alaska.

Juglans hesperia Knowlton=Salix inquirenda Knowlton.

Juglans indJOenSiS Ball, 1931, 41, pi. 40, f. 6; Indio: Little Sandy Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Juglans? innominata Knowlton, 1924, 80, pi. 7, f. 2; Animas: Ignacio Quad.,

Colo.

Juglans juglandiformis (Sternberg) Giebel, 1852, DeiltSChlandS PetrefaCten, 

149, Leipzig. Hollkk, 1936, 80, pi. 39, f. 1-4, 5-7 (?) ; pi. 43, f. 3-5; Matanuska 

River below Moose Creek, Alaska.

PWitGS jUQlmtitfVrmi* Sternberg.D

Juglans Winica Unger.DHollick, I$l2a, 50{ CulCKalOOIT. Jtfatanuska River below

Moose Creek, Alaska. 

Carya bilinica (Unger) Bttingshausen.n

Hteoria juglandiformis (Sternberg) Knowlton.QBerry, 1929f, 241. Brown, R. W., 

1929, 283, pi. 71, f. 4. 5 ; Florissant: Florissant, Colo.; Latah : Spokane, Wash.; 

Green River: Green River, Wyo.
CATALOGUE 179

Juglans totifolia Al. Brauu=Juglans acuminata latifolia (Al. Braun) Heer.

Juglans leconteana Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 382; Eaton?: Raton Pass; 

Marshall, Colo.

Juglans longiapiculata Hollick, 1936, 79, pi. 10, f. Ib, 2c; pi. 41, f. 1, 2; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Island, southeastern Alaska.

Juglans nevadensis Berry, 1928b, 158-160, 1 text-f.; exact locality in doubt; 

probably Truckee: 50 mi. east of Reno, Nevada, on Old Emigrant Trail.

Juglans nigella Heer.DHollick, 1912a, 51; Chickaloon: Eska Creek, Lower 

Matanuska Valley, Alaska. Berry, 1930, 19; Ravenscrag: Cypress Hills, Canada. 1930f, 64. 1935, 24; Middle Ravenscrag: Loc. P 3-30; Upper Ravenscrag: 

Loc. 33, southern Saskatchewan. Hollick, 1936, 81, pi. 38, f. 1-5; Hamilton 

Bay, Kupreanof Island, southeast Alaska; Kootznahoo Inlet, Admiralty Island, 

southeast Alaska; Eska Creek, Matanuska Coal Field, Alaska.

Juglans nigelloides Berry, 1926d, 102, pi. 11, f. 5, 6; Burrard-Inlet, British 

Columbia.

Juglans nigripites Wodehouse, 19S3a, 504, f. 31; Green Ri.ver: Parachute Creek, 

Garfleld Co., Colo.

"Juglans occidentalis" of authors not Lesquereux, in need of systematic revision. Penhallow, 1902a, 61; Paskapoo: Red Deer River, Alberta. 1908, 60, 

Oligocene: Horsefly River, British Columbia. Berry, 1930, 58, pi. 9, f. 4; Wilcox: Coushatta and Naborton, La.; Bolivar Creek, Ark.; Grenada: Grenada, 

Miss.; Fayette Corners, Fayette Co., Tenn.; Holly Springs: Puryear, Henry 

Co.; near Bolivar, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 1930d, 68; so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo. 1032e, 9; Lysite: Wind River .Basin, Wyo.

Juglans occidentalis Newberry=Juglans schimperi Lesquereux.

Juglans oregoniana Lesquereux=Carya egregia (Lesquereux) LaMotte.

Juglans oregoniana, Oliver not Lesquereux Pterocarya mixta (Knowlton) 

R. W. Brown.

Juglans orientalis MacGinitie, 1937, 135, pi. 3, f. 6; pi. 4; Weaverville: Redding 

Creek, Hay Fork, Trinity Co., Calif.

Juglans ovoides Chaney, 1920a, 164, pi. 9, f. 1, 2; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., 

Oreg.

Juglans pentagona Jennings, 1920, 410, pi. 29, f. 1, la, 2, 2a; Missoula, Mont.

Juglans picroides Heer.DHollick, 1936, 82, pi. 37, f. 2; pi. 43, f. 7; Anchorage 

Bay, Chignik Bay, Alaska Peninsula; Nenana Coal Field, Tenana region, Alaska.

Juglans? pseudopunctata Hollick, 1936, 82, pi. 104, f. 2-5; Kachemak Bay, 

Matanuska-Cook Inlet region; Eska Creek, Matanuska Coal Field; Hamilton 

Bay, Kupreanof Island, southeastern Alaska.

Juglans rhamnoides (Rossmaessler) Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1888, 56; Denver : Golden, Colo. Knowlton, 1930, 46; Denver: Golden, Colo. Ball, 1931, 42, 

pi. 40, f. 4; Indio: Bastrop Co., Tex.

Phyllites rhamnoides Rossmaessler, 1840, BeitrSge zur Versteinerungskunde, no. 1,

35, pi. 8, f. 37, 38 (30, 31). 

Rhamnus rossmaessleri Unger.QUnger, 1850, Gen. et sp. plant, foss., 464. Hollick, 

1936, 138, pi. 78, f. 6a; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Isl., southeastern Alaska.

Juglans rugosa Lesquereuz.DCross, 1895, 211; Middle Park: Middle Park. 

Colo. Berry, 1919g, 7; Basal Tuffs: Barilla Mts., Tex. Knowlton, 1930, 46. 

pi. 14, f. 1; Denver: northeast of Denver, Colo. Ball, 1931, 42; Barilla Mts., 

Tex. Berry, 1935, 25; Lower Ravenscrag: Loc. 3; Middle Ravenscrag: Loc. 13, 

24; Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. 32, 33, southern Saskatchewan.

Junlana acuminata f, Lesquereux not Al. Braun, 1872a, supl. pi. 8; Florissant:

Florissant, Colo. 

Juglanst sepultis Cockerell (part), 1908b, 80; only that portion referring.to

Juglans acuminalaf Lesquereux.
180 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Juglans, cf.'rugosa Lesquereux. Dawson, 1879a, B 186; Ninernile Creek, Tulameen River, British Columbia.

Juglans rupestris pleistocenica Berry, 1921c, 84-86, text-f. 1; Pleistocene: Tilman Co., Okla.

Juglans saffordiana Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox: Mississippi.

Juglans salici folia Goeppert, 1852, Deutsche geol. Gesell, Zeitschr., vol. 4, 495. 

1855, Die tertiare Flora von Schossnitz, 36, pi. 25, f. 4. 5, Gorlitz. Hollick, 1936, 

79, pi. 28, f. 3; Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.

Juglans schimperi Lesquereux, emend. R. W. Brown. Lesquereux, 1872a, 8; 

Green River: Green River, Wyo. 1878, 287, pi. 56, f. 5-10; Green River : Green 

River, Wyo. Knowlton, 1923, 159; Green River: Alkali Station and Green 

River, Wyo. Brown, R. W., 1934, 54; Green River: localities of authors.

NOTE. The following synonyms are made and it is emphasized that occurrences outside of the Green River basin are not included.

Juylans occidentalis Newberry, 1883, 507 ; Green River: Green River, Wyo. 1898, 

34, pi. 65, f. l; pi. 66, f. 1-4; Green River: Green River, Wyo. Knowlton, 1923, 

158; Green River: Green River, Wyo.

Ficus ungeri Lesquereux, 1872, 7; Green River: Green River, Wyo. 1878, 195, pi. 

30, f. 3 ; Green River : Green River, Wyo. 1883, 163, pi. 44, f. 1-4 ; Green River : 

Green River, Wyo. Knowlton, 1923, 162; Green River: Green River and Alkali 

Station, Wyo.

"Juglans schimperi" of authors not Lesquereux, in need of critical revision. 

Knowlton, 1899, 688; Miocene : Yellowstone National Park. Hollick, 1899. pi. 33. 

f. 1, 2; pi. 35, f. 3; Wilcox: Coushatta, La. Knowlton, 1902, 34; Bridge Creek: 

Bridge Creek, Grant Co., Oreg. Penhallow, 1908, 60; Eocene : Porcupine Creek, 

British Columbia Berry, 1916a, 182, pi. 18, f. 3-5; pi. 19, f. 4; Lagrange: Kentucky ; Wilcox : many localities in Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, and Mississippi. 

Knowlton, 1917, 296, pi. 64, f. 1; Denver: Golden, Colo.; Raton: Dillon Canyon 

near Blossburg, Raton Tunnel, and South Raton Canyon, N. Mex. ;sAguilar and 

Wootton, Colo. 1924, 80, pi. 7, f. 1; Animas : Pagosa Quad., Colo. 1930, 45 ; Denver: Golden, Colo. Berry, 1924, 54; Claiborne?: near Santo Tomas, Webb Co., 

Tex. 1930, 59; Wilcox: many localities in Louisiana, Tennessee and Kentucky. Ball, 1931, 43, 119, pi. 5, f. 3; Indio : Bastrop Co., Tex.; Claiborne: Rio 

Grande, Webb Co., Tex.

Juglans rugosa Lesquereux (part), 1888a, 11.

NOTE. The above list of papers are left in systematic doubt by R. W. Brown, 

1934, 54, q. v.

Juglans? sepuUis Cockerell (part) = Juglans rugosa Lesquereux.

Juglans similis Knowlton.dBerry, 1925, 39 ; Ripley : Henry Co., Tenn. 

Juglans siouxensis (Barbour) Berry, 1926e, 3, text-f. 1-6.

AroUlcoria siouxensis Barbouv, 1898, 272 274, text-f. 3 ; pi. 5; Titanotherium

Beds: Nebraska. 

Juglans strozziana Gaudin, 1857, Allg. schweiz, Gesell. gesammt. Naturwiss.

Verh. (Versammt. 42) 60 Gaudin & Strozzi, 1858, Soc. Helv. sci. nat. nouv.

mem., vol. 16, no. 3, 39, pi. 8, f. 7a, b, 8. ?Hollick, 1936, 78, pi. 103, f. Ib; Kootznahoo Inlet, Admiralty Island, southeastern Alaska.

Juglans tcnnessecnsis Berry, 1925, 39. pi. 8. f. 8: Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

Juglans thermalis Lesquereux.DCross, 1895, 211; Middle Park: Middle Park,

Grand Co., Colo. Knowlton, 1930, 45, pi. 13, f. 5; Middle Park: Middle Park,

Colo. Hollick, 1936, 79, pi. 60, f. la ; near Berg Lake, Yakutat-Copper River

region, Alaska. 

Juglans tawnsendi Knowlton.DKnowlton, 1896, 886. Hollick, 1936, 83; Heren-

 deen Bay, Alaska Peninsula.
CATALOGUE 181

Juglans valida Hollick, 1936, 82, pi. 104, f. 1; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Island,

southeastern Alaska.

Juglans wadii Berry, 1925, 40, pi. 4, f. 1-8; Ripley : Henry Co.,,Tenn. 

Juglans winchesteri Knowlton=Juglans alkalina Lesquereux. 

Juglans woodiana Heer.DHollick, 1936, 81; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula;

Chignik Bay, Alaska Peninsula.

Juglans sp., Axelrod, 1934, 2; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif. 

Juglans sp., Bell, 1930, 31; Foremost: southern Alberta. 

Juglans sp.?, Hollick, 1936', 83, pi. 42, f. Ib; Matanuska Coal Field, Alaska. 

Juglans sp., Knowlton, 1900d, 39, pi. 1, f. 5; Comstock, Oreg. 

Juglans sp., Knowlton, 1930, 48, pi. 14, f. 5; pi. 15, f. 1; Dawson: near Colorado

Springs, Colo.

Juglans sp., Lesquereux, 1888, 56; Denver : Golden, Colo. 

Juglans sp., Wilson, 1916, 207 ; Sheep Creek, Yukon Terr. 

Juglans sp.?, Wilson, 1916, 207; Sheep Creek, Yukon Terr. 

Juncusf crassulus, Berry not Cockerell=Carpolithus sp., R. W. Brown. 

Juncus sp., Lesquereux.DKnowlton, 1923, 155; Green River: Green River, Wyo. 

JUNGERMANNIOPSIS Howe & Hollick, 1922a, 208. Genotype: J. cockerellii

Ho we & Hollick. 

Jungermanniopsis cockerellii Howe & Hollick. 1922a, 208, f. 1; TTlorissant:

Florissant, Colo. 

Jungermannites bryopteroides Ball, 1931, 145, pL 23, f. 2; pi. 19, f. 7; Fayette:

Boggy Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Juniperites gracilis (Heer) Seward & Conway, 1935, 11, pi. 1, f. 11; Kiugigtok,

West Greenland. 

Juniperus californica Carriere.QMason, 1927,156; Pleistocene: Rancho La Brea,

Los Angeles Co., Calif. Chancy & Mason, 1933a, 58, pi. 6, f. 9, 10; Pleistocene:

Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif.

Jnnipervs californica brcaensis Frost, 1027, 77, pi. 16, f. 1-3 ; pi. 19, f. 1-6; Pleistocene : Kancho La Brea, Los Angeles Co., Calif.

Juniperus californica breaensis Frost=Juniperus californica Carriere. 

Juniperus? haydenii (Lesquereux) Knowlton.D

Sequoia haydenii (Lesquereux) Cockerell.DJennings, 1920, 400, pi. 23, f. 4-6; pi. 

24, f. 1-3 ; pi. 22, f. 3-5 ; Missoula, Montana.

Juniperus Ivijpnoides Heer (part)=Elatocladus macilenta (Heer) Seward. 

Juniperus hypwoides Heer (part)=Elatocladus subtilis (Heer) Seward. 

Juniperus macilenta Heer=Elatocladus macilenta (Heer) Seward. 

Juniperus sabinoides Ashlee, 1932, 78, pi. 1, f. 1; Latah: White Bird, Idaho 

Dorf, 1936,109; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho. 

Juniperus utahensis Lemmon. Laudermilk & Munz, 1934a, 37; Pleistocene?:

Gypsum Cave near Las Vegas, Nev. 

Juniperus virginiana LinneVDPenhallow, 1899, 526; Taylor's Brickyard and Gaol

Hill, Don Valley, Toronto, Ontario. 

Juniperus cf. virginiana Linne\ Berry, 1927, 21; Pleistocene: Cornfield Harbor,

Md. 

Juniperus sp. Berry, 1934c, 237 ; Chapapote: near Banos de Montero, Santa Clara

Prdvince, Cuba. 

Kalmia brittoniana Hollick.QBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill,

Ala. 1920e, 405 ; Black Creek : North Carolina.

Kalmia? elongata Ashlee, 1932, 82, pi. 2, f. 16; Latah : Elk River, Idaho. 

Kalmia glauca Aitland. Berry, 1922a, 139, pi. 2, f. 7; Point Grays: Vancouver,

British Columbia.
182 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Kalmia polifolia Wang. ?Hollick, 1931, 41, pi. 6, f. 2g; pi. 7, f. Id, e; Pleistocene:

Colebrook, N. H. 

KETELEERIA Carriere.

Keteleeria heterophylloides (Berry) R. W. Brown, 1935, 573, pi. 67, f. 23-25; 

Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Grass, leaf of, Knowlton, 1926, 29, pi. 10, f. 7 ; Latah : Spokane, Wash. 

Potamogeton heterophylloides Berry, 1929f, 240, pi. 50, f. 1-3; Latah: Spokane, 

Wash. 1934, 105; Latah: Clearwater River, east of Lewiston, Idaho

Kirchnera dentata Velenovsky=Sphenopteris dentata (Velenovsky) Seward.

Knowltonella maxoni Berry.QBerry, 1933b, 503-505, 1 text-f.; Black Hills; west 

of Aladdin, Wyo.

KOELREUTERIA Laxmann.

Koelreuteria alleni (Lesquereux) Edwards, 1927, 109-112; Florissant: Florissant, Colo. Brown, R. W., 1934, 62; Lists synonymy under Koelreuteria 

viridifluminis and suggests but does not make identity of species.

Ophioglossum alleni Lcsqucreux.Q

Salvinia alleni (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.D

Tmesipteris alleni (Lesquereux) Hollick.n

Carpolithes alleni (Lesquereux) Cockerell, 1913a, 498-500; Florissant: Florissant,

Colo. Hollick, 1923, 207-213, pis. 10-12; Florissant: Florissant, Colo. 

Phyllites alleni (Lesquereux) Florin, 1919, 250, pi. 11. 

Brachyruscus alleni (Lesquereux) Cockerell, 1922a, 213, text-f. 1 ; Florissant:

Florissant, Colo.

Koelreuteria eakini Hollick, 1936,137, pi. 81, f. 1; south bank Yukon River above

Rampart, central Yukon region, Alaska. 

Koelreuteria viridifluminis (Hollick) R. W. Brown, 1934, 62, pi. 10, f. 10; Green

River: Brush Creek northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Staphylea viridifluminis Hollick, 1929, 96, pi. 2, f. 3; Green River (Bridger?) : 

De Beque, Colo.

KRANNERA Velenovsky.

Krannera marginata (Heer) Seward, 1926, 138, pi. 11, f. 115; Nugsuak, west 

Greenland.

Podozamites marginatus Heer.QHeer, 1882, 43, pi. 16, f. 10. ?Newberry, 1895, 

44, pi. 13, f. 5, 6. Berry, 1913a, 573; Tuscaloosa : Snow Plantation, Ala.

KRYNITZKIA Fischer & Meyer.

Krynitzkia auriculata Elias, 1932, 358, pi. 30, f. 5a-d; Ogallala: Wallace Co., 

Kans.

Krynitzkia (Oreocarya) chaneyi Elias, 1932, 357, pi. 30, f. 4a-d; Ogallala: Wallace Co., Kans.

Krynitzkia (Cryptantha) coroniformis Elias, 1932, 356, pi. 30, f. la-d; Ogallala:

Yuma Co., Colo. 

LACCOPTERIS Presl.DSeward, 1926, 79. Harris, 1931b, 70. Harris states that

Laccopteris Presl is synonymous with Phlebopteris Brongniart, 1828. He retains the former because "it is in general use."

Laccopteris affinis (Schenk) Seward. Harris, 1931b, 77, text-f. 27; Lepidopteris 

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Laccopteris angustiloba (Presl) Raciborski. Harris, 1931b, 74, pi. 14, f. 6-17;

text-f. 26; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Laccopteris braimi Goeppert. Harris, l$3ib, 70, pi. 14, f. i, 2; ?pi. is, f. 7; 

text-f. 24, 25; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Laccopteris groenlandica Harris, 1926, 62, pi. 3, f. 5, text-f. 6A-E; Rhaetic: 

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Laccopteris durikeri Schenk=Laccopteris rigida (Heer) Seward.
: CATALOGUE 183

Laccopteris galleyi Miner, 1935a, 288, pi. 1, f. 1-4; Dakota; near Mankata, Kans. 

Laccopteris groenlandica, Harr is=Laccopteris brauni Goeppert. 

Laccopteris latifolia (Nathorst) Seward & Conway, I935a, 6, pi. 1, f. 3; Atanekerdluk: west Greenland.

Nathorstia latifolia Nathorst? 

Laccopteris rigida (Heer) Seward, 1926, 80, pi. 8, f. 48-56, 58-60, 62; text-f. 8.

Gleichenia rigida Heer (part), 1868, 80, pi. 44, f. 1, Ib. White, 1898, 347, 

350, 353; Kook, Kaersuk, Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland.

Laccopteris dunkeri Schenk, 1871, Pnlaeontologia, vol. 19, 219, pi. 29, f. 3-5.

Nathorstia angustifolia Heer, 1874, 7, pi. 1-6. 1880, 7, pi. 1, f. 1-6. White, 

1898, 349, 353; Pagtorflk, Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland.

Cyatheat hammeri Heer (part), 1882, pi. 31, f. 1, 7.

Laccopteris? sp. Wieland, 1913, 266; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

1914, 133, pi. 44, f. 3; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Laguncularia claiborniana Berry, 1924, 87, pi. 22, f. 2; Gosport: Claiborne Landing, Monroe Co., Ala. Ball, 1931,166; Alum Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.

Laguncularia preracemosa Berry, 1930,119; Holly Springs: Holly Springs, Lamar 

Co., Miss.; Williston, Fayette Co.; Puryear, Henry Co., Tenn.

Larix laricina (Du Roy) Koch.Q

Larlx americana Michaux.CJPenhallow, 1899, 526; Taylor's Brickyard, Price's 

Brickyard, Scarborough Heights, Don Valley, Toronto, Ontario.

LARREA Cavanilles.

Larrea divaricata Cavanilles. Laudermilk & Munz, 1934a, 37, pi. 3, f. 2; Pleistocene?: Gypsum Cave, near Las Vegas, Nev. 

Lastraea? dentata Lesquereux, 1871, 383; Golden, Colo. 

Lastreai (Goniopteris) fisheri, Lesquereux not Heer=Goniopteris lesquereuxi

Berry.

Lastrea (Goniopteris) knightiana Newberry=Goniopteris lesquereuxi Berry. 

Lathraea arguta Lesquereux=Dryopteris lakesii (Lesquereux) Knowlton. 

Lauraceous fruit, Berry, 1924, 188, pi. 52, f. 3; Lagrange: near Union City,

Obion Co., Tenn.

LAURINOXYLON Felix.DBerry, 1924, 83- 

Laurinoxylon bakeri Berry, 1924, 83, pis. 17-20; Yegua: Houston Co., Tex. 

Ball, 1931, 128; Yegua : Trinity and Houston Cos., Tex. 

Laurinoxylon branneri Knowlton.dBerry, 1922g, 19; Wilcox: Shreveport, La. 

1,924, 84, 188, pi. 21; Yegua: Somerville, Burleson Co., Tex.; Jackson: St.

Francis Co., Ark. Ball, 1931, 128; Yegua : S'omerville, Burleson Co., Tex. 

Laurinoxylon lesquereuxiana Knowlton.DBerry, 1924, 85; Yegua: near Wittsburg, Cross Co., Ark. 

Laurinoxylon wilcoxianum Berry, 1922g, 19, pi. 13; Wilcox: Naborton, De Soto

Parish, La.; Dabney, Montgomery Co., Miss.; Piney Creek, Hardeman Co.,

Tenn.

Laurinoxylon? sp. Knowlton.QBerry, 1924, 188; Jackson: Jefferson Co., Ark. 

Laurophyllum angustifolium Newberry.Q ?Berry, 1913a, 573; Tuscaloosa: Snow

Plantation, Ala.

Laurophyllum dubiosum Hollick=Misanteca dubiosa (Hollick) Hollick. 

Laurophyllum elegans Hollick=Laurophyllum plutonium (Heer) Seward. 

Laurophyllum intermedium Potbury, 1935, 67, p. 5, f. 7; La Porte, Plumas.Co.,

Calif. 

Laurophyllum merrilli Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 72, pi. 17, f. 1, 3; Fisher : Goshen,

Oreg MacGinitie, 1937, 138, pi. 6, f. 5'; Redding Creek: Trinity Co., Calif. 

Laurophyllum minus Newberry.QBerry, i922c, 175; Woodbine: Arthurs Bluff,

Lamar Co., Tex.
184 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 191 9-3 7

Laurophyllum nervillosum Hollick.DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa : Shirleys

Mill, Ala. 

Laurophyllum oregonensis Chaney, 1920a, 174, pi. 21, f. 1, 2 ; Eagle Creek : Multnomah Co., Oreg. 

Laurophyllum plutonium (Heer) Seward, 1926, 121, text-f. 26, 27; Nugsuak,

West Greenland. Seward & Conway, 1935, 27, text-f. 10 ; Kingigtok and Igdlokunguak : West Greenland.

Laurus plutonia Heer.DHollick, 1892a, 236, pi. 6, f. 1 ; Magothy : Glen Cove, Long 

Island, N. Y. 1892, 99, pi. 3, f. 3, 4. 1893, 236, pi. 6, f. 1. White, 1898, 360 ; 

Atane, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. Berry, 1913a, 571 ; Tuscaloosa : Shirleys Mill ; near Cottondale, Ala. 1922c, 174, pi. 38, f. 5 ; Woodbine : Arthurs 

Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex.

Laurus angusta Heer, 1882, 76. While, 1898, 360; Atane, Nugsuak Pen., west 

Greenland.

Proteoides longus Heer.n

Proteoides vexans Heer, 1874, 111.

Myrtophyllum geinitzii 'Heer, 1874, 116. Hollick, 1893,, 236, pi. 6, f. 2.

Eucalyptus geinitzii Heer (part), 1882, 93, pi. 46, f. 12c.

Myrica longa (Heer) Heer.EJ1882; 65, pi. 18, f. 9b ; pi. 29, f. 15-17; pi. 33, f. 10; 

pi. 41, f. 4d. Bartsch, 1896, 180 ; Dakota : Holman Cut, Woodbury Co., 

Iowa. Berry, 1922c, 161, pi. 39, f. 5 ; Woodbine : Arthurs "Bluff, Lamar Co., 

Tex.

Andromeda narbonensis, Heer not Saporta, 1874, 22.

Salix protect efotta, Lesquereux not Forbes, 186Sa, 94 ; 1871. 379, Dakota : Decatur, Nebr. 1874a, 60, pi. 5, f. 1-4. 1878d, 29. 1883, 42, pi. 1, f. 14-16. 

1884, 12 ; north side Cottonwood River, Brown Co., Minn. 1892, 49. Newberry, 1895, 66, pi. 18, f. 3, 4 ; Raritan : Woodbridge, N. J.

Salix cf. proteaefolia Lesquereux. Knowlton, 1920, 190 ; Morrison : Morrison, 

Colo.

Salix lesquereuxi Berry.QBerry, 1913a, 571 ; Tuscaloosa : near Glen Alien ; Shirleys Mill ; near Tuscaloosa ; near Cottondale ; Snow Plantation ; Sanders Ferry 

Bluff, Ala. 1920e, 400; Black Creek: North Carolina. 1922c, 162; Woodbine : Arthurs Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex.

Satite inaequalis Newberry.

Salix proteaefolia lanceolata, Hollick not Lesquereux, 1906, 52, pi. 8, f. la, 2-4. 

Laurophyllum elegans Hollick.DBerry, 1920e, 404 ; Black Creek : North Carolina.

Eucalyptus T angustifolia Newberry.n

Salix proteaefolia longifolia LesquereuxOBartscb, 1896, 179 ; Dakota : Holman Cut, 

Woodbury Co., Iowa.

Proteoides daphnogenoides/ 'Newberry not Heer, 1 1895,^72, pj, gg f 11 

Dewalquea gronlandica, Newberry (part) not Heer, 1895, 72, pi. 32, f. 11.

Laurophyllum raminervum Potbury, 1935, 67, pi. 5, f . 1, 3 ; La Porte, Plurnas Co.,

Calif. 

Laurophyllum ripleyensis Berry, 1925, 80, pi. 18, f. 4-8; Ripley: Henry and

Carroll Cos., Tenn. 1935, 51, pi. 15, f . 1, 2 ; Upper Ravenscrag : Loc. 33, Southern

Saskatchewan.

Laurug coloradensis Knowlton (part), 1916, pi. 88, f. 5 only; Fruitland : San Juan 

Co., N. Mex.

Laurophyllum n. sp. Bell, 1932, 220 ; Dunvegan : Peace River, British Columbia.

LaurODhyllum SP- (cf. Litsea sj>p.) Ln.Motte, lOSob, 53 ; Sooke. Mulr Creek, Vancouver Island, British Columbia.

Laurus angwsto Heer=Laurophyllum plutonium (Heer) Seward. 

Laurus antecedens Lesquereux.QBerry, 1922C, 175; Woodbine : Arthurs Bluff, 

Lamar Co., Tex. Hollick, 1930, 81, pi. 45, f. 3; pi. 73, f. 4c ; Kaltag :. Lower

Yukon, Alaska. 

Laurus asiminoides Berry, 1925, 79, pi. 18, f. 1,'2; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn.

Asimina eocenicaf, Knowlton not Lesquereux. 1000, 57, pi. 14, f. 3; Montana 

Group : Wyoming.
CATALOGUE 185

Laurus aspensis R. W. Brown, 1983, 6, pi. 2, f. 1; Aspen: southwest Wyoming. 

Laurus atanensis Berry .QBerry, 1925, 78; Ripley: Henry and Carroll Cos., Tenn. 

Laurus brossiana Lesquereux=Persea brossiana (Lesquereux) Lesquereux. 

Laurus caiifornica Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1926, 41; Latah: Spokane; Wash. 

Hollick, 1936,119, pi. 64, f. 4a; pi. 109, f. 8b; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Island,

southeastern Alaska. 

Laurus cinnamomiformis Brongniart=Cinnamomum cinamomeum (Rossrnaessler) Hollick. 

Laurus collinsi Berry, 1930,117, pi. 19, f. 2 ; pi. 49, f. 9; Holly Springs: La Grange,

Fayette Co., Tenn.

Laurus coloradensis Knowlton (part), 1916a, 340, pi. 88, f. 4 (not f. 5) ; Fruitland : San Juan Co., N. Mex. 1917, 268, pi. 45, f. 3; Vennejo: Rockvale, Colo 

Berry, 1925, 80; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn.

 Laurus coloradensis Knowlton (part) =Laurophyllum, ripleyensis Berry. 

Laurus fremontensis Berry, 1930d, 74, pi. 13, f. 3; so-called Bridger: Tipperary,

Wind River Basin, Wyo. 

Laurus furstenbergii-Al. Brauu.DHollick; 1 1936, 119, pi. 67, f. 9; Hamilton Bay,

Kupreanof Island, southeastern Alaska. 

. Laurus grandis Lesquereux.DScott, 1926, 405; Tesla, Calif. Hoffman, 1932, 737;

Douglas Canyon, Wash. Berry, 1934, 120; Latah: east of White Bird, Idaho;

near St. Maries, Kootenai Co., Idaho.

Laurus grandis, Knowlton, 1926, not Lesquereux Magnolia spectabilis Knowlton. 

Laurus hamiltonensis Hollick, 1936, 120, pi. 64, f. 3; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof

Island, southeastern Alaska. 

Laurus hardemanensis Berry, 1930, 117, pi. 19, f. 3; Holly Springs: Pine Top,

Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Laurus hollae Heer, 1882, 76, pi. 30, f. 17; pi. 45, f. 3; West Greenland. ?Hollick,

1892a, 34, pi. 2, f. 17; Raritan: Kreischerville, Staten Island, N. Y Seward,

1925, 245. :

Laurus lanceolata Knowlton.QKnowlton, 1930, 85, pi. 38, f. 9; Dawson: Colo. 

Laurus macrocarpa Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota : Decatur, Nebr. 

Laurus nebrascensis (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.Q

Persea nebrascensis .Lesquereux.QLesquereux,, 1871, 379 ; Dakota : Fort Ellsworth,

Kans. 

Laurus nebrascensis (Lesquereux) Lesquereux, 1884, 11; north side Cottonwood

River, Brown Co., Minn.

Laurus ocotaefolia Ettingshausen, 1851, K. k. geol. Reichsanstalt Abh., vol. 2, 

pt. 3, 17, pi. 3, f. 4. Hollick, 1936, 120, pi. 67, f. 10; Eska Creek, Ma'tanuska 

Coal Field, Alaska.

Laurus pedattts Lesquereux=Osmanthus pedatus (Lesquereux) Berry.

Laurus plutonia Heer=Laurophyllum plutonium (Heer) Seward.

Laurus primigenia Unger.QLesquereux, 1888, 50; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

?Hollick, 1912a, 50, Chickaloon; Matanuska River below Moose Creek; Eska 

Creek, Alaska. Knowlton, 1924, 86; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. 1930, 83, 

pi. 38, f. 3, 5, 6; Dawson: Colorado Springs and Sedalia, Colo.: Denver, Golden, 

Colo.

Salix media? Heer.DKnowlton, 1897a, 141.

Laurus princeps Heer.DChaney, 1922a, 216; Payette: Idaho. Scott, 1926, 405; 

Tesla, Calif. Berry, 1934, 120, Latah: east of White Bird, Idaho Co.; south 

of Juliaetta, Nez Perce Co., Idaho Sanborn, 1935, 20, pi. 5, f. 1, 2; Comstock: 

Comstock, Douglas Co., Oreg. Hollick, 1936, 120, pi. 67, f. 1; Kachemak Bay, 

Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.

Laurus princeps, Berry not Heer=Arbutus idahoensis (Knowlton) R. W. Brown.
186 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Laurus princeps, Lesquereux not Heer=Magnolia spectabilis Knowlton.

Laurus prinoeps, Knowlton (part) not Heer=Quercus simulata I&iowlton.

Laurus proteaefolia Lesquereux.OGress, 1922, 306; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., 

Kansas.

Laurus ripleyensis Berry, 1925, 80, pi. 18, f. 3; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn.

Laurus saliciformis Knowlton & Cockerell.dChaney, 1921a, 91; Puente: Los 

Angeles Co., Calif. Hollick, 1986, 121, pi. 67, f. 2-8; Kachemak Bay, Kenai 

Peninsula; Matanuska Coal Field, Alaska.

Laurus similis Knowlton, I900d, 48, pi. 5, f. 1-4; Comstock, Douglas Co., Oreg. 

1926, 41, pi. 23, f. 4-6; pi. 24, f. 2; Latah: Spokane, Wash. Chaney, 1920a, 

173; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg. Berry, 1931a, 34; Latah: Grand 

Coulee, Wash. 1934, 121; Latah: east of Lewiston; south of Juliaetta; east 

of White Bird, Idaho. Brown, R. W., 1937, 174, Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Umbellularia lanceolata Berry, 1929f, 260, pi. 59, f. 1; Latah : Spokane, Wash. 

1931a, 34; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 1934, 121; Latah: east of White 

Bird, Idaho.

NOTE. Brown considers that LaMotte, 1936, 127; Upper Cedarville: 49 

Camp, Washoe Co., Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif., belongs in this category. 

I do not concur, considering it a true Umbellularia sp.

Laurus similis, Berry (part) not Knowlton Umbellularia dayana (Knowlton;

Berry. 

Laurus socialis Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 85, pi. 38, f. 4; Denver: Golden,

Colo.; Dawson: Mosby, Colo. 

Laurus verus Berry, 1922g, 18, pi. 16, f. 2-7; Wilcox: Mansfield, De Soto Parish,

La. 

Laurus wardiana Knowlton.DBall, 1931, 64; Indio: Earle, Bexar Co., Tex. 

Berry, 1934,132, pi. 26, f. 3; Lance: Jump Off, Harding Co., S. Dak. 

Laurus n. sp. Lesquereux, 1884,12; near New Ulm, Minn. 

Laurus sp. F. M. Scott, 1926, 405; Tesla, Calif. 

Laurus sp. ? White, 1898, 347; Kook, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

Laurus n. sp.? White, 1898, 353; Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

Leaf A, Harris, 1926, 70, text-f. 9; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland=

Pseudoctenis spectabilis Harris. 

Leaves, R. W. Brown, 1937,186, pi. 49,14-16; pi. 53, f. 12-14; pi. 54, f. 6; pi. 55, f. 1,

4, 5; pi. 59, f. 14; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg.; Latah : Spokane and Republic, Wash.;

Green River: Fossil, Wyo.; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

LECYTHIDOANTHUS Berry, 1924c, 103. Genotype: L. Jcugleri Berry. 

Lecythidoanthus kugleri Berry, 1924c, 103-108, 2 figs.; Trinidad, British West

Indies 1925a, 120, pi. 2, f. 3; Siparia: Trinidad, British West Indies.

Lecythidophyllum couratarioides Berry, 192Sb, 21, pi. 6, f. 3, 4.; north of Palomares, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Legume, MacGrinitie, 1937, 144, pi, 10, f, 3, 4; Weavervllle: Redding Creek, Hay

Fork, Trinity Co., Calif.

Leguminosites alexanderi Berry, 1929f, 254, pi. 63, f. 16; Latah: Spokane, 

Wash.

Legumiltfsites alternans LeSQuereux.DKnowlton, 1923,165; Green River: near

mouth of White River, Wyo.

Leguminosites andiraformis Berry, 1930, 87, pi. 13, f. 4, 5; pi. 22, f. 8; Holly 

Springs: Pattersonville, Fayette Co., Tenn.

Leguminosites? arachioides (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.DCross, 1895, 211; 

Middle Park: Middle Park, Colo. Berry, 1926, 196; Paskapoo: Alberta. 

Knowlton, 1930, 98; Denver: Golden: Colo.; Middle Park: Middle Park, Grand 

Co., Colo. Ball, 1931, 81; Wilcox: Hamilton, Sabine Co., Tex.
CATALOGUE 187

Leffuminosites arachioides, Penhallow not Lesquereux=Leguminosites arachioides minor Berry. 

Leguminosites cf. arachioides Lesquereux. Dawson, 1879a, B 186; Ninemile

Creek, Tulameen River, British Columbia. 

Leguminosites arachioides minor Berry, 1930, 89, pi. 14, f. 2-6; Holly Springs:

Hardeman Co., Tenn. 1935, 64; Whitemud: Loc. P 5-30; Middle Ravenscrag:

Loc. 5, 34, Southern Saskatchewan.

Leguminosites araohioides, Penhallow not Lesquereux, 1908a, 61, f. 14; Finlay and

Onemeca Rivers, Siinilkameen and Horsefly Rivers, British Coulmbia. 

Nyssa racemosa Knowlton.QKnowlton, 1924, 95; Animas : Ignacio Quad., Colo. 

Sabalites fructifer Lesquereux (part), 1878; 114, pi. 11, f. 3 (fruit at base of 

figure), f. 3a (fruit enlarged); Post-Laramie: Black Buttes, Wyo.; Denver, 

Goldeh, Colo.

Berrya racemosa (Knowlton) Knowlton, 1930, 134, pi. 41, f. 4, 5 ; Denver : Golden, 

Colo.; Dawson : Ramah, Golo.; Black Buttes : Black Buttes, Wyo.; Raton : near 

Raton, N. Mex.; Animas : Ignacio Quad., Colo.

Leguminosites astragaliformis Berry, 1930, 87, pi. 39, f. 6; Holly Springs: Milan,

Gibson Co., Tenn.

Leguminosites bonseri Berry=Umbellularia dayana (Knowlton) Berry. 

Leguminosites' borealis Heer, 1883, 139, pi. 84, f. 16, 17. Berry, I926d, 111 ;

Joseph Creek, British Columbia.

Callistemophyllum latum Dawson.n

Leffuminosites torealis, Dawson not Heer=Leguminosites dawsoni Berry. 

Leguminosites canavaliformis Berry, 1925a, 99, pi. 6, f. 4; Morne 1'enfer beds:

Trinidad, British West Indies. 

Leguminosites canavalioides Berry.QBerry, 1925, 60; Ripley: Carroll and

Henry Cos., Tenn. 

Leguminosites carrollensis Berry, 1925, 60, pi. 11, f. 1; Ripley: Carroll Co,

Tenn. 

Leguminosites chesterensis Berry, 1930, 89, pi. 14, f. 7-10; Holly Springs: Taylor

Farm, Chester Co., Tenn. 

Leguminosites collinsi Berry, 1930, 89, pi. 13, f. 6, 7; pi. 22, f. 5; pi. 41, f. 20;

Holly Springs: Mill Creek and Bolivar, Hardeman Co., Tenn.; Pattersonville,

Fayette Co., Tenn.; Grenada: Cottage Grove, Henry Co.; Williston, Fayette Co.,

Tenn. 

Leguminosites columbianus Chaney not Knowlton=Leguminosites multnomahensis LaMotte, new name. 

Leguminosites contortus Berry, 1930, 90, pi. 48, f. 32; Grenada: Cottage Grove,

Henry Co., Tenn. 

Leguminosites copaiferanus Berry, 1930, 91, pi. 45, f. 16; Holly Springs :

La Grange, Fayette Co., Tenn. 

Leguminosites dawsoni Berry, 1926d, 112; MacKenzie River Basin, Northwest

Territories.

Leguminosites borealis, Dawson not Heer.nHoinonym, Heer, 1883.

Leguminosites drepanocarpoides Berry, 1930, 86, pi. 12, f. 11-12; Holly Springs:

Shandy, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Leguminosites emarginatus Berry, 1930, 89, pi. 44, f. 3; Holly Springs: Mercer.

Madison Co., Tenn. 

Leguminosites falcatum Potbury, 1935, 70, pi. 6, f. 6, 7; La Porte, Plumas Co.,

Calif. 

Leguminosites hardemanensis Berry, 1930, 89, pi. 14, f. 1; Holly Springs:

Shandy, Hardeman Co., Tenn.
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Leguminosites hoffmanseggiaformis Berry, 1930, 87, pi. 41, f. 9; Holly Springs:

Bolivar, Hardeman Co., Term. 

Leguminosites ingafructoides Berry, 1930, 87, pi. 13, f 8; pi. 29, f. 1; Holly

Springs: Bolivar, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Leguminosites jphnstoni Berry, 1926d, 112, pi. 12, f. 1; Kitsilano, British

Columbia. 

Leguminosites lesquereuxiana Knowlton.QBrown, R- W., 1934, 58; Green

River: Localities as cited by authors.

Sophora coloradensis Knowlton, 1923, 165, pi. 37, f. 14-16; pi. 40, f. 11; Green 

River: Little Duck Creek, Rio Blanco. Co.; Camp Gulch northwest of De Beque. 

Colo.

Btimelia coloradenais Cockerell, 1925, 4, pi. 1, f. 5; Green River: Roan Mts., Colo.

Dalbergia hnowltoni Cockerell, 1925, 5, pi. 1, f. 3; Green River: Roan Mts., Colo.

Leguminosites mexicanus Berry, 1923b, 13, pi. 4, f. 1; San Jose" del Carmen,

Vera Cruz, Mexico. 

Leguminosites monospermoides Berry, 1930, 90, pi. 25, f, 15; pi. 49, f, 18; Holly

Springs: Mill Creek, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Leguminosites multnomahensis LaMotte, new name.

Leguminosites columbianus Chaney, 1920a, 177, pi. 17, f. 3; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oi'eg. Homonym, Knowlton, 1919.

Leguminosites omphaloboides Lesquereux.DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa:

Shirleys Mill, Ala. 

Leguminosites panduriformis Berry, 1930, 90, pi. 48, f. 7; Holly Springs: PurVera Cruz, Mexico.

Leguminosites perryensis Berry, 1925, 60, pi. 11, f. 2; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

Leguminosites phyllocarpoides Berry, 19,30, 90, pi. 43, f. 4-6; Holly Springs:

Grable Pit, Henry Co,; Jaekson,. Madison Co., Tenn. 

Leguminosites pongamioides Berry, 1930, 88, pi. 32, f. 6; Holly Springs: Bolivar.

Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Leguminosites robertsi Berry, 1930, 88, pi. 27, f. 2; Holly Springs: Fayette Co. ;

Grand Junction, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Leguminosites robiniifolia Berry.QBerry, 1920e, 403; Black Creek: North

Carolina. 

Leguminosites shandyensis Berry, 1930, 88, pi. 13, f. 3; Holly Springs: Shandy.

Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Legumonisites silvensis Berry, 1925a, 98, pi. 6, f. 3; Morne 1'enfer beds: Trinidad, British West Indies. 

Leguminosites trinitensis Berry, 1925a, 99, pi. 15, f. 2; Forest: Trinidad,

British West Indies. 

Leguminosites vicicarpus LaMotte, 1936, 133, pi. 10, f. 3; Upper Cedarville: 49

Camp, Washoe Co., Nev.

Leguminosites williamsi Berry, 1930c, 23, pi. 5, f. 1; Ravenscrag: Cypress Hills,

Canada.

Leguminosites yukonensis Hollick, 1930, 97, pi. 73, f. 4b; pi. 74, f. 5; Kaltag:

Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Leguminosites sp. Berry, 1924, 199, pi. 41, f. 3; Barn well: Phinizy Gully, Columbia Co., Ga.

Leguminosites sp. Berry, 193O, 91, pi. 48, f. 1, 2; Holly Springs: Puryear,

Henry Co., Tenn.

Leguminosites n. sp. Berry, 1930f, 64; Ravenscrag: Southern Alberta. 

Leguminosites sp. Berry, 1935, 42; Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. 27, Southern

Saskatchewan. 

Leguminosites sp. Dorf, 1936, 119, pi. 3, f. 1; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho.
CATALOGUE 189

Leguminosites sp. MacGinitie, 1933, 59, pi. 9, f. 7; Trout Creek: Trout Creek,

Harney Co., Oreg.

Lejeunia eophila Cockerell, 1925, 2, pi. 1, f. 1; Green River: Roan Mts., Colo. 

Lemna scutata, Lesquereux not Dawson=Nelumbo dawsoni Rollick. 

Lemna (Spirodela) scutata DawsonOSee Spirodela scutata Dawson. 

LEPARGYRAEA Rafinesque. 

Lepargyraea weaver! Hollick, 1936, 155, pi. 93, f. 5; Kachemak Bay, Kenai

Peninsula, Alaska. 

LEPIDODENDRON Sternberg, 1820, Essai Geognost-Bot. Fl. Monde prim., pt.

1, 25. Genotype: L. dichotomum Sternberg.

Lepidodendron sp., Eniraons=Araucarites virginiensis (Fontaine) Wieland. 

LEPIDOPTERIS Schimper, 1869, Trait6 de Pal(§ontologie ve"ge"tale, vol. 1, 572.

Genotype: L. Stuttgartensis Schimper. 

Lepidopteris ottonis (Goeppert) Schimper. Harris, 1926, 67, text-f. 8c-d;

Rhaetic; Scoresby Sound, East Greenland. 1932, 58, pi. 5, f. 16; pi. 6, f. 2-10; pi.

7,-f: 1-11; pi. 8, f. 1-3, 5, 6, 8-11, -13-15; text-f. 27, 28; Lepidopteris Zone;

Scoresby Sound, East Greenland. 

LEPIDOSPARTUM A. Gray. 

Lepidospartum sp. Axelrod, 1937, 182, pi. 6, f. 7; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont,

Calif. 

LEPTOSPERMITES Saporta, 1862, Etudes sur la v<§g<§tation du sudest de la

France. Ann. Sci. Nat. (4) vol. 17, 191. 

Leptospermites arcticus Seward & Conway, 1935a, 23, pi. 5, f. 23, 27, 29;

Atanekerdluk: west Greenland. 

LEPTOSTROBUS Heer.DHarris, 1935, 136. Selected Genotype: L. laxiflom

Heer. 

Leptostrobus longus Harris, 1935, 138, pi. 7, f. 1-5, 11-17, ?6-10; ?pl. 24, f. 8;

text-f. 49, 50i; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Leucothoe racemosa (Linn6) A. Gray.QBerry, 1924a, 22, pi. 2, f. 11-14; Pleistocene : Washington, D. C.

LIBOCEDRUS Endlicher.DMason, 1927, 154, discussion. 

Libocedrus cretacea Heer=Cupressinocladus cretacea (Heer) Seward. 

Libocedrus decurrens Torrey. Mason, 1927, 155, pi. 5, f. 3, 7, 9-11; Mascall:

White Hills, John Day Basin, Oreg.

Libocedrus dimorpha. Oliver, 1934, 15, pi. 3, f. 1; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg. 

Libocedrus praedecurrens Knowlton, 1926, 28, pi. 8, f. 8; Latah: Spokane,

Wash. Berry, 19291 237; Latah:'Spokane, Wash. 1931a, 34; Latah: Grand

Coulee, Wash. 1934, 104; Latah: east of White Bird, Idaho Co., IdahoBrown, R. W., 1937c, 516.

Scale, Chaney, 1920a, 181, pi. 22, f. 5; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg.

Libocedrus sp. Dorf, 1930, 74, pi. 6, f. 8; Calabazas Canyon, Contra Costa Co., 

Calif.

Libocedrus sp. Dorf 1936=Cedrela oregoniana (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown.

Licmophora sp. Penhallow, 1900, 336; Rolling River, Manitoba.

LINDERA Thunberg.

Lindera oregona Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 73, pi. 18, f. 4; Fisher: Goshen, Oreg. 

MacGinitie, 1937, 138, pi. 6, f. 6; Weaverville: Redding Creek, Trinity Co., 

Calif.

Liquidambar acutilo'bum Chaney=Liquidambar californicum Lesquereux.

Liquidambar californicum Lesquereux.QChaney, 1920a, 174; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg. Berry, 1929f, 250; Latah: Mica and Spokane, Wash. 

1934, 113; Latah: east of.White Bird, Idaho Co.; east of Arrow Junction, Nez
190 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Liquidambar californicum Continued.

Perce Co., Idaho. Oliver 1934, 21; Mascall: Tipton and Austin, Oreg. Potbury 1935, 69, pi. 6, f. 5; La Porte, Plumas Co., Calif. Brown, R. W., 1937, 

176, pi. 61, f. 9,10; Latah: Potlatcb Creek, between Arrow Junct. and Juliaetta. 

Idaho. Berry, 1938, 96, text-f. 3; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash.

Liquddambar europaeum, American authors, not Al. Braun.QLesquereux, 1888a, 

14; Mascall: Van Horn's Ranch, Oreg. Knowlton, 1896, 888 ; Port Graham, 

Alaska. Chancy, 1920a, 175, pi. 15, f. 4; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg. 

Hollick, 1936, 123; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. 

Liquidambar europaeum patteZum'Knowlton.n 

Liquidambar protensum, Lesquereux not Unger.n

Liquidambar pachyphyllum Knowlton.DChaney, 1920a. 174, pi. 15, f. 2, 3; Eagle 

Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg. Knowlton, 1926, 42, pi. 22. f. 7 ; pi. 29, f. 1; 

Latah : Spokajie, Wash. 

Liquidambar oonvcasum Cockerell.D

Liquidambar acutilobum Chancy, I920a, 175, pi. 15, f. 4; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg.

Liquidambar sp., Knowlton; 1896.Q 

Liquidambar sp. 1 Knowlton, 1902.Q

Liquidambar callarche Cockerell, 1925, 8, pi. 1, f. 6; pi. 2, f. 5; Green River: 

Roan Mts., Colo.

Liquidambar convexum Cockerell=Liquidambar californicum Lesquereux.

Liquidambar europaeum Al. Braun, in Buckland, Geol., vol. 1, 115, 1836. This 

European form is no longer recognized from America, and material formerly 

assiped has been transferred to Liquidambar californicum Lesquereux, q. v.

Liquidambar europaeum, American authors not Al. Braun=Liquidambar californicum Lesquereux.

Liquidambar europaeum Lesquereux not Al. Braun, 1888a, 36=Liquidambar 

styraciflua Linne\

Liquidambar europaeum patulum Kuowlton=Liquidambar californicum Lesquereux

Liquidambar fontanella R. W. Brown, 1930, 611-615; Aspen: southwest Wyoming. 1933, 8, text-f. 2; pi. 2, f. 3; Aspen: Southwest Wyoming.

Liquidambar incerta Berry, 1923b, 11, pi. 3, f. 5; San Jose" del Carmen, Vera 

Cruz, Mexico 1924, 172, pi. 51, f. 8, 9; Lagrange: Hickman, Fulton Co., 

Ky. ; near Union City, Obion Co., Term.

Liquidambar integrifolium Lesquereux=Liquidambar obtusiiobatus (Heer)

Hollick. 

Liquidambar obtusiiobatus (Heer) HollickQ

Liquidambar integrifolium Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 379 ; Dakota : northwest of Salina, Kans.

Liqmdambwr pdchyvhyllum Knowlton=Liquidambar californicum

I^fquiaamltar prote n.s^^rn, Lesqvierexix^^Liqviidaittbar californicum

Liquidambar styraciflua LinneLJBerry, 1926D, 113, pi. 56, f. 9, 10; cnowan

Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. O.

Llquldamlar euromum Lesquereux not Al. Braun, I888a, 30,

Liquidambar wilcoxianum Berry, 193O, 72, pi. 21, f. S; Holly Springs: Bolivar,

Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Liquidambar sp. Knowlton, 1896f=Liquidambar californicum Lesquereux.

Liquidambar sp.? Knowlton, 1902=Liquidambar californicum Lesquereux. 

Liquidambar, fruit, Knowlton, 1926, 42, pi. 10, f. 10; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Berry, 1931a, 38; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash 1934, 114; east of White Bird, 

Idaho Co.; Linson Valley, Washington Co.; south of Juliaetta, Nez Perce" Co., 

Idaho.

NOTE. Berry considers these fruits as probably referable to L. californicum 

Lesquereux.
CATALOGUE 191

Liriodendron dubium Berry.DBerry, 1920e, 403; Black Creek: North Carolina. 

Liriodendron giganteum Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 380; Dakota: near

Fort Ellsworth, Kans. Bartsch, 1896, 182; Dakota: Holman Cut, Woodbury

Co., Iowa. 

Liriodendron hesperia Berry, 1929f, 249, pi. 51, f. 2, 3; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Brown, R. W., 1935, 577, pi. 69, f. 14, 15; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Liriodendron intermedium Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 380; Dakota: Decatur, Nebr. 

Liriodendron laramiense Ward.QBerry, 1925, 53, pi. 11, f. 13; pi. 23, f. 6;

Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

Liriodendron marcouanum (Heer)'Knowlton.d

Liriodendron primaevum Newberry.DHollick, 1892a, 35, pi. 3, f. 4; Rarltan: 

Tottenville, Staten Island, N. Y. Berry, 1920e, 403; Black Creek: North 

Carolina.

Liriodendron meekii Heer=Dalbergites simplex (Newberry) Seward.

Liriodendron olbongifolium Newberry.DNewberry, 1895, 81, pi. 52, f. 1--5; 

Raritan: Woodbridge, N. J.

Liriodendron pinnatifidtimf, Knowlton not Lesquereux=Liriodendron quercifolium Newberry.

Liriodendron primaevum Newberry=Liriodendron marcouanum (Heer) Knowlton.

Liriodendron psilopites Wodehouse, 1933a, 501, f. 28; Green River: Parachute 

Creek, Garfleld Co., Colo.

Liriodendron quercifolium Newberry.QBerry, 1922c, 166, pi. 36, f. 3; Woodbine: Arthurs Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex.

Liriodendron pinnatifldumf, Knowlton not Lesquereux, 1901f, 317. 

Liriodendron snowii, Knowlton not Lesquereux, 1901f, 317.

Liriodendron simplex Newberry (part) =Dalbergites simplex (Newberry) 

Seward.

Liriodendron simplex Newberry (part)=Liriodendropsis angustifolia (Newberry) Newberry.

Liriodendron snowii, Knowlton not Lesquereux=Liriodendron quercifolium 

Newberry.

Liriodendron trilobata Chaney=Acer negundoides MacGinitie.

Liriodendron tulipifera Linne.QBerry, 1926b, 112, pi. 54, f. 6-8; Wycomico: 

Weldon, Northampton Co., N. C.

Liriodendron sp. Berry, 1926d, 110; Joseph Creek, British Columbia.

Liriodendropsis angustifolia (Newberry) Newberry.QBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill, Ala.

Liriodendropsis constricta Ward.QBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys 

Mill, Ala.

Liriodendropsis retusa (Heer) Hollick=Dalbergites simplex (Newberry) 

Seward.

Liriodendropsis simplex (Newberry) Newberry=Dalbergites simplex (Newberry) Seward.

Lithocarpus predensiflora Brooks, 1935, 290, pi. 14, f. 1; Sucker Creek: Ballantyne Ranch near Homedale, Idaho.

Lithospermum fossilium aristatum Berry=Berriochloa aristata (Berry) Elias.

Lithospermum fossilium glabrum Berry=Berriochloa glabra (Berry) Elias.

Lithospermum fossilium rugosum Berry=Biorbia fossilia (Berry) Cockerell.

Litsaea magnified Saporta=Malapoenna magnifica (Saporta) Hollick.

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Lobaria sp. MacGinitie,, 1937, 131, pi. 3, f. 2; Weaverville: Redding Creek, Hay 

Fork, Trinity Co., Calif.

Lomatia acutiloba Lesquereux.DBrown, R. W., 1929, 285; Green River: northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Lomatia coloradensis (Knowlton) R. W. Brown, 1929, 285, pi. 72, f. 3-6; Green 

River: between Carr and Brush Creeks, 30 mi. northwest of De Beque, Colo, 

1934, 56; Green River: Localities as cited by authors.

Phyllites coloradensis Knowlton, 1923, 176, pi. 38, f. 3 ; Green River: Little

Duck Creek, Rio Blanco Co., Colo. 

Pimelea spatulata Knowlton, 1923, 176, pi. 37, f. 6; Green River: Cathedral Bluff,

Rio Blanco Co., Colo.

Melia coloradensis (Knowlton) Cockerell, 1925, 3 ; Green River: Roan Mts., Colo. 

Lomatia o^tusiuscula Cockerell, 1925, 7, pi. 1, f. 4; Green River : Roan Mts., Colo.

Lomatia hakeaefolia Lesquereux=Mahonia hakeaefolia (Lesquereux) Arnold.

Lomatia? microphylla LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1923, 162; Green River: near 

mouth of White River, Wyo.

Lomatia, obtusiuscttla Cocker ell=Lomatia coloradensis (Knowlton) R. W. 

Brown. :

Lomatites halceaefoUa (Lesquereux) Cockerell=Mahonia hakeaefolia (Lesquereux) Arnold.

Lonchocarpus anceps Berry, 1924, 171, pi. 51, f. 4-7; Lagrange: near Union 

City, Obion Co., Tenn.; Hickman, Fulton Co., Ky.

Lonchocarpus coriaceus Potbury, 1935, 70, pi. 7, f. 1; La Porte, Pliunas .Co., 

Calif.

Lonchocarpus oregonensis Sanborn, 1935, 21, pi. 6, f. 2, 3, 5, 8; Comstock: 

Comstock, Douglas Co., Oreg. -

Lonchocarpus praelatifolius Hollick, 1928, 207, pi. 71, f. 7a; Collazo: Porto 

Rico. <» 

Lonchocarpus standleyi Sanborn, 1935, 22, pi. 7, f. la, 4; Comstock: Comstock, 

Douglas Co., Oreg.

Loperia simplex Newberry.QLoper, 1891, 429; Newark (Anterior and Posterior Shales): near Meriden, Conn.

LUCUMA Molina.

Lucuma standleyi Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 91, pi. 34, f. 1-3; Fisher: Goshen, 

Oreg.

Lucuma sp. Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 92, pi. 85, f. 1-2; Fisher: Goshen, Oreg.

Lycopodium cretaceum Berry.QBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: near Glen Alien; 

Shirleys Mill, Ala.

Lycopodium prominens Lesquereux.QLaMotte, 1936, 142, pi. 3, f. 1; Upper 

Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev.

Lycopodium redivimtm Heer, 1874, 60, pi. 13, f. 1 Seward, 1925, 234. Type is 

indeterminate.

LYCOSTROBUS Nathorst, 1908, K. Svenska Vet. Akacl. Handl., vol. 43, no. 6, 

3. Genotype: L. scotti Nathorst.

Lycostrobus scotti Nathorst, 1908, K. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handl., yolr 43, no. 6, 

3, pi. 1, 2. Harris, 1826, 50, pi. 10, f. 1; Rlmetic: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 1935, 153, pi. 26, f. 6, 7, 11, 14; text f. 51k-q; Thaumatopteris Zone: 

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Lygodium binervatum (Lesquereux) Berry.d

Salisburia, Mnervata Lesquereux.OLesquereux, 1871, 381; Wilcox: Mississippi.

Lygodium coloradense Knowlton, 1930, 30, pi. 8, f. 8; Dawson: Ramah, Colo. 

liygodium dentoni LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1923, 150; Green River: mouth of 

White River, Wyo.
CATALOGUE 193

Lygodium hastataforme Berry, 1930, 50, pi. 7, f. 4; Carrizo: near La Prior, 

Zavala Co., Tex.

Lygodium hesperium Knowlton, 1926, 24, pi. 8, f. 7; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Lygodium kaulfussii Herr.DKnowlton, 1923, 149, pi. 36, f. 7; Green River: 

Green Eiver, Wyo.; Barrel Springs, Wyo.; Little Duck Creek, Rio Blanco Co., 

Colo. Berry, 1924, 39, 142, pi. 3, f. 1, 5; Gosport: Claiborne Landing, Monroe 

Co., Ala.; Lisbon: Newton Co., Miss.; Yegua: Nevils Prairie, Houston Co. Tex.; 

Forest Hill: north of Jackson, Miss. 1926d, 95; Burrard Inlet, British Columbia. 1930d, 64, pi. 7, f. 2, 3; so-called Bridger: Lenore and Tipperary, Wind 

River Basin, Wyo. 1932e, 7; Lysite and lower Bridger: Wind River Basin, 

Wyo. Ball, 1931, 118, Yegua: Nevils Prairie, Houston Co., Tex.

Lygodium neuropteroldes Lesquereux.GLesquereux 1871, 384; Barrel Springs,

Wyo. Dawson, 1895, 141, f. 3. 

Lygodium kaulfussii neuropteroides (Lesquereux) Cockerell, 1925, 2; Green River :

Roan Mts., Colo.

Lygodium kaulfussii neuropteroides (Lesquereux) Cockerell=Lygodium kaulfussii Heer. 

Lygodium mississippiensis Berry, 1916e, 231, pi. 55, f. 3, 4; Catahoula: near

King, south of Florence, Rankiu Co., Miss. 1924, 142; Fayette: Trinity Co.,

Tex. Ball, 1931,146; Fayette: Trinity Co., Tex. 

Lygodium neuropteroides Lesquereux=Lygodium kaulfussii Heer. 

Lygodium trilobatum Berry, 1930, 50, pl. - 7, f. 5; Holly Springs: Shandy.

Hardeman Co., Tenn.; Grenada: Meridian, Miss.; Wilcox: Naborton, La. 

Lygodium? sp. Lesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: northwest of Salina, Kans. 

Lygodium sp. Lesquereux, 1871, 382; Marshall, Colo. 

LYSICHITON Schott. 

Lysichiton nevadensis MacGinitie, 1933, 48, pi. 7, f. 4; Trout Creek: Trout Creek.

Harney Co., Oreg. 

Lysichiton washingtonense Berry, 1931a, 35, pi. 11, f. 2; Latah: Grand Coulee,

Wash. 

Macclintockia alaskana Hollick, 1930, 74, pi. 31, f. 3; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska.

Macclintockia appendiculata Heer=Macclintockia cretacea Heer. 

Macclintockia chignikensis Hollick, 1936, 112, f. 5b; Chignik River opposite

Nun Point, Alaska Peninsula. 

Macclintockia cretacea Heer, 1882, 70, pi. 36, f. 1, 2a; pi. 37, f. 2-4. White,

1898, 362; Patoot; Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. Seward, 1926, 114, pi. 12, f.

123; Disko Isl., West Greenland.

Haoclintockia- appendiculata Heer, 1882, 71, pi. 37, f. 1.

Macclintockia electilis Hollick, 1930, 74, pi. 31, f. 4; Melozi: Lower Yukon.

Alaska.

Macclintockia hallei Seward, 1925, 255, pi. c, f. 21, 22; West Greenland. 

Macclintockia kanii (Heer) Seward & Conway, 1935, pi. 2, f. "16, 17, 20; "text-f..

9; Kingigtok and Atanekerdluk, west Greenland.

The authors synonymize the following names to this species: Daphnogene kanii 

Heer, Macclintockia trinervis Heer, Cocculus kanii (Heer) Saporta & Marion. 

and Cocculites kanii (Heer) Heer. The cataloguer has not made the combinations pending critical studies of the American citations involved.

> Macclintockia lyellii Heer.DSeward & Conway, 1935, 34, text-f. 20, 21A, 21B;

Kingigtok: West Greenland. 

MACHILUS Nees.

Machilus americana R. W. Brown, 1937, 174, pi. 53, f. 16; Latah: Spokane, 

Wash.
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Machilus asiminoides R. W. Brown, 1937, 174, pi. 52, f. 9, 10; Latah: Spokane, 

Wash.

Macrotaeniopteris cf. gigantea (Schenk) Nathorst. Harris, 1932, 18, pi. 2, f.

2; text-f. 10; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland. 

Macrotaeniopteris magnifolia (Rogers) Schimper.Q

Taeniopteris magnifolia Rogers.DNewberry, 1876, 147, pi. 8, f. 3, 4; Triassic: 

Los Bronces, Sonora, Mexico.

TMacrotaeniopteris sp? Humphreys, 1916, 76; Santa Clara Coal Field, Sonora, 

Mexico.

MAGNOLIA LinnetHBall, 1931, 72 ; discussion.

Magnolia alternans Heer (part) =Dalbergites simplex (Newberry) Seward.

Magnolia alternans Heer (part)=Magnoliaephyllum thomsenianum (Heer) 

Shotton.

Magnolia amplifolia HeerOHollick, 1930, 79, pi. 44, f. 2; Melozi: Lower Yukon, 

Alaska.

Magnolia angustifolia Newberry.CBerry, 1922g, 12, pi. 9; Wilcox: De Soto 

Parish, La Knowlton, 1924, 88, pi. 10, f. 3; pi. 16, f. 5; Animas: Pagosa Quad., 

Colo. Reagan, 1926, 121, f. 2; Raton; Willow Canyon, N. Mex Berry, 1930, 

70, pi. 38, f. 2; Wilcox: Mansfield, Naborton and Coushatta, La.; Holly Springs: 

Chester, Fayette, Hardeman, and Henry Cos., Tenn. Ball, 1931, 71, pi. 44, 

f. 1; Indio: Bastrop Co., Tex..

Magnolia auriculata Newberry (part) =Magnolia speciosa Heer.

Magnolia boulayana LesquereuxOBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill, 

Ala.

Magnolia brazosensis Ball, 1931, 154, pi. 28, f. 2; Fayette: Raney Hdrt, Brazos 

Co., Tex.

Magnolia californica Lesquereux.QSanborn, 1935, 17, pi. 2, f. 2-5; Comstock : 

. Comstock, Douglas Co., Oreg.

Magnolia californica, Berry not Lesquereux=Magnolia spectabilis Knowlton.

Magnolia capellini Heer=Magnoliaephyllum thomsenianum (Heer) Shotton.

Magnolia cordifolia Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox: Mississippi.

Magnolia dakotana Berry, 1934, 130, pi. 25, f. 6, 7; Lance: Jump Off, Harding 

Co., S. Dak.

Magnolia dayana, Knowlton not Cockerell=Magnolia spectabilis Knowlton.

Magnolia hilgardiana Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox: Mississippi. Knowlton, 1924, 89, pi. 16, f. 4; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. Chaney & 

Sanborn, 1933, 69, pi. 11, f. 4; Fisher: Goshen, Oreg.

Terminalia hilgardiana (Lesquereux) Berry .QBall, 1931, 99; Indio: Earle, Bexar 

Co., Tex.

Magnolia hollicki? BerryOBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill, Ala. 

Bell, 1932, 220: Dunvegan: Peace RiveV, British Columbia.

Magnolia inglefieldi HeerOKnowiton, 19121, 01; cnickaioon: Moose creeK, 

lower Matanuska Valley, Alaska. Hollick, 1936, 114, pi. 9, f. 4c ; pi. 62, f. 1-4;"

Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Is!., southeastern Alaska; Matanuf&a Coal Field;

Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. Berry, 1938, 94; Latah: Grand 

Coulee, Wash. 

Magnolia lacoeana LesquereuxOBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill;

near Glen Alien, Ala 1922c, 165; Woodbine: Arthur's Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex. 

Hollick, 1930, 79, pi. 44, f. 1; Melozi: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Magnolia lanceolata Lesquereux.QKuowltou, 1893b, 104; Ellensburg: Ellensburg, Wash.

Magnolia cf. lanceolata Lesquereux. LaMotte, 1935b, 53; Sooke: Muir Creek, 

Vancouver Isl., British Columbia.
CATALOGUE 195

Magnolia, latahensis (Berry) R. W. Brown=Magnolia spectabilis Knowlton. 

Magnolia laurifolia Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox: Mississippi. 

Magnolia leei Knowlton.DBerry, I922g, 12, pi. 10; Wilcox: Mansfield, De Soto

Parish, La. Ball, 1931, 71; Indio: Barton's Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Magnolia leei angusta Berry, 1930, 70, pi. 37, f. 2; Holly Springs: near Bolivar,

Hardeman Co. ; Carroll Co.; GraWe Pit, Henry Co.; Tenn Ball, 1931, 72, pi. 8,

f. 5; Indio: Barton's Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Magnolia lesleyana Lesquereux=Terminalia lesleyana -(Lesquereux) Berry. 

Magnolia longifalia Newberry=Magnoliaephyllum newberryi (Berry) Seward

& Conway. 

Magnolia longipes Newberry.DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill;

near Cottondale, Ala. 

Magnolia magnifolia Knowlton.DKnowlton, 1924, 89; Animas: ° Pagosa Quad.,

Colo. 1930, 87; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Magnolia tenuinervis Lesquereux (part), 1888, 53; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Magnolia newberryi Berry=Magnoliaephyllum newberryi (Berry) Seward £ 

Conway.

Magnolia nordenskioldi Heer.D?Berry, 1926d, 110; Joseph Creek, British 

Columbia. Hollick, 1936, 115; Chignik Bay, Alaska Peninsula.

Magnolia obtusata Heer.QBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirley's Mill, Ala. 

Gress, 1922, 299; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans.

Magnolia oregoniana Chaney, 1920a, 173, pi. 15, f. 1; Eagle Creek: Multnomah 

Co., Oreg.

Magnolia ovalis LesquereuxOLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox: Mississippi 

(spelled omits). Hollick, 1936, 114, pi. 63, f. 1, 2; near Berg Lake, YakutatCopper River region, Alaska.

Magnolia palaeauriculata Hollick, 19SO, 80, pi. 44, f. 3; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

Magnolia pulchra Ward.DBerry, 1935, 35; Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. 32, Southern Saskatchewan.

Magnolia reticulata Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 70, pi. 13, f. 1, 2, 4; Fisher: 

Goshen, Oreg.

Magnolia speciosa Heer.QBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: near Glen Alien; 

Shirleys Mill: near Cottondale; near Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1922c, 165, pi. 40, f. 6; 

Woodbine: Arthurs Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex. Gress, 1922, 299; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans.

Magnolia awiculata Newberry (part), 1895, 75, pi. 41, f. 13; pi. 58, f. 10.

Magnolia spectabilis Knowlton.QBerry, 1938, 93, text-f. 1; Latah: Grand 

Coulee, Wash.

Magnolia dayana, Knowlton not Cockerell, 1926, 41, pi. 24, f. 3; Latah: Spokane, 

Wash. Berry, 1929f, 250; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 1934, 112, Latah: White 

Bird arid Juliaetta, Idaho. LaMotte, 1936b, 417; Ellensburg: Ellensburg, 

Wash. Brown, R. W., 1937, 175; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Laurus grandis, Knowlton not Lesquereux, 1926, 41, pi. 24, f. 1; Latah: Spokane, 

Wash. Berry, 1929f, 259, pi. 58, f. 3; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Laurits princeps, Lesquereux not Heer, 1883, 250, pi. 58, f. 2; Corral Hollow, 

Alameda Co., Calif. Knowlton, 1926, 41, pi. 23, f. 1, 2, only; Latah: Mica and 

Spokane, Wash.

Magnolia sp. Knowlton, 1926, 4, pi. 27, f. 1; Latah: Spokane, Wash. Hoffman, 

1932, 737; Douglas Canyon, Wash.

Magnolia California, Berry not Lesquereux, 1929f, 250, Latah: Vera and Spokane, 

Wash.

Apocynopbyllum lataliense Berry (part), 1929f, pi. 60, f. 7, only; Latah: Spokane, 

Wash.

Magnolia latahensis (Berry) R. W. Brown, 1937, 175; Latah: Spokane, Wash.
196 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Magnolia tenuifolia Lesquereiix.DLesquereux, 1871, 380; Dakota: Decatur,

Nebr.

Magnolia tenuinervis Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 383; Golden, Colo. 

Magnolia virginiana LiimeMIlBerry & Hawkins, 1935a, 250, pi. 25, f. 1; Pensauken: near Durhams Corner, Middlesex Co., N. J. 

Magnolia wormskioldi Heer, 1883, 123, pi. 101, f. 6. Hollick, 1936, 115, pi. 63,

f. 3; Takutat Bay, Alaska. 

Magnolia sp. Arnold, 1937, 85; Carter Creek south of Finley McKenzie Ranch,

Oreg.

Magnolia n. sp. Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River, British Columbia. 

Magnolia sp. Knowlton 1926=Magnolia spectabilis Knowlton. 

Magnolia sp. Penhallow, 1906a, 390a; Diamond Vale Company, Quilchena, British

Columbia. 

MAGNOLIAEPHYLLUM Krasser, 1896, Beit. Palaont. Geol. Oster.-Ungarns

u. des Orients, vol. 10, pt. 3,131 Seward, 1926, 120. 

Magnoliaephyllum alternans (Heer) Seward=Magnoliaephyllum thomsenianum

(Heer) Shotton. 

Magnoliaephyllum newberryi (Berry) Seward & Conway, 1935a, 21; Atanekerdluk: west Greenland.

Magnolia newberryi Berry.nBerry, 1920e, 403; Black Creek: North Carolina. 

1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: near Glen Alien, Ala.

Magnolia lonffifolia Newberry.DNewberry, 1895, 76, pi. 55, f. 3, 5; pi. 56, f. 1-4; 

Raritan : Wop.dbridge, N. J.

Magnoliaephyllum thomsenianum (Heer) Shotton. Seward & Conway, 1935a, 

19, text-f. 15, 16; Atanekerdluk: west Greenland.

Apeibopsis thomseniana Heer, 1882, 95, pi. 36, f. 5.

Magnoliaephyllum alternans (Heer) Seward, 1926, 120, text-f. 25; Nugsuak, 

west Greenland.

Magnolia alternans Heer.[JHeer, 1874, 115, pi. 33, f. 1-4; pi. 34, f. 4. 1882, 

91, pi. 46, f. 21. Lesquereux, 1884, 12; near New Ulm, Minn. Fritel, 1914, 

289. Gress, 1922, 298; Dakota: EUsworth Co., Kansas. Berry, 1929 1, 62, pi. 

10, f. 5 ; Upper Blairmore: southwest Alberta.

Magnolia oapellini Heer.QHeer, 1874, 119, pi. 33, f. 1-4. 1882, 90, pi. 24, f. 

3-5; pi. 25, f. 1-3; pi. 45, f. 1. Hollick, 1893, 234, pi. 6, f. 6; Magothy: 

Glen Cove, Long Island, N. Y. Berry, 1913a, 572; Tuscaloosa: near Cottondale, Ala. 1920e, 402 ; Black Creek : North Carolina. 1925, 55 ; Butaw : Chattahoochee Co., Ga.; Ripley: McNairy Co., Tenn.

MAGNOLIAESTROBUS Seward & Conway, 1935a, 22. Genotype: M. gilmouri

Seward & Conway. 

Magnoliaestrobus gilmouri Seward & Conway, 1935a, 22, pi. 4, f. 20; Kardlok:

west Greenland. 

MAHONIA Nuttall,

Mahonia eocenia (R. W. Brown.) Arnold, 1936, 63; Green River: Piceance 

Creek, north of Rifle, Colo.

Odostemon eocenia R. W. Brown, 1934, 57, pi. 13, f. 6; Green River: Piceance

Creek north of Rifle, Colo.

.Mahonia flonssantensis (Cockerell) Arnold=Mahonia hakeaefolia (Lesquereux)

Arnold. 

Mahonia hakeaefolia (Lesquereux) Arnold, 1936, 64, pi. 1, f. 4-5; Florissant:

Florissant, Colo.

Lomatia hakeaefolia Lesqueveux.n

Carduus florisswtensis Cockerell, 1906, 331, text-f. 6; Florissant: Florissant,

Colo.

Odostemon florisaantensis (Cockerell) Cockerell.D 

Lomatites hakeaefolia (Lesquereux) Cockerell.D 

Odostemon hakeaefolia (Lesquereux) Knowlton, 1923a, 190, pi. 43, f. 1-6; Creede:

Creede, Colo. 

Mahonia florissantensis (Cockerell) Arnold, 1936, 64.
CATALOGUE 197

Mahonia hollicki (Dorf) Arnold, 1936, 61: Dorf's localities "only.

Odostemon hollicki Dorf, 1930, 93, pi. 10, f. 7, 8; Petrified Forest near Calistoga, 

Calif.

Mahonia hollicki, Arnold not Dorf=Mahonia reticulata (MacGinitie) R. W.

Brown. 

Mahonia malheurensis Arnold, 1936, 63, pi. 3, t. 1-3; Trout Creek: Trout Creek,

Harney Co.; Strode Ranch, Sucker Creek, Malheur Co., Oreg. 

Mahonia marginata (Lesquereux) Arnold, 1936, 64; Florissant: Florissant;

Creede: Creede, Colo.-r-R. W. Brown, 1937c, 517.

Odostemon marginata (Lesquereux) Knowlton, 1923a, 189, pi. 43, f. 7-10 ; Creede:

Creede, Colo. 

Hedera marginata Lesquereux, 1883, 177, pi. 40, f. 8; Plorissant: Florissant,

Colo. 

Sterculia aceroides Knowlton, 1923a, 191, pi. 43, f. 12 ; Creede: Creede, Colo.

Mahonia reticulata (MacGinitie) R. W. Brown, 1937, 175, pi. 52, f. 4; Mascall: 

Tipton, Oreg.

Clematis reticulata MacGiiiitie, 1933, 54, pi. 6, f. 4; Trout Creek: Trout Creek,

Harney Co., Oreg. 

Odostemon hollicki, MacGinitie not Dorf, 1933, 55, pi. 7, f. 1, 3, 5; Trout Creek:

Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. 

Mahonia hollicki, Arnold not Dorf, 1936, 61, pi. 2, f. 3-8 ; pi. 3, f. 5, 7, 9; Trout

Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co.; Rockville and Sucker Creek, Malheur Co.,

Oreg. s

Mahonia simplex (Newberry) Arnold, 1936, 58, pi. 1, f. 1-3, 6-7; pi. 2, f. 1, 2; 

Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co.; Rockville and Sucker Creek, Malheur 

Co., Oreg. Brown, R. W., 1937, 175, Mascall: John Day Basin, Oreg.

Herberts simplex Newberry.Q

Odostemon simplex (Newberry) Cockerell.DChaney, 1922a, 216; Payette: Idaho. 

1927a, 1.16, pi. 14, f. 7-9, 11; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch, Crooked River 

Basin; Cove Creek, Oreg. Berry, 1932a, 40; Ballantyne Ranch, Malheur Co., 

Oreg. MacGinitie, 1933, 55, pi. 9, f. 1; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., 

Oreg. Brooks, 1935, 293; Sucker Creek: Ballantyne Ranch near Homedale, 

Idaho. Dorf. 1936, 118; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho. LaMotte, 1936, 126; 

Upper Cedarville : 49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev.

Ilex latahensis Ashlee, 1932, 78, pi. 1, f. 14 ; Latah: Elk River, Idaho.

Mahonia trainii Arnold, 1936, 62, pi. 3, f. 4, 6, 8; Rockville, Malheur Co., Oreg. 

Odastemon simplex Berry (part) not Newberry, 1934, 112, pi. 23, f. 1 only; 

Latah, near Weiser, Idaho.

Majanthempphyllum oblongifolium (Penhallow) Berry, 1926, 193; Paskapoo: 

Alberta.

Clintonia oblongifolia Penhallow, 1902a, 55, text-f. 6; Paskapoo: Alberta. 1906, 

392a ; Red Deer River Valley, mouth of Blind Man River, Northwest Territories.

Malapoenna carbonensis (Ward) Knowlton.D?Hollick, 1936, 119, pi. 65, f. 6;

Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Island, southeastern Alaska. 

Malapoenna cretacea (Lesquereux) KnowltonOBerry, 1913a, 572; Tuscaloosa:

near Cottondale, Ala. 

Malapoenna falcifolia (Lesquereux) KnowltonOBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa:

Shirleys Mill, Ala. 1922c, 172; Woodbine: Arthurs Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex. 

Malapoenna horrellensis BerryOBerry, 1920e, 404; Black Creek: North Carolina. 1925, 78, Eutaw: Hale Co., Ala.; Chattahoochee Co., Ga.; Ripley: McNairy Co., Tenn. 

Malapoenna magnifica (Saporta) Hollick, 1936, 118, pi. 66, f. 1-5; Hamilton

Bay, Kupreanof Island, southeastern Alaska; near Berg Lake, Yakutat-Copper

River region, Alaska.

Litsaoa magniflca Saporta, 1866, Ann. Sci. nat. (Paris), ser. 5, Botanique, vol. 4, 

280 (136) pi. 7, f, 6.
198 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Malapoenna sessiliflora (Lesquereux) Knowlton.DKnowlton, 1924, 87, pi. 14,

f. 3; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. 

Malapoenna texensis Ball, 1931, 65, pi. 40, f. 2, 3; pi. 44, f. 5; Indio: Little

Sandy Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Malapoenna sp. Berry, 1924, 188; Barnwell: south of Macon, Twiggs Co., Ga. 

MALLOTUS Loureiro. 

Mallotus comstocki Sanborn, 1935, 23, pi. 6, f. 9; Comstock: Comstock, Douglas

Co., Or eg. 

Mallotus oregonensis Sanborn, 1935, 23, pi. 8, f. 6; Comstock: Comstock,

Douglas Co., Oreg. 

Malus coronariafolia BerryOBerry, 1926b, 113, pi. 56, f. 3; Chowan: Neuse

River, Wayne Co., N. C.

Malus idahoensis R. W. Brown, 1935, 578, pi. 69, f. 12; Latah: Salmon, Idaho, 

Malus pseudoangustifolia BerryOBerry, 1926b, 113, pi. 56, f. 1, 2; Chowan;

Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. C.

Malva? hesperia Knowlton=Carpolithus sp. R. W. Brown. 

MALVOCARPON Hollick, 1928, 214. Genotype: M. alarum Hollick. 

Malvocarpon clarum Hollick, 1928, 214, pi. 75, f. 6; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

MANICARIA Gaertner.C]No<§, 1936a, 444.

Manicaria haydenn Newberry=Geonomites haydenii (Newberry) Berry. 

Manicaria portoricensis Hollick, 1928, 188, pi. 56, f. 24a, b; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

MANIHOT Tournefort. 

Manihot eocenica Berry, 1930, 95, pi. 14, f. 11, 12; Holly Springs: Shandy,.

Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Manihotites georgiana Berry.DBerry, I920e, 404; Black Creek: Wayne Co.,

N. C. 1925, 63; Eutaw: Chattahoochee Co., Ga.; Hardiu Co., Tenn.; Ripley:

Marion Co., Ga.; McNairy.Co., Tenn. 

Marattia cretacea Velenovsky ?DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaioosa: near Gleu.

Allen, Ala. 

MARATTIOPSIS Schimper, 1869, Traite* pal. veg., vol. 1, 607. Genotype:

1M. dentatum (Sternberg) Schimper. 

Marattiopsis hoerensis (Schimper) Thomas. Harris, 1931b, 60, pi. 13, f. 2, 3, 5,

6, 9-11, 15, 16; text-f. 21, 22; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, East

Greenland. 

Marchantia yukonensis Hollick, 1930, 37, pi. 1, f. 2; Kaltag: Lower Yukon

Alaska. 

Marchantites blairmorensis Berry, 1929k, 34, pi. 4, f. 1, 2; Lower Blairmore;:

southwest Alberta. v Marchantites? coloradensis Knowlton, 1930, 16, pi. 1, f., 3; Dawson: Mosby,

Colo. 

Marchantites sewardi Berry, 1920d, 50, text-f. 2; Patapsco;( Federal Hill, near

Ft. McHenry, Md. 

Marchantites stevensoni Berry, 1922g, 4, pi. 4, f. 1; Wilcox: near Jacksonville,

Pulaski Co., Ark. 1924, 141, pi. 64, f. 2; Fayette: near Wellborn, Brazos Co.,

Tex. BalJ, 1931, 145, pi. 23, f. 1; Fayette: Boggy Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Marchantites sp., Berry, 1930c, 17; Estevan: Cypress Hills, Canada. 1930f, 63 -

Estevan: southern Alberta.

Marsilea attenuata (Lesquereux) Hollick.nFlorin, 1919, 253. 

Ma-tonidium, althaiisii, Cockerell not Ward=Matonidium americanum Berry.

Matonidium americanum Berry, 1919f, 287, text-f. 2; McEimo: southwest

Colorado.

MatonldiMm althausiif Cockerell not Ward, 1916, 111, f. 2 ; near Hovenweep Canyon, 

goutbwest Colorado.
CATALOGUE 199

Maytenus berryi R. W. Brown, 1929f, 289, pi. 74, f. 3; Green River: northwest of

De Beque, Colo. 1984, 61, pi. 10, f. 7; Green River: Roan Creek northwest of

De Beque, Colo. 

Maytenus trinitensis Berry, 1925a, 106, pi. 2, f. 4; Siparia: Trinidad, British

West Indies.

Megaspore, Type 2, Harris=TriIetes myrmecodes Harris. 

Megaspore, Type 3, Harris=Triletes rexargenteus Harris. 

MEIBOMIA Heister. 

Meibomia paniculata (LinnS) Kuntze. Berry, 1922b, 11; Pleistocene: Tipton

Co., Tenn. 

MEIBOMITES Knowlton (Genus nudum), 1926, 44. Genotype: M. lucens Knowlton.

Meibomites knowltoni Berry=Cercis spokanensis Knowlton. 

Meibomites lucens Knowlton=Cercis spokanensis Knowlton. 

Meibomites, cf. hicens Brooks=Cercis spokanensis Knowlton. 

Melastomites angustus Berry, 1923b, 23, pi. 6, f. 5; west of Palomares, Oaxaca,

Mexico. 

Melastomites domingensis Berry, 1921a, 124, pi. 21, f. 7; Sanmnft Dist, Santa

Domingo. 

Melastomites miconioides Berry, 1918, 40, pi. 18, f. 2; Culebra: Gaillard

Cut, Canal Zone. 

Melastomites obovatus Berry, 1923b, 23, pi. 6, f. 6; San Jose" del Carmen, Vera

Cruz, Mexico. 

Melastomites ovatus Berry, 1930, 118, pi. 19, f. 4, 5; Holly Springs: La Grange,

Fayette Co., Tenn. 

Melastomites verus (Berry) Berry, 1930, 118; Holly Springs: La Grange,

Fayette Co., Tenn. Ball, 1931, 167, pi. 18, f. 6; Jackson?: Rock Creek, Brazos

Co., Tex.

Cinnamomum vera Berry.OBall, 1931, 63, pi. 18, f. 6; Carrizo : Dimmit Co., Ter.; 

Jackson? (Yegua) : Rock Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.

Melia coloradensis (Knowlton) Cockerell=Lomatia coloradensis (Knowlton)

R. W. Brown. 

MELiCA Linne. 

Melica primaeva Brues & Brues, 1908, 170, text-f. 1; Florissant: Florissant,

Colo.

MELICOCCA Linne\

Melicbcca immutata Rollick, 1928, 210, pi. 73, f. 1-4; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Melicocca sp. Hollick, 1928, 211, pi. 87, f. 4; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

MELIOSMA Blume. 

Meliosma aesculifolia Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 84, pi. 27, f. 1; Fisher: Goshen,

Oreg.

Meliosma californica Berry, 1929d, 99-100; 2% mi. south of San Juan, Calif. 

Meliosma goshenensis Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 84, pi. 28, f. 2f 3; pi. 29, f. 1-3;

Fisher: Goshen, Oreg. Potbury, 1935, 74, pi. 11, f. 7; La Porte, Plumas Co.,

Calif. 

Meliosma rostrata Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 85, pi. 30, f. 2, 4; Fisher: Goshen,

Oreg. 

Meniphylloides tennesseensis Berry, 1930, 49, pi. 49, f. 1-5; Grenada: Cottage

Grove, Henry Co., Tenn. 

Menispermites americanus Berry, 1930, 69, pi. 11, f. 1-4; Holly Springs: near

Shandy, Hardeman Co., Tenn. Ball, 1931, 74, pi. 3, f. 5; Indio: Bartons Ranch,

Bastrop Co., Tex.
200 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Menispermites belli Berry, 1935, 36; Whitemud : Locs. 7, P 5-30, southern. 

Saskatchewan.

Ficus asarifolia, authors not Ettingsbausen.Q 

Ficus asarifolia minor Lesquereux.n

Menispermites carolinaformis Berry, 1924, 165, pi. 50, f. 10, 11; pi. 51, f. 1; 

Lagrange: Columbus, Hickman Co., and Hickman, Fulton Co., Ky.

Menispermum canadense, Knowlton not Llnne", 1906d, 38. 

Cebatha Carolina, Berry not Britton, 1915b, 300.

Menispermites cebathoides Berry, 1922g, 12, pi. 11, f. 1 ; Wilcox : Mansfield,

De Soto Parish, La. 

Menispermites communis Hollick, 1930, 78, pi. 42, f . 1, 2 ; Melozi : Lower Yukon,

Alaska. 

Menispermites cordifolius Hollick, 1930, 79, pi. 41, f. 1; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska. 

Menispermites cyclophyllus Lesquereux.DBerry, 1920e, 403; Black Creek:

Bladen Co., N. C. 

Menispermites dentatus Heer. Seward, 1926, 116, pi. 11, f. 112; Diskp Isl.,

West Greenland. - Menispermites hardemanensis Berry, 1930, 69, pi. 10, f. 2; Holly Springs:

Shandy, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Menispermites hederaeoides Hollick, 1930, 78, pi. 42, f. 5; Melozi: Lower

Yukon,- Alaska. 

Menispermites latahensis Berry =Vitis washingtonensis (Knowlton) B. W.

Brown. 

Menispermites menispermifolius (Lesquereux) Knowlton.C]

. Acerites menispermifolius Lesquereux.nLesquereux, 1871, 380 ; Dakota : Decatur, 

Nebr.

Menispermites nordenskib'Idi (Heer) Seward, 1926, 117, text-f. 23 Seward & 

Conway, 1935a, 22, text-f. 19 ; Atanekerdluk : West Greenland.

Apeibopsis nordensTcioldi Heer, 1874, 23, pi. 5, f. 6.

Populus stygia Heer, (part), 1882, 64, pi. 7, f. 5 ; pi. 18, f. 5 ; pi. 39, f. 1.

Pterospermites cordifolius Heer, 1882, 94, pi. 27, f. 2, 3.

Nuphar cordifolius (Heer) Fritel, 1914, 295.

Menispermites obtusiloba Lesquereux.CDGress, 1922, 300 ; Dakota : Salina, 

Kansas.

Dombeyopsis oWusttoba Lesquereux.QLesquereux, J871, 380 ; Dakota : 5 mi. north

of Port Ellsworth, KanS. 

Menispermites reniformis Dawson.DBerry, 1929 1, 62, pi. 10, f. 1, 2 ; Upper Blairmore : southwestern Alberta. Hollick, 1930, 78, pi. 42, f . 6 ; pi. 43, f . 1 ; Melozi,

Nulato: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Menispermites salinae (Lesquereux) Knowlton.LJ

Acer obtusiloTjum? TJnger.dLesquereux, 1871, 380 ; Dakota : Decatur, Nebr.

Menispermites septentrionalis Hollick, 1930, 79, pi. 42, f. 3, 4| 

River : Upper Yukon ; Kaltag : Lower YuKon, Alaska,

Menispermites variabilis Berry .CDBerry, 1925, 56; Ripley : Henry Co., Tenn. 

Menispermites wilcoxensis BerryOBali, 1931, TD, pi. IT, f. 3-, luaio : Bartons

Eanch, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Menispermites sp. Dawson=Cinnamomoides heerii (LeSQuereux) Seward. 

?Menispermites sp. Seward, 1926, 119, text-f. 24; Disko Isl., West Greenland. 

Menispermum canadense, Knowlton not Linn^=Menispermites carolinaformis

Berry,
CATALOGUE 201

MENTHITES Cockerell, 1926b, 696. Genotype: M. eocenicus Cockerell. 

Menthites eocenicus Cockerell, 1926b, 696; Green River: Roan Mts., Colo. 

MENTZELIA Plumier.

Mentzelia occidentalis (Berry) R. W. Brown, 1935, 282, pi. 69, f. 16, 17; Latah: 

Spokane, Wash.; White Bird, Idaho.

Hibiscus f occidentalis Berry, 1929f, 258, pi. 64, f. 13-15 ; Latah : Spokane, Wash. 

1934, 120 ; Latah : south of Juliaetta, Nez Perce" Co., Idaho.

MENZIESIA Smith.

Menziesia knowltoni Berry, 1929f, 262, pi. 63, f. 12; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Mertensides bullatus (Bunbury) Fontaine.D

Pecopteris bullata Bunhury.DNewberry, 1876, 143, pi. 6, f. 1, la; Trlassic ?: Los 

Bronces and Yaki River, Sonora, Mexico.

Mespilodaphne caudata Berry, 1924, 81, 185, pi. 15, f. 6, 7; Mt. Selman: near 

Elkhart, Anderson Co., Tex.; Yegua: Columbia, Caldwell Parish, La.; Nevils 

Prairie, Houston Co., Tex.; Rock Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.; Lagrange: Randolf 

Bluff, Tipton Co., Tenn. Ball, 1931, 127, 163, pi. 22, f. 5; Mt. Selman: Elkhart, 

Anderson Co.; Yegua: Nevils Prairie, Houston Co.; Jackson-Fayette: Rock 

Creek, Fayette Co.., Tex.

Mespilodaphne caudata major Berry, 1924, 185, pi. 42, f. 2; Fayette: Alum 

Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 163; Fayette: Alum Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.

Mespilodaphne columbiana Berry, 1924, 81, 186, pi. 15, f. 3-5; pi. 00, f. 5; 

Lisbon: near Lexihgton, Holmes Co.; Newton, Newton Co., Miss.; near Silas, 

Choctaw Co., Ala.; Yegua: Columbia, Caldwell Parish, La.; near Bienville, 

La.; Nevils Prairie, Houston Co., Tex.; near Stevens, Ouachita Co., Ark.; 

Gosport: Claiborne Landing, Monroe Co., Ala.; Jackson: near New Edinburgh, 

Cleveland Co., Ark. Ball, 1931, 127, 163; Yegua: Nevils Prairie, Houston Co.; 

Fayette: Rocky Mound, Trinity Co., Tex.

Mespilodaphne coushatta Berry.DBerry, 1930, 117; Holly Springs: Atkins Pit, 

Henry Co., Tenn. Ball, 1931, 66; Carrizo: La. Prior Crossing, Zavalla Co., Tex.

Mespilodaphne culebrensis Berry, 1918, 38, pi. 37, f. 3; Culebra: Gaillard 

Cut, Canal Zone.

Mespilodaphne hispaniolana Berry, 1923b, 7, pi. 1, f. 11; Artibonite Group: Haiti.

Mespilodaphne jacksonensis Berry, 1924, 186, pi. 60, f. 5; Fayette: .Barrera 

League, Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931,164, pi. 33, f. 2; Fayette: Barrera League, 

Brazos Co., Tex.

Mespilodaphne palomaresensis Berry, 1923b, 19, pi. 1, f. 1; north of Palomares, 

Oaxaca, Mexico.

Mespilodaphne precoushatta Berry, 1924, 91, pi. 23, f. 2; Indio: Sayersville, 

Bastrop Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 66; Indio: Sayersville, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Mespilodaphne texana Berry, 1924, 185, pi. 38, f. 1; Fayette: Miraflores, Webb 

Co.; Barrera League, Brazos Co., Tex.; Jackson: White Bluff, Jefferson Co., 

Ark.; Lagrange: Randolf Bluff and near Corona, Tipton Co., Tenn.; Catahoula?: 

Trinity Co., Tex. Ball, 1931,163, pi. 33, f. 1; Catahoula?: Trinity Co.; Fayette : 

Miraflores, Webb Co.; Rocky Mound, Trinity Co.; Barrera League and Boggy 

Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.

METACUPRESSINOXYLON Torrey, 1923, 85. Genotype: M. cupressoidev 

(Holden) Torrey.

Metacupressinoxylon cupressoides (Holden) Torrey, 1923, 84, pi. 14, f. 49-50; 

Raritan: Matteawan, N. J.

Paracupresslnoxylon cupressoides Holden.n

Metopium wilcoxianum Berry.QBall, 1931, 89; Wilcox: Old Port Caddo Landing, 

Harrison Co., Tex.
202 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA. 1919-37

Metopium yeguanum Berry, MS. Ball, 1931, 160, pi. 21, f. 1; Yegua 1. Turkey

Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.; Fayette: Boggy Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

MICROCHEIRIS Harris, 1935,117. Genotype: M. enigma Harris. 

Microcheiris enigma Harris, 1935, 118, pi. 8, f. 5, 6; Thaumatopteris Zone*:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

MICRODESMIS Hooker filius. 

Microdesmis occidentalis Potbury, 1935, 74, pi. 10, f. 3, 5; La Porte, Plumas

Co., Calif.

MICROMERIA Bentham. 

Micromeria chamissonis (Bentham) Greene. Potbury, 1932, 37, pi. 4, f. 5;

San Bruno: San Mateo Co., Calif. 

MICROPODIUM Saporta, 1863, Etudes sur la Vegetation du Sud-est de la

France a 1'epoque tertiare, vol. 1, 137, Genotype: M. oligospermum Saporta. 

Micropodium ovatum (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown, 1937b, 417, text-f. 2; Bridge

Creek: 9 mi. northwest of Mitchell, Oreg.

Ailanthus ovata Lesquereux.n

Microtaenia paucifolia (Hall) Knowlton.DBeiTy, 1929J, 130; Frontier: near 

Cumberland, Wyo. Brown, R. W., 1933, 4, pi. 1, f. 4; Aspen: southwest 

Wyoming.

Microtaenia variabilis KnowltonQBerry, 1929J, 130; Frontier: near Cumberland, Wyo.

Mimosites acaciafolius Berry.DBerry, 1930, 74, pi. 30, f. 5-8; Holly Springs: 

Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Mimosites acutifolius Potbury, 1935, 71, pi. 7, f. 2-5; La Porte, Plumas Co., 

Calif.

Mimosites coloradensis Knowlton, 1923', 166, pi. 40, f. 1-3; Green River: Little 

Duck Creek, Rio Blanco Co., Colo. Brown, R. W., 1934, 59; Green River: 

localities as cited by authors.

Mimosites delequensis R. W. Brown, 1929, 286, pi. 73, f. 1-3; Green River: northwest of De Deque, Colo.

Mimosites falcatus R. W. Brown, 1929, 287, pi. 73, f. 4, 5; Green River: northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Mimosites cooperensis Berry, 1925, 57, -pi. 10, f. 7; Ripley: Henry, Carroll and 

Chester Cos., Tenn.

Mimosites debequensis R. W. Brown=Mimosites coloradensis Knowlton.

Mimosites falcatus R. W. Brown=MimosiJ;es coloradensis KnowltOD.

Mimosites georgianus BerryIHBerry, 1924, 62, 168; Yegua: Nevils Prairie, 

Houston Co., Tex.; Mt. Selman, Palestine, Anderson Co., Tex.; Lisbon: Newton, 

Newton Co. and Lexington, Holmes Co., Miss.; Fayette: Wellborn, Brazos Co.,

Tex.; Barnwell: Grovetown, Columbia Co.; near Macon, Macon Co.; near Gibson, Giascock Co., Ga Ball, 1931,123,155; Mt. Selman: Anderson Co.; legua:

Nevils Prairie, Houston Co.; Fayette: Boggy Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Mimosites leptophyllum MacGinitie, 1937, 143, pi. 6, f. 2; Weaverville: Redding

Creek, Hay Fork, Trinity Co., Calif. 

Mimosites mississippiensis Berry, 1924, 168, pi. 33, f. 2-5; Forest Hill: DOlth

of Jackson, Hinds Co., Miss. 

Mimosites spatuius Berry, 1924, 167, pi. 33, f. 1; Jackson: near El Dorado,

Union Co., Ark. 

Mimosites variabilis Berry.DBerry, 1922g, 14; Wilcox: Claynatcnee, Dale Co.,

Ala 1930, 74, pi. 12, f. 6; pi. 32, f. 7; Holly Springs: Holly Springs, Miss.;

Wickliffe, Ky.; Fayette Co., Tenn.; Puryear, Henry Co. and Hardeman Co.,

Tenn.; Grenada: Grenada, Miss.; Wilcox: Nevada Co., Ark. Ball, 1931, 79; 

. Carrizo?: Concillas Creek, Webb Co., Tex.
CATALOGUE 203

Mimosites wilcoxensis Berry, 1930, 74, pi. 38, f. 6-8; Holly Springs: Hardeman

Co., Term. 

Mimusops anomala Berry, 1925a, 126, pi. 5, f. 2; Siparia: Trinidad, British

West Indies. 

Mimusops claibornensis Berry, 1924, 89, pi. 22, f. 6; Yegua: Cherry Valley,

Cross Co., Ark.

Mimusops collinsi Berry, 1928f, 447, pi. 11, f. 13; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn. 

Mimusops elongata Ball, 1931, 103, pi. 16, f. 2; Indio: Bartons Ranch, Bastrop

Co., Tex. 

Mimusops emarginata (Linne") Britton. Berry, 1934c, 239, text-f. 13; Chapapote: Bafios de Ciego Montero, Santa Clara Province, Cuba. 

Mimusops jumuriensis Hollick, 1924,, 314, pi. 14, f. 3, 4; Matanzas, Cuba. 

Mimusops leonii Hollick, 1924, 314, pi. 14, f. 10; Matanzas, Cuba. 

Mimusops miocenica Berry, I925a, 125, pi. 12, f. 1; pi. 16, f. 2-5; Upper

Forest: Trinidad, British'West Indies. 

Mimusops mississippiensis Berry.OBall, 1931, 103; Carrizo?: Concillas Creek,

Webb Co., Tex. 

Mimusops preduplicata Berry, 1925c, 6, pi. 2, f. 1, 3, 5; pi. 3, f. 5; pi. 4, f. 2-4;

Pleistocene: Trinidad, British Indies. 

Mimusops prenuntia Berry, 1930, 128, pi. 39, f. 1-3; Holly Springs: Atkins and

Bradley Pits, Henry Co., Tenn.; Will Brooks Farm, Madison Co., Tenn. 

Mimusops preparvifolia Berry, 1923b, 8, pi. 1, f. 10; Artibonite Group: Haiti. 

Mimusops sieberifolia Berry.DBall, 1931, 103, pi. 39, f. 4; Indio: Little Sandy

Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Mimusops truncata (Lesquereux) Knowlton.CD

Phyllites truncatus Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 382 ; Wilcox: Mississippi.

MISANTECA Chamisso & Schlechtendal.

Misanteca dubiosa (Hollick) Hollick, 1928, 199, pi. 68, f. 1-6; pi. 70, f. 6b?; 

Collazo: Porto Rico.

Laurophyllum diibiosum Hollick, 1924, 300, pi. 12, f. 1-3; Collazo:' Porto Rico.

Miscellaneous, R. W. Brown, 1937, 186, pi. 45, f. 31; pi. 60, f. 20; Green River:

Fossil, Wyo.; Florissant: Florissant, Colo. 

MOHRODENDRON Britton. 

Mohrodendron inopinum Hollick, 1936, 162, pi. 60, f. Ib; pi. 103, f. la, 2; near

Berg Lake, Yakutat-Copper River region; Kootznahoo Inlet, Admiralty Island,

southeastern Alaska; Matanuska River below Moose Creek, Alaska. 

MOMIPITES Wodehouse, 1933a, 511. Genotype: M. coryloides Wodehouse. 

Momipites coryloides Wodehouse, I933a, 511, f. 43; Green River: Parachute

Creek, Garfield Co., Colo. 

MOMISIA Dietrich. 

Momisia americana Berry, 1924, 57,- 158; Yegua: Nevils Prairie, Houston Co,

Tex.; Barnwell: Columbia Co., Ga. Ball, 1931, 120; Yegua: Nevils Prairie,

Houston Co., Tex.

MONHEIM1A Debey & Ettingshausen. 

Monheimia aquisgranensis Debey & Ettingshausen, 1859, Die urweltlichen

acrobryen Kreidegebirges Aachen: K. Akad. Wiss. Wien, Denkschr., vol. 17,

211, pi. 4, f. 3-10. Berry, 1925, 27, pi. 1, f. 1, 2; Ripiey: Carroll Co., Tenn. 

Monocarpellites perkinsi Berry, 1922g, 16, pi. 12, f. 1-6; Wilcox: Paris, Henry

Co., Tenn. 

1 Monocotyledon of uncertain systematic affinities Hollick, 1924, 290, pi. 1, f. 3; no

locality, West Indies.. 
204 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Monocotyledon sp. (culm or petiole?) Hollick, 1927, 394, pi. 29, f. 2; St. Eugene

silts: British Columbia. 

Monocotyledon sp. (leaf?) Hollick, 1927, 394, pi. 29, f. 1; St. Eugene silts: British

Columbia. 

Monocotyledonous leaf, Berry, 1930d, 68; so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind

Biver Basin, Wyo.

Iris 1! sp. (Lesquereux.)D

-MONTIA Linne\ Mason, 1934, 415 ; discussion. 

Montia f on tana Linne". Mason, 1934, 157, pi. 8, f. 19; Tomales: Tomales Bay,

Marin Co., Calif. 

Montia howellii Watson. Mason, 1934, 158, pi. 8, f. 18; Tomales: Tomales Bay,

Marin Co., Calif. 

Montia perfoliata (Donn.) Howell, Potbury, 1932, 34, pi. 3, f. 3; San Bruno:

San Mateo Co., Calif. Mason, 1934, 158; Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Oo.,

Calif. 

Montia siberica (Linne") Howell. Mason, 1934, 159, pi. 8, f. 20; Tomales:

Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif. 

MOQUILLEA Aublet. 

Moquillea mexicana Berry, 1923b, 8, pi. 3, f. 1; north of Palornares, Oaxaca,

Mexico.

Moriconia americana Berry=Moriconia cyclotoxon Debey & Ettingshausen. 

Moriconia cyclotoxon Debey & Ettingshausen.QHeer, 1882, 49, pi. S3, f. 1-9. 

1883, 11, pi. 53, f. 10; pi. 54, f. lc. Berry, 1925, 30, pi. 3, f. 1, 2 ; Ripley: Henry

and Carroll Cos., Tenn. 1928f, 445, pi. 11, f. 10-12; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn. 

Seward, 1926, 101; Disko Isl., west Greenland. Seward & Conway, 1935, 10,

text-f. 1; Kingigtok, west Greenland.

Pecoptcris kudlistensis Heer, 1874, 97, pi. 26, f. 18.

M oriconia americana Berry.QBerry, 1920e, 398; Black Creek: North Carolina. 

1925, 31, pi. 3, f. 3, 4; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn.

Moss, genus and species?, Knowlton, 1926, 24, pi. 8, f. 5, 6; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Muscites? lesquereuxi Berry, 1928f, 442, pi. 11, f. 1-3; Ripley; Carroll Co., 

Tenn. ~

Selayinella laciniata, Berry not Lesquereux, 1925, 25; Ripley : Carroll Co., Tenn.

Muscites sternbergiana Dunker=Sphenolepis sternbergiana (Dunker) Schenk.

Musophyllum complicatum LesquereuxCKnowlton, 1923, 155; Green River: 

8 mi. south of Green River Station, Wyo. Berry, 1926d, 99; Eocene: Newhykulston Creek, British Columbia 1930d, 68, so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind 

River Basin, Wyo.

Musophyllum elegans Engelhardt Heliconia elegans (Engelhardt) Berry.

Musophyllum trinitense Hollick=Heliconia elegans (Engelhardt) Berry.

Musophyllum sp. Hollick, 1924, 290, pi. 14, f. 2; Matanzas, Cuba.

Musophyllum sp. Berry, 1926d, 192; Paskapoo: Alberta.

Musophyllum sp. Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Eska Creek, Lower Matanuska 

Valley, Alaska.

Musophyllum sp. Hollick, 1928, 193, pi. 61, f. 1; Collazo: Porto Rico.

Myrcia ambiguaformis Berry, 1924, 191, : pi. 63, f. 2; Fayette: Mossy Creek,

Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 167, pi. 32, f. 11; Fayette: Boggy Creek, Brazos 

Co., Tex.

Myrcia bentonensis Berry.D?Berry, 1924, 192; Jackson: near New Edinburgh, 

Cleveland Co., Ark. ' 

Quercus retracta Lesquereux.n^squereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox: Mississippi.
CATALOGUE 205

Myrcia catahoulensis Berry, 1916e, 242, pi. 60, f. 5, 6; Catahoiila: Chalk Hills, 

near Rosefleld, La. 1924, 191; Fayette: Trinity Co., Tex.; Ban-era League, 

Brazos Co., Tex. ?Ball, 1931, 166, pi. 32, f. 6, 7; Fayette: Trinity Co., Tex.; 

Barrera League, Brazos Co., Tex.

Myrcia dubia Berry, 1925, 81, pi. 19, f. 3; Ripley: Henry and Carroll Cos., Tenn.

Myrcia denuntiativa Hollick, 1928, 217, pi. SO, f. 5; Collazo: Porto Rico.

Myrcia eugenioides Hollick, 1924, 310, pi. 9, f. 6, 7; Collazo River, Porto Rico. 

1928, 217; Collazo : Porto Rico.

Myrcia havanensis Berry,DBerry, 1916f, 300; Eutaw: Havana, Hale Co.; Ala. 

1919, 125, pi. 11, f. 4; pi. 28, f. 7; Ripley: near Camden, near Cypress, near 

Selmer, Tenn. 1925, 81, pi. 19, f. 9; Eutaw: Hale Co., Ala.; Ripley: Henry, 

McNairy and Carroll Cos., Tenn.

Myrlca havatiensis, Knowlton not Berry.D

Eucalyptus atteniiata, Ward not Newberry, 1895, 371; Ripley : east of Pocabontas, Tenn.

Myrcia pseudorostrata Hollick, 1924, 309, pi. 8, f. 6a; Siparia: Trinidad, 

British West Indies.

Myrcia saraviana Berry, 1923b, 21, pi. 5, f. 1; north of Palomares, Oaxaca, 

Mexico.

Myrcia trowbridgei Berry, 1924, 87, pi. 48, f. 3-5; Mt. Selrnan: Palofax, Webb 

Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 128, 167, pi. 19, f. 6; Mt. Selmau: Palofax, Webb. Co.; 

Yegua: Turkey Creek, Brazos Co.; Fayette: Boggy Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.

Myrcia vera Berry.dBerry, 1930, 118, pi. 36, f. 3; Holly Springs: Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.; Lagrange: F'ayette Co.; near McKenzie, Carroll Co.; Puryear, 

Henry Co., Tenn.; Grenada: Cottage Grove, Henry Co., Tenn.; Wilcox: Boydsville, Clay Co.; Nevada Co., Ark. Ball, 1931,100; Carrizo?: La Prior Crossing, 

Zavalla Co., Tex.

Myrcia worthenii (Lesquereux) Berry.D

8alia> wortheni'. Lesquereux.nLesquereux, 1871, 382 ; Wilcox : Mississippi.

MYRCIOPHYLLUM Engelhardt. Berry, 1935, 52.

Myrciophyllum americanum Berry, 1935, 52, pi. 15, f. 3 ; Middle Ravenscrag: Loc. 

P 10-30, southern Saskatchewan.

Myrica acuminata Unger.Q?Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River 

below Moose Creek, Alaska.

Myrica acuminata, Lesquereux not Unger (part) =UImus brownellii Lesquereux.

Myrica acuminata, Lesquereux not Unger (part) =Myrica scottii Lesquereux.

Myrica acuminata Ball not Unger=Myrica balli LaMotte.

Myrica alkalina Lesquereux=Rhus variabilis (Newberry) Knowlton.

Myrica ashleei LaMotte, new name. This leaf does not correspond with the 

description of Myrica? idahoensis Knowlton, 1898b, and appears to be a homonym.

Myrica'idahoen&is Ashlee, 1932, 81, pi. 2, f. 13 ; La tab : Elk River, Idaho. (Homonym, KnoWl "ton, 1898b.)

Myrica balli LaMotte, new name.

Myrica acuminata^ Ball not Unger, 1931, 39, pi. 13, f. 2-6 ; Indio : Barton's Ranch, 

Bastrop Co., Tex. (Homonym, Unger, 1845.)

Myrica banksiaefolia Unger.QHollick, 1936, 75; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula.

 Alaska. 

Myrica banksiaefolia curta Hollick, 1936, 75, pi. 32, f. 2, 3; pi. 109, f. 14-16;

Cape Douglas, Alaska Peninsula; mountain at head of north branch Russel

Creek, Alaska Peninsula.
206 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Myrica brittoniana BerryOBerry, 1925, 45, pi. 6, f. 9; Ripley: Henry Co.,

Tenn. 

Myrica brittoniana obtusata Berry, 1925, 45, pi. 5, f. 1, 2; Ripley: Henry Co.,

Tenn. 

Myrica californica Chamisso & Schlectendal. Chaney & Mason, 1930, 11;

Pleistocene: Santa Cruz Island, Calif. 1933a, 59, pi. 7, f. 7, 8; Pleistocene:

Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif . Mason, 1934, 154, pi. 7, f. 17, 18; Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif.

Myrica callicomaefolia Lesquereux=Ulmus brownellii Lesquereux. 

Myrica claiborniana Berry, 1924, 56; Gosport: Claiborne Landing, Monroe Co.,

Ala.

Myrica cliffwoodensis Berry.DBerry, 1920e, 400; Black Creek: North Carolina. 

Myrica cooperensis Berry, 1925, 42, pi. 6, f. 1; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn. 

Myrica (Comptonia) cuspidata Dawson, not Lesquereux nor Knowlton=Comptonia predryandroides Berry. 

Myrica diforme (Sternberg) Chaney, 1927a, 103, pi. 9, f. 1, 3, 5; Bridge Creek:

Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg.

Asplenitim diforme Sternberg.Q 

Comptonia diforme (Sternberg) Berry.Q 

Oomptonia columbiana Dawson.Q

Myrica drymeja (Lesquereux) Knowlton=Ulmus brownellii Lesquereux.

Myrica elegans BerryOBerry, 1920e, 400; Black Creek: North Carolina.

Myrica emarginata Heer.DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mil]; near 

Cottondale; Snow Plantation, Ala. 1922c, 161; Woodbine: Arthurs Bluff, 

Lamar Co., Tex. Seward, 1925, 245; states that the type specimen is unworthy 

of being named.

Myrica fallax Lesquereux=Ulmus brownellii Lesquereux.

Myrica havanesis, Knowlton not Berry=Myrcia havanesis Berry.

Myrica? idahoensis Knowlton=Arbutus idahoensis (Knowlton) R. W. Brown.

Myrica idahoensis, Ashlee not Knowlton=Myrica ashleei LaMotte, new name.

Myrica insignis Lesquereux=Dipteronia insignis (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown.

Myrica johnstrupi (Heer) Berry, 1925, 43; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn.

Quercus jOlinstrupl Heer.DWhite, 1898, 362; Patoot, Nugsuak Pen., West ..Greenland. Seward, 1926, 115, text-f. 22; Nugsuak, West Greenland.

Quercus auspidtffera Heer, 1882, 25, pi. 56, f. 22. White, 1898, 362 ; Patoot, Nugsuak Pen., West Greenland.

MyriCQ lailCGOlata Knowlton=Arbutus idahoensis (Knowlton) R. W. Brown.

Myrica langeana Heer. Rollick, 19l2a, 50, Chickaloon: Matarmska River below

Moose Creek, Alaska. 

Myrica latiloba acutiloba Lesquereux=Dipteronia insignis (Lesquereux) R. W.

Brown, 

Myrica? lessigiana Lesquereux=ArtocarpUS lessigiana (Lesquereux) Knowlton.

Myrica f lessigii Lesquereux=Artocarpus lessigiana (Lesquereux) Knowlton.

Myrica lignitum (Unger) Saporta.QHoiHck, 1936, 76, pi. 32, f. 4; pi. 100, f. 13; 

Cape Douglas, Alaska Peninsula; mountain at head of north branch Russel 

Creek, Alaska Peninsula,

Mvrica. longa (Heer) Heer=Laurophyllum plutonium (Heer) Seward. 

Myrica lUulltigii, L6St|liereux not sChimpor=Rhus variabilis (Nawberry)

Knowlton. 

Myrica minor Berry, 1925, 43, pi. 6, f. 2, 3; Ripley: Henry and Carroll Cos.,

Tenn.
CATALOGUE 207

Myrica minuta Knowlton, 1923, 157, pi. 37, f. 12; Green River: Greasewood 

Creek, 40 mi. southeast of Meeker, Colo. Brown, R. W., 1934, 54, pi. 9, f. 1, 2; 

Green River: Kimball Creek northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Salix linearis Knowlton, 1923, 155, pi. 37, f. 8; Green River : 20 mi. west of Rio 

Blanco, Rio Blanco Co., Colo.

Myrica.nervosa KnowltonUBerry, 1929J, 131; Frontier: near Cumberland, Wyo.

Myrica nigricans Lesquereux=Cupanites nigricans (Lesquereux) Berry.

Myrica oregoniana Knowlton=Zelkova oregoniana (Knowlton) R. W. Brown.

Myrica ornata Berry, 1925, 44, pi. 6, f. 4, 5; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn. 1928f, 

442; Ripley.: Carroll Co., Tenn.

Myrica pacifica Chaney, 1920a, 163, pi. 7, f. 5; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., 

Oreg.

Myrica praedrymeja Knowlton=Planera nervosa Newberry.

Myrica puryearensis Berry, 1930, 62, pi. 48, f. 36, 38; Holly Springs: Puryear, 

Henry Co.; McKenzie, Carroll Co., Tenn.

Myrica ripleyerisis Berry.DBerry, 1925, 41; Ripley: Henry and Carroll Cos., 

Tenn.

Myrica salicina Unger.QKnowlton, 1923, 156; Green River; Green River, Wyo.

Myrica speciosa Unger, 1850, Gen. et Sp. plant, foss. 396. 1850, K. Akad. Wiss. 

(Wien), Math-naturwiss. 01., Denkschr., vol. 2,161 (31), pi. 28 (7), f. 7 Hoilick, 1936, 77, pi. 32, of. la; pi. 33, f. 3; Cape Douglas, Alaska Peninsula.

Myrica torreyi Lesquereux.QBerry, 1925, 44, pi. 6, f. 6, 7; Ripley: Carroll Co., 

Tenn. 1928f, 442 ; Ripley : Carroll Co., Tenn. Knowlton, 1922, 123, Laramie: 

near Crow Creek, Colo.; Post-Laramie: Black Buttes, Wyo.; Lance?: Converse 

Co., Wyo.; Mesa Verde: Point of Rocks, Wyo.; Vermejo: Rockvale, La Veta 

and Walsenburg, Colo.

Myrica torreyi, R. W. Brown not Lesquereux=Sapindus dentoni Lesquereux.

Myrica torreyi obtusata Berry, 1925, 45, pi. 6, f. 8; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn.

Myrica? trifoliata Newberry.D ?Hollick, 1930, 67, pi. 31, f. 10; Melozi: Lower 

Yukon, Alaska.

Myrica uglowi Berry, 1926cl, 100, pi. 18, f. 1; Joseph Creek, British Columbia.

Myrica undulataf, Lesquereux not Heer=Rhus variabilis (Newberry) Knowlton.

Myrica vindabonensis (Ettingshausen) Heer.QHollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: 

Matanuska River below Moose Creek, Alaska. 1936, 75; Ninilchik, Kenai 

Peninsula, Alaska.

Myrica wadii Berry, 1925, 40, pi. 4, f. 4, 5; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 1928f, 

442; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn.

Myrica wadii minor Berry, 1925, 41, pi. 4, f. 6-8; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn.

Myrica wilcoxensis Berry.OBall, 1931, 39; Indio: Webb Co., Tex.

Myrica zachariensis, Lesquereux (part) not Saporta=Rhus variabilis (Newberry) Knowlton.

Myrica zachariensis, Lesquereux (part) not Saporta=Ulmua brownellii Lesquereux.

Myrica? sp. Ball, 1931, 39; Indio: Bastr.op Co., Tex.

Myrica sp. Bell, 1928, 25, pi. 10, f. 1; Stikine River, British Columbia.

Myrica sp. Dawson, 1879a, B 186; Ninemile Creek, Tulameen River, British 

Columbia.

Myrica sp. Knowlton, 192S', 157, pi. 37, f. 2=Rhus variabilis (Newberry) 

Knowlton.

Myrica sp. Knowlton, 1923, 158, pi. 40, f. 13 (not 157, pi. 37, 1 2) =Salix longiacuminata Knowlton.

Myrica sp. Knowlton, 1930, 44, pi. 11, f. 7; Dawson: Ramah, Colo.

241636 44 14
208 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1 9 1 9-3 7

MYRICIPITES Wodehouse, 1933a, 505. Genotype: M. duUus Wodehouse. *

Myricipites dubius Wodehouse, 1933a, 506, f. 33; Green River: Parachute Creek, 

Garfield Co., Colo.

MYRIOPHYLLUM Pontedera.

Myriophyllum ambiguipites Wodehouse, 1933a, 516, f. 51; Green River: Parachute Creek, Garfield.Co., Colo. - MYRISTICA Linne".

Myristica catahoulensis Berry, 1916i, 241, f. 1-6; Catahoula: Trinity Co., Tex. 

1924, 163, pi. 32, f. 8-13; Catahoula?: Trinity Co., Tex Ball, 1931, 153, pi. 26, 

f. 6, 7; Catahoula? (Jackson?): Government Lock, Trinity Co., Tex.

Myristicophyllum panamense Berry, 1918, 29, pi. 13, f. 3; Culebra: Gaillard 

Cut, Canal Zone.

Myrsine borealis Heer=Dalbergites borealis (Heer) Seward.

Myrsine consobrina Heexr= Dalbergites borealis (Heer) Seward.

Myrsine gaudini (Lesquereux) BerryOBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: near 

Glen Alien ; near Cottondale, Ala. 1920e, 405; Black Creek: North Carolina. 

Hollick, 1930, 113, pi. 30, f. Ib; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Myrsine pseudoferruginea Hollick, 1928, 218, pi 82, f. l-5a; pi. 85, f. la; 

Collazo: Porto Rico.

Myrtonium geinitzi (Heer) Berry=Dammarites borealis (Heer) Seward.

Myrtophyllum angustum (Velenovsky) Berry, 1925, 82, pi. 19, f. 1; Ripley: 

Henry, Carroll and Chester Cos., Tenn.; Buena Vista, Ga.; Eutaw: McBrides 

Ford, Columbus, Ga.

Eucalyptus angusta Velenovsky.Q Maiden, 1924, 226.

Myrtophyllum boreale Seward & Conway, 1935a, 24, pi. 5, f. 28; text-f. 20; 

Amisut: west Greenland. '

Myrtophyllum geinitzi Heer=Laurophyllum plutonium (Heer) Seward.

Nageiopsis sp. Berry, 1929k, 50, pi. 8, f. 7; Lower Blairmore: southwest 

Alberta.

Nageiopsis angustifolia FontaineOBerry, 1929k, 49; Kootenay and Lower Blairmore: southwestern Alberta. Hollick, 1930, 51, pi. 28, f. 2; Kaltag: Lower 

Yukon, Alaska.

Nageiopsis? montanensis Fontaine=Podozamites inaequilateralis (FontaineV 

Berry.

Nageiopsis zamioides FontaineOBerry, 1929k, 49; Kootenay: southwest Alberta. Hollick, 1930, 51; pi. 8, f. 3; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

NAJAS Linne".

Najas sp. Berry, 1924a, 17, pi. 1, f. 1-3; Pleistocene: Washington, D. C.

Nathorstia angustifolia, Heer=Laccopteris rigida (Heer) Seward.

fNathorstia latifolia Nathorst=Laccopteris latifolia (Nathorst) Seward &.

Conway.

Navicula lata, Penhallow, 1900, 336; Erie clays, Canada.

Nectandra antillanafolia Berry, 1924, 83, 187, pi. 38, f. 3; pi. 42, f. 3; pi. 52, f. 7; 

pi. 53, f. 1, 2; pi. 54, f. 5; Yegua: Rock Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.; Fayette: 

Miraflores, Webb Co., Tex.; Catahoula?: Trinity Co., Tex.; near Wellborn, 

Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 59, 164, pi. 2, f. 7; pi. 29, f. 2; pi. 30, f. 6; Fayette :

near Miraflores, Webb Co.; Cutalioula? ; Xrinity Co.; near "Wellborn, BraZDS

Co.; near Bryan; Indio: Bartons Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Nectandra apalachicolensis Berry, 1916b, 51, pi. 9, f. 3; Alum Bluff: Alum

Bluff, Liberty Co., Fla. 

Nectandra areolata Engelhardt, 1895, Abh. Senck, Naturf. Gesell., vol. 19, 29,

pi. 6, f. 1, 2; Santa Ana, Colombia. Berry, I921b, 177, pi. 27; Costa Rica. 

1923b, 19, pi. 4, f. 3 ; north of Palomares, Oaxaca, Mexico.
CATALOGUE 209

Nectandra arkansana Berry, 1924, 82, 187, pi. 38, f. 2; Gosport: Claiborne Landing, Monroe Co., Ala.; Jackson: near El Dorado, Union Co., Ark. Ball, 1931, 

127, pi. 20, f. 1, 2; Yegua: Turkey Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.

Nectandra curvatifolia Engelhardt, 1895, Ab'h. Senck, Naturf. Gesell., vol. 19, 

28, pi. 9, f. 3. Berry, 1925a, 116, pi. 9, f. 6; Siparia: Trinidad, British West 

Indies.

Nectandra elliptica Ball, 1931, 60, pi. 16, f. 3; Indio: Bartons Ranch, Bastrop 

Co., Tex.

Nectandra gosportensis Berry, 1924, 82, pi. 16, f. 1-3; Lisbon: Newton, Newton Co., Miss.; Gosport: Claiborne Landing, Monroe Co., Ala.; Yegua: Nevils 

Prairie, Houston Co.; Cedar Creek, Angelina Co., Tex.; near Bienville, La.; 

near Stevens, Ouachita Co., Ark. Ball, 1931, 127; Yegua: Nevils Prairie, 

Houston Co.; Lufkin, Angelina Co., Tex.

Nectandra gosportensis jacksonensis Berry, 1924, 187, pi. 35, f. 2; Catahoula?: 

Trinity Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 127, 165, pi. 20, f. 1, 2 ; pi. 21, f. 4; Yegua: Turkey 

Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.; Catahoula?: Trinity Co., Tex.

Nectandra kugleri Berry, 1925a, 115, pi. 12, f. 4, 5; Upper Forest: Trinidad, 

British West Indies.

Nectandra lancifolia (Lesquereux) BerryOKnowlton, 1924, 87, pi. 13, f. 1; 

Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo.

Qu&rcus lyellii Heer.GLesquereux, 1811, 382; Wilcox: Mississippi; Marshall, Colo. (<^> 

Persea lanolfolia Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox: Mississippi.

Nectandra latifolia Ball, 1931, 61, pi. 41, f. 1-3; Indio: Bartons Ranch, Bastrop

Co., Tex. 

Nectandra parvula Berry, 1930, 116, pi. 46, f. 3', 4; Grenada: Cottage Grove,

Henry Co., Tenn. 

Nectandra presanguinea Chancy & Sanborn, 1933, 73, pi. 18, f. 1, 2, 5, 7;

Fisher: Goshen, Oreg. 

Nectandra prolifica Berry, 1925, 78, pi. 17, f. 1-3; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn. 

1928f, 442; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn. 

Nectandra pseudoantillana Hollick, 1924, 298, pi. 15, f. 1, 2; Santa Clara,

Cuba. 

Nectandra pseudocoriacea Berry.DBall,. 1931, 62; Wilcox: Port Oak Prairie,

Anderson Co., Tex. 

Nectandra puryearensis Berry.DEall, 1931, 61, pi. 43, f. 1; Indio: Little Sandy

Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Nectandra silvarenaria Berry, 1925a, 116, pi. 8, f. 3; Forest: Trinidad, British

West Indies. 

Nectandra tehuantepecensis Berry, 1923b, 18, pi. 1, f. 6; Palomares, Oaxaca,

Mexico. 

Nectandra wilcoxensis Berry, 1930, 116, pi. 40, f. 5, 6; Grenada, Cottage Grove.

Henry Co., Tenn. Ball, 1931, 62, pi. 2, f. 1, 2; pi. 44, f. 2, 3; Indio: Bartons

Ranch and Little Sandy Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Nectandra woodringi Berry, 1921b, 177, pi. 26, f. 1; Costa Rica. 

Negundo acutifolia (Lesquereux) PaxO

Negundoides acutifolia Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 380 ; Dakota : Salt Creek, 

Dakota Co., Nebr.

Negundo decurrens LesquereuxQKnowlton, 1930, 100, pi. 45, f. 10; Denver:

Golden, Colo. 

Negundo fremontensis Berry, 1930d, 72, pi. 11, f. 1-3; so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo.
210 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Negundo knowltoni Berry, 1930, 98, pi. 21, f. 7; pi. 42, f. 7; Grenada: near 

Somerville,-Fayette Co., Tenn. Ball, 1931, 83, pi. 17, f. 2; Indio: Bastrop Co., 

Tex.

Negundoides acutifolia Lesquereux=Negundo acutifolia (Lesquereux) Pax.

NELUMBITES Berry.DBerry, 1935, 38; discussion.

Nelumbites striata Berry, 1935, 38, pi. 8, f. 1-3; Whitemud: Loc. P 5-30, southern Saskatchewan.

Nelumbium arcticum Heer, 1882, 92, pi. 40, f. 6; West Greenland. Seward, 

1925, 244.

Nelumbium lakesianum Lesquereux=Nelumbo tenuifolia Knowlton.

'Nelumbium lakesii Lesquereux=Nelumbo tenuifolia Knowlton.

Nelumbium sp. Dawson, 1879a, B 186; Ninemile Creek; Tulameen River, BritishColumbia.

NELUMBO AdansonOKnowlton, 1930, 88; discussion.

Nelumbo crossii Knowlton, 1930, 93, pi. 41, f. 3; Dawson: Sedalia, Colo.

Nelumbo dawsoni Hollick.DBerry, 1935, 36, pi. 8, f. 1; Whitemud: Loc. 7, 

P 5-30, southern Saskatchewan.

Nelumbo laramiensis Hollick.n

Nelumbo intermedia Knowlton.D

Lemna scutata, Lesquereux not Dawson.O

Brasenia antiqua Dawsou, 1885, 514; Belly River: near Medicine Hat, Alberta.

Nelumbo intermedia, Knowlton=Nelumbo dawsoni Hollick.

Nelumbo lakesiana Knowlton=Nelumbo tenuifolia Knowlton.

Nelumbo laramiensis Hollick=Nelumbo dawsoni Hollick.

Nelumbo protolutea Berry.D ?Hollick, 1936, 113, pi. 61, f. 1-3; ten miles below 

Rampart, Yukon River, central Yukon district, Alaska.

Nelumbo tenuifolia KnowltonGKnowlton, 1922, 141, pi. 26, f. 7; Denver: Sand 

Creek, Colo. 1930, 92, pi. 41, f. 2; Denver: east of Denver, Colo. Berry, 1935, 

37, pi. 7, f. 2, 3 ; Whitemud: Loc. P 5-30; Middle Ravenscrag: Loc. 1269, southern Saskatchewan.

NelumUum tenuifolium Lesquereux.Q

Nelumbium lakesianum Lesquereux.Q

Nelumbium lakesii Lesquereux.nLesquereux, 1888, 53; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Nelumbo lakesiana Knowlton.QKnowlton, 1924, 88; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. 

1930, 91, pi. 41, f. 1; pi. 42, f. 2; Denver: Golden, Colo.; Dawson: Sedalia,

Colo.

Nelumbo weymouthi R. w. Brown, -1933, 7, pi. 1, f. 1; Aspen: southwest Wyoming.

Nelumbo? sp. Chaney, 1921a, 91; Puente : Los Angeles Co., Calif.

NEOCALAMITES HalleOGenotype: N. hoerensis (Schimper) Halle.

Neocalamites carcinoides Harris, 1931b, 25, pi. 4, f. 2, 3, 5-7; pi. 5, f. 1-5; 

pi. 6, f. 1-6; text-f. 5A-D; Thaumalopteris Zone; Scoresby Sound, Bast Greenland.

Neocalamites ct. inopinata (Zciller) Harris, 1O2O, 01, pi. 4, f. i - pi. o, £. 1 4, 

Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland. 

Neocalamites carrerei (Zeiller) Halle, 1908, K. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handl.,

vol. 43, 6. Humphreys, 1916a, 77; Santa Clara Coal Field, Sonora, Mexico.

^p/w^^e-r^ oo^o^o* z^.Ti^r. 100!J. BI. F<»ra. aes Gitea a« Oharbon du Tonkin 137-

14% pL 861 £1,2; pL 37, f. 1; pi. 38, f, 1-8,

Neocalamites hoerensis (Schimper) Halle, Harris, 1926, 51, pi. 4, f. 8; pi. 9, f. 

2, 5; text-f. la; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 1931b, 22-25, text-f. 

4A-B; Lepidopteris and Thaumatopteris Zones: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Neocalamites cf. inopinata, (Zeiller) Harris=Neocalamites carcinoides Harris
CATALOGUE 211

NEPETA Rivinus.

Nepeta? pseudaeluri Cockerell, 1927a, 54, f. 1; Florissant: Florissant, Colo.

NILSSONIA Brongniart (spelled Nilsonia in Knowlton's catalogue), 1825, Observations sur les v£getaux fossiles renfermfis dans les gre"s de Hoer en Scanie., 

Ann. Sci. Nat., vol. 4, p. 200. Harris, 1932, 40.

Nilssonia alaskana Hollick, 1930, 45, pi. 6, f. 3-6a, 7, 8a, 9, 10; pi. 7, f. 1, 2a, 

3a, 5, 7-9a; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula; Nulato: Lower Yukon; Kaltag: Lower 

Yukon, Alaska.

Nilssonia comptula approximata Hollick, 1930, 44, pi. 6, f. 1; Kaltag: LowerYukon, Alaska.

Nilssonia densinerve (Fontaine) Berry, 1911a, 362, pis. 57, 58; Patuxent: Maryland. 1929k, 46; Lower Blairmore: southwest Alberta.

Platypterlgium densinervG Fontaine.D 

Platypterigium rogeraianum Fontaine.Q

Nilssonia cf. densinerve (Fontaine) Bell, 1928b, 28, pi. 14; Mattagami:

Ontario. 

Nilssonia fragilis Harris, 1932, 47, 4, f. 2-4, 6, 11; text-f. 25A-E; Lepidopteris

and Thaumatopteris Zones: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Nilssonia gibbsii (Newberry) Hollick.D

Nilssonia johnstrupi Heer.DWhite, 1898, 349; Pag^orflk, Nugsuak Pen., west 

Greenland.

Nilssonia incisoserrata Harris, 1932, 49, pi. 4, f. 1, 7-10; pi. 5, f. 1-7, 11 (top), 

15; pi. 8, f. 12; text-f. 26; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

Nilsaonia polymorpha Harris (part) not Schenk, 1926, 73, pi. 5, f. 4b, Ga; text-f. 

10E; Rhaetic : Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

Nilssonia mediana Leckenby. Wilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Groundhog Coal 

Basin, Upper Skeena River, British Columbia.

Nilssonia mehli Berry, 1929J, 132, pi. 20; Frontier: near Lander, Wyo.

Nilssonia minor Harris, 19S2, 49, pi. 4, f. 5; pi. 5, f. 8; text-f. 25F-H; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Nilssonia nigracollensis WielandQWilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Groundhog 

Coal Basin, Upper Skeena River, British Columbia.

Nilssonia obtusa (Nathorst) Harris, 1932, 43', pi. 3, f. 5, 10, 13; text-f. 24; 

Thaumatopteris Zone:. Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Nilsaonia polymorpha, Harris (part) not Schenk, 1926, 73, pi. 5, f. 6b; text-f. 

10B, D, F, G, H; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Nilssonia oregonensis (Fontaine) Berry .QBerry, 1911, 361; Patuxent?: Chinkapin Hollow, Va. '

Nilssonia parvula (Heer) Fontaine.DWilson, 1914, 409; Kootenai: Groundhog 

Coal Basin,- Upper S*keena River, British Columbia.

Nilssonia, pasaytensis Penhallo\v=Nilssonia schaumbergensis (Dunker) Nathorst.

Nilssonia polymorpha Schenk.QNewberry, 1888a, 349; near San Juancito, Honduras. Harris, 1926, 73, text-f. 10A, C; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 1932, 46; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Nilssonia polymorpha, Harris (part) not Schenk=Nilssonia incisoserrata 

Harris.

Nilssonia polymorpha, Harris (part) not Schenk=Nilssonia obtusa (Nathorst) 

Harris.

Nilssonia pseudopterophylloides Hollick, 1930, 44, pi. 6, f. 2; Kaltag: Lower 

Yukon, Alaska.
212 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Nilssonia schaumbergensis (Dunker) Natborst.Q Wilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: 

Groundhog Coal Basin, Upper Skeeua River, British Columbia. Berry, 1929k, 

47,°pl. 7, f. 5; Lower Blairmore: southwest Alberta. 

Nilssonia pasaytensis Penhallow.D

Nilssonia cf. schaumburgensis (Dunker) Nathorst. Wilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai : Pimainus Hills north of Spence Bridge, Thomson River, British Columbia.

Nilssonia serotina Heer, 1878, 19, pi. 2, f. la, 2-5. Hollick, 1930, 43, pi. 4, f. 

1-7; pi. 5, f. l-5a ; pi. 7, f. 6a, 6b, lOa ; pi. 29, f. 3b, 5a ; pi. 30, f. 2a, 3b; Chignik: 

Alaska Peninsula.

Nilssonia steamboatea Reagan, 1924, 141, f. Ic; Dakota: Steamboat Canyon, 

18 mi. west of Ganado, Ariz.

Nilssonia yukonensis Hollick, 1930, 42, pi. 3, f. l-7a; pi. 7, f. 4; Melozi, Kaltag: 

Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Nilssonia undulata Harris, 1932, 41, pi. 3, f. 3, 8, 9, 11; text-f. 23; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Nilssonia sp. Wilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Groundhog Coal Basin, Upper 

S"keena River, British Columbia.

NIPADITES BowerbankONoe", 1936a, 444.

Nipadites burtini umbonatus Bowerbank.dBerry, 1914e, 57; Grenada: Grenada 

Co., Miss. 1924, 150, pi. 64, f. 6; Fayette: Mossy Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Ball, 1931, 149; Fayette: Boggy Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. %

Nipadites sp. Berry, 1930, 56, pi. 50, f. 11-13; no locality; Grenada: Tennessee.

Noeggerathiopsis hislopi Bunbury. Wieland, 1913, 265; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, 

Oaxaca, Mexico. 1914, 112, pi. 37, f. 1; pi. 38; pi. 39, f. 1; pi. 60, f. 2, 3; Liassic : Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Noeggerathiopsis sp. Newberry, 1888a, 350; near San Juancito, Honduras.

Nordenskibldia borealis Heer.QKnowlton, 1923, 176; Green River: Green 

River, Wyo. Berry, 1930d, 76; so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River 

Basin, Wyo. Hollick, 1936, 169, pi. 120, f. 1, 2; Portage (Balboa) Bay, Alaska 

Peninsula.

Nuphar cordifolius (Heer) Fritel=Menispermites nordenskioldi (Heer) Seward.

Nympkaea diatoma MacGinitie=Nymphaeites nevadensis (Knowlton) R. W. 

Brown.

NYMPHAEITES Sternberg, 1825, Flora der Vorwelt, vol. 1 (Tentamen), p. 

xxxix. Heer emend, Fl. Foss. Arct, vol. 2, no. 3, 65, 1870. Hollick, 1930, 74;. 

discussion.

Nymphaeites diatoma (MacGinitie) Arnold=Nymphaeites nevadensis (Knowl-

, ton) R. W. Brown.

Nymphaeites exemplaris Hollick, 1930, 75, pi. 40, f. 4; Seventyipile River, Upper 

Yukon, Alaska. Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River, British Columbia.

Nymphaeites nevadensis (Knowlton) R. W. Brown, 1937c, 509, text-f. 10; 

Esmeralda: Nevada; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg.;. Payette:

west of Weiser, Idaho.

Spathyema? nevadensis Knowlton.O

TJnUnown pla.nl:, .Krio>vlton.IU

NympJiaea diatoma MacGinitie, 1933, 55, pi. 7, f. 6; pi. 8, f. 1; Trout Creek, Trout

Creek, Harney CO., Oreg. v

NympHaeites Matoma (MacGinitie) Arnold, 1937, 85 ; Trout Creek : Trout Creek,

Harney Co., Oreg.

Nymphaeites rotundus Arnold, 1937, 84, text-f. 1; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, 

Hafney Co., Oreg.

NYMPHAEOPHYLLUM Arnold, 1935, 380. No genotype designated; no description eitber of genus or species. Genus nudum.
CATALOGUE 213

Nymphaeophyllum sp. nov. Arnold, 1935, 380; Trout Creek: Trout Creek.

Harney Co., Oreg.

Nyssa aquatica, Knowlton not Marshall=Nyssa biflora Walter. 

Nyssa arctica Heer.QHollick, 1912a, 38; west of Kings River, Matanuska

Valley, Alaska. 1936,159; Unga Island off south coast of Alaska Peninsula. 

Nyssa biflora Walter.QBerry, 1926b, 115, pi. 57, f. 4; Chowan: Neuse River,

Wayne Co., N. C.

Nyssa caroliniana, Hollick not Poiret.D 

Nyssa aquatica, Knowlton not Marsball.D

Nyssa caroliniana, Hollick not Poiret^Nyssa biflora Walter.

Nyssa crenata Chaney, 1920a, 180, pi. 20, f. 1-3; Eagle Creek: Multnonmh Co.,

Oreg. 1927a, 130, pi. 15, f. 11; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch, Crooked River

Basin, Oreg. 

Nyssa curta Perkins.QBerry, 1930, 125, pi. 19, f. 10; Holly Springs: Silerton

Road, Taylor Farm, Chester Co., Tenn. 

Nyssa denveriana KnowltonOKnowlton, 1930, 120; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Nyssa lanceolata Lesquereux (part), 1878, 245, pi. 35, f. 6 only; Denver: Golden, 

Colo.

Nyssa hesperia Berry, 1931a, 42, pi. 13, f. 9-11; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 

1934, 121; Latah: White Bird; Linson Valley, Idaho. Brown, R. W., 1937c, 

514; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Nyssa knowltoni, R. W. Brown not Berry, 1937, 184, pi. 62, f. 1-3; Latah: 

Spokane, Wash.

Nyssa jacksoniana Berry, 1924, 193, pi. 65, f. 7; Payette: Mossy Creek, Brazos 

Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 168, pi. 24, f. 7; Boggy Creek, Brazos Co.. Tex.

Nyssa knowltoni Berry, 1929f, 261, pi. 59, f. 7; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 1934, 

122; Latah: near White Bird, Idaho. LaMotte, 1936a, 147; Upper Cedarville: 

49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev. Arnold, 1987, 97, pi. 3, f. 2; Sucker Creek: Fenwick Ranch, Malheur Co., Oreg. MacGinitie, 1987, 150, pi. 12, f. 3; pi. 14, f. 3; 

Weaverville: Hay Fork, Redding Creek, Big Bar and Hyampom, Trinity Co., 

Calif.

Phyllites sucosiis LaMotte, 1936, 141, pi. 10, f. 6-8 ; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, 

Washoe Co., Nev.

Nyssa knowltoni, R. W. Brown not Berry=Nyssa hesperia Berry.

Nyssa cf. knowltoni Berry. Brooks, 1935, 300, pi. 20, f. 3; Sucker Creek:

Ballantyne Ranch near Homedale, Idaho. 

Nyssa lanceolata Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 112, pi. 52, f. 2; Denver: Golden,

Colo.; Dawson: Mosby, Colo.

Nyssa lanceolata Lesquereux (part)=Nyssa denveriana Knowlton. 

Nyssa magnified (Knowlton) Berry, 1929f, 261; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 1931a,

34; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash.

Carpites magniflca Knowlton, 1926, 50, pi. 29, f. 10; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Nyssa? obovata Knowlton, 1930, 121, pi. 54, f. 1; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Nyssat racemosa Knowlton=Leguminosites arachioides minor Berry.

Nyssa* snowiana Lesquereux.QBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill,

Ala. 

Nyssa tennesseensis Berry, 1930, 125, pi. 19, f. 9; Holly Springs: Shandy,

Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Nyssa texana Berry, 1924, 192, pi. 22, f. 5; pi. 39, f. 3; Yegua: near Lufkin,

Angelina Co., Tex.; Catahoula?: Trinity Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 129, 168, pi. 20, f.

2; Yegua : Angelina and Brazos Cos., Tex.; Catahoula?: Trinity Co., Tex.
214 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Nyssa wilcoxiana Berry.DBerry, 1924, 89; Yegua: south of Smithville, Bastrop 

Co., Tex. 1930, 126, pi. 19, f. 6-8; pi. 39, f. 8-9; Wilcox: many localities. Ball, 

1931, 129; Yegua: Smithville, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Nyssidium ekmani Heer, 1870, 62, pi. 15, f. 1-7. 1883, 118, pi. 92, f. 8. Hollick, 

1936, 159, pi. 30, f. 4b; pi. 120, f. 8-12; Kootznahoo Inlet, Admiralty Island, 

southeastern Alaska; Matanuska Coal Field; south bank Yukon River above 

Rampart, central Yukon region, Alaska.

OCHROMA Swartz.

Ochroma murata R. W. Brown, 1934, 64, pi. 14; Green River: Roan Creek 

northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Ocotea eocernua Chaney & Sanborn, 19S3, 74, pi. 19, f. 1-3, 5; Fisher: Goshen, 

Oreg. Potbury, 1935, 68, pi. 6, f. 1; La Porte, Plumas Co., Calif. MacGinitie, 

1937,138; Weaverville: Big Bar, Trinity Co., Calif.

Ocotea ovoidea Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 75, pi. 20, f. 1-3; Fisher: Goshen, 

Oreg.

Ocotea pseudomartinicensis Hollick=Persea macrophylloides Engelhardt.

ODOSTEMON Rafinesque=BERBERIS (Tournefort) Linne" (part)=MAHONIA Nuttall.

Odostemon eocenia R. W. Brown=Mahonia eocenia (R. W. Brown) Arnold.

Odostemon florissantensis Cockerell=Mahonia hakeaefolia (Lesquereux) 

Arnold.

Odostemon hakeaefolia (Lesquereux) Knowlton=Mahonia hakeaefolia (Lesquereux) Arnold.

Odostemon hollicki Dorf=Mahonia hollicki (Dorf) Arnold.

Odostemon hollicki, MacGinitie not Dorf=Mahonia retfculata (MacGinitie) 

R. W. Brown.

Odostemon marginata (Lesquereux) Knowlton=Mahonia marginata (Lesquereux) Arnold.

Odostemon reynoldsii Hollick=Fraxinus flexifolius (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown,

Odostemon simplex (Newberry) Cockerell=Mahonia simplex (Newberry) 

Arnold.

Odostemon simplex, Berry (part) not Cockerell=Mahonia trainii Arnold.

Odostemon simplex, Berry (part) not Cockereli=Quercus browni Brooks.

OENANTHE (Tournefort) Linne'.

Oenanthe sarmentosa Presl. Mason, 1934, 169, pi. 10, f. 15-17; Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif.

OENOTHERA Linn<§.

Oenothera sp. Laudermilk & Munz, 1934a, 37, pi. 3, f. 6; Pleistocene?: Gypsum

Cave, near Las Vegas, Nev.

Oleandra arctica HeQr^Taeniopteris arctica (Heer) Seward.

Oleandra graminaefolia Knowlton.QWilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Groundhog

Coal Btisln, Upper Sheena River, Britisll Columbia. Berry, 1829K, 38, pi. 5, f. 5,

6; Kootenai: southwest Alberta. 1932h, 210; Bull Head Mt. (Gethring member) ; Peace River Valley, British Columbia.

Pityophyllum graminaefolium (Knowlton) Bell, 1928b, 29, pi. 18, f. 1-5; Mattagami: Ontario.

Oleandra sp. Wilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Pimainus Hills north of Spence 

Bridge, Thomson River, British Columbia.

Onoclea, hettraidica. ^Forbes^ Gardner & Ettiiigslmuseil = OnOClea £f n@iK?iIi;;i

Linne".

Onoclea sensibilis Linne". Newberry, 1868, 39. Lesquereux, 1878a, pi. 8, f. 1: 

pi. 9, f. 1-3. Heer, 1883, 48, pi. 70, f. 6. Berry, 1935a, 249, pi. 23, f. 1; Pen-
, CATALOGUE 215

Onoclea sensibilis Continued.

sauken: near Durhams Corner, Middlesex Co., N. J. Hollick, 1936, 35, pi. 2, f, 

2-4; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Isl.; Matanuska Coal Field, Alaska.

.Filicitesl hebridicus Fortes, 1851, Geol. Soc. London, Quart. Jour., vol. 7, pt. 1,.

103, pi. 2a, b.

Woodwardites arcticus Heer, 1868, 86, pi. 1, f. 16, 16b; pi. 45, f. 2c; pi. 48, f. 9. 

Onoclea hebraidica (Forbes) Gardner & Ettingshausen, 1882. Mon. British

Eocene, FL, vol. 1, pt. 3, 68, pi. 13, f. 5, qa,' 6, 6a. 

Onoclea sensibilis arctica Heer, 1883, 260, pi. 70, f. 6. Hollick, 1912a, 49 ; Chickaloon ; Matanuska River below Moose Creek, Alaska. 

Onoclea sensibilis fossilis Newberry.nBerry, 1935, 16, pi. 1, f. 2, 3; pi. 2, f. 1;.

Middle, Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. 2, 11, 17, P 10-30, 23, 27, southern Saskatchewan. 

Woodwwdia latiloba Lesquereux.nLesquereux, 18S8, 43 ; Denver : Golden, Colo. 

Cross, 1895, 211 ; Middle Park : Middle Park, Colo. Knowlton, 1930, 21, Denver:

Golden, Colo.; Dawson : Sedalia, Colo. 

Woodicardia latiloba minor Lesquereux. I874b, 391. 1878, 54, pi. 4, f. 9, 9a;

Denver: Golden, Colo.

Onoclea sensibilis arctica Heer=0noclea sensibilis Linne".

Onoclea sensililis fossillis Newberry=0noclea sensibilis Linne".

ONTHEODENDRON Salmi & Rao, 1933, Asiatic Soc. Bengal Jour. & Proc. new 

ser., vol. 27, no. 2, 193. Genotype: 0. florini .Salmi & Rao.

Ontheodendron sternbergi (Nilsson) Harris, 1935, 78, pi. 11, f. 5, 12-15, 18; 

pi. 15, f. 1, 4-11; text-f. 31a-d; Ledidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Abies sternbergi Nilsson, 1831, K. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handl. for 1831, 350, pi. 3, 

' f. 1, 2.

Palissya brauni, Nathorst not Endlicher, 1878, Iv. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handl. vol. 

: 16, no. 7, 28.

Palissya sternbergi (Nilsson) Nathorst, 1886, Om floran i Skanes kolfb'rande 

bildningar. Ill, Ser. C, no. 85, 107; pi. 23, f. 8-12 ; pi. 24; pi. 25, f. 5-8.

Onychiopsis elongata (Geyl.) Seward=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides

(Stokes & Webb) Halle. 

Onychiopsis goepperti (Schenk) Berry=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides

(Stokes & Webb) Halle. 

Onychiopsis latiloba (Fontaine) Berry=Sphenopteris dentata (Velenovsky)

Seward. 

Onychiopsis mantelli Nathorst=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis? psilotoides (Stokos

& Webb) Halle. 

Onychiopsis nervosa (Fontaine) BerryOBollick, 1930, 40, pi. 28, f. 5a; Kaltag:

Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Ony.chiopsis psilotoides (Stokes & Webb) Ward=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?)

psilotoides (Stokes & Webb) Halle.

Onychiopsis? sp. Bell, 1928b, 30, pi. 18, f. 6-9; Mattagami: Ontario. 

Onychiopsis sp. Berry, 1932h, 209; Bull. Head Mt. (Gethring Member) : Peace

River Valley, British Columbia.

Ophioglossum alleni Lesquereux=Koelreuteria alleni (Lesquereux) Edwards. 

Ophioglossum hastatiforme Cockerell^Sporophylls, Berry. 

Oreodaphne alabamensis Berry.OBerry, 1922c, 172, pi. 37, f. 1; Woodbine:

Arthurs Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex, ' 

Oreodaphne brazosensis Berry, 1924, 186, pi. 60, f. 1; Fayette: Barrera League;

Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 164, pi. 33, f. 4; Barrera League, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Oreodaphne coloradensis R. W. Brown, 1934, 57, pi. 10, f. 1, 2; Green River:

Parachute Creek; west of Highmore, Colo.

Oreodaphne coushatta BerryOBall, 1931, 67, pi. 2, f. S; Indio: Bartons Ranch, 

. Bastrop Co., Tex.
216 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Oreodaphne eocenia R. W. Brown, 1934, 57, pi. 13, f. 6; Green River: Piceanoe

Creek north of Rifle, Colo.

Oreodaphne inequilateralis Berry, 1924, 80; Yegua: Rabb Creek, Fayette Co., 

Tex. Ball,-1931, 126, 164, pi. 33, f. 3; Yegua: Nevils Prairie, Houston Co.; 

Jackson ?: Rock Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Oreodaphne intermedia Berry, 1930, 116, pi. 29, f. 8, 9; Holly Springs: Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Oreodaphne knowltoni R. W. Brown=Oreodaphne lancifolia (Lesquereux)

R. W. Brown.

Oreodaphne lancifolia (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown, 1934, 57; Green River: 

Uinta Co., Wyo.

Sapindus lanoifoliiis Lesquereux, 1883, 182, pi. 37, f. 9 only; Green Biver: 

Uinta Co., Wyo. (not Florissant, Colo.) Knowlton, 1916b, 283; locality given 

in error as Florissant, Colo.

Oreodaphne knowltoni R. W. Brown, 1929, 286, pi. 72, f. 9; Green River: northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Oreodaphne litsaeformis Lesquereux.D?Chaney, 1920a, 173; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg. 

Oreodaphne mississippiensis Berry.Q?Hollick, 1928, 200, pi. 67, f. 8-10; Collazo:

Porto Rico. 

Oreodaphne obtusifolia Berry OBerry, 1924, 80; Yegua: Rabb Creek, Fayette

Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 67, 126, pi. 2, f. 3; Wilcox: Bartons Ranch, Bastrop Co.,

Tex.; Yegua: Nevils Prairie, Houston Co., Tex.; Jackson?: Rock Creek, Brazos

Co., Tex. 

Oreodaphne pagosensis Knowlton, 1924, 87, pi. 15, f. 5; Animas: Pagosa Quad.,

Colo. 

Oreodaphne perseaformis Ball, 1931, 67, pi. 17, f. 1; Indio: Bartons Ranch,

Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Oreodaphne pseudoguianensis Berry.DBerry, 1919g, 8, pi. 3, f. 1-3, 4a; Basal

Tuffs: Barilla Mts., Tex. Ball, 1931, 68; Basal Tuffs: Barilla Mts., Tex. 

Oreodaphne puryearensis Berry.QBall, 1931, 69; Carrizo: Carrizo Springs,

Dimmit Co., Tex.

Oreodaphne salinensis Berry.QBall, 1931, 69, Wilcox: Mansfield, De Soto 

" Parish, La. 

Oreodaphne texana Ball, 1931, 69, pi. 45, f. 1-6; Indio: Little Sandy Creek,

Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Oreodaphne viridiflumensis Knowlton, 1923, 163, pi. S'S, f. 6; Green River: Rio

Blanco Co., 40 mi. southwest of Meeker, Colo. 

OREODOXITES Goeppert.QNo^, 1936a, 444. 

Oreodoxites plicatiis Lesquereux=Paloreodoxites plicatus (Lesquereux)

Knowlton. 

Oreopanax conditi LaMotte, 1936, 139, pi. 12, f. 1,2; pi. 13, f. 1-3; Upper Cedar

ville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev. 

Oreopanax gigantea (Knowlton) Arnold, 1937, 100.

Laurus pedatus Lesquereux-QLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox: Mississippi.

Oreopanax mississippiensis BerryQBerry, 1924, 88, 192, pi. 22, f. 3, 4; Lisbon : 

near Lexington, Holmes Co., Miss.; Forest Hill: north of Jackson, Miss.

Oreopanax precoccinea (Brooks) Arnold, 1937, 98, pi. 10, f. 1-5; Sucker and 

Carter Creeks; Ballentine Ranch, Harney Co., Oreg.

Quercus precoccinea Brooks, 1935, 292, pi. 16, f. 1; Ballantyne Ranch near Homedale, Idaho.

Oreopanax wilcoxensis Berry.CUBerry, 1930, 122, pi. 20; pi. 21, f. 1^; Holly 

Springs: Mill Creek, Shandy, Bolivar, Hardeman Co., Tenn.; Carrizo: La Prior, 

Zavalla Co., Tex.
CATALOGUE 217

Oreopanax wilcoxensis crenulatus Berry, 1930, 122, pi. 27, f. 3; Holly Springs: 

Mill Creek, Hardeman Co., Term.

ORONTIUM Linne?

Orontium fossile Cockerell, 1926a, 69, f.. 1; Florissant: Florissant, Colo.

Osmanthus pedatus (Lesquereux) BerryO

Laurus pedatus Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 382 ; Wilcox : Mississippi.

Osmunda arctica Heer=Cladophlebis arctica (Heer) Seward.

Osmunda dicksonioides? Fontaine (part)=Gleichenites nordenskib'Idi (Heer) 

Seward.

Osmunda doroschkiana Goeppe'rt.DWilson, 1916, 207; Sheep Creek, Yukon 

Terr. Hollick, 1936, 40, pi. 2, f. la; pi. 109, f. 7; Herendeen Bay, Alaska Peninsula ; Port Camden, southeastern Alaska; Unga Isl., Alaska Peninsula.'

Osmunda dubiosa Hollick, 1936, 40, pi. 5, f. 2; Cape Douglas and Unga Isl., 

Alaska Peninsula.

Osmunda heerii Gaudin.QWilson, 1914, 409; Kenai: Sourdough Mine, Coal 

Creek, Yukon Terr.

Osmunda macrophylla (Penhallow) Penhallow.CH

Osmundites macrophyllus Penhallow, 1906a, 391a; Red Deer River Valley, mouth 

of Blind Man River, Northwest Territories.

Osmunda obergiana Heer=Cladophlebis frigida (Heer) Seward. : 

Osmunda? sepulta (Newberry) Knowlton, 1923, 150; Green River: Green 

River, Wyo.

Pecopteris (Phegopteris) sepulta Newberry, 1883, 503; Green River: Green River,

Wyo.

Pecopteris (Cheilanthes) sepulta (Newberry) Newberry, 1898; 12, pi. 62, f. 5, 5a, 

6 ; Green River : Green River, Wyo.

 Osmunda? sp. Berry, 1919b, 9; Pleistocene: McNairy Co., Tenn.

Osmundites macrophyllus Penhallow=0smunda macrophylla (Penhallow) Penhallow.

OSMUNDOPSIS Harris, 19S1, Biological Reviews, vol. 6, No. 2, 133 1931b, 48. 

Genotype: 0. sturi (Raciborski) Harris.

Osmundopsis plectrophora Harris, 1931b, 49, pi. 12, f. 2, 4-10; text-f. 15, 16; 

Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound; East Greenland.

Ostrya oregoniana Chaney, 1927a, ,106, pi. 9, f. 12; pi. 10, f. 1-^t; Bridge Creek: 

Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg. Berry, 1934, 107; Latah: east of 

White Bird, Idaho Arnold, 1935, 380, Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., 

Oreg. LaMotte, 1936, US, pi. 9, f. 3; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co., 

Nev. Dorf, 1936, 111, pi. 2, f. 10; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho Arnold, 1937, 

84, pi. 1, f. 2, 3; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co.; Sucker Creek: Fenwick Ranch, Malheur Co., Oreg. Brown, R. W., 171, pi. 48, f. 12; Latah: 

Spokane, Wash.

Otozamites (Williamsonia) aguilariana Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic: Mixteca 

Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 1914, 54, pi. 19, f. 7; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, 

Mexico.

Otozamites (Williamsonia) aguilariana Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic: Mixteca 

Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico 1914, 53, pi. 14, f. 7; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, 

Mexico.

Otozamites brevifolius (Braun) Braun.QLoper, 1891, 429; Newark (Anterior 

Shales and doubtfully in Posterior Shales) : near Meriden, Conn.

Otozamites (Opteris) cf. bucklandi Schenk. Wieland, 1914, 43, pi. 44, f. 2; 

Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Otozamites cardiopteroides Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, 

Mexico 1914, 44, pi. 39, f. 2; pi. 46, f. 4; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, 

Mexico.
218 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Otozamites (Williamsonia) diazii Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic: Mixteca Alta,

Oaxaca, Mexico 1914, 50, pi. 21; Liassie: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Otozamites groenlundicus Heer, 1874, 99, pi. 26, f. 2 Seward, 1925, 242. Type

specimen indeterminate. 

Otozamites hennoqei Pomm. Lozano, 1916, 19, pi. 9, f. 5-7; Liassic: Huauchinango, Puebla, Mexico. 

Otozamites hespera Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic; Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico 

1914, 49, pi. 5 (at base of large frond), pi. 8 (the largest frond), pi. 9, f. 2, 3;

pi. 10, f. 2 ; pi. 12, f. 3; pi. 22; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico Lozano,

1916, 7, pi. 2, f. 8; pi. 3, f. 1-3 Liassic: Huyacocotla, Vera Cruz, Mexico. 

Otozamites hespera intermedia Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic: Mixteca Alta,

Oaxaca, Mexico. 1914, 40, pi. 10, f. 1; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Otozamites hespera latifolia Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca,

Mexico 1914, 38, pi. 4, f. 3; pi. 19, f. 1; pi. 22 (the small frond) ; pi. 29, f. 1,

3; pi. 33, f. 3; Liassic: Mixteca, Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Otozamites (Williamsonia) juarezii Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic: Mixteca Alta,

Oaxaca, Mexico 1914, 51, pi. 22 (the large frond at right) ; Liassic: Mixteca

Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Otozamites latior Saporta.QLoper, 1891, 429; Newark (Anterior and Posterior

Shales): near Meriden, Conn. 

Otozamites linguiformis Newberry, 1888a, 344, pi. 8, f. 9, 10; near San Juancito,

Honduras. 

Otozamites macombii Newberry.QHumphreys, 1916a, 77; Santa Clara Coal

Field, Sonora, Mexico. 

Otozamites mandelslohi (Kurr.) Schimper, 1870, Traite" PI. Foss., vol. 2, 171. 

Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico 1914, 27, pi. 15, f.

2-5; pi. 42, f. 3; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Otozamites molinianus Zigno, Fl. Foss. Form. Ooliticae, pi. 36. Wieland, 1914,

32; 'Liassic : Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico Lozano, 1916, 5, pi. 1, f. 3-6; Liassic : Huayacocotla, Vera Cruz, Mexico. 

Otozamites molinianus oaxacensis Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic: Mixteca, Alta,

XDaxaca, Mexico 1914, 34, pi. 12, f. 2; pi. 14, f. 2, 6; pi. 38, pi. 16, f. 2-5; Liassic:

Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Otozamites oaxacense Wieland, 1913, 264, Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca,

Mexico 1914, 52, pi. 10, f. 4, 5 ; Laassic : Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Otozamites obtusus Lindley & Hutton. Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic: Mixteca

Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico Lozano, 191C, 10, pi. 9, f. 4; Liassic: Huauchinango, 

Puebla, Mexico.

Otozamites obtusus liassicus Wieland, 1913', 264, Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, 

Mexico 1914, 42, pi. 13, f. 1; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, MeiiCO LOZaHO, 

1916, 7, pi. 2, f, 7; LiaSSic: Huyacocotla, Vera Cruz, Mexico.

Otozamites obtusus cf. oolitica Seward. Wieland, 1914, 41, pi. 40, f. 11, 12; 

Liassic: Mixteca Alta Oaxaca, Mexico.

Otozamites paratypus Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, OaxaCH, 

Mexico 1914, 47, pi, 16, f. 8 \ LiaSSlC '. Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Otozamites powelli (Fontaine) Berry, 1927D, 305, text-f. 1-5; SMnarurnp : 

Garfielcl Co., Utah.

li Fontaine.nHumphreys, 1916a, 77; Santa Clara Coal Field, 

Sonora, Mexico,

Otozamites pterophylloides Brongniart.D?Lozano, 1916, 34, pi. 3, f. 4; Liassic:

Huyacocotla, Vera Cruz, Mexico. 

Otozamites reglei (Brongniart) Saporta. Lozano, 1916, 6, pi. 2, f. 6; Liassic:

Huyacocotla, Vera Cruz, Mexico.
CATALOGUE 219

Otozamites reglei lucerensis Wieland, 1913, 264, Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oixaca,

Mexico 1914, 35; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Otozamites reglei oaxacensis Wieland, 1914, 38, pi. 10, f. 3, 4; pi. 27, f. 7; pi.

28; Liassic : Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Otozamites schenkii (Heer) Seward, 1925, 242, pi. B, f. 13,13A. 

Glossozamites schenbii Heer, 1874, 69, pi. 16, f. 5-8.

Otozamites (Williamsonia) tribulosus Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic: Mixteca

Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico 1914, 45, pi. 14, f. 3; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca,

Mexico. 

Otozamites sp. A, Harris, 1932a, 79, pi. 8, f. 11; text-f. 43; Lepidopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, East Greenland. 

Otozamites sp. Lozano, 1916, 8, pi. 3, f. 5; pi. 4, f. 1; Liassic: Huyacocotla; Vera

Cruz, Mexico. 

Otozamites sp. Lozano, 1916, 6, pi. 2, f. 1-5; Liassic: Huyacocotla, Vera Cruz,

Mexico. 

Otozamites sp., fronds, Lozano, 1916, 9, pi. 4, f. 2; Liassic: Huyacocotla, Vera

Cruz, Mexico. 

Otozamites, fragments of, Lozano, 1916, 19, pi. 9, f. 1-3, 8; Liassic: Huauchinango, Puebla, Mexico. 

Otozamites (Otopteris) sp. Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca,

Mexico.

OURATEA Aublet. 

Ouratea eocenica Berry, 1930, 112, pi. 45, f. 1-3; Holly Springs: Foundry Church

Pit, Henry Co.; McKenzie, Carroll Co.; Huckleberry School, McLemoresville,

Carroll Co., Tenn.; Grenada: Somerville, Moses Hall, Fayette Co., Tenn. 

OUROSTROBUS Harris, 1935,116. Genotype: 0. nathorsti Harris. 

Ourostrobus nathorsti Harris, 1935, 116, pi. 23, f. 3, 6, 7, 11; pi. 27, f. 11;

Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Amentum niasculum coniferaruni Nathorst, 1878, Belt, zur fossilen Flora Schwedens., pi. 16, f. 4.

Oxycoccus macrocarpus (Aiton) Pursh. ?Hollick, 1931, 46; Pleistocene: Colebrook, N. H.

Pachystima? cretacea Berry.dBerry, 1925, 66; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn.

Pagiophyllum ambiguum (Heer) Seward, 1925, 244; West Greenland. 1926, 99, 

pi. 9, f. 68, pi. 10, f. 104; Nugsuak, west Greenland.

Cephalotaxites insignia Heer, 1883, 10, pi. 53, f. 12.

Sequoia ambigua .Heer.GWhite, 1890. 97, pi. 2, f. 2. 3; Marthas Vineyard, Mass. 

1898, 349, 350; Pagtorfik, Kaersuk, Nugsuak Ten., west Greenland. Berry, 

1913a, 573; Tuscaloosa: Snow Plantation, Ala. Wilson, 1914a, 423, near 

Steveville, Red Deer River, Alberta. Hollick, 1930, 56, pi. 20, f. la, 2-4a, 5, 6, 7; 

Nulato : Lower Yukon : Melozi: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Sequoia gfacilis Heer (part). 1874, pi. 22, f. 10. Fontaine, 1899, 675, pi. 162, f. 2.

flnolepis affinis Heer, 1883, 11, pi. 53, f. 2.

Sphenolepidium recurviftilium Fontaine.Q

Splienolepidium dentifolium Fontaine.Q

Athrotaxopsis expansa Fontaine.Q

Pagiophyllum brevifolium (Newberry) Ward.dLoper, 1891, 429; Newark (Anterior Shales) : near Meriden, Conn.

Pagiophyllum simile (Newberry) Ward.QLoper, 1891, 429; Newark (Anterior 

Shales) : near Meriden, Conn.

Pagiophyllum sp. Bell cf. Geinitzia formosa Heer. Bell, 1930, 31; Foremost: 

southern Alberta.

Pagiophyllum sp.? Wilson, 1916, 207; Mt. Bush, Yukon Terr.
220 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Palaeanthus hollicki Seward & Conway, 1935, 35, pi. 2, f. 13, 14; Kiugigtok:

West Greenland. 

Palaeanthus prindlei Hollick, 1936, 169, pi. 60, f. 2; Bryant Creek, Upper

Yukon region, Alaska. 

Palaeanthus tenuistriatus Seward & Conway, 1935a, 13, pi. 5, f. 26; Igdlokunguak: west Greenland. 

Palaeocassia laurinea LesquereuxOBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys

Mill, Ala. 1922c, 167, pi. 40, f. 8; Woodbine: Arthur's Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex. 

Gress, 1922, 312; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans. 

Palaeopotamogeton florissanti Knowlton.DBerry, 1929f, 240; Latah: Spokano,

Wash.

PALEONELUMBO Knowlton, 1930, 93'. Genotype: P. macroloba Knowlton. 

Paleonelumbo macroloba Knowlton, 1930, 93, pi. 39, f. 3; pi. 42, f. 3, 4; Dawson:

Purdon Mine, Colo.

PALEONUPHAR Hollick, 1930, 75.. Genotype: P. inopina Hollick. 

Paleonuphar inopina Hollick, 1930, 75, pi. 40, f. 5; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska. 

Palissya brauni, Nathorst not Endlicher=0ntheodendron sternbergi (Nilsson)

Harris. 

Palissya sternbergi (Nilsson) Nathorst=Ontheodendron sternbergi (Nilsson)

Harris.

Palissya sp.? Hartz, 1896, 243, pi. 19, f. 6; Rhaetic: Cape Stewart, East Greenland.

Palissya? sp. Humphreys, 1916a, 78; Santa Clara Coal Field, Sonora, Mexico. 

Paliurus catahoulensis Berry, 1916e, 242, pi. 60, f. 1-4; Catahoula: Chalk Hills,

near Rosefield, La. 1924, 177, pi. 54, f. 8, 9; Lagrange: Hickman, Fulton Co.,

Ky.; near Union City, Obion Co.; Tenn.

Paliurus ceterus Hollick, 1936, 141, pi. 79, f. 7, 8; Matanuska Coal Field, Alaska. 

Paliurus coloradensis LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1930, 108; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Paliurus columbi Heer. Knowlton, 1893b, 104; Ellensburg: Ellensburg, Wash. 

1912i, 42; Moose Creek, Lower Matanuska, Alaska. Berry, 1935, 46; Middle

Ravenscrag: Locs. 2, P 10-30, P 12-30, southern Saskatchewan. Hollick, 1936,

141, pi. 115, f. 5-7; Jaw Mountain and Portage (Balboa) Bay, Alaska Peninsula.

Nora. Seward & Conway, 1935, 23, text-f. 8, have transferred Heer (1868) 

to Zteyphoides. Other North American citations were not discussed. The 

species is in need of critical study.

Paliurus columbi, Lesquereux not Heer=Cercidiphyllum crenatum (Unger) 

R. W. Brown.

Paliurus florissanti Lesquereux.DBrown, R. W., 1937, 181, pi. 56, f. 7; Florissant: Florissant, Colo.

Acalypha myricina Cockerell.D .

Paliurus, liaydenii Cockerel!=Cercis parvifolia Lesquereux. 

Paliurus hesperius Berry, 1928d, 40, f. 1-3 l929f, 257, pi. 57, f. 1; Latah:

Spokane, Wasn. I93la, 39, pi. 13, t. 1-5; Latan: Grand Coulee, Wasn. 1934, 

119; Latah: east of Lewiston on north bank Clearwater River, Nez Perce" Co.,

Idaho.-Hoffman, 1932,737; Douglas. Canyon, Wash.-BroWn, R. W., 19S7,181,

pi. 56, f. 8, 9; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Paliurus membranaceus Lescmereux=Cinnamomoides heerii (Lesquereux)

Sewarfl,

Paliurus orbiculatus Lesquereux not Sapor ta=Cercis parvifolia Lesquereux. 

Paliurus ovalis Dawson.Q?Berry, 19291, 63, pi. 10, f. 7; Upper Blairmore: 

southwest Alberta.
CATALOGUE 221

Paliurus pseudopinsonensis Hollick, 1930, 102, pi. 79, f. 5, 6; Chiguik: Alaska 

Peninsula.

Paliurus pulcherrimus WardOBerry, 1935, 47, pi. 11, f. 5-8; Middle Ravenscrag: Loc. 9, southern Saskatchewan.

Paliurus tenuifolius Heer, 1874a, pi. 122, f. 31. Lesquereux, 1888, 55; Denver: 

Golden, Colo.

Paliurus visibilis Hollick, 1930, 102, pi. 79, f. 4; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

Paliurus zizyphoides Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1888, 55; Denver: Golden, 

Colo. ?Knowlton, 1922, 157; Post Laramie: Black Buttes, Wyo.; Laramie?: 

Erie, Colo.

Paliurus? sp. Berry, 1930c, 25, pi. 5, f. 7; Estevan: Cypress Hills, Canada. 

1930f, 64; Estevan: southern Alberta. . .

Palm rays, Berry, 1918, 24; Culebra: south of Empire, Canal Zone.

Palm rays, Berry, 1923b, 5, pi. 5, f. 4; near Palomares, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Palm rays, Berry, 1924, 153; Lagrange: Hickman, Fulton Co., Ky.; near Corona, 

Tipton Co., Tenn.

Palm rays, Berry, 1925c, 2, pi, 1, f. 1, 2; Pleistocene: Trinidad, British West Indies.

PALMACITES Brongniart. No<§, 1936a, 444.

Palmacites alius Hollick, 1928, 191, pi. 57, f. 1; Collazo: Porto Rico.

Palmacites conformis Hollick, 1928, 192, pi. 57, f. 2; Collazo: Porto Rico.

Palmacites dubius Corda=Palmoxylon palmacites (Sprengel) Stenzel.

Palmacites sparsistriatus Hollick, 1928, 192, p. 58; Collazo: Porto Rico.

PALMOCARPON Lesquereux.QNoe, 1936a, 445.

Palmocarpon acrocomioides Hollick, 1924, 287, pi. 13, f. 4; Santo Domingo.- 

Hollick, 1928, 189, pi. 56, f. 4; Collazo : Porto Rico.

Palmocarpon bactrioides Hollick, 1924, 286, pi. 1, f. 4; Siparia: Trinidad, 

British West Indies. Berry, 1925a, 79, pi. 1, f. 1; Trinidad, British West Indies.

Palmocarpon butlerensis Berry, 1922g, 8, pi. 4, f. 2-4; Wilcox: Butler Salt 

Dome, Freestone Co., Tex.; near Boydsville, Ark.; Carrfzo: Carrizo Springs, 

Dimmit Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 34, 150; Wilcox: Butler Slalt Dome, Freestone 

Co., Tex.; Carrizo: Dimmit Co., Tex.; Fayette: Boggy Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.

Palmocarpon cetera Hollick, 1928, 189, pi. 56, f. 10; Collazo: Porto Rico.

Palmocarpon? corrugatum Lesquereux. Knowlton, 1930, 42; Denver: Golden. 

. Colo.

Cwpolithes corrugatus (Lesquereux) Cockrell.Q

Palmocarpon exemplare Hollick, 1928, 190, pi. 56, f. 8, 9; Collazo: Porto Rico.

Palmocarpon fusiforme Berry, 1925a, 80, pi: 1, f. 2; Trinidad, British West 

Indies.

Palmocarpon geonomoides Berry, 1928e, 456, text-f. 1; Uscari: Chiriqui Province, Panama.

Palmocarpon lesquereux Berry, 1930d, 67; so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind 

River Basin, Wyo.

Amygdalus gracilis Lesquereux (part), 1883, 199, pi. 40, f. 14, 15, only; Green 

River: Uinta Co., Wyo.

Palmocarpon? lineatum LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1930, 42, pi. 11, f. 5; Denver: 

Golden, Colo.

Palmocarpon opinabile Hollick, 1928, 190, pi. 56, f. 24c; Collazo: Porto Rico.

Palmocarpon palmarum (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.DKnowlton, 1930, 41; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Palmocarpon commune LesquereuxDLesquereax, 1888, 44 ; Denver : Golden, Colo.

Palmocarpon rabellii Hollick, 1928, 191, pi. 56, f. 11; Collazo: Porto Rico.

Palmocarpon sessile Berry, 1924, 152, pi. 61, f. 5; Fayette: Barrera League 

Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 150, pi. 26, f. 1; Fayette: Barrera League, Brazos 

Co., Tex.
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Palmocarpon cf. sessile Berry, 1930, 55; Holly Springs: Puryear, Henry Co.,

Tenn. 

Palmocarpon subcylindricum Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 42; Denver: Golden,

Colo. 

Palmocarpon syagrusioides Berry, 1930; 56, pi. 8, f. 5, 6; Holly Springs: Clover

Creek, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Palmocarpon truncatum Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 42; Denver: Golden,

Colo. Berry, 1926a, 193; Paskapoo: Alberta. 

Palmocarpon truncatum minor Lesquereux=Ginkgo? truncata (Lesquereux)

Knowlton. 

Palmocarpon sp. Berry, 1924, 54, 152; Yegua: Rock Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.;

Lagrange: Fulton Co., Ky.; Obion Co., Tenn. Ball, 193i, 150; Lagrange:

Tennessee and Kentucky; Jackson?: Rock Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Palmocarpon sp. Berry, 1935, 24, pi. 3, f. 2; Whitemud: Loc. P 5-30, southern

Saskatchewan.

PALMOPHYLLUM Conwentz, 1886, Flora cl. Bernsteins, 2. No6, 1936a, 446. 

Palmophyllum sp. Berry, 1925a, 80; Siparia and Forest: Trinidad, British West

Indies. 

Palmophyllum sp. (fragment of petiole?) Hollick, 1924, 286, pi. 9, f. 2; Collazo

River, Porto Rico. 1928, 193; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Palmophyllum sp. Hollick, 1924, 285, pi. 9, f. 1; Collazo River, Porto Rico. 

1928, 192; Collazo: Porto Rico.

PALMOXYLON SchenkOBerry, 1916e, 233, discussion Noe, 1936a, 446. 

Palmoxylon cannoni Stevens, 1920, 439, f. 11-16; Denver: west of Denver, Colo. 

Knowlton, 1930, 43; Denver: Denver, Colo. 

Palmoxylon cellulosum KnowltonONathorst, 1893, 46, pi. 3, f. 1-3; Tlacolula,

Oaxaca, Mexico. Berry, 1916e, 235; Catahoula: Rapides Parish,'La.; Bayou

Pierre, Claiborne-Copiah Co. line, Miss. 

Palmoxylon cheyennense Wieland. Stevens, 1920, 432, f. 1-10; Pierre: near

Cheyenne River south of mouth of Battle Creek, S. Dak. 

Palmoxylon lacunosum (Unger) Felix, 1883, Fossile Holzer Westindiens, 23,

pi. 5, f. 3. Berry, 1916e, 236, pi. 57, f. 1; pi. 58; Catahoula: Pollock, Grant

Parish, La. 1924, 50, 152, pi. 47; Top of Tallahatah or bottom of Lisbon:

White Bluff, Clarke Co., Ala.; Jackson: near Gailbreath, Rapides Parish; near

Pollock, Grant Parish, La.

Fasoiculites lacunosus Unger, 1845, in Martius, Genera et species Palmarum, 58.

Palmoxylon microxylon (Corcla) Stenzel. Berry, 1916e, 234; Catahoula : Rapides 

Parish, La.

Palmoxylon quenstedti Felix.n

Palmoxylon mississippiense Stenzel, 1904, Fossile Palmenholzer, 142, pi. 21, f. 

254-265; Catahoula: Washington, Adams Co., Miss Berry, 1916e, 237; Catahoula: Washington, Adams Co., Miss.

Palmoxylon mojavensis Webber, 1933, 117, pi. 1, f. 4; pi. 2, f. 4; pi. 3, f. 4;

Ricardo : near Barstow, Calif. 

Palmoxylon ovatum Stenzel, 1904, Die Fossile Palmenholzer, 119, pi. 14, f. 152-

158; pi. 15, f. 159; Catahoula: Washington, Adams Co., Miss. Berry, 1916e, 

237; Catahoula: Washington, Adams Co., Miss.

Palmoxylon palmacites (Sprengel) Stenzel, 1904, Foss. Palmenholzer, 245, pi. 

20, f. 253. Berry, 1918, 24, pi. 12, f. l j Cucaracha : Gaillarcl Cut, Canal Zone.

Endogenites palmacites Sprengel, 1828, Comentatio, 39, f. 6, 6a.

Fasciculites palmacites (Sprengel) Corda, 1832, Dendrol., 49, 89, pi. 9, f. 1, 2. 

Unger in Martius, 1845, 59, pi. 3, f. 6.

Palmacites dubius Corda, 1845, Beitr. 42, pi. 22. 1870, Paleont. Veg., vol. 2, 513. 

Palmoxylon tenerum Felix, 1883, Poss. Holzer Westindiens, 26, pi. 4, f. 1.
CATALOGUE 223

Palmoxylon -quenstedti, Knowlton not Felix=Palmoxylon microxylon (Corda)

Stenzel. 

Palmoxylon remotum Stenzel, 1904, Fossile Palmenholzer, 91, pi. 7, f. 79-81;

pi. 8, f. 82; pi. 9, f. 83-85; Washington, Adams Co., Miss. Berry, 1916e, 238,

pi. 57, f. 2-5; Catahoula: Washington, Adams Co., Miss.; near Waynesboro,

Wayne Co., Miss. 

Palmoxylon cf. stellatum Unger. Nathorst, 1893, 47, pi. 3, f. 5; Tlacolula,

Oaxaca, Mexico.

Palmoxylon tenerum Felix=Palmoxylon palmacites (Sprengel) Stenzel. 

Palmoxylon texense Stenzel, 1894, Fossile Palmenholzer, 79, pi. 6, f. 61-63. 

Berry, 1916e, 235, pi. 56; Catahoula: near Jasper, Jasper Co., Tex. 

PALOREODOXITES Knowlton, 1930, 41. Genotype: P. plicat.us (Lesquereux)

Knowlton. 

Paloreodoxites plicatus (Lesquereux) Knowlton, 1930, 41, pi. 11, f. 1-4; Denver;

Golden, Colo.

Ofreodoxites plicatus Lesquereux.Q

Panax cretacea. Heer.DBerry, I913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill, Ala.

PANICUM Linne".

Panicum elegans Elias, 1932, 342, pi. 38, f. 2a, 2b, 2c, 4; Ogallala: Wallace Co.,

Kans.

PAPILIONITES Berry, 1924, 171. Genotype: P. erythrinaformis Berry. 

Papilionites erythrinaformis Berry, 1924, 171, pi. 33, f. 9; Fayette: Mossy

Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.; near Miraflores, Webb Co., Tex.; Lagrange: Hickman<

Fulton Co., Ky. Ball, 1931, 155, pi. 31, f. 2; Fayette: Miraflores, Webb Co.;

Boggy Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

PARACREDNERIA Richter, 1905, Die Gattung Credneria und einige seltenere

pflanzenreste, Beitrage zur Flora der oberen Kreide Quedlinburgs und seiner

Umgebung, pt. 1, 12. 

Paracredneria alaskana Hollick, 1930, 90, pi. 54, f. 2, 3; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska. 

Paracredneria crednerioides Hollick, 1930, 90, pi. 54, f. 1; Kaltag: Lower

Yukon, Alaska. 

Paracredneria? platanoides Hollick, 1930, 90, pi. 51, f. 3; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska.

Paracredneria? sp. Hollick, 1930, 91, pi. 53, f. 2; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Paracupressinoxylon cupressoides -Holden=Metacupressinoxylon cupressoides

(Holden) Torrey.

Paracupressinoxylon trinitense Torrey, 1923, 85, pi. 14, f. 51; Trinity: Weatherford, Tex.

PARAENGELHARDTIA Berry, 1916a, 186. Genotype: P. eocenica Berry. 

Paraengelhardtia eocenica Berry, 1916a, 186, pi. 17, f. 2-5; Lagrange: Puryear,

Henry Co., Tenn. 1930, 60, pi. 46, f. 11, 12; Holly Springs: Whiteville, Hardeman Co.; Mercer, Madison Co.; Puryear, Henry Co., Tenn.; Grenada: Cottage

Grove, Henry Co., Tenn.

PARANYMPHAEA Berry, 1935, 38. Genotype: P. crassifolia (Newberry) 

Berry.

Paranymphaea crassifolia (Newberry) Berry, 1935, 39, pi. 7, f. 4, 5; pi. 9; pi. 

10, f. A, B.; Middle Ravenscrag: Locs. 4, 5', 10, 11, 13, P 1-50, P 4-30, southern 

Saskatchewan.

Catalpa crassifolia Newberry.Q 

Aristolochia cordifolia, Newberry.Q 

Cocculus haydenianus Ward.D 

Cebatha haydenianus (Ward) Knowlton.D 

Aristolochia cras»ifolia (Newberry) Cockerell.DKnowlton, 1909, 203; Lance. 

Berry, 1930c, 20, pi. 6, f. 1-3; Ravenscrag: southern Alberta._1930f, 64. 

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PARAPHYLLANTHOXYLON Bailey, 1924, 446-447. Genotype: P. arizonense

Bailey.

Paraphyllanthoxylon arizonense Bailey, 1924, 446^450, pi. 15. 

PARKINSONIA Plumier. 

Parkinsonia eocenica Berry, 1930, 77, pi. 12, f. 9; pi. 41, f. 11; Holly Springs:

La Grange, Fayette Co., Tenn. 

Parrotia cuneata (Newberry) Berry-DBerry, 1930, 71, pi. 12, f. 10; Wilcox:

Nevada Co., Ark.; Holly Springs: Chester Co., Tenn.

Parrotia fagifolia Lesquereux not Ettingshausen=Celastrus gaudini Lesquereux. 

Parthenocissus tertiaria (Lesquereux) Knowlton=Ampelopsis tertiaria Lesquereux. 

Passiflora canadensis Hollick, 1927, 416, pi. 37, f. 2; St. Eugene silts, British

Columbia.

PAULLINIA Linn<5. 

Paullinia alaskana Hollick, 1936, 13'6, pi. 74, f. 5; Drew's Mine, north bank

Yukon River, central Yukon region, Alaska. 

Paullinia minutidenticulata Hollick, 1930,101, pi. 37, f. 2; Melozi: Lower Yukon,

Alaska.

Pecopteris andersoniana Heer=Gleichenites nordenskibldi (Heer) Seward. 

Pecopteris (Polypodiuml) andersoniana Heer=Gleichenites nordenskioldi

(Heer) Seward.

Pecopteris arctica Heer (part)=Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) Seward. 

Pecopteris argutida Heer=Cladophlebis oerstedi (Heer) Seward. 

Pecopteris ~borealis (Bronguiart) Heer (part)=Cladophlebis oerstedi (Heer)

Seward. 

Pecopteris borealis (Brongniart) Heer (part) =Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer)

Seward.

Pecopteris denticulata Brongniart=Cladophlebis frigida (Heer) Seward. 

Pecopteris falcatus Eminons=Asterocarpus falcatus (Emmons) Fontaine. 

Pecopteris hyperborea Heer=Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) Seward. 

Pecopteris kudlistensis Heer=Moriconia cyclotoxon Debey & Ettingshausen. 

Pecopteris mexicana Newberry, 1876, 143, pi. 6, f. 2, 2a; Triassic?: Coal mines

of Los Bronces, Sonora, Mexico. 

Pecopteris (Phegopteris) sepulta Newberry=0smunda? sepulta (Newberry)

Knowlton. 

Pecopteris (Cheilanthes) sepulta (Newberry) Newberry=0smunda? sepulta

( Newberry ) Knowlton.

Pecopteris (Pteris?) socialis Heer=PhylIites socialis (Heer) Seward. 

PeCOpJeriS StriCtinerviS? Fontaine=Gleichenites nordenskioldi (Heer) Seward. 

Pecopteris torelU Heer (part)=Phyllites socialis (Heer) Seward. 

Pecopteris ziypei Corda=Gleichenites gieseckiana (Heer) Seward. 

Pecopteris sp. Heer, 1868a, 66. Hollick, 1936, 40; Keku Isl., southeastern

Alaska.

PELTANDRA Rafinesque.

Peltandra n. sp. Arnold, 1935, 38O; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. 

PELTANDKIPITES Wodehouse, 1933a, 498. Genotype: P. aavisii Wodehouse.

Peltandripites davisii Wodehouse, 1933a, 498, f. 24; Green River: Parachute 

Creek, Garfield Co., Colo,

Persea alpigena Sprengel. Scott, 1926, 405 ; Tesla, Calif.

Persea americana Miller. Berry, I920c, 4, pi. i, f. -4 j Pleistocene.- Trinidad,

British West Indies.

Persea borbonia Sprengel.DScott, 1926, 405; Tesla, Calif. ?Berry, 1927, 27; 

Pleistocene: Cherokee Co., Tex. Berry & Hawkins, 1935a, 251, pi. 25, f. 2; 

Pensauken : near Durharns Corner, Middlesex Co., N. J.
CATALOGUE 225.

Persea brossiana (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.DKnowlton, 1930, 85; Middle Park:

Middle Park; Grant Co., Colo.

Laurua brossiana Lesquereux.QCross, 1895, 211; Middle Park: Middle Park, Colo. 

Persea fructifera Berry, 1930, 115, pi. 33, f. 17; Holly Springs: Mill Creek,

Hardeman Co., Term. 

Persea gratissimifolia Berry, 1924, 79, pi. 14, f. 5; Yegua: Cherry Valley, Cross

Co., Ark.; Lisbon: Newton, Newton Co., Miss. 

Persea hayana Lesquereux.Q?Hollick, 1930, 81, pi. 45, f. 8; Chignik: Alaska

Peninsula.

Persea lancifoUa Lesquereux=Nectandra lancifolia (Lesquereux) Berry. 

Persea leconteana (Lesquereux) LesquereuxQ

Sassafras leconteanum Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: Fort Ellsworth, Kans.

Persea lexingtonensis Berry, 1924, 79, pi. 15, f. 1, 2; Lisbon: Lexington, Holmes

Co., Miss.; Yegua: Nevils Prairie, Houston Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 126, pi. 22, 

 f ._4; Yegua: Nevils Prairie, Houston Co., Tex. 

Persea macrophylloides Engelhardt, 1891, Abh. Senck. Naturf. Gesell. vol. 16,

No. 4, 650, pi. 5, f. 3 Idem, 1895, vol. 19, 27, pi. 5, f. 3. ?Berry, 1919, U. S.

Nat. Mus. Proc., vol. 55, 292. 1925a 114 pi. 7, f. 3; Siparia: Trinidad, British

West Indies.

Ocotea pseudomartinicensis Rollick, 1924, 299, pi. 7; Trinidad, British West 

Indies.

Persea miocenica Arnold, 1937, 86, pi. 2, f. 2; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney 

Co., Oreg.

Persea nebrascensis Lesquereux=Laurus nebrascensis (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.

Persea praelingue Sanborn, 1935, 20, pi. 6, f. 1; Comstock: Comstock, Douglas 

Co., Oreg. Potbury, 1935, 68, pi. 6, f. 4; La Porte, Plumas Co., Calif.

Persea preamericana Berry, 1925a, 112, pi. 2, f. 1; Forest: Trinidad, British 

West Indies.

Persea pseudo-carolinensis Lesquereux.DSanborn, 1935, 20, pi. 6, f. 3; Comstock : Comstock, Douglas Co., Oreg. Potbury, 1935, 68, pi. 6, f. 2, 3; La Porte, 

Plumas Co., Calif. MacGinitie, 1937, 139; Weaverville: Redding Creek, Hay 

Fork and Hyampom, Calif.

Persea dilleri Lesquereux.Q

Laurua aimilis Knowlton, 1900d only. Sanborn considers this = to P. pseudocarolinensis; R. W. Brown, 1937, does not concur.

Persea pubescens (Pursh) SargentOBerry, 1926b, 115, pi. 57, f. 5; Chowan:

Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. C. 

Persea spatiosa Hollick, 1936, 116, pi. 65, f. 1; near Berg Lake, Yakutat-Copper

River region, Alaska.

Persea spatulata Hollick, 1930, 82, pi. 45, f. 7; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Persea valida Hollick.nBerry, 1913a, 572; Tuscaloosa: near Cottondale, Ala. 

Persicaria sp. Berry, 1922b, 11; Pleistocene : Tip ton Co., Tenn. 

Persoonia lesquereuxii Knowlton.QNewberry, 1895, 71, pi. 42, f. 16; no locality

given. Berry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa : Shirleys Mill, Ala. 

PESTALOZZITES Berry, 1916e, 230. Genotype: P. minor Berry. 

Pestalozzites minor Berry.DBerry, 1916e, 230, pi. 55, f. 2; Catahoula: Chalk

Hills, south of Rosefield, La. 1924, 141; Barnwell: .Grovetown, Columbia Co.,

Ga. 

Pestalozzites sabalana Berry, 1916e, 46, pi. 8, f. 3; pi. 9, f. 9; Hattiesburg:

Raglan, Forest Co., Miss.; Alum Bluff: Alum Bluff, Liberty Co., Fla.
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PETALONYX A. Gray.

Petalonyx sp. Laudermilk & Munz, 1934a, 37, pi. 9, f. 8; Pleistocene?: Gypsum

Cave, near Las Vegas, Nev. 

PETREA Houston.

Petrea rotunda Potbury, 1935, 79, pi. 14, f . 3 ; La Porte, Plumas Co., Calif. 

Phaneroplilebites knowltoni Berry, 19SO, 40, pi. 7, f . 6 ; Holly Springs : Laconia,

Fayette Co. ; Grenada : Somerville, Fayette Co., Tenn.

Phaseolites coloradensis Knowlton, 1930, 97, pi. 45, f . 1 ; Dawson : Mosby, Colo. 

Phaseolites formus Lesquereux.DBerry, 1913a, 571 ; Tuscaloosa : Shirleys Mill ;

near Cottondale, Ala. 1920e, 403 ; Black Creek : North Carolina. 

Phaseolites? sp. Ball, 1931, 82, pi. 9, f. 6; Indio: Little Sandy Creek; Bastrop

Co., Tex. 

Phegopteris alaskensis Hollick, 1930, 38, pi. 2, f. 4a, 5; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

Phegopteris grothiana Heer=Sphenopteris jorgenseni (Heer) Seward. 

Phegopteris jorgenseni Heer=Sphenopteris jorgenseni (Heer) Seward. 

Phegopteris kornerupi Heer=Sphenopteris jorgenseni (Heer) Seward. 

PHENACOCLADUS Cockerell, 1926c, 111. Genotype: P. hendersoni Cockerell. 

Phenacocladus hendersoni Cockerell, 1926c, 111, 1 text-f . ; Green River : Roan

Mts., Colo. Brown, R. W., 1934, 51, pi. 8, f. 1 ; Green River : Parachute Creek

north of Grand Valley, Colo. 

Philadelphus bendirei (Knowlton) Chaney, 1927a, 118, pi. 17, f. 1-5; Gray

Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg.

Cinnamomum bendirei Knowlton. D

Philadelphus bendirei, Arnold not Kno wl ton = Sassafras hesperia Berry. 

Philadelphus bendirei, Oliver not Knowlton= Sassafras hesperia Berry. 

Philadelphus inodora Linne". Berry & Hawkins, 1935a, 250, pi. 24, f. 1; Pensauken: near Durhams Corner, Middlesex Co., N. J. 

Philadelphus pardeei (Knowlton) R. W. Brown, 1937, 176, pi. 62, f. 5-10;

Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Phyllites pardeei Knowlton, 1926, 48, pi. 29, f. 13 ; Latah : Spokane, Wash. 

Phyllites peculiaris Knowlton, 1926, 49, pi. 29, f . 2 ; Latah : Spokane, Wash.

PHLOX Linne".

Phlox cf. sibirica Linne". Chaney & Mason, 1936c, 17, text-f. 34, 36, 42 ; Pleistocene : head of Goldstream, Buried Forest, near Fairbanks, Alaska. 

PHOENICITES Brongniart.QNoe, I936a, 447, 

Phoenicites brazosensis Ball, 1931, 149, pi. 25; Fayette: Raney Hdrt, Brazos

Co., Tex. 

Phoenicites integrifolia Ball, 1931, 35, pi. 42 ; pi. 47, f. 1-3 ; Indio : Bastrop Co.,

Tex.

Phoenicites occidentalis Berry. DBerry, 1924, 148, pi. 28, f. 8-10; Catahoula?:

Trinity Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 149; Catahoula?: Trinity Co., Tex.

Phoenicites? sp. Berry, 1924, 150, pi. 62, f. 1; Fayette: Barrera League, near

Wellborn, Brazos Co., Tex.-Ball, 1931, 149; Fayette: Barrera League and

Boggy Creek, Brazos Co,,. Tex. 

Phoenicopsis steenstrupi Seward, 1926, 97, pi. 9, f. 82, 82a; pi. 10, f. 87, 88;

text-r. 11B ; NugsuaK, -west Greenland.

mhsa (Schenk) Heer. 1874, 59, pi. 13, L 13, 14; pi. 17, f. 12.

Baiera cretosa Schenk. Heer, 1882, 14.

Phoenicopsis tenuis Harris=Hartzia tenuis (Harris) Harris. 

Phoenicopsis sp. Wieland, 1913, 265 ; Liassic : Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

1914, 111, pi. 9, f . 3 ; Liassic : Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.
CATALOGUE 227

PHOTINIA Lindley=HETEROMELES M. Roemer.

Photinia arbutifolia Lindley. Mason, 1934, 165, pi. 10, f. 5; Tomales: Tomales

Bay, Marin Co., Calif. 

Phragmites alaskana Heer.DBerry, 1926d, 99; Newhuykulston and Joseph

Creeks; Kitsilano, British Columbia. Hollick, 1936, 55, pi. 109, f. 12; Nenana

Coal Field, Alaska.

Phragmitea sp. Newberry.Q 

Phragmites cretaceus (Lesquereux) LesquereuxO

Arundo cretaceus Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: Fort Ellsworth, 

Eans.

Phragmites prattii Berry.DBerry, 1920e, 399; Black Creek: North Carolina. 

Phragmites sp. Heer, 1868a, 63. Hollick, 1936, 56; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. 

Phragmites sp. Hollick, 1912, 50; Chickaloon: Eska Creek, Lower Matanuska

Valley, Alaska.

Phragmites? sp. Newberry=Phragmites alaskana Heer: 

Phyllites alchorneopsis Potbury, 1935, 81, pi. 19, f. 1, 5; La Porte, Plumas Co.,

Calif. 

Phyllites alleni (Lesquereux) Florin=Koelreuteria alleni (Lesquereaux)

Edwards.

Phyllites amorphus Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 380; Dakota: Decatur, Nebr. 

Phyllites amplexicaulis Knowlton=Carplithus sp. R. W. Brown. 

Phyllites andromeda Knowlton, 1930, 129, pi. 55, f. 7; Dawson: east of Colorado

Springs, Colo. 

Phyllites aquaticus Berry, 1930c, 28, pi. 5, f. 5; Ravenscrag: Cypress Hills,

Canada. 

Phyllites arctica Knowlton .DHollick, 1936, 170; Herendeen Bay, Alaska P*eninsula.

Phyllites aristolochioides Knowlton, 1930, 129, pi. 55, f. 6; pi. 57, f. 2; Dawson: Sedalia, Colo.

Phyllites bifurcies Knowlton=Acer negundoides MacGinitie. 

Phyllites borealis Seward & Conway, 1935a, 18, text-f. 14; Atanekerdluk: west

Greenland.

Phyllites calhanensis Knowlton, 1930, 130, pi. 56, f. 1; Dawson: Calhan, Colo. 

Phyllites cinnamomeifoUa Brongniart=Cinnamomum cinnamomeum (Rossmaessler) Hollick. 

Phyllites cinnamomeus Rossmaessler=Cinnamomum cinnamomeum (Rossmaessler) Hollick. 

Phyllites cinnamomiformis Brongniart=Cinnamomum cinnamomeum (Rossmaessler) Hollick. 

Phyllites cladrastifolia Arnold, 1937, 101, pi. 8, f. 2; Trout Creek: Trout Creek,.

Harney Co., Oreg. 

Phyllites coloradensis Knowlton=Lomatia coloradensis (Knowlton) R. W.

Brown.

Phyllites costaricensis Berry, 1921b, 178, pi. 25, f. S; southeast Costa Rica. 

Phyllites couleeanus Berry=Amelanchier dignatus (Knowlton) R. W. Brown. 

Phyllites crassipes (Heer) Berry, 1929J, 135; Frontier: near Lander, Wyo.

Juglans crassipes Heer.DHeer, 1883, 27, pi. 61, f. 4; pi. 65, f. 9.

Phyllites crassus Hollick, 1930, 115, pi. 74, f. 7; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Phyllites cretaceus (Ettingshausen) Berry, 1929j, 135; Frontier: near Lander,

Wyo.

Artocarpidvum cretaceum Ettingshausen.D
228 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 19 19-3 7

Phyllites Crustacea Knowlton=Quercus simulata Knowlton.

Phyllitea.cyclophylla (Lesquereux) HollickOFlorin, 1919, 254.

Phyllites dentata Knowlton.QBerry, 1929J, 131; Frontier: near Cumberland,

Wyo. '

Phyllites denverensis Knowlton, 1930, 130, pi. 59, f. 5; Denver: Ramah, Colo. 

Phyllites eocenica Knowlton, 1924, 96,. pi. 18, f. 4; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. 

Phyllites ericoides R. W. Brown, 1934, 66, pi. 13, f. 7; Green River: Ute Trail

northwest of De Beque," Colo., 

Phyllites ficifolia Knowlton.QBerry, 1929J, 131; Frontier: near Cumberland,

Wyo. 

Phyllites fremonti Unger.QKnowlton, 1923, 176; Green River: Black Fork of

Green River, Wyo. 

Phyllites furcivena R. W. Brown, 1934, 66, pi. 13, f. 5; Green River: Roan

Creek northwest of De Beque, Colo. 

Phyllites glandiferus R. W. Brown, 1934, 66, pi. 11, f. 7; Green River: Piceance

Creek west of Meeker, Colo.

Phyllites gosheni Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 98, pi. S7, f. 6; Fisher: Goshen, Oreg. 

Phyllites grandifolius-cretaceus (Lesquereux) Berry, 1929J, 135; Frontier:

near Lander, Wyo.

Smilax grandifolla-cretacea Lesquereux.n

Phyllites grenadensis Berry, 1930, 143, pi. 45, f. 13, 14; Grenada: Cottage Grove,

Henry Co., Tenn.

Phyllites herbacea Knowlton, 1924, 97, pi. 15, f. 4; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. 

Phyllites hydrilloides Berry, 1925, 88, pi. 22, f. 2; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

fhyllites hydrocharitoides Berry=Potamogeton hydrocharitoides (Berry)

Berry. 

Phyflites innominata Knowlton, 1924, 98, pi. 19, f. 5; Animas: Pagosa Quad.,

Colo.

Phyllites jiiglandiformis Sternberg=Juglans juglandiformis (Sternberg) Giebel. 

Phyllites juncoides R. W. Brown, 1929, 291, pi. 75, f. 5; Green River: northwest

of De Beque, Colo.

Phyllites lanensis Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 99, pi. 37, f. 3; Fisher: Goshen, Oreg. 

Phyllites laportiana Potbury, 1935, 81, pi. 19, f. 4; La Porte, Plumas Co., Calif. 

Phyllites mascallensis Arnold, 1937, 100; Trout Creek; Trout Creek, Harney

Co., BVn mi. south of Lone Rock, Gilliam Co., Oreg.

Phyllites n. sp. Knowlton, 1901e, 303.

Phyllites oregonianus Knowlton.DMacGinitie, 1933, 68, pi. 7, f. 2 ; Trout cCreek:

Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. (Homonym, Knowlton 1900d).

Phyllites minuta Chaney, 1920a, 161, pi. 6, f. 3, 4; Eagle Creek: Multonomah 

Co., Oreg.

PhylHtes oregonianus Knowlton, 1900d, 49, pi. 5. f. 5 : 5 mi. SOllth of Ashland,

Oreg. (Not P. oregonianus Knowlton, 1902).

Phj/mtGs oreyonia-nMs Knowlton lQ02=Phyllites mascallengis Arnold. 

Phyllites oropouchensis Berry, 1925c, 8, pi. 1, f. 3; Pleistocene: Trinidad, British 

West Indies.

Phyllites ouratea R. W. Brown, 1934, 66, pi. 11, f. 6; Green River: northwest 

of De Beque, Colo.

Phyllites pagosensis Knowlton, 1924, 07, pi. 16, f. 2; Animas : Pagosa Quad.,

Colo.

Phyllites pardeei Knowlton=Philadelphus pardeei (Knowlton) R. W. Brown.

Phyllites payettensis Knowlton.DBerry, 1934, 122; north of Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho.
CATALOGUE 229

Phyllites peculiaris Knowlton=Philadelphus pardeei (Knowlton) R. W. Brown.

Phyllites pellucidus Knowlton, 1930, 130, pi. 39, f. 2; pi. 56, f. 4; .Dawson: 

Calhan, Colo.

Phyllites potentilloides Knowlton, 1923a, 191, pi. 43, f. 14; Huerto: near Lake 

Santa Maria, Colo.

Phyllites relatus Knowlton=Alnus relatus (Knowlton) R. W. Brown.

Phyllites rhamnoides Rossmaessler=Juglans rhamnoides (Rossmaessler) Lesquereux.

Phyllites rhoifolius Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 380; Dakota: Lancaster 

Co., Nebr.

Phyllites rhomboideus (Lesquereux) Lesquereux=Trochodendroides rhomboideus (Lesquereux) Berry.

Phyllites ripleyensis Berry, 1925, 89, pi. 22, f. 4; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn.

Phyllites rutaefolius Lesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: Fort Ellsworth, Kans.

Phyllites saundersi Knowlton.DHollick, 1936, 170; Kukak Bay, Alaska 

Peninsula.

Phyllites socialis (Heer) Seward, 1926, 90; Upernivik Isl., west Greenland.

Pecopteris (Pterisf) aooialis Heer, 1882, 34, pi. 7, f. 4; pi. 8, f. 15; pi. 32. f. 9. 

Pecopteris torelli Heer (part), 1883, 53, pi. 102, f. 1-4. 

CladophleMs socialis (Heer), Berry.n

Phyllites sophoroides Knowlton=Vaccinium sophoroides Knowlton.

Phyllites sucosus LaMotte=Nyssa knowltoni Berry.

Phyllites sulcatus Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 382; Marshall, Colo.

Phyllites tanneri Chaney, 1920a, 180, pi. 22, f. 1; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co.,

Oreg.

Phyllites tr^^ncat^^s Lesquereux=Mimusops truncata (Lesquereux) Knowlton. 

Phyllites umbonatus Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 380; Dakota: Beatrice,

Gage Co., Nebr. 

Phyllites Winchester! Knowlton, 1923, 175, pi. 38, f. 2; Green River: Rio Blanco

Co., 20 mi. west of Rio Blanco, Colo. 

Phyllites sp. Ball, 1931, 95, pi. 17, f. 5; Indio: Bartons Ranch, Bastrop Co.,

Tex. 

Phyllites sp. Chaney, 1920a, 181, pi. 14, f. 3; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co.,

Oreg.

Phyllites sp. Chaney & Elias, 1936b, 46, pi. 7, f. 9; Ogallala: Beaver Co., Okla. 

Phyllites sp. Hollick, 19SO, 116, pi. 30, f. 4c; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Phyllites sp. Hollick, 1930, 116, pi. 30, f. 4b; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Phyllites sp. Hollick, 1930, 116, pi. 6, f. 6c; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Phyllites sp. Kuowlton, 1900d, 50, pi. 6, f. 1; 5 mi. south of Ashland, Oreg. 

Phyllites sp. 1, Knowlton, 1920, 190; Morrison: Morrison, Colo. 

Phyllites sp. 2, Knowlton, 1920,190; Morrison : Morrison, Colo. 

Phyllites sp. Knowlton, 1923a, 191, pi. 43, f. 14; Creede: Creede, Colo. 

Phyllites sp. Knowlton, 1923a, 191, plr 43, f. 15; Creede: Creede, Colo. 

Phyllites sp. Knowlton, 1924, 98, pi. 19, f. 1; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. 

Phyllites sp. Knowlton, 1926=Salix spokanensis (Berry) R. W. Brown. 

Phyllites sp. Knowlton, 1930,130, pi. 56, f. 3; Dawson : Mosby, Colo. 

Phyllites sp. Knowlton, 1917a,DBerry, 1929J, 131; Frontier: near Cumberland,

Wyo.

Phyllites n. sp. Knowlton, 1901e=Phyllites mascallensis Arnold. 

Phyllites sp. Seward, 1926, 137, text-f. 34a-b; Nugsuak, west Greenland. 

PHYLLOCLADITES Visiani.

Phyllocladites (Jubiosus Hollick, 1930, 52, pi. 2, f. 9; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula. 

Phyllocladites rotundifolius Heer, 1874a, 124, pi. 35, f. 16-21b. White, 1898,

353; Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland.
230 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

PHYLLODERMIUM Miner, 1935, 594. Genotype: P. reinchti Miner..

Phyllodermium nervosum Miner, 1935, 594; Disko Isl., west Greenland.

Phyllodermium perplexum Miner, 1935, 594; Disko Isl., west Greenland.

Phyllodemium reinchii Miner, 1935, 594; Disko Isl., west Greenland.

Physagenia parlatorii, Dawson not Heer=Equisetum arcticum Heer.

Physagenia sp. Lesquereux=Equisetum sp. Knowlton, 1930.

PHYTOLACCA Tournefort.

Phytolacca decandra Linn<§. Berry, 1924a, 19, pi. 1, f. 26-28; Pleistocene: 

Washington, D. C.

PHYTORADICULARIA Hollick, 1930, 116. Genotype: P. dubia Hollick.

Phytoradicularia dubia Hollick, 1930, 116, pi. 2, f. 10; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

Picea canadensis (Miller) Britton, Sterns & Poggenberg.QHansen, 1935, 16, 

pi. 323; Aftonian: Macon Co., Mo.

Picea evanstoni Penhallow, 1892, 31, pi. 3, 4; Pleistocene: Evanston, 111.

Picea grandivescipites Wodehouse, 1933a, 488, f. 10; Green River: Parachute 

Creek, Garfleld Co., Colo.

Picea glauca Voss. Chaney & Mason, 1936c, 8, text-f. 8-10; Pleistocene: Cleary 

Greek, near Fairbanks, Alaska.

Picea harrimani Knowlton.QEollick, 1936, 46; Kukak Bay, Alaska Peninsula.

Picea lahontense MacGinitie, 1933, 46, pi. 3, f. 4; 6, 8; Trout Creek: Trout 

Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. Dorf, 1936, 107, pi. 1, f. 2; Idaho: near Weiser, 

Idaho.

Picea pinifructus R. W. Brown, 1929, 282, pi. 70, f. 5; Green River: northwest 

of De Beque, Colo.

Picea quilchensis PenhallowOPenhallow, 1906a, 390a; Diamond Vale Company, Quilchena, British Columbia.

Picea sitchensis (Bongard) Carrie"re.DMason, 1934, 145, pi. 5, f. 5, 6; Tomales: 

Tomales Bay, Mar in Co., Calif.

Picea sookensis LaMotte, 1935b, 55, pi. 1, f. 1; Sooke: Whiffen Spit, Vancouver 

Island, British Columbia.

Picea, species of, R. W. Brown, 1937, 167, pi. 45, f. 8, 18, 19, 29, 30; Mascall: 

Tipton, Oreg.; Republic, Wash.

Picea? sp. Chaney=Betula fairii Knowlton.

Picea sp. (branches) KnowltonOHollick, 193'6, 46; Kukak Bay, Alaska.

Picea? sp. (seed) KnowltonOHollick, 1936, 46; Kukak Bay, Alaska Peninsula.

Picea sp. Mason, 1927, 151, pi. 3, f. 2; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg. Oliver, 1934, 13;

Mascall: Tipton, Oreg. 

PICEITES Goeppert, 1884, in Wimmer, Flora v. Schlesien, vol. 2, 218.

Piceites cretaceus R. W. Brown, 1935a, 445, text-f. 8; west branch of Anacostia 

River, Maryland.

PICEOXYLON.

Piceoxylon laricinoides H0eg, 1931, 366, pi. 1-3; pi. 4, f. 1-4, 6-7; text-f. 1, 6; 

Myggbukta, East Greenland.

cf. Piceoxylon laricinoides H0eg, 1931, 376, pi. 5, f, 1-5; Myggbukta, East 

Greenland.

Pimelia spatulata Knowlton=Lomatia coloradensis (Knowlton) R. W. Brown. 

Pinites pannonicus (Unger) GoeppertlUHollick, 1936, 45; Unga Isl., Alaska.

Pinites sp. Goeppert, 1861, Schlesische Gesell. vaterl. Cultur, 39te Jahresber.,

Abh., 203. Hollick, 1936,45; Atka Isl., Aleutian Isls.; Cook Inlet, Alaska. 

PINOXYLON KnowltonORead, 1932,174.

PROTOPICEOXYLON Gothan, 1908, K. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handl., vol. 42, 

32-36. Eckhold, 1922, Preuss. Geol. Land., Jahrb., vol. 42, 489.
CATALOGUE 231

Pinoxylon dakotense Knowlton.C]Read, 1932, 175-186, f. 1-12; Lakota or Fuson: 

3 mi. northwest of Sturgis, N. Dak.

Pityoxylon dakotense (Knowlton) Penhallow.

PINUS Linn<§OMason, 1927, 146. Read, 1930b, 11; discussion of wood anatomy. Chaney & Mason, 1930, 9. Mason, 1934, 146; discussion.

Pinus aristata crossii (Knowlton) Cockerell, 193'4, 573, text-f. 1; Creede: near 

Creede, Colo.

Pinus crossii Knowlton, 1923a, 185, pi. 41, f. 3, 8-10; Creede: Creede, Colo.

Pinus attenuata Lemmon-DMason, 1927, 148, pi. 2, f. 2; Auriferous Gravels:

near You Bet, Calif. 1932, 54; You Bet, Calif. 

Pinus attenuata, Knowlton not Lemmon=Pinus muricata D. Don. 

Pinus balli R. W. Brown, 1934, 53, pi. 8, f. 5; Green River: between Carr and

Brush Creeks northwest of De Beque, Colo. 

Pinus baumani Read, 1930b, 11, pi. 3, f. 1-6; pi. 6, f. 2; Lamar River: Specimen

Ridge, Fossil Forest, Yellowstone Nat. Park. 

Pinus caribaea Morelet.DBerry, 1934c, 237, text-f. 14-15; Chapopote: Banos de

Ciego Montero, Santa Clara Province, Cuba.

Pinus collinsi Berry, 1936a, 125, text-f. 2; Calvert: Plum Point, Md. 

Pinus coloradensis Knowlton, 1923a, 186, pi. 41, f. 6; Creede: Creede, Colo. 

Pinus crameri Heer (part) =Sciadopitytes crameri (Heer) Halle. 

Pinus crossii Knowlton=Pinus aristata crossii (Knowlton) Cockerell. 

Pinus echinata Miller.QBerry, 1927, 22; Pleistocene: Talbot, Va. 

Pinus eirikiana Heer=Sciadopitytes eirikiana (Heer) Florin. 

Pinus fallax (Felix) Read, 1930b, 13, pi. 2, f. 1-6; pi. 5, f. 4, 6; pi. 6, f. 3;

Lamar River: Specimen Ridge, Fossil Forest, Yancey Forest, and Crescent

Hill, Y.ellowstone Nat. Park. 

Pityoxylon fallaa Fellx.Q 

Pityoxylon aldersoni Knowlton O

Pityoxylon amethystinum Knowlton.DConard, 1930, 547-553, 5 f.; Yellowstona 

Nat. Park.

Pinus florissanti? LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1923a, 186, pi. 41, f. 7; Creede:

Creede, Colo.

Pinus glabra Walter. Berry, 1922b, 10; Pleistocene: Chilton Co., Ala. 

Pinus hazeni Axelrod, 1937, 165, pi. 2, f. 4; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif. 

Pinus kelloggi Webber, 1933, 121, pi. 1, f. 1-3; Ricardo: near Barstow, Calif. 

Pinus knowltoni Chaney, 1920a, 160, pi. 5, f. 3, 4; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co.,

Oreg. 1922a, 214; P.ayette: Idaho. 1927a, 101; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch,

Crooked River Basin, Oreg. Mason, 1927,148, pi. 2, f. 1; pi. 3, f. 6, 7; Mascall:

Tipton, Oreg. MacGinitie, 1933, 46; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harnoy Co.,

Oreg. Oliver, 1934, 13; Mascall: Austin and Tipton, Oreg. Dorf, "1936, 106;

Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho. 

Pinus knowltoni, MasOn (part) not Chaney=Cedrela pteraformis (Berry)

R. W. Brown.

Pinus latahensis Berry, 1929f, 238, pi. 49, f. 7; Latah: Republic, Wash. 

Pinus linguiformis Mason, 1932, 50, pi. 1, f. 5; northeast Of Signal Hill, Los

Angeles Co., Calif.

Pinus lynni Berry, 1934b, 182,. text-f. 1; Aquia: Belvedere Beach, Va. 

Pinus macclurii Heer.dHollick, 1936, 45; Tanana, Yukon River region, Alaska. 

Pinus macrophylla Berry, 1929f, 238, pi. 49, f. 9; Latah: Republic, Wash. 

LaMotte, 1936b, 417; Ellensburg: Ellensburg, Wash. 

Pinus cf. macrophylla Berry. Seward & Conway, 1935, 9, pi. 1, f. 7; Kingigtok,

West Greenland.
232 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 191 9-3 7

Pinus masoni Dorf, 1930, 70, pi. 5, f. 4-6; Ventura, Ventura Co.; Mussel Rock, 

San Francisco Co., Calif.: Mason, 1932, 49, text-f. 4; Merced: near San Francisco, Calif.; Pico: near Ventura, Calif.; Santa Clara: near Palo Alto, Calif.

Pinus monophylla Torrey. ?Laudermilk & Munz, 1934a, 37, pi. 4, f. 1; Pleistocene? : Gypsum Cave, near Las Vegas, Nev.

Pinus monticolensis Berry, 1929f, 238, pi. 49, f. 5, 8; Latah: Republic and 

Spokane, Wash. 1934,104; Latah: 3.8 mi. east of White Bird, Idaho Co., Idaho.

Pinus monticolensis, LaMotte not Berry=Cedrela oregoniana (Lesquereux) 

R. W. Brown.

Pinus muricata D. Don. Scott, 1926, 407; Tesla, Calif. Mason, 1927, 147, pi. 3, 

f. 1, 4, 5; Pleistocene: Rancho La Brea, Los Angeles Co.; Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif. Chaney & Mason, 1927, 157 1933a, 54, pi. 

4, f. 1; pi. 5, f. 3; Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif. Mason, 

1932, 51, pi. 1, f. 3; Pleistocene: Carpinteria asphalt deposits; Millerton: 

Marin Co.; Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif . 1934, 147, pi. 6, f. 2 ; 

pi. 7, f. 4; Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Co., CaMf.

Pinus attenuata, Knowlton not Lemmon, 1916f, 85; Pleistocene: Rancho La 

Brea, Los Angeles Co., Calif.

Pinus nordenskioldi HeerOWilson, 1916, 207; Mt. Bush, Yukon Terr.

Pinus peterseni Heer. White, 1898, 347, 352; Kook, Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak 

Pen., west Greenland.

Pinus pieperi Dorf, 1930, 69, pi. 5, f. 7-10; Pliocene: Ventura, Calif. Axelrod, 

1934, 2; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif. 1937, 165, pi. 2, f. 2, 3; Mt. Eden: 

near Beaumont, Calif.

Pinus pretuberculata Axelrod, 19S7, 166, pi. 3, f. 3, 4; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif.

Pinus radiata D. DonOMason, 1927, 147; Merced: Mussel Rock, 6 mi. south 

of San Francisco, Calif.; Millerton: Preston Point, Marin Co., Calif.; Pleistocene : Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif. 1932, 52, pi. 1, f. 2; Pleistocene: 

Carpinteria; Mussel Rock, near San Francisco; Millerton and Toms Point, 

Tomales Bay, Calif. 1934, 148, pi. 6, f. 3; pi. 7, f. 3; Tomales: Tomales Bay, 

Marin Co., Calif Chaney & Mason, 1927, 157. 1933a, 55, pi. 4, f. 2; pi. 5, f. 4,, 

9; Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif. Webber, in Chaney & 

Mason, 1933, 66; Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif.

Pinus raritanensis Berry.DBerry, 1913a, 572; Tuscaloosa: near Cottondale, 

Ala. 1920e, 398; Black Creek; North Carolina.

Pinus remorata (Engelmann) Mason, 1930, Madrono, vol. 2, no. 1. Chaney & 

Mason, 1930, 10, pi. 6, f. 1, 2; Pleistocene: Santa Cruz Isl., Calif. Mason, 19§2, 

52, pi. 1, f. 1;. Pleistocene: Santa Cruz Isl., Carpinteria, Calif. Chaney & 

Mason, 1933a, 56; Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif.

Pinus riffida, Berry not Miller=Pinus serotina Michaux.

Pinus russelli LaMotte=Cedrela oregoniana (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown. 

Pinus cf. sabiniana Douglas. Chaney & Mason, 1933a, 56, pi. 5, f. 7, 8; Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif,

Pinus scituatensiforme Bailey=Pityoxylon scituatensiforme (Bailey) TOfTey, 

Pinus scopulipites Wodehouse, 1933a, 488, f. 8; Green River: Parachute Creek,

Garfield Co., Colo.

RnUS SerOtma MiCMlX, Berry, 1926b, 105, pi. 45, f. 9; Chowan: Wayne Co.; 

Pitt Co.; Pamlico: Craven Co., N. C.

Pinus rigida, Berry not Miller, 1907b, 339; Neuse River, N. C.

Pinus similis .Knowlton, 1923a, 186, pi. 41, f. 11, 12; Creede: Creede, Colo.; 

Huerto: near Lake Santa Maria, Colo.
CATALOGUE * 233

Pinus steenstrupiana Heer.DBerry, 1926d, 96; Eocene: Joseph Creek, British

Columbia. 

Pinus strobipites Wodehouse, 1933a, 487, f. 7; .Green River-: Parachute Creek,

Garfield Co., Colo. 

Pinus strobus Linne".[j ?Penhallow, 1899, 526; Price's Brickyard, Don Valley,

Toronto, Ontario.. 

Pinus susquaensis Dawson.DBerry, 19291, 61; Upper Blairmore, southwest

Alberta.

Pinus taeda Linne".DBerry, 1927, 23; Pleistocene: Henry Co., Tenn. 

Pinus tetrafolia Berry, 1929f, 238, pi. 49, f. 6; Latah: Republic, Wash. Dorf,

1936, 106; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho. 

Pinus torreyana Parry. Mason, 1927, 147, pi. 1, f. 3; pi. 2, f. 3; Bridge Creek:

Cove Creek near Clarno Ferry, Oreg. 

Pinus trunculus DawsonQPenhallow, 1906a, 390a; Diamond Vale Company,

Quilchena, British Columbia. Berry, 1926d, 98, pi. 10, f. 4, 5; Joseph and Darlington Creeks, British Columbia. 

Pinus tuberculata Gordon. Frost, 1927, 75, pi. 15, f. 1, 2; Pleistocene: Rancho

La Brea, Calif. 

Pinus tuberculipites Wodehouse, 1933a, 488, f. 9; Green River: Parachute

Creek, Garfield Co., Colo.

Pinus sp. Axelrod, 1934, 2; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif. 

Pinus, staminate aments, Berry, 1929f, 239, pi. 64, f. 17-19; Latah: Spokane,,

Wash.

Pinus, needle, Berry, 1934, 104; Latah: north of Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho, 

Pinus sp. (leaves and stems) Brooks, 1935, 281, pi. 4, f. 2, 3; Sucker Creek:

Ballantyne Ranch near Homedale, Idaho. 

Pinus sp. (scales of cones) Brooks, 1935, 281, pi. 4, f. 1, 4, 5; Sucker Creek:

Ballantyne Ranch near Homedale, Idaho. 

Pinus, species of, R. W. Brown, 1937, 167, pi. 45, f. 9-17, 20, 21, 26; Thunder

Mt. Idaho; Salmon, Idaho; Tipton, Oreg.; Idaho City, Idaho; Latah: Spokane,

Wash.

Pinus sp. Dorf, 1930, 71, pi. 6, f. 1; Calabazas Canyon, Contra Costa Co., Calif. 

-Pinus sp. Dorf, 1936,106; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho.

Pinus sp. Heer, 1869, 23, pi. 1, f. 11. Hollick, 1936, 45; Port Graham, Alaska. 

Pinus? sp. Hollick, 1930, 56, pi. 20, f. 10; Melozi: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Pinus sp. Knowlton, 1900d, 39, pi. 1, f. 3, 4; S mi. southeast of Ashland, Oreg. 

Pinus sp. (leaves) Knowlton.DBerry, 1932a, 40; Sucker Creek: Ballantyne

Ranch, Malheur Co., Oreg. 

Pinus? sp. (leaves) Knowlton, 1904.QHollick, 1936, 45; Kukak Bay, Alaska

Peninsula. 

Pinus? sp. (scales) Knowlton, 1904.DHollick, 1936, 45; Kukak Bay, Alaska

Peninsula. 

Pinus sp. Knowlton, 1926, 26, pi. 8, f. 9; Latah: near Mica, Wash. Berry,

1929f, 239; Latah: near Mica and at Spokane, Wash. 

Pinus n. sp. Lesquereux, 1884, 12; near New Ulm, Minn.

Piper arcuatile Hollick, 1930, 62, pi. 31, f. 1, 2; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Piper chapini Hollick, 1936, 60, pi. 115, f. 3; Eska Creek, Matanuska Coal Field,

Alaska. 

Piper concavum Hollick, 1936, 59, pi. 115, f. 1, 2; Yakutat-Copper River region j

south side Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Island, southeastern Alaska. 

Piper convertabilis Hollick, 1936, 59, pi. 114, f. 2, 3-a, 4-9; Matanuska Coal Field;

west side Herencleen Bay, Alaska Peninsula; Anchorage Bay, Chignik Bay,

Alaska Peninsula.
234 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 7

Piper disputabilis Hollick, 1936, 59, pi. 114, f. 10; Yakutat-Copper River region,

Alaska. 

Piper heerii Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 43, pi. 11, f. 6; Denver: Golden,

Colo. 

Piper septentrionalis Hollick, 1936, 58, pi. 113, f. 1-6; pi. 114, f. 1; Lower

Chignik Lake, Alaska Peninsula; Matanuska River 14 mi. above mouth of

Chickaloon River; Matanuska Coal Field. Alaska.

Piperites cordatus- Berry, 1921b, 171, pi. 22, f. 1; southeast Costa Rica. 

Piperites cf. cordatus Berry, 1925a, 85, pi. 13, f. 9; Forest: Trinidad, British

West Indies.

Piperites quinquecostatus Berry, 1921b, 171, pi. 22, f. 2; southeast Costa Rica. 

Pisonia apalachicolerisis Berry, 1916b, 49, pi. 10, f. 1; Alum Bluff: Alum Bluff,

Liberty Co., Ma. 

Pisonia balli Berry, 1924, 162, pi. 42, f. 4; Fayette: Alum Creek, Brazos Co.,

Tex. Ball, 1931, 153, pi. 27, f. 3; Fayette: Alum Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Pisonia chlorophylloides Berry O ,

Quercus chlorophylla Unger.DLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox: Mississippi; Marshall, Colo.

Pisonia claiborn&nsis, Knowlton not Berry=Pisonia claiborniana Berry.

Pisonia claiborniana Berry, 1914, 140, pi. 28, f. 3; Barnwell: Phinizy Gully, 

Columbia Co., and near Macon, Ga. 1924, 61, 162, pi. 10, f. 3; Yegua: Columbia, Caldwell Parish, La.; Barnwell: Columbia and Bibbs Cos., Ga. Ball, 

1931, 153; Fayette: Alum Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Pisonia olatbornensis Berry. Knowlton, 1919, 460.

Pisonia conditi Berry, 1921a, 119, pi. 21, f. 1; Sanchez: Samana Dist, Santo

Domingo.--1922, 5, pi. 1, f. 5; Artibonite Group: Haiti.

Pisonia cretacea Berry .QBerry, 1920e, 402; Black Creek: North Carolina. 

Pisonia fructifera Berry, 1930, 68, pi. 11, f. 5, 6; Holly Springs: Shandy, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Pisonia jacksoniana Berry, 1924, 162, pi. 32, f. 6, 7; pi. 49, f. 3; Lagrange: near

Corona, Tipton Co., Tenn.; near Union City, Obion Co., Tenn.; Jackson: White

Bluffs, Jefferson Co., Ark.; Forest Hill: north of Jackson, Miss. Ball, 1931,

152; Fayette: Alum Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Pisonia praejacksoniana Berry, 1930, 68, pi. 46, f. 2; Holly Springs: Grable

Pit, Henry Co., Tenn. 

Pistia claibornensis BerryOBerry, 1924, 146, pi. 28, f. 4; Barnwell: Grovetown,

Columbia Co., Ga.

Pistia corrugata LesquereuxOBerry, 1935, 23; Whitemud: Loc. 7, P 5-30,

southern Saskatchewan. 

Pistia nordenskibldi (Heer) BerryOBerry, 1920e, 399; Black Creek: Pitt,

Wayne, and Sampson Cos., North Carolina. 

Pistia n. sp. Bell, 1930, 55; St. Mary River: southern Alberta. 

Pithecolobium ceterum Hollick, 1936, 127, pi. 72, f. 9b, lib; Drews Mine, north

bank Yukon River, central Yukon region, Alaska. 

PltheCOlobium eocenicum Berry .QBerry, 1930, 75, pi. 32, f. 10; Holly Springs:

SKnndy, Uardeman Co.. Tenn.

Pithecolobium eocenicum anomalum Berry, 1930, 75, pi. 44, f. 1-2; Holly Springs :

Puryear, Henry Co.; McKenzie, Carroll Co., Tenn.

Pithecolobium ?imperfectum Hollick, 1928, 202, pi. 69, f. 5; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Pithecolobium oligocaenum Berry, 1916e, 239, pi. 55, f. 10; Catahoula: Chalk

Hills near Rosefleld, La.
CATALOGUE ' 235

Pithecolobium pseudotrapezifolium Rollick, 1924, 302, pi. 10, f. 8; Collazo River, 

Porto Rico. 1928, 203; Collazo: Porto Rico.

Pithecolobium samanensis Berry, 1921a, 120, pi. 21, f. 2; Samana Dist., Santo 

Domingo.

Pithecolobium? tennesseensis Berry, 1930, 75, pi. 22, f. 6; pi. 39, f. 7; Holly 

Springs: Pattersonville, Fayette Co., Tenn.

Pithecolobium tenuifolium Engelhardt, 1895, Abh. Senck. Naturf. Gesell. vol. 

19, 37, pi. 3, f. 21; Santa Ana, Colombia. Berry, 1925a, 90, pi. 1. f. 5; Upper Forest : Trinidad, British West Indies.

Pithecolobium unguiscati (Linne") Bentham. Berry, 1925c, 3, pi. 3, f. 4; Pleistocene : Trinidad, British West Indies.

Pithecolobium vexativum Hollick, 1924, 303, pi. 11, f. 4; Collazo River, Porto 

Rico. 1928, 203, pi. 71, f. 3; Collazo: Porto Rico.

PITYOLEPIS Nathorst.

Pityolepis rugosa Seward, 1926, 107, pi. 9, f. 77, 78; Upernivik Isl., West Greenland.

Pityophyllum crassum Seward, 1926, 106, text-f. 16; Nugsuak, west Greenland.

Pityopfiyllum graminaefolium (Knowlton) Bell=01eandra graminaefolia 

Knowlton.

PITYOSPERMUM.

Pityospermum cedroides Seward & Conway, 1935, 10, pi. 1, f. 3; Kingigtok, West 

Greenland.

Pityospermum kingigtokense Seward & Conway, 1935, 9, pi. 1, f. 2, 4; Kingigtok, 

West Greenland.

PITYOXYLON Kraus.DTorrey, 1923, 65. Genus redefined.

Pityoxylon aMersoni Knowlton=Pinus fallax (Felix) Read.

Pityoxylon amethystinum Knowlton=Pinus fallax (Felix) Read.

Pityoxylon annulatum Platen=Pseudotsuga annulata (Platen) Torrey.

Pityoxylon dakotense (Knowlton) Penhallow=Pinoxylon dakotense Knowlton.

Pityoxylon fallax Felix=Pinus fallax (Felix) Read.

Pityoxylon inaequale Felix.GHollick, 1936, 45. Yakutat-Copper River region, 

Alaska.

Pityoxylon macclurii (Cramer) KrausOHollick, 1936, 45; Alaska (no locality).

Pityoxylon scituatensiforme (Bailey) Torrey, 1923, 66, pi. 8, f. 3; Raritan: 

Matteawan, N. J.

Pinus scituatensiformls Bailey .Q

Pityoxylon cf. vateri Platen. Torrey, 1923, 67; ash deposits: Cape Blanco, Oreg.

Pityoxylon sp. Torrey, 1923, 65; Laramie: Sentinel Butte, N. Dak.

Planera aquatica (Walter) Gmelin.DBerry, 1926b, 111, pi. 54, f. 4, 5; Chowan: 

Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. C.

Planera aquaticiformis Hollick, 1936, 107, pi. 57, f. 7; near Berg Lake, YakutatCopper River region, Alaska.

Planera aquatica, Berry (part) not Gmelin=Planera hickmanensis Berry.

Planera cretacea Berry.QBerry, 1920e, 400; Black Creek: North Carolina.

Planera gmelini, Lesquereux not Michaux=Planera hickmanensis Berry.

Planera hickmanensis Berry, 1924, 158, pi. 50, f. 4, 5; Lagrange: Hickman, 

Fulton Co., Ky.; near Union City, Obion Co., Tenn.

Planera gmelini, Lesquereux not Michaux, 1859, 365. 

Planera aquatica, Berry not Gmelin, 1915b, 300.- 

Betula nigra, Berry not Linne", 1915b, 298.
236 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Planera inaequilateralis (Lesquereux) Knowlton, 1923, 161; Green River: 

Alkali Station and Green River, Wyo.

Alnites inaequilateralis Lesquereux (part), 1876a, 381. 1876c, 307. 1878, 141,

pi. 62, f. 3 only; Green River: Alkali Station, Wyo. 

Alnus inaequilateralis (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.n 

Planera variabilia Newberry (part), 1883, 506. 1898, 83, pi. 66, f. 5, 6; Green

River: Green River, Wyo. 

Planera inaequilateralis (Lesquereux) Knowlton.DBrown, R. W., 1934, 56; Green

River: localities as cited by authors. 

Comptonia? anomala Knowlton, 1923, 189, pi. 37, f. 1; Green River: Greasewood

Creek, Rio Blanco Co., Colo.

Planera microphylla Newberry.D ?Berry, 1935, 28; Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. 27,

southern Saskatchewan. 

Planera myricaefolia (Lesquereux) CockerelhDChaney, 1921a, 91; Puente: Los

Angeles" Co., Calif. Knowlton, 1923a, 188, pi. 43, f. 16, 17; Creede: Creede,

Colo.; Huerto: near Lake Santa Maria, Colo. 

Planera nervosa Newberry.DBerry, 1926d, 109, pi. 17, f. 5; Eocene: Kitsilano,

British Columbia Brown, R. W., 1929, 284, pi. 71, f. 7-9; Green River: fiotwQQn

Carr and Brush Creeks, 30 mi. northwest of De Beque, Colo. 1934, 56; Green

River: Locs. as cited by authors.

Ulmus pleurinervia Heer not Unger.QHollick, 1936, 105, Port Graham, Kenai

Peninsula, Alaska. 

Myrica praedrymeja Knowlton, 1923, 157, pi. 36, f. 1-3; Green River: Greasewood

Creek, 40 ml. southwest of Meeker, Colo. 

Salix sp. Knowlton, 1923, 156, pi. 37, f. 3, 5 ; Green River: southwest of Meeker,

Rio Blanco Co., Colo. Berry, 1930d, 69, pi. 12, f. 5 ; so-called Bridger: Tipperary,

Wind River Basin, Wyo. 

Dalbergia viridiflumensis Knowlton, 1923, 164, pi. 40, f. 10 ; Green River : west of

Rio Blanco, Rio Blanco Co., Colo.

Planera ungeri EttingshausenOHollick, 1912a, 51; Eska Creek, Lower Matanuska, Alaska. 1936, 107, pi. 58, f. 5; Port Camden, Kuiu Isl., southeastern 

Alaska.

Planera variabilis Newberry (part) =Planera inaequilateralis (Lesquereux) 

Knowlton.

Planera-variaMlis Newberry (part)=Rhus variabilis (Newberry) Knowlton.

PLATANOPHYLLUM Fontaine, 1889, 316. Genotype: P. crassinerve FontaineJjSeward, 1926, 129; discussion.

Platanophyllum geisleri Seward, 1926, 134, pi. 12, f. 120; Disko Isl., West Greenland.

Platanophyllum? cf. geisleri Seward. Seward & Conway, 1935, 23; Kingigtok,

West Greenland.

Platanophyllum insigne (Heer) Seward, 1926, 130, pi. 11, f. Ill; pi. 12, f. 12] ;

text-f. 31; Nugsuak and Disko Isl., west Greenland. Seward & Conway, 

1935a, 29, text-f. 27; Igdlokunguak, Atanekerdluk, Kardlok: west Greenland.

GissUes insignis Heer.QHeer, 1867, DenksCli. Allgem. Scliwelz. Gesell. Naturwies,,

vol. 22, 19, pi. 2, f. 3-5. 

Cissites formosus Heer.DBerry, 1913a, 570; Tuscaloosa: near Glen Alien, Ala. 

1922c, 170, pi. 40, f. 5; Woodbine: Arthurs Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex.

CissiUs forworn magotMensis1 Berry.p

Cissltes dentato-lobatus Lesquereux.d]

CiSSites panduratus Knowlton.GBerry, 1925, 70, pi. 14; Ripley : Perry Place, Henry 

Co., Tenn.

ATQlitt groeniandica Heer.QGress, 1922, 322; Dakota: Eiiswortii Co., Kans. 

Sterculla krejen, Hollick not Velenovsky.D 

Araliaephyllum groenlandicum (Heer) Fritel, 1914, 21.

Aralia ravniana Berry not Heer, 1903, 92, pi. 46, f. 7; pi. 53, f. 2; pi. 57, f. 1. 

1904a, 79. 1910, 27. 1916, 876, pi. 82, f. 4; pi. 83, f. 1-4. 1922d, 219, pi.
CATALOGUE 237

Platanophyllum insigne Continued.

58; pi. 59, f. 4. Hollick, 1906, 99, pi. 37, f. 1, 2; Magothy: Cliffwood, N. J.; 

Gay Head, Marthas Vineyard, Mass.; Grove Point, Md.; Raritan; Tottenville, 

Staten Island, N. Y.; Cheyenne: near Belvidere, Kiowa Co., Kans.

Stercutta snowiif, Hollick not Lesquereux, 1898, 422, pi. 38, f. 4.

AraUa rotundiloba NewberryO

Platanophyllum pfaffianum (Heer) Seward, 1926, 133, pi. 10, f. 93; Nugsuak,

West Greenland.

Sassafras pfaffiana Heer, 1883, 29, pi. 55, f. 18. 

Platanophyllum wellingtonianum (Lesquereux) Seward, 1926, 13'4, pi. 10, f.

102; Nugsuak, west Greenland.

Aralia wellinytoniana Lesquereux (part), 1892, 131, pi. 21, f. 1. Newberry, 1895, 

114, pi. 26, f. 1. Berry, 1911, 202, pi. 25, f. 7. 1912b, 402; Dakota: Carneiro, 

Ellsworth Co., Kans.; Raritan: Woodbridge, N. J.; Woodbine: Arthurs Bluff, 

Laraar Co., Tex. Gress, 1922, 321; Dakota : Ellsworth Co., Kans. Berry, 1922c, 

176, pi. 37, f. 3, pi. 38, f. 3, 4; Woodbine: Arthurs Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex. 

Hollick, 1930, 109, pi. 84, f. 1; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Aralia jorpenseni Heer.Q

Platanophyllum sp., cf. Platanus aceroides Goeppert. Seward & Conway, 1935, 

23, pi. 3, f. 28; Kingigtok, West Greenland.

PLATANUS Linn&QBall, 1931, 58. Discussion.

Platanus aceroides Goeppert.DLesquereux, 1871, 383; Eock Creek, Wyo. 1883, 

227, pi. 49, f. 1. 1888, 48; Denver: Golden, Colo. Cragin, 1891, 31; Loup Fork: 

near Alpine, Kaus. Knowlton, 1893b, 104; Ellensburg: Ellensburg, Wash. 

1924, 86; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. Berry, 1926,193; Paskapoo: Alberta. 

Ball, 1931, 57; Indio: Bastrop Co., Tex. Chaney &. Sanborn, 1933, 78, pi. 25, 

f. 6; Fisher: Goshen, Oreg. Sanborn, 1935, 21, pi. 6, f. 10; Comstock: Cornstock, Douglas Co., Oreg. Chaney & Elias, 1936b, 41, pi. 7, f. 12; Ogallala: 

Brown Co., Nebr.; Beaver Co., Okla.

Platanus aceroides cuneata Knowlton.n

Platanus aceroides cuneata Knowlton=Platanus aceroides Goeppert.

Platanus aceroides latifolia KnowltonOKnowlton, J924, 86, pi. 13, f. 3; pi. 14, 

f. 4; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. 1980, 76, pi. 33, f. 1; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Berry, 1926, 194; Paskapoo: Alberta. Ball, 1931, 58, pi. 18, f. 1; Indio: Earle, 

Bexar Co., Tex. Hollick, 1936, 123, pi. 68, f. 1, 2; south bank Yukon River 

above Eampart, central Yukon region, Alaska. Arnold, 1937, 88, pi. 3, f. 1; 

Fenwick Eanch west of Sucker Creek, Oreg.

Platanus aceroides? latior Lesquereux=Platanus latiloba Newberry.

Platanus aflinis Lesquereux=Platanus? newberryana Heer.

Platanus alata Hollick, 1930, 85, pi. 49, f. 2, 3; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Platanus appendiculata, Berry not Lesquereux=Aralia republicensis E. W. 

Brown.

Platanus aquehongensis Hollick=Platanus? newberryana Heer.

Platanus aspera Newberry (part) Platanus dissecta Lesquereux.

Platanus aspera Newberry (part)=ri7ia aspera (Newberry) LaMotte.

Platanus aspera Newberry (part)=Platanus condoni (Newberry) Knowlton.

Platanus asperaeformis Berry=Platanus? newberryana Heer.

Platanus basilobata WardOBerry, 1935, 32, pi. 6, f. 7; Upper Eavenscrag: Loc. 

P 11-30, southern Saskatchewan.

Aralia digit* ita Ward.n 

Aralia ware .ana Knowlton & Cockerell.Q 

Viburnum oxycoccoides Dawon.n

Platanus noMlis, Dawson nov Newberry, 1887, 24, pi. 1, f. 7 ; Souris River, Porcupine Creek, and Great Valley, Saskatchewan; Calgary, Alberta.
238 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 7

Platanus cissitifolia Gress, 1922, 310, pi. 15, f. 3, 4; Lancaster Co., Virginia? 

Location may be in error as matrix resembles Dakota Sandstone.

.Platanus coloradensis Knowlton, 1930, 82, pi. 37, f. 1, 2; Middle Park: Middle 

Park, Grand Co., Colo.

Platanus condoni (Newberry) KnowltonOChaney, 1927a, 120; Bridge Creek: 

Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg,

Platanus aspera Newberry (part), 1898, pi. 42, f. 3 only; Bridge Creek: Bridge 

Creek, Grant Co., Oreg.

Platanus diminutiva Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota; Beatrice, 

Gage Co., Nebr.

Platanus dissecta Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1893b, 104; Ellensburg: Ellensburg, 

Wash. Chaney, 1922a, 216; Payette: Idaho 1925b, 27; Bridge Creek: 

Oregon Scott, 1926, 406; Tesla, Calif . Berry, 1929f, 248, pi. 53, f. 1, 2; pi. 61; 

Latah: Spokane, Wash. 1931a, 34; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 1932a, 40; 

Ballantyne Ranch, Malheur Co., Oreg 1934, 111, pi. 21, f. 2; Latah: east of 

White Bird, Idaho Co.; Linson Valley, Washington Co.; Alkali Creek, Payette 

Co.; near St. Maries, Kootenai Co., Idaho Oliver, 1934, 22, pi. 3, f. 3; Mascall: 

Tipton and Austin, Oreg. Brooks, 1935, 294, pi. 17, f. 2-4; pi. 18, f. 1, 2; Sucker 

Creek: Ballantyne Ranch, Idaho LaMotte, 1936, 129; Upper Cedarville: 49 

Camp, Washoe Co., Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif 1936b, 417; Ellensburg: 

Ellensburg, Wash. 1936c, 348, Montesano: near Aberdeen, Wash. Arnold, 

1937, 88, pi. 9, f. 1-3; Sucker and Carter Creeks, Oreg. MacGinitie, 1937, 140; 

Weaverville: Redding Creek, Hay Fork, Trinity Co., Calif. Brown, R. W., 

1937, 174, pi. 52, f. 1-3; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg.; Latah: Spokane, Wash.; 

Sucker Creek: Sucker Creek, Malheur Co., Oreg.

Celtis hesperius Berry, 1932a, 41, text-f. 1; Ballantyne Ranch, Malheur Co., Oreg. 

Platanus pseudoccident&lis Hollick, 1927, 409, pis. 40-42; St. Eugene silts: British. Columbia. 

Platanus aspera Newberry (part), 1898, pi. 42, f. 2 only; Bridge Creek: Bridge

Creek, Grant Co., Oreg. 

Acer Ttendlrei Lesquereux (part), 1888a, 14, pi. 5, f. 5>; pi. 6, f. 1; pi. 7, f. 1;

(not pi. 8, f. 1) ; Mascall: Van Horns Ranch, John Day Basin, Oreg. 

Acer merriami Knowlton.D 

Acer n. sp. Knowlton, 1901e.Q

Platanus guillelmae Goeppert.QLesquereux, 1888, 48; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

No<§, 1925, pi. 21, f. 2; Dakota : Cimarron Co., Okla. Knowlton, 1930, 76, pi. 33, 

f. 2; pi. 34, f. 1; Denver : Golden, Colo. Berry, 1935, 33; Middle Ravenscrag: 

Loc. P 3-30, southern Saskatchewan.

Platanus guillelmae heeri Knowlton.DReagan, 1926, 121, f. 3; Raton: Willow 

Canyon, N. Mex. Berry, 1935, 33; ?Whitemud: Loc. P 5-30; Middle Ravenscrag : Loc. 34; Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. 32, southern Saskatchewan.

Platanus guillelmae, Ward not Goeppert=Viburnum antiquum (Newberry) 

Hollick.

Platanus? grewiopsoides Hollick, 1930, 85, pi. 28, f. 5b; pi. 52, f. 1; Kaltag: 

Lower Yukon, Alaska.

PlatanUS haydenii Newherry,QLesquereux, 1888, 48; Denver : Golden, Colo.-rKnowlton, 1930, 79, pi. 36, f. 1; Denver: Golden, Colo.; Dawson: Sedalia, Colo. 

Platanus heerii Lesquereux=PIatanus latiloba Newberry. 

Platanus latibasalis Hollick, 1930, 85, pi. 51, f. 1; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska. 

Platanus latiloba NewberryQSeward, 1926, 125, pi. 11, f. 109; text-f. 29;

Upernivik Isl., Nugsuak, Disko Isl., west Greenland. Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan : Peace River, British Columbia.

Platanus heerii Lesquereux.DWhite, 1898, 353 ; Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west 

Greenland. Hollick, 1930, 84, pi. 43, f. 2; pi. 46, f. 1; pi. 55, f. 2; Melozi: 

I >ower Yukon : Nulato : Lower Yukon; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska.
CATALOGUE 239

Platanus latiloba Continued.

Sassafras reciirvatus Lesquereux.G

Platanus aoeroidesf latior Lesquereux.nLesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: Decatur

and Lancaster, Nebr. 

Platanus primaeva Lesquereux.nLesquereux, 1884, 12; near New Ulm, Minn. 

Gress, 1922, 310; Dakota: Ellswortb, Kans. 

Platanus primaeva subintegrlfolia Lesquereux.Q 

Platanus recurvata Lesquereux.O

Sassafras cretaceum recurvatum (Lesquereux) Newberry.O 

Sassafras (AraUopsis) miarabile Lesquereux.Q 

Platanus latior (Lesquereux) Knowlton.DBerry, 1913a, 572; Tuscaloosa: near

Cottondale, Ala. 1922c, 164; Woodbine: Arthurs Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex. 

Reagan, 1926, 122, f. 4; Raton: Willow Canyon, N. Mex. Hollick, 1930, 84,

pi. 51, f. 2; Melozi: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

IPlatanus shirleyensis Berry .D 

Sassafras latilobum (Newberry) Knowlton.iH 

Sassafras mirabilis Lesquereux.nGress, 1922, 304; Dakota: Fort Harker and

Ellsworth Cos., Kans.

Sassafras (AraUopsis) recurvatum Lesquereux.D 

Platanus latior subintcgrifolia (Lesquereux) Knowlton.D

Platanus latior (Lesquereux) Knowlton=Platanus latiloba Newberry. 

Platanus latior intermedia Hollick, 1930, 84, pi. 75, f. 1; Melozi: Lower Yukont

Alaska.

Platanus latior subintegrifolia (Lesquereux) Knowlton=Platanus latiloba Newberry. 

Platanus marginata (Lesquereux) Heer=Viburnum marginatum Lesquereux,

revived.

Platanus newberrii Lesquereux=Platanus? newberryana Heer. 

Platanus? newberryana Heer.QHeer, 1883, 28, p. 59, f. 1-6; pi. 60, f. 1. 

White, 1898, 362, Patoot, Nugsuak Pen., West Greenland. Seward, 1926, 

p. 128, pi. 11, f. 116, text-f. 30 Hollick, 1930, 83, pi. 46, f. 2, 3; pi. 47, f. 3; 

Melozi: Lower Yukon; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. Seward & Conway, 

1935a, 28,- text-f. 26; Patoot: west Greenland.

Platanus afflnis Lesquereux.DHeer, 1882, 73; pi. 28, f. 16, 17. 1888: 28, pi. 57, 

£. 1-6; pi. 59, f. 7. ?White, 1898, 362; Patoot, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

Cissites afllnis (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.Q 

Populites afflnis Lesquereux.Q. 

Acer caudatum Heer, 1883, 38, pi. 65, f. 1, 2. 

Acer edentatum Heer, 1883, 38, pi. 65, f. 3. 

Sterculia variabllis, Heer not Saporta, 1883, 38, pi. 51, f. 7. 

Protophyllum minus Lesquereux.Q 

Protophyllum nel)rascense Lesquei'eux.Q 

Platanus aquehongensis Hollick.Q 

Platanus asperaeformis Berry.O 

Ficus newberryana Heer (part), 1883, 28, pi. 1, f. 2 only.

Platanus? newberryana conditionalis Hollick, 1930, 83, pi. 46, f. 4; pi. 47, f. 4;

pi. 48, f. 1; Melozi: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Platanus nobilis NewberryCNewberry, 1898,106, pi. 34; pi. 37, f. 1; pi. 50, f. 1 

Berry, 1930, 62, pi. 8, f. 4; pi. 10, f. 1; Holly Springs: Pine Top, Hardeman Go. ;

Bolivar, Hardeman Co.; Whiteville, Hardeman Co.; Williston and Laconia,

Fayette Co., Tenn Hollick, 1936, 124; Topanica Creek, Norton Sound, Alaska. 

Platanus nobilis, Dawson not Newberry=Platanus basilobata Ward. 

Platanus obtusiloba Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: Beatrice,

Gage Co., Nebr. 

Platanus occidentalis Linne'.DPenhallow, 1899, 526; Taylor's Brickyard, Don

Valley, Toronto, Ontario. Berry, 1914d, 161 1926b, 112, pi. 55, f. 1-9;

Chowan: Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. C. Emerson, 1917, 148. Berry &

Hawkins, 1935a, 250, pi. 24, f. 4; Pensauken: near Durhams Corner, Middlesex

Co., N. J.

241636 44 16
240 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 7

Platanus paucidentata Dorf, 1930, 94, pi. 10, f. 4, 9; pi. 11, f. 1; pi. 12, f. 1; 

Pliocene: Garberville, Santa Rosat Bennett Valley, Lakeville, St. Mary's College, Lafayette Dam, Coalinga, Calif. Axelrod, 1934, 2; Mt. Eden: near 

Beaumont, Calif. 1937, 174, pi. 5, f. 4, 5; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif. .

Platanus platanoides (Lesquereux) Knowlton.dKnowlton, 1930, 82, pi. 36, f. 

5; Dawson: east of Colorado Springs, Colo.

Platanus primaeva Lesquereux=Platanus latiloba Newberry.

Platanus primaeva heerii Janko=Platanus latiloba Newberry.

Platanus primaeva subintegrifolia Lesquereux=Platanus latiloba Newberry.

Platanus pseudoccidentalis Hollick=Platanus dissecta Lesquereux.

Platanus raynoldsii Newberry-QCross, 1895, 211; Middle Park: Middle Park 

Colo. Knowlton, 1924, 86; Animas: Ignacio and Pagosa Quads., Colo. 1930 

77, pi. 35, f. 1; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Populus raynoldsii, Lesquereux not Newberry, 1888, 49; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Platanus raynoldsii integrifolia Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 78, pi. 34, f. 2;

Denver: Golden, Colo.; Middle Park: Middle Park, Grand Co., Colo. 

Platanus rectinervis Hollick, 1936, 123, pi. 69; south bank Yukon River above

Rampart, central Yukon region, Alaska. 

Platanus recurvata Lesquereux=Platanus latiloba Newberry. 

Platanus rhomboidea Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 75, pi. 32, f. 3; Denver:

Golden, Colo.; Dawson: Purdon Mine, Colo.

Viburnum anczps Lesquereux, 1888, 51; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Populus rhomboidea,, Lesquereux not Newberry, 1888, 49; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Platanus ripleyensis Berry.CUBerry, 1925, 53; Ripley: Barbour Co., Ala. 

Platanus septentrionalis Hollick, 1930, 84, pi. 47, f. 1, 2 ; pi. 48, f. 2-4; pi. 49, f. 1;

Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

fPlatanus slurleyensis Berry=Platanus latiloba Newberry. 

Platanus uniformis Bell, 1928, 24, pi. 11; Stikine River, British Columbia. 

Platanus valida Hollick, 1930, 84, pi. 75, f. 2; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Platanus sp. Ashlee, 1932, 80, pi. 1, f. 11; Latah: Elk River district, Idaho. 

Platanus sp. Axelrod, 1934, 2; Mt. Eden : near Beaumont, Calif. 

Platanus sp. Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River, British Columbia. 

Platanus n. sp. no. 1, Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River, British Columbia. 

Platanus n: sp. no. 2, Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River, British Columbia. 

Platanus n. sp. no. 3, Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River, British Columbia. 

Platanus sp. Berry, 1919.DBerry, 1925, 53; Ripley: Barbour Co., Ala. 

Platanus sp. Berry, 1929m, 70, pi. 12; Allison: southwest Alberta. 

Platanus (flower), Berry, 1931a, 37, pi. 12, f. 1; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 

Platanus sp. (stipules) Berry, 1932g, 413-416; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Platanus sp. Berry, 1935, 33; Middle Ravenscrag: Locs. 5, 6, 34, southern

Saskatchewan,

Platanus sp. Cragin, 1891, 31; Loup Fork: near Alpine, Kans. 

Platanus sp., leaves of, Ball, 1892, U. S. Geol. Surv. Bull. 84, 246. Hollick,

1936, 124; Ulukuk River, Lower Yukon-Norton Sound region, Alaska. 

Platanus sp. Heer. White, 1898, 362; Patoot, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

Platanus? sp. Hollick, 1930, 85, pi. 50, f. 1, 2j Seventym^ Riyer; Upper JutOu',

Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Platanus? sp. Knowlton, 1898d.DHollick, 19S6, 124; Miller's (Drew's) Mine.

North bank Yukon River 25 mi. above Minook Creek, central Yukon region. 

Platanus sp. ? Knowlton, 1930, 83, pi. 38, f. 2; Dawson : Mosby, Colo. 

Platanus sp. (Lesquereux) LaMotte, new combination.

Populus sp. Lesquereux, 1888, 49; Denver: Golden, Colo.
CATALOGUE 241

Platanus sp. Mathiesen, 1932, 29-32, text-f. 11; Cape Dalton, East Greenland. 

Platanus sp. Seward & Conway, 1935a, 28, pi. 6, f. 31, 34; Patoot and Urantok:

west Greenland.

Platypterygium densinerve Fontaine=Nilssonia densinerve (Fontaine) Bervy. 

Platypterygium rogersianum Fontaine=Nilssonia densinerve (Fontaine) Berry. 

PLUMIERA Linn<§. 

Plumiera alia Hollick, 1924, 315, pi. 5, f. 1; Moruga: Trinidad, British West

Indies. Berry, 1925a, 128, pi. 2, f. 2; Siparia: Trinidad, British West Indies. 

Plumiera evidens Hollick, 1924, 315, pi. 10, f. 5; Collazo River, Porto Rico. 

1928, 224; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Poacites tenue-striatus HeerOBerry, 1926d, 98; Newhykulston Creek, British

Columbia. Hollick, 1936, 56; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. 

Poacites sp. Berry, I921a, 118; Samana Dist., Santo Domingo. 

Poacites sp. Heer, 1868a, 63. Hollick, 1936, 56; Port Graham, Kenai-Peninsula,

Alaska. 

Poacites sp. Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Eska Creek, Lower Matanuska

Valley, Alaska. 

Poacites sp. Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River below Moose

Creek, Alaska. 

Poacites sp. Hollick 1899,QBerry, 1930, 53, pi. 7, f. 13; Holly Springs: Laconia,

Fayette Co., Tenn.

Podocarpoxylon dakotense Torrey, 1923, 73; Laramie: Sentinel Butte, N. Dak. 

Podocarpoxylon mcgeei (Knowlton) Sinnott & Bartlett.dTorrey, 1923, 71, pi.

9, f. 15,16; pi. 10, f. 18; Raritan: Mattea.wan, N. J. 

Podocarpoxylon texense Torrey, 1923, 68, pi. 8, f. 7-11; Tertiary: Rockdale,

Tex. 

Podocarpoxylon washingtonense Torrey, 1923, 70, pi. 9, f. 12-14; Salmon Creek,

Toledo, Wash. 

Podogonium americanum LesquereuxOBrown, R. W., 1934, 59, pi. 10, f. 8;

Green River: northwest of Rio Blanco, Rio Blanco Co., Colo. 

PODOZAMITES F. BraunOHarris, 1935, 82; discussion. 

Podozamites agardhianus. (Brongniart) Nathorst=Podozamites spp. indet,

Harris. 

Podozamites astartensis Harris, 1935, 87, pi. 16, f. 17; text-f. 35; Lepidopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Podozamites crassifolia Newberry, 1876, 145, pi. 6, f. 10; Triassic ? : Los Bronces,

Sonora, Mexico.

Podozamites distans, Harris not Presl=Podozamites cf. distans (Presl) Braun. 

Podozamites cf. distans (Presl) Braun. Harris, 1935, 94, pi. 16, f. 3, 6; text-f.

37a, h ; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Podozamites distans, Harris not Presl, 1926, 110, text-f. 27a-cl; Rhaetic: Scoresby 

Sound, east Greenland.

Podozamites sp. B, cf. distans (Presl) Braun. Harris, 1935, 95; Lepidopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Podozamites cf. graminaefolia. Wilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Pimainus Hills

north of Spence Bridge, Thomson River, British Columbia. 

Podozamites haydenii (Lesquereux) LesquereuxO

PteropTiyllum Twydenii Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 379 ; Dakota : Decatur, Nebr. 

Podozamites inaequilateralis (Fontaine) Berry O

Nageiopsisf montanensis Fontaine.DBerry, 1929k, 50; Kootenai: southwest Alberta.

Podozamites knowltoni BerryOBerry, 1920e, 398; Black Creek: North Carolina.
242 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 T

Podozamites lanceolatus (Lindley & Button) C. F. W. Braun.D Penhallow^. 

1906a, 392; Crows Nest Coal Basin, Michel Station, - British Columbia. 

Wilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Pimainus Hills north of Spence Bridge, Thomson) 

River; Groundhog Coal Basin, Upper Skeena River, British Columbia. Berry, 

1920e, 398; Black Creek: Cumberland Co., N. C. 1922c, 159, pi. 36, f. 2; Woodbine: Arthurs Bluff, Tex 1929k, 45, pi. 6; Kootenai: southwest Alberta 

1932h, 209; Gethring member of Bullhead Mt.: Peace River Valley, British! 

Columbia. Hollick, 1930, 46, pi. 6, f. 6b, 8b; pi. 7, f. 2b, 3b, 9b; pi. 8, f. 2,. 

4-8; pi. 9, f. 1-4; pi. 10, f. 1, 2a, 3a, 4, 5; pi. 11, f. 7b; pi. 16, f. Ib, 3b; pi. 20,. 

f. Ib; pi. 27, f. 5, 6a; pi. 30, f. la, 4a; Seventymile River: Upper Yukon; Melozi: 

Lower Yukon; Nulato: Lower Yukon; Kaltag: Lower Yukon; Wolverine Mt.:: 

Rampart-Tenana dist, Alaska.

Podozamites lanceolatus, Hartz not Lindley & Button=Podozamites spp. indet.. 

Harris. 

Podozamites lanceolatus eichwaldi (Schimper) Heer.DBartz, 1896, 239, pi. 13,. 

f. 1; Rhaetic: Cape Stewart, east Greenland,

Podozamites lanceolatus genuinus Beer. Hartz, 1896, 239, pi. 13, f. 6, 8; pi. 14,. 

f. 1, 3; Rhaetic: Cape Stewart, east Greenland.

Podozamites lanceolatus latifolius (F. Braund) Beer.QHartz, 1896, 239, pi. 

13, f. 3; pi. 14, f. 4; Rhaetic: Cape Stewart, east Greenland.

Podozamites lanceolatus minor (Schenk) Beer.QBartz, 1896, 238, pi. 13, f. 4, 5, 

9; pi. 14, f. 2, 5; pi. 18, f. la ; Rhaetic: Cape Stewart, east Greenland.

Podozamites latipennis Heer=Pseudoctenis latipennis (Beer) Seward.

Podozamites marginatus Beer=Krannera marginata (Beer) Seward.

Podozamites minor Herr, 1882, 44, pi. 16, f. 8. Seward, 1925, 241; type specimensindeterminate.

Podozamites mucronatus Barris, 1935, 96, pi. 16, f. 4, 5, 7, 10-12, 14; text-f. 39; 

transitional between Lepidopteris and Thaumatopteris Zones: Scoresby Soundr 

east Greenland.

Podozamites punctatus Barris, 1935, 89, pi. 18, f. 5; text-f. 36 37b, c; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Podozamites schenki, Bartz not Beer=Podozamites spp. indet. Barris.

Podozamites stenopus Lesquereux.CDBerry, 19291, 60, pi. 10, f. 3; Upper Blairmore: southwest Alberta.

Podozamites stewartensis Barris, 1926, 113, pi. 6, f. 4; pi. 13, f. 3; text-f, 

28a-g; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 1935, 84, pi. 13, f. 5, 6; pi. 16,. 

f. 15, 16; text-f. 33, 34, 37d, e, g; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east

Greenland.

Podozamites tenuinervis Heer.DSeward, 1925, 241. Type specimens indeterminate.

Podozamites sp. Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River, British Columbia.

Podozamites? sp, Berry, 1924g, 496, text-f. 7; Popo Agie Beds: near Lander, 

Wyo.

"iPodosamites sp. A, Barris=Desmiophyllum sp. (Type 3) Barris. 

"iPodozamites sp. B, Harris=Pterophyllum zygotacticum Barris. 

Podozamites spp. indet. Harris, 1935, 92, pi. 18, f. 7; pi. 20, f. 8; text-f. 28; 

Thaumatopteris and Lepidopteris Zones: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Podozamites schenJcl, Hartz not Heer, 1896, 240, pi. 13, 1. 2, 7; Rhaetic: Cap&

Stewart, east Greenland. Harris, 1926, 115, text-f. 29a-d; Rhaetic: Scoresby

Sound, east Greenland. 

Podozamites lancelatus, Hartz not Lindley &-Hutton, 1896, 237, pi. 14, 18;

Rhaetic : Cape Stewart, east Greenland. 

Padozamites agcwdhianus, Harris not Brongniart, 1926, 112, pi. 8, f. 3, text-f,

27e-g; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound east Greenland.
CATALOGUE 243

Podozamites sp. Wilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Pimainus Hills north of Spence 

Bridge, Thomson River, British Columbia.

POLYALTHIA Blume.

Polyalthia chaneyi Sanborn, 1935, 18, pi. 3, f. 4; Comstock: Comstock, Douglas 

Co., Oreg.

Polygonum hydropiperoides Michaux. Berry, 1924a, 19, pi. 1, f. 19-22; Pleistocene: Washington, D. C.

Polygonum sp. Berry, 1924a, 19, pi. 1, f. 23; Pleistocene: Washington, D. C.

Polygonum sp. Berry, 1926b, 112; Chowan: Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. C.

POLYPODITES Goeppert.

Polypodites sp. Potbury, 1935, 60, pi. 1, f. 1; La Porte, Plumas Co., Calif.

Polypodium fertile MacGinitie, 1937, 131, pi. 3, f. 3, 5; Weaverville: Redding 

Creek, Hay Fork, Trinity Co., Calif.

J*olypodium grra/iaratamm=Gleicheniopsis fecunda (Heer) Tutin.

TOLYPORITES Lindley & Button, 1833, Foss. FL, vol. 1,181.

JPolyporites browni Wieland=Ceratodus browni (Wieland) R. W. Brown, 1938.

JPolyporites stevensoni R. W. Brown=Syringopore coral R. W. Brown, 1938.

POLYTRICHITES E. G. Britton, 1926, 24. Genotype: P. spokanensis E. G. 

Britton.

Polytrichites spokanensis E. G. Britton, 1926, 24, pi. 8, f. 3, 4; Latah: Spokane, 

Wash. Berry, 1929f, 236; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

JPontederites hesperia Knowlton=Sparganium antiquum (Newberry) Berry.

JPontederites thecoides Hollick=Sparganium antiquum (Newberry) Berry.

POPULITES Viviani, 1833, Soc. Geol. France, Mem., ser. 1, vol. 1, 133. Genotype: P. phaetonis Viviani.

POPULITES Goeppert, 1852, Palaeontographica, vol. 2, art. 6, 276 (20). Massalongo, 1859, in Massalongo and Scarabelli, Studii sulla flora foss. e geologia 

stratigraphica del Senigalliese, 50, Imola. Genotype? P. platyphyllus Goeppert.

POPULITES Massalongo, Lesquereux emend., 1874a, 58, pi. 3, f. 1. Hollick, 

1930, 64. Genotype: P. lancastriensis Lesquereux.

J?opulites affinis Lesquereux=Platanus? newberryana Heer.

Populites? captiosus Hollick, 1930, 66, pi. 36, f. 2; Melozi: Lower Yukon, 

Alaska.

Populites cyclophylla (Heer) Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: 

Decatur, Nebr. 1884, 12; near New Ulm, Minn.

Populites elegans Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: Decatur, Nebr. 

Gress, 1922, 288; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans.

Populus elegans Lesquereux, 1884, 12; near New Ulm, Minn.

fopulites flabellata Lesquereux=Grewiopsis flabellata (Lesquereux) Knowlton. 

Populites lancastriensis (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.Q

Populua lancastriensis Lesquereux.nLesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: Decatur, 

Nebr. 1884, 12; near New Ulm, Minn.

Populites litigiosus (Herr) LesquereuxLDGress, 1922, 288; Dakota: Ellsworth 

Co., Kans.

Populus litigiosua Heer.QLesquereux, 1884, 12; near New Ulm, Minn.

Populites mirabilis Hollick, 1930, 67, pi. 33; Melozi: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

fopulites ovata Lesquereux=Ampelophyllites ovatus (Lesquereux) Knowlton. 

Populites platanoides Hollick, 1930, 65, pi. 34, f. 5; pi. 36, f. 3; Melozi: Lower

Yukon, Alaska. 

Populites pseudoelegans Hollick, 1930, 64, pi. 35, f. 2; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska.
244 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Populites pseudolancastriensis, Hollick, 1930, 65, pi. 35, f. 3; Kaltag.: Lower 

Yukon, Alaska.

Populites quadrangularis Lesquereux=Hamamelites quadrangularis (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.

Populites salisburiaefolia Lesquereux=Araliopsoides cretacea salisburiaefolia 

(Lesquereux) Berry.

Populites spatiosus Hollick, 1930, 66, pi. 32, f. 1, 2; Melozi: Lower Yukon, 

Alaska.

Populites vitiformis Hollick, 1930, 65, pi. 34, f. 2-4; Melozi, Kaltag: Lower 

Yukon, Alaska.

Populus acuminatafolia Berry, 1926d, 102, pi. 17, f. 1-3; Joseph Creek, British 

Columbia. ' 

Populus aequalis Lesquereux.C]Lesquereux, 1871, 383; Rock Creek, Wyo.

Populus alba Linne". ?Scott, 1926, 409; Tesla, Calif.

Populus alexanderi Dorf, 1930, 75, pi. 6, f. 9-11; pi. 7, f. 1-3; Garberville; Alturas J Santa Rosa; Bennett Valley; St. Mary's College; Lafayette Dam; Galabazas Canyon; Coalinga, Calif. Chaney, 1938, 215, pi. 6, f. 1, 5; pi. 7, f. 2; 

Deschutes: Vanora Grade, near Madras, Crook Co., Oreg.

Populus amolyrhyncha Ward=Trochodendroides cuneata (Newberry) Berry.

Populus arctica Heer=Trochodendroides arctica (Heer) Berry.

Populus arctica var. b, Heer, 1868, 101, pi. 5, f. la, 2b, 3, 4, 7b; pi. 17, f. 5c. 

Hollick, 1936, 61, pi. 117, f. 8; Chignik Bay opposite Nun Point, Alaska Peninsula.

Populus arctica, Lesquereux (part) not Heer=Populus jacksoni Knowlton.

Populus aspensis R. W. Brown, 1933', 5, text-f. 1; Aspen: southwest Wyoming.

Populus attenuata, Lesquereux (part) not Al. Braun=Populus? sp. Knowlton.

Populus balsamifera Linne\Q ?Penhallow, 1899, 527; Taylor's Brickyard, Don 

Valley, Toronto, Ontario. Hollick, 1931, 39, pi. 3, f. 1-5; pi. 4, f. 3b ; Pleistocene: 

Colebrook, N. H.

Populus balsamoides Goeppert.DWilson, 1916, 206; Sheep Creek, Yukon Terr. 

Arnold, 1935, 380; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. Hollick, 1936, 

65, pi. 23, f. 3, 4; pi. 25, f. 1; pi. 116, f. 3, 4; south bank Yukon River above 

Rampart, central Yukon region: near Berg Lake, Yakutat-Copper River region; 

Matanuska River below Moose Creek, Matanuska-Cook Inlet region; Hamilton 

Bay, Kupreanof Isl., southeastern Alaska; Nenana Coal Field, Tenana region; 

Port Graham, Matanuska-Cook Inlet region; Kootznahoo Inlet, southeastern 

Alaska;

Populus "balsamoides latifolia, Lesquereux not Moench=Tilia scudderi (Cockerell) R. W. Brown.

Populus berffffreni Heer=Dalbergites simplex (Newberry) Seward.

Populus congerminalis Hollick, 1936, 67, pi. 116, f. 2; Kukak Bay, Alaska Peninsula.

Populus crassa (Lesquereux) Cockerell.DChaney, 1921a, 91; Puente: Los 

Angeles Co., Calif.

Populus crenata, Lesauereux (part) not TJ»ser=Popuius nebrascensig NewDerry.

Populus Crenata, Lesauereux (wt) «°* rrnser-=Quercus vibumifolla Lesquereux.

PopuluS CretaCCa KnowltonD Wilson, 1916, 205; Belly River: Red Deer River, 

Alberta.

Populus cuneata Newberry=Trochodendroides cuneata (Newberry) Berry.

Populus cuneata, Lesquereux not Newberry=Trochodendroides cuneata (Newberry) Berry.

Populus cyclomarpha Knowlton & Cocker ell=Trochodendroides cuneata (Newberry) Berry.
CATALOGUE 245

Populus daphnogenoides Ward.QBerry, 1935, 64; Middle Ravenscrag: Loc 

P 12-30, - southern Saskatchewan.

Populus delicatus Chaney, 1920a, 162, pi. 7, f. 3, 4; Eagle Creek: Multnomah 

Co., Oreg.

Populus denverensis Knowlton, 1930, 61, pi. 23, f. 5; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Populus elegans Lesquereux=Populites elegans Lesquereux.

Populus elliptica Newberry .DHollick, 1930, 63, pi. 31, f. 5; Chignik: Alaska 

Peninsula.

Populus eotremuloides Knowlton.DBerry, 1934, 106; Latah: north of Arrow 

Junction, Nez Perce" Co., Idaho. Brooks, 1935, 282; Sucker Creek: Ballantyne 

Ranch, near Homedale, Idaho. LaMotte, 1936, 114; pi. 5, f. 7, 9; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev.; Montesano: near Aberdeen, Grays Harbor 

Co., Wash.; Ellensburg: Kittatas Co., Wash. 1936b, 417; Ellensburg: Ellensburg, Wash. Brown, R. W., 1937,169, pi. 47, f. 1; Sucker Creek: Sucker Creek, 

Malheur Co., Oreg.

Populus occidentalis Knowlton.Q

Populus fairii Knowlton=Cebatha heteromorpha (Knowlton) Berry. 

Populus flexuosa Hollick, 1936, 63, pi. 30, f. 5; pi. S3, f. 2; pi. 117, f. 9; Kootznahoo Inlet, Admiralty Isl., southeastern Alaska; summit of mountain % mi.

east of head of north branch, Russell Greek, Alaska Peninsula. 

Populus gaudini Fischer-Ooster, 1856, in Heer, Fl. Tert. Helv., vol. 2, 24, pi. 64,

f. 1-9. Lesquereux, 1888, 47; Denver: Golden, Colo. Hollick, 1936, 67, pi. 25,

f. 2. 3; Eska Creek, Matanuska Coal Field, Matanuska-Cook Inlet region, Alaska.

N NOTE. Seward & Conway, 1935, 29, consider this species as equal to 

Dicotylophyllum gaudini q. v.

Populus genetrix Newberry=Trochodendroides genetrix (Newberry) R. W. 

Brown.

Populus glandulifera HeerDHollick, 1936, 65, pi. 31, f. 1; pi. 32, f. 5, 6; pi. 116, 

f. 1; south bank Yukon River above Rampart, central Yukon region: Hamilton 

Bay, Kupreanof Isl., southeastern Alaska; Port Graham, Matanuska-Cook Inlet 

region, Alaska.

Populus glandulifera, Ward not Heer=Trochodendroides genetrix (Newberry) 

R. W. Brown.

Populus grandidentata Michaux.QPenhallow, 1899, 527; Taylor's brickyard, 

Don Valley, Toronto, Ontario.

Populus grewiopsis Ward=Viburnum antiquum (Newberry) Hollick.

Populus harkeriana LesquereuxOBerry, 1922c, 163; Woodbine: Arthurs Bluff, 

Lamar Co., Tex.

Populus heliadum Lesquereux not Unger=Ficus denveriana Cockerell.

Populus heteromorpha Knowlton=Cebatha heteromorpha (Knowlton) Berry.

Populus? cf. heterophylla Linne", Berry, 1926b, 107; Chowan: Neuse River, 

Wayne Co., N. C.

Populus hookeri HeerOHollick, 1936, 65, pi. 24, f. 6; Bryant Creek, Upper Yukon 

region, Alaska.

Populus hyperborea Heer.DBartsch, 1896, 179; Dakota: Holman Cut, Woodbury Co., Iowa. Berry, 1913a, 572; Tuscaloosa: near Cottondale, Ala. Hollick, 1930, 62, pi. 29, f. 5b; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

Populus jacksoni Knowlton, 1930, 58, pi. 21, f. 6-8; pi. 22, f. 7; Denver: Golden, 

Colo.

Populus arctica, Lesquereux (part) not Heer, 1888, 47; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Populus jenningsi R. W. Brown, 1937, 506, text-f. 3; near O'Keefe Canyon, 

Missoula, Mont.
246 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 7

Populus kansaseana LesquereuxIUBartsch, 1896, 179; Dakota: Holman Cut, 

Woodbury Co., Iowa. Gress, 1922, 287; Dakota : Ellsworth Co., Kans.

Populus kerri Bell, 1928, 25, pi. 12; Stikine River, British Columbia.

Populus knowltoni Berry in Knowlton, 1930, 61, pi. 23, f. 1-4; Dawson: Ramali, 

Colo.

Populus lacoeana Knowlton, 1930, 60, pi. 22, f. 5; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Populus lacustris (Knowlton) Berry, 1927c, 9; Esmeralda: Mineral Co., Nev.

Ficus lacuatris Knowlton.n

Populus lamottei Chaney & Blias, 1936b, 35, pi. 4, f. 4, 5; Ogallala: Beaver Co., 

Okla.; Logan Co., Kans. Brown, R. W., 1937c, 507, text-f. 4, 5; Ogallala: Beaver 

Co., Okla.

CerciMpTiyllum crenatum, Chaney & Elias not E. W. Brown, 1936b, 35, pi. 4, f. 4, 

5 ; Ogallala : Beaver Co., Okla.

Populus lancastriensis Lesquereux=Populites lancastriensis (Lesquereux) Lesquereux. 

Populus latior Al. Braun.DDawson, 1879a, B 186; Coal Brook, North Thompson

River, British Columbia; ?Ninemile Creek, Tulameen River, British Columbia. 

Hollick, 1912a, 51; Chickaloon: Eska Creek, Lower Matanuska Valley,

Alaska. 1936, 64, pi. 25, f. 4; pi. 26, f. 1-4; Eska Creek, Matanuska Coal Field;

Bryant Creek, Upper Yukon region ; Port Graham, Matanuska-Cook Inlet region,

Alaska. 

Populus lesquereuxi Cockerell-DKnowlton, 1923a, 187, pi. 44; Creede: Creede,

Colo.

Pterocarya americana Lesquereux.CJFide R. W. Brown, 1937, 170.

Populus lesquereuxi, Berry not Cockerell=Salix inquirenda Knowlton.

Populus leucophylla Unger-DHollick, 1936, 68; Port Graham, Matanuska-Cook 

Inlet region, Alaska.

Populus lindgreni Knowlton.OBerry, 1929f, 243; Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Vera, 

Bigelow Gulch, Republic, Wash. 1931a, 34; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 

Hoffman, 1932, 735; Douglas Canyon, Wash. MacGinitie, 1933, 49; Trout 

Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. Oliver, 1934, 17; Mascall: Tipton 

and Austin, Oreg.

Populus lindgreni, LaMotte not Knowlton=Populus washoensis R. W. Brown.

Populus lindgreni Knowlton (part)=Vitis washingtonensis (Knowlton) E. W.' 

Brown.

Populus litigiosus Heer=Populites litigiosus (Heer) Lesquereux.

Populus microphyllus Lesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: Fort Ellsworth, Kans.

Populus mutabilis Heer, 1856, Fl. Tert. Helv., vol. 2, 19, pi. 53, f. 2a-d, 9a-d; 

pi. 60, f. 1-17; pi. 61, f. 1-15; pi. 62, f. 1-6; pi. 63, f. 1-4. 1859, Fl. Tert. Hel?., 

vol. 3,173, pi. 150, f. 10. Lesquereux, 1888, 47; Denver: Golden, Colo. Hollick,

1936, 68, pi. 33, f. Ib; Eska Greek, Matanuska-Coolc Inlet region, Alaska.

Populus mutabilis repando-crenata Heer, Lesquereux, 1871, 382; wncox . Mississippi.

Populus nebrascensis NewberryOLesquereux, 1888, 47 ; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

KnOWltOn, 1930, 53; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Populus crenata, Lesquereux not Unger, 1888, 48 ; Denver '. Golden, Colfl.

"Populus nebrascensis Ny." (Lesquereux) =Trochodendroides CUneata (Newberry) Berry. 

Populus nebrascensis acutidentata LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1930, 56, pi. 21, f. 1,

2; Denver; Golden, Colo. 

Populus nebrascensis grandidentata Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 56, pi. 19, f.

4-7; pi. 20, f. 2, 6, 7 ; Denver : Golden, Colo.
CATALOGUE 247

Populus nebrascensis longifolia Lesquereux.DKnowlton, 1930, 56, pi. 21, f. 3-5;

Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Populus nebrascensis rotundata LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1930, 56, pi. 20, f. 1, 3,

5, 8; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

"Populus nervosa var )3 elongata Ny." Lesquereux=Trochodendroides cuneata

(Newberry) Berry. 

Populus newberryi Cockerell.D

Populus acerifolia Newberry,DHollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Eska Creek, Lower 

Matanuska Valley, Alaska. ,

Populus obscura Hollick, 1936, 68, pi. 27, f. 5, 6; Chignik River opposite Nun 

Point, Alaska Peninsula.

Populus obtrita DawsonOPenhallow, 1906a, 390a; Diamond Vale Company, 

Quilchena, British Columbia; Red Deer River Valley, mouth of Blind Man 

River, Northwest Territories.

Populus occidentalis Knowlton=Populus eotremuloides Knowlton.

Populus pliotremuloides Axelrod, 1937, 169, pi. 4, f. 1-S; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif. Chaney, 1938, 214, pi. 6, f. 4; pi. 7, f. lc, d; Deschutes: Vanora 

Grade, near Madras, Crook Co., Oreg.

Populus polymorpha Newberry=Alnus carpinoides Lesquereux.

Populus praelatior Hollick, 1930, 64, pi. 31, f. 8, 9; Melozi: Lower Yukon, 

Alaska.

Populus prefremontii Dorf, 1930, 77, pi. 7, f. 4; Bennett Valley; Lakeville; St. 

Mary's College; Lafayette Dam, Calif . Axelrod, 1934, 2; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif.

Populus primaeva Heer=Dicotylophyllum sp. Seward.

Populus pseudoelliptica Hollick, 1930, 63, pi. 31, f. 6; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

Populus pseudostygia Hollick, 1930, 63, pi. 31, f. 7; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

Populus raynoldsii, Lesquereux not Newberry=Platanus raynoldsii Newberry.

Populus rhomboidea NewberryONewberry, 1863, 523; Cretaceous: Nanaimo, 

British Columbia.

Populus rhomboidea, Lesquereux not Newberry=Platanus rhomboidea Lesquereux.

Populus richardsoni HeerOHollick, 1912a, 51; Chickaloon: Eska Creek, lower 

Matanuska Valley, Alaska 1936, 61, pi. 27, f. 1-3; pi. 28, f. 2; pi. 29, f. 1-3; 

pi. 33. f. la; Anchorage Bay, Chignik Bay, Alaska Peninsula; Eska Creek, Matanuska Coal Field; Yukon River at Drew's Mine, Central Yukon region, 

Alaska. ?Wilson, 1916, 207; Sheep Creek, Yukon Terr. Knowlton, 1930, 62, 

pi. 23, f. 6-8; Middle Park: Middle Park, Grand Co., Colo.

Populus rotundifolia Newberry=Trochodendroides cuneata (Newberry) Berry.

Populus scudderi Cockerell=Tilia scudderi (Cockerell) R. W. Brown.

Populus smilacifolia Newberry.DJennings, 1920, 409, pi. 26, f. 4; Missoula, 

Mont.

Populus speciosa Ward=Trochodendroides speciosa (Ward) Berry.

Populus stygia Heer (part)=Menispermites nordenskioldi (Heer) Seward.

Populus stygia, Heer (part)=Dicotylophyllum ovale (Lesquereux) Seward & 

Conway.

Populus subrotunda Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 59, pi. 22, f. 9; Denver: 

Golden, Colo.

Populus subrotundatus Lesquereux.QDawson, 1879a, B 186; Coal Brook, Nortb

Thompson River, British Columbia. 

Populua attenuata Al. Braun.OLesquereux, 1871, 383 ; Rock Creek, Wyo. 1888,

48; Denver: Golden, Colo.
248 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 7

Populus subrotundatus Lesquereux=Populus subrotunda Lesquereux.

Populus tenuinervata LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1930, 58, pi. 22, f. 1-4, 6; Den-, 

ver: Golden, Colo.

Populus tremuloides Michaux. Chaney & Mason, 19S'6c, 12, tex't-f. 19; Pleistocene : Cleary Creek near Fairbanks, Alaska.

Populus ungeri Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1888, 46; Denver: Golden, Colo. ?Ball, 

1931, 38, pi. 41, f. 4; Indio: Little Sandy Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Populus ungeri Lesquereux (part) =Celastrinites populifolius Knowlton.

Populus ungeri Lesquereux (part)=Ficus denveriana Cockerell.

Populus icashingtonensis Knowltoiv==Vitis washingtonensis (Knowlton) R. W. 

Brown.

Populus washoensis R. W. Brown, 1937c, 516.

Populus lindgreni, LaMotte not Knowlton, 1936, 115, pi. 4, f. 1; Upper Cedarville: 

49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev.

Populus wilmattae Cockerell, 1925, 3, pi. 2, f. 8; Green River: Roan Mts., Colo. 

Populus xantholithensis Knowlton=Trochodendroides speciosa (Ward) Berry. 

Populus zaddachi Heer=Trochodendroides zaddachi (Heer) Sanborn. 

Populus zaddachi, Jennings not Heer=Ceanothus idahoensis R. W. Brown. 

Populus zeilleri (Lesquereux) Knowlton, 1930, 54, pi. 18, f. 8; pi. 19, f. 1-3; 

Pen ver: Golden, Colo.

Protoflcus zeilleri, Lesquereux.Q

Populus sp. Arnold, 1935, 380; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. 

Populus sp.? (small form) Ball, 1931, 37, pi. 3, f. 4; Wilcox: Barton's Ranch,

Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Populus sp. Ball, 1931, 37, pi. 3, f. 6; Wixcox: Barton's Ranch, Bastrop Co.,

Tex. 

Populus, amentiferous bract, Berry, I929f, 243, pi. 63, f. 6; Latah: Spokane,

Wash.

Populus, bud scales, Berry=Bud scales R. W. Brown.

Populus, pistillate ament, Berry, 1929f, 243, pi. 63', f. 7; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Populus sp. Berry, 1934,. 106; Latah: east of Lewiston, Nez Perce Co.; east of

White Bird, Idaho Co., Idaho, 

Populus sp. Berry & Johnson, 1922a, 138; Point Grays: Vancouver, British

Columbia. 

Populus? sp. Cragin, 1891, 31; Loup Fork: near Alkine, Kans.

Populus sp.? Hollick, 1936, 69, pi. 118, f. 4; divide between Folger Creek and

Nowi River, central Yukon region, Alaska. 

Populus sp. 1 Knowlton, I9l2a, 42; Moose Creek, lower Matanuska Valley,

Alaska. 

Populus? sp. Knowlton, 1930, 57, pi. 21, f. 9; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Populus attenuate Lesquereux not Al. Braun, 1888, 48; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Populus sp. Scott, 1926, 404; Tesla, Calif.

Populus sp. Wilson, 1914a, 322; Edmonton: Wigmore Ferry, Red Deer River,

Alberta.

Populus sp. Wilson, 1916, 206; Sheep Creek, Yukon Terr. 

Populus sp.? Wilson, 1916, 206 ; Sheep Creek, Yukon Terr. 

Populus sp. Wilson, 1916, 207; Sheep Creek, Yukon Terr.

rorana microcalyx (Knowlton) Berry, 192912(8 \ Latah! SpoW, Wash.

Diospyrosf microcalyx Knowlton, 1926, 46, pi. 22, f. 5, 6 ; Latah : Spokane, Wash.

Porana mirabilis Ball, 1931, 105, pi. 7, f. 6-8; Indio: Barton's Ranch and Little 

Sandy Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex.
CATALOGUE 249

Parana similis Knowlton=Porana speirii Lesquereux.

Porana speirii LesquereuxOChaney, 1927a, 134; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch, 

Crooked River Basin, Oreg Brown, R. W., 1935, 583, pi. 69, f. 1-3; Latah; Republic, Wash.; Green River, Fossil, Wyo. 1937, 185, pi. 62, f. 13 ; Green River: 

Fossil, Wyo.

Convolvulaceous ? flower Kirchner, 1898, 187, pi. 15, f. 2. 

Florissantia physalis Knowlton.Q 

Porana similis Knowlton.n

Hydrangea bendirei, Berry not Ward, 1929f, 251, pi. 52, f. 7; Latah: Republic and 

Spokane. Wash.

Potamogeton? fructus Berry, 1930, 54, pi. 49, f. 11-15; Holly Springs: Taylor 

Farm, Chester Co., Tenn.

Potamogeton gliicki Berry, 1930, 54, pi. 44, f. 13, 14; Holly Springs: Mandy, 

Madison Co., Tenn.

Potamogeton heterophylloides Berry=Keteleeria heterophylloides (Berry) 

R. W. Brown.

Potamogeton hollickipites Wodehouse, 1933a, 496, f. 21; Green River: Parachute 

Creek, Garfield Co., Colo.

Potamogeton hydrocharitoides (Berry) Berry, 1928f,. 446; pi. 12; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn.

Phyllites hydrocharitoides Berry, 1925, 88, pi. 22, f. 9; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn.

Potamogeton incertus Berry, 1930, 54, pi. 29, f. 5; Holly Springs: Shandy,

Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Potamogeton knowltoni Berry, 1927c, 7, pi. 1, f. 5-8; Esmeralda: Mineral Co.,

Nev. 

Potamogeton megaphyllus Berry.QBerry, 1924, 145, pi. 28, f. 3; Barnwell: near

Grovetown, Columbia Co., Ga. 

Potamogeton natans LinnSOPenhallow, 1899, 528; Taylor's Brickyard, Don

Valley, Toronto, Ontario. 

Potamogeton pectinatus LinneMDPenhallow, 1900, 336; Besserers Wharf, Ottawa

River, Canada. 

Potamogeton perfoliatus Linn^OPenhallow, 1900, 336; Besserers Wharf and

Green's Creek, Ottawa River, Canada.

Potamogeton perryi Berry, 1921d, 420-423, 3 figs.; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

Potamogeton pusillus Linne'.QPenhallow, 1900, 336; Green's Creek and Besserers Wharf, Ottawa River, Canada. 

Potamogeton ripleyensis Berry, 1925, 34, pi. 3, f. 5; pi. 23, f. 1-3; Ripley:

Carroll Co., Tenn. 

Potamogeton rubus R. W. Brown, 1934, 53, pi. 8, f. 6; Green River: Carr Creek

near Highmore, Colo.

Potamogeton rutilans Wolf gang=Potamogeton rutilus Wolfgang. 

Potamogeton rutilus WolfgangO

Potamogeton rutilans Wolfgang.QPenhallow, 1900, 336; Besserers Wharf and 

Green's Creek, Ottawa River, Canada.

Potamogeton sp. Berry, 1924, 145, pi. 28, f. 2; Barnwell: south of Macon, Bibb 

Co., Ga.

Potamogeton sp.? Hollick, 1931, 37, pi. 2, f. la, Ib, 2, 3; Pleistocene: Colebrook, N. H.

Potamogeton sp. Knowlton, 1926, 29, pi. 10, f. 5, 6; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Potentilla? byrami Cockerell, 1925, 6, pi. 2, f. 9; Green River: Roan Mts., Colo.

Potentilla salmonensis R. W. Brown, 1935, 579, pi. 67, f. 13; Latah: Salmon, 

Idaho.
250 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 T

Potentilla yillosa Lehn. Chaney & Mason, 1936c, 16, text-f. 29; Pleistocene:

head of Goldstream, Buried Forest, near Fairbanks, Alaska. 

Potentilla sp. Chaney & Mason, 1936c, 16, text-f. 30, 31; Pleistocene: head or

Goldstream, Buried Forest, near Fairbanks, Alaska. 

Pourouma texana Berry.DBall, 19S1, 52; Indio: Barton's Ranch, Bastrop Co.,.

Tex.

IProblematicum 3, Antevs=Storgaardia spectabilis Harris. 

PROSOPIS Linn<§. 

Prosopis pliocenica Axelrod, 1937, 177, pi. 6, f. 2, 3; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont,.

Calif. 

Proteoides daphnogenoides, Hollick not Heer=Laurophyllum plutonium (Heer)

Seward. 

Proteoides dapJmogenoides, Newberry not Heer=LaurophylIum plutonium.

(Heer) Seward.

Proteoides longus Heer=Laurophyllum plutonium (Heer) Seward. . 

Proteoides vexans Heer=Laurophyllum plutonium (Heer) Seward. 

Proteoides wilcoxensis Berry.DBall, 1931, 59; Wilcox: Butler Salt Dome, Freestone, Tex.

Protoficus zeilleri Lesquereux=Populus zeilleri (Lesquereux) Knowlton. 

Protodammara arctica Seward, 1926, 103, pi. 10, f. 90; Upernivik, Nugsuak,.

West Greenland. 

Protodammara speciosa Hollick & Jeffrey .QBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa:.

Shirleys Mill, Ala. 

Protoficus inaequalis Newberry.D?Hollick, 1936, 111, pi. 118, f. 2; Matanuskas

Coal Field, Alaska.

PROTOPHYLLOCLADUS BerryOSeward & Conway, 1935a, 16; discussion. 

Protophyllocladus lobatus BerryOBerry, 1925, 28; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

Protophyllocladus obesus Hollick, 1930, 51, pi. 14, f. 6; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,.

Alaska. 

Protophyllocladus polymorphous (Lesquereux) Berry.DHollick, 1930, 51, pi. 14,.

f. 7; Melozi: Lower Yukon, Alaska. Seward & Conway, 1935a, 18, pi. 6, f. 32;:

Atanekerdluk: west Greenland. 

Protophyllocladus simplex Hollick, 1930, 52, pi. 14, f. 4, 5; Kaltag: Lower

Yukon, Alaska. 

Protophyllocladus subintegrifolius (Lesquereux) BerryOBerry, 1913a, 572;

Tuscaloosa: near Cottondale, Ala. 1929f, 133, pi. 21, f. 1, 2, 4; Frontier: near

Lander, Wyo Hollick, 1930, 51, pi. 14, f. 1-3; Yukon River below Kaltag. 

Seward & Conway, 1935a, 17, pi. 6, f. 30; text-f. 13; Atanekerdluk: west Greenland.

Phyiiocladus suUntegrifolius Lesquereux-QLesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: Decatur,.

Nebr.

Protophyllum ooreale Dawson=Pseudoprotophyllum boreale (Dawson) Hollick.. 

Protophyllum canadensis Berry, 1935, 31, pi. 4, f. B; pi. 5, f. 1; Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. 32, southern Saskatchewan.

Protophyllum sp. Berry, 1926, 194, text-f. 1; Paskapoo : near Evansburg, Alberta,

Protophyllum crednerioides LesquereuxOLesquereux, 1884,12; near New Ulm,. 

Minn.

Protophyllum leconteanum (Lesquereux) LesquereuxDGress, 1922, 319; Dakota: Fort Harker, Kans.

Credneria leconteana 'LesquereuxOLesquereux, 1871, 379 ; Dakota : Fort Ellsworthj. 

Kans.

Protophyllum minus Lesquereux=Platanus? newberryana Heer.
CATALOGUE 251

Protophyllum nelrascense Lesquereux=Platanus? newberryana Heer. 

Trotophyllum ovatum Gress, 1922, 317, pl._14, f. 1, 2; Dakota: Ellsworth Co.,

Kans. 

Protophyllum rugosum (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.DGress, 1922, 320; Dakota:

Salina, Kans. 

Protophyllum sternbergii (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.QGress, 1922, 319; Dakota:

Ellsworth Co., Kans. 

Protophyllum stikinensis Bell, 1928, 24, pi. 10, f. 2; Stikine River, British

Columbia.

Protophyllum tmdulatum Lesquereux=Pseudoprotophyllum undulatum? (Lesquereux) Bell. 

Protophyllum viburnifolium Gress, 1922, 318, pi. 15, f. 1, 2; Dakota: Ellsworth

Co., Kans.

Protophyllum sp. Berry 1926=Protophyllum canadensis Berry. 

Protophyllum? sp. Hollick, 1930, 91, pi. 74, f. 6; Seventymile River: Upper

Yukon, Alaska.

PROTOPICEOXYLON Gothan=PINOXYLON Knowlton. 

Protorhipis cordata Heer=Hausmannia sp. Seward.

Prunus aspensis R. W. Brown, 1933, 9, pi. 2, f. 4; Aspen: southwest Wyoming. 

Prunus calvertensis Berry, 1936a, 126, text-f. 1; Calvert: Nomini Cliff, Westmoreland Co., Va. 

Prunus coveus Chaney, 1927a, 123, pi. 15, f. 1-4, 6; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch,

Crooked River Basin, Oreg. Oliver, 1934, 23; Mascall: Austin, Oreg. Brooks,

1935, 296; Sucker Creek; Ballantyne Ranch, Malheur Co., Oregon. 

Prunus cretacea Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 380; Dakota: Decatur, Nebr. 

Prunus demissa Walpers. Scott, 1926, 406; Tesla, Calif. 

Prunus denverensis Knowlton, 1930, 97, pi. 44, f. 3, 4, 6, 11; Dawson: Ramah,

Colo. 

Prunus emarginata (Douglas) Walpers. Potbury, 1932, 35, pi. 3, f. 8; San

Bruno: San Mateo Co., Calif. Mason, 1934,164, pi. 10, f. 1; Tomales: Tomales

Bay, Marin Co., Calif. 

Prunus hartungi aequalis Hollick, 1936, 126, pi. 70, f. 1-3; Kachemak Bay,

Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. 

Prunus irvingi Chaney, 1938, 216, pi. 7, f.,3, 4; Deschutes: Vanora Grade, near

Madras, Crook Co., Oreg. 

Prunus masoni LaMotte, 1936, 131, pi. 10, f. 1, 2, 5; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp,

Washoe Co., Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co. t Calif. 

Prunus merriami Knowlton.DDorf, 1930, 99; St. Mary's College; Lafayette

Dam; Calabazas Canyon, Calif. 

Prunus mclearni Berry, 1935, 41, pi. 12, f. 1, 2; Middle Ravenscrag: Loc. P. 1-30,

southern Saskatchewan. 

Prunus olympica Ettingshausen, 1869, K. Akad. Wiss. (Wien) Denkschr., vol.

29, 55, pi. 53, f. 21. Hollick, 1936, 127, pi. 70, f. 5, 6; Kachemak Bay, Kenai

Peninsula, Alaska.

Prunus preandersonii Axelrod, 19S7, 176, pi. 4, f. 9, 10; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif. 

Prunus prefremontii Axelrod, 1937, 176, pi. 4, f. 5, 6; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont,

Calif.

Prunus rustii Knowlton=Alnus corrallina Lesquereux.

Prunus rustii, Berry not Knowlton=Alnus relatus (Knowlton) R. W. Brown. 

Prunus scottii Heer, 1866, 279. 1868, 126, pi. 8, f. 7. 1869a, 483, pi. 55, f. 5a-c. 

1880, 16, pi. 6, f. 2, 3. 1883, 137, pi. 84, f. 13. Hollick, 1936, 126, pi. 70, f. 4;

Matanuska River below Moose Creek, Alaska.
252 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Prunus serotina Bhrhart. Berry, 1924a, 20, pi. 2, f. 2, 3; Pleistocene: Washington, D. C. 

Prunus serratula Heer. Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River below

Moose Creek, Alaska. 

Prunus subcordata Bentham. Mason, 1934, 165, pi. 10, f. 2; Tomales: Tomales

Bay, Marin Co., Calif. 

Prunus terrae-albae Ball, 1931, 155, pi. 29, f. 3; Fayette: Boggy Creek, Brazos

Co., Tex. 

Prunus variabilis Newberry.D?Hollick, 1936, 127, pi. 71, f..l, 2; near forks of

Pumicestone Creek, Alaska Peninsula.

Prunus sp. Axelrod, 1934, 2; Mt. Eden : near Beaumont, Calif. . Prunus sp. Chancy, 1920a, 176, pi. 17, f. 2; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg. 

Prunus n. sp. Chaney, 1922a, 216; Payette: Idaho. 

Prunus sp. Meehan, 1899, 281; Pleistocene: Port Kennedy, Pa. 

Prunus sp. Penhallow, 1899, 528; Taylor's Brickyard, Don Valley, Toronto,

Ontario. 

PSEUDOASPIDIOPHYLLUM Hollick, 1930, 95. Genotype: Not designated by

author; best material figured, P. platanoides Hollick. 

Pseudoaspidiophyllum latifolium Hollick, 1930, 96, pi. 63, f. 3'; pi. 64, f. 1, 2;

Seventymile River: Upper Yukon; Melozi: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Pseudoaspidiophyllum memorabile Hollick, 1930, 96, pi. 61; Kaltag: Lower

Yukon, Alaska. . 

Pseudoaspidiophyllum platanoides Hollick, 1930, 96, pi. 62, f. 1, 2; Seventymile

River: Upper Yukon, Alaska. 

Pseudoaspidiophyllum singulare Hollick, 1930, 96, pi. 63, f. 2; Melozi: Lower

Yukon, Alaska. 

PSEUDOCTENIS Seward, 1911, Roy. Soc. Edinburgh, Trans., vol. 47, pt. 4, no.

23, 691. Harris, 1932, 20. Genotype: P. eathiensis (Richards) Seward. 

Pseudoctenis depressa Harris, 1932, 25, pi. 2, f. 3, 5; text-f. 14; Thaumatopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Pseudoctenis latipennis (Heer) Seward, 1925, 239, pi. B, f. 16. 1926, 93;

Nugsuak, west Greenland. Seward & Con way, 1935a, 12, pi. 3, f. 14; Unartuarssuk; west Greenland.

Podoaamites latipennis Heer.QBerry, 19291, 59 ; Upper Blairmore, southwest 

Alberta.

Pseudoctenis spectabilis Harris, 1932, 20, pi. 2, f. 1,4; pi. 3, f. 6; pi, 5, f, 9-13;

text-f. 11, 12, 13, 35A-F; Lepidopteris and Thaumatopteris Zones: Scoresby

Sound, east Greenland.

Leaf A Harris, 1926, 70, text-f. 9; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

PSEUDOCYCAS Nathorst, 1907, 1. Genotype: F. insignis Nathorst, 

Pseudocycas dicksoni (Heer) Nathorst, 1907, 8; west Greenland.

CycacMes dicJcsont Heer, 1874, 99, pi. 27, f. 9c ; pi. 28, f. 7.

Oycas dicksoni (Heer) Heer, 1882, 42, pi. 14, f. 10; pi. 16, f. 7.

Pseudocycas insignis Nathorst, 10O7, 4, pi. 1, £. 1 5 ; pi. 2, f. 1 9 j pi. 3, f. 1 ;

Greenland. Seward, 1926, 91; Nugsuak, west Greenland.

Pseudocycas pumilio Natborst, 1907, 7, pi. 1, f. 6, 7.

sp. Nattorst 1886, 262, f. 5.

pumilio Nathorst=Pseudocycas insignis Nathorst. 

Pseudocycas steenstrupi (Heer) Nathorst, 1907, 8, pi. 2, f. 10, 11; Greenland. 

Seward, 1926, 90, pi. 9, f. 64, 67; Upernivik Isl., west Greenland. Seward & 

Conway, 1935a, 10; Upernivik Naes: \vest Greenland. 

Cycas steenstrupi Heer, 1882, 40, pi. 5.
CATALOGUE 253

Pseudpcycas thomasi. Seward &.C9nway, 1935a, 8, pi. 3, f. 13, 16;. text-f. 2-4; 

Upernivik Naes: west Greenland.

Pseudocycas unjiga (Dawson) Berry, 1921e, 183-186, 3 figs.; Dunvegan: 

Moberly Lake, British Columbia 19291, 59; "Upper Blairmore, southwest 

Alberta. Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan : Peace River Valley, British Columbia.

Cycadites unjiga Dawson.n 

Cycadites pungens Lesquereux. O

PSEUDOFRENELOPSIS Nathorst, 1893, 52. Genotype: P. felixi Nathorst.

Pseudofrenelopsis felixi Nathorst, 1893, 52, text-f. 6-9; Tlaxiaco, Oaxaca, 

Mexico.

PSEUDOPROTOPHYLLUM Hollick, 1930, 91. Genotype: Not selected by Hoilick. Oldest described species: P. boreale (Dawson) Hollick; lectotype? of 

genus.

Pseudoprotophyllum? basielongatum Hollick, 1930, 95, pi. 65, f. 4; Kaltag: 

Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Pseudoprotophyllum boreale (Dawson) Hollick, 1930, 91.

Protophyllum toreale Dawson.n .

Pseudoprotophyllum comparabile Hollick, 1930, 94, pi. 63, f. 1; pi. 70, f. 1, 2;

pi. 71, f. 2; pi. 73, f. 2; Seventymile River: Upper Yukon; Melozi, Kaltag:

Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Pseudoprotophyllum crassum Hollick, 1930, 93, pi. 68; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska. 

Pseudoprotophyllum crenulatum Hollick, 1930, 92, pi. 66, f. 1; Melozi: Lower

Yukon, Alaska. 

Pseudoprotophyllum dalli Hollick, 19SO, 94, pi. 71, f. 1; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska.

Pterospermites dentatus, Newberry not Heer, 1898, pi. 54, f. 4.

Pseudoprotophyllum dentatum Hollick, 1930, 93, pi. 65, f. 1, 2; pi. 66, f. 2, 3;

pi. 67; pi. 73, f. 3; Seventymile River: Upper Yukon; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska. 

Pseudoprotophyllum emarginatum Hollick, 1930, 92, pi. 52, f. 2a; pi. 65, f. 3;

Seventymile River: Upper Yukon; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Pseudoprotophyllum magnum Hollick, 1930, 95, pi. 69, f. 1, 2; pi. 70, f. 3;

pi. 72, f. 1, 2; pi. 73, f. 4a ; Melozi, Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Pseudoprotophyllum undulatum? (Lesquereux) Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan:

Peace River, British Columbia.

Protophyllum undulatum Lesquereux.n

Pseudoprotophyllum venustum Hollick, 1930, 92, pi. 62, f. 3, 4; pi. 73, f. 1;

Seventymile River: Upper Yukon, Alaska. 

Pseudoprotophyllum viburnifolium Hollick, 1930, 92, pi. 62, f. 5, 6; Seventymile

River : Upper Yukon ; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

PSEUDOTSUGA Carrie~re.DMason, 1927, 151; discussion. Chaney & Mason,

1930, 8; discussion. 

Pseudotsuga annulata (Platen) Torrey, 1923, 67, pi. 8, f. 4-6; volcanic ash

deposits, Cape Blanco, Oreg.

Pityoxylon annulatum Platen.CU 

Pseudotsuga masoni MacGinitie, 1930, 47, pi. 3, f. 1-3; Trout Creek: Trout

Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. Oliver, 1934, 14; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg. Dorf, 1936,

107, pi. 1, f. 3; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho. 

Pseudotsuga masoni, LaMotte not MacGinitie=CedreIa oregoniana (Lesquereux)

R. W. Brown.
254 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 7

Pseudotsuga premacrocarpa Axelrod, 1937, 167, pi. 3, f. 1, 2; Mt. Eden: near

Beaumont, Calif. 

Pseudotsuga sonomensis Dorf, 1930, 72, pi. 6, f. 2-4; Petrified Forest near

Calistoga; Garberville; Santa Rosa; Calabazas Canyon; Mussel Rock, San

Francisco Co., Calif. 

Pseudotsuga taxifolia (Lambert) Britton.DMason, 1927, 151; Merced: Mussel

Rock 6 mi. south of San Francisco, Calif. 1934, 145, pi. 6, f. 4; pi. 7, f. 1, 2;

Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif. Potbury, 1932, 31, pi. 1, f. 2; pi. 3,

f. 2; San Bruno: San Mat'eo Co., Calif. Chaney & Mason, 1930, 8, pi. 3; pi. 4; pi.

5, f. 1-3; Pleistocene, Santa Cruz Isl., Calif. 1933a, 57; Pleistocene; Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif. Webber, in Chaney & Mason, 1933a, 68;

Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif. 

Pseudotsuga taxifolioidea Arnold, 1935, 378, text-f. 1; Trout Creek: Trout

Creek, Harney Co., Oreg.

Pseudotsuga sp. Axelrod, 1934, 2; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif. 

PSIDIUM Linn<§.

Psidium dissimile Hollick, 1928, 217,. pi. 81, f. 1; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Psidium? sp. Hollick, 1924, 311, pi. 12, f. 4; Collazo River, Porto Rico. 1928,

218, pi. 81, f. 3, 4, 5a; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Psychotria oregona Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 96, pi. 33, f. 4; Fisher: Goshen,

Oreg. 

Ptelea eocenica Berry, 1930, 92, pi. 41, f. 4; Holly Springs; Fayette Co.; Grand

Junction, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Ptelea miocenica Berry, 1931a, 39, pi. 12, f. 7; Latah:.Grand Coulee, Wash. 

MacGinitie, 1933, 59, pi. 11, f. 1; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. 

LaMotte, 1936,133, pi. 11, f. 1, 2 only; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co.,

Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif. Dorf, 1936, 119, pi. 2, f. 5, 6; Idaho: near

Weiser, Idaho. Brown, R. W., 1937, 178, pi. 51, f. 4, 5; Bridge Creek: Bridge

Creek, Grant Co., Oreg.; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash.

Ulmus speciosa Newberry (part), 1898, 80, pi. 47, f. 7 only; Bridge Creek: Bridge 

Creek, Grant Co., Oreg. Chaney, I927a, 114, pi. 12, f. 5 only; Bridge Creek: 

Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg.

"Ptelea miocenica" LaMotte not Berry; in need of critical revision. LaMotte, 

1936,133, pi. 11, f. 4 only; Upper Cedarville: Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif. [It

is felt that these leaflets are not referable to Carya egregia although they may 

not represent leaflets of Ptelea. R. S. L.] Brown, R. W., 1937, 169, considers 

these leaflets as equal to Carya egregia (Lesquereux) LaMotte.

Pteriodophyta (Ferns), species of, R. W. Brown, 1937, 167, pi. 45, f. 1-3; Latah: 

Salmon and Thunder Mt., Idaho.

Pteris albertsii Heer=Cladophlebis blairmorensis LaMotte, new name.

Pteris aquilina Linne". Chaney & Mason, 1933a, 54, pi. 5, f. 1, 2; Pleistocene: 

Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif . Mason, 1984,144, pi. 5, f. 2, 3; Tomales: 

Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif.

Pteris calabazensis Dorf, 1930, 67, pi. 5, f. 1, 2; Calabazas Canyon, Contra

Costa Co., Calif.

Pteris dakotensis Lesquereux=Cladophlebis dakotensis (Lesquereux) Berry.

Pteris frigida Heer=Cladophlebis frigida (Heer)' Seward.

Pteris inequilateralis Hollick, 1936, 38, pi. 5, f. 1; Controller Bay region, Alaska.

Pteris inquirenda Berry.OBerry, 1924, 46, 143, pi. 3, f. 2; Lisbon: Newton, Newton Co., Miss.; Barnwell: Bibb Co., Ga.; Fayette: Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 

147; Fayette: Barrera League, Brazos Co., Tex.

Pteris longipgnnis Heer=Cladophlebis frigida longipennis (Heer) Seward & 

Conway.
CATALOGUE 255

Pteris nitida Hollick, 1930, 39, pi. 2, f. 11; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

Pteris oeningensis Unger, 1841, Chloris protogaea, pt. 1, 124, pi. 37, f. 6, 7;

Leipzig. ?Hollick, 1936, 39, pi. 9, f. 3; Portage Bay, Alaska Peninsula. 

Pteris pennaeformis, Cross not Heer=Pteris pseudopinnaeformis Lesquereux. 

Pteris pseudopinnaeformis Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1888, 43; Denver: Golden,

Colo Cross, 1895, 211; Middle Park; Middle Park, Colo. Knowlton, 1930, 22;

Denver: Golden, Colo. Hollick, 1936, 39, pi. 75, f. Ib; Yakutat Bay, Alaska.

Pteris pennaefonriis, Lesquereux not Heer, 1871, 383; Henry's Fork. Cross, 1895, 

211; Middle Park: Middle Park, Colo.

Pteris pseudopinnaeformis Lesquereux (part)=Salpichlaena anceps (Lesquereux) Knowlton.

Pteris silvicola C. C. Hall in Chaney, 1927a, 100, pi. 8, f. 2, 4-7; Bridge Creek: 

Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg. LaMotte, 1936b, 417; Ellensburg: 

Ellensburg, Wash.

Pteris sitkensis HeerOKnowlton, 1896, 877. Hollick, 1936, 39, pi. 109, f. 8a; 

Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Isl., Alaska.

Pteris sp. Berry, 1929f, 237; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 1934, 103; Latah: east 

of Lewiston, Idaho.

Fern fragment, Knowlton, 1926, 24, pi. 9, f. 10 ; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

PTEROBALANUS Berry, 1922g, 20. Genotype: P. texanus Berry. 

Pterobalanus texanus Berry, 1922g, 20, pi. 15, f. 1, 2; Carrizo: Carcizo Springs,

Dimmit Co., Tex.

Pterocarya americana Lesquereux=Populus lesquereuxi Cockerell. 

Pterocarya mixta (Knowlton) R. W. Brown, 1937, 170, pi. 47, f. 2, 3; Latah:

Spokaue, Wash.

Salix mixta Knowlton (part), 1902, 32, pi. 2, f. 12 (leaflet on right only) ; 

Mascall: Van Horns Ranch, John Day Basin, Oreg. Oliver, 1934, 17 ; Mascall : 

Austin, Oreg. LaMotte, 1936b, 417; Ellensburg: Ellensburg, Wash.

Juglans oregoniana, Oliver not Lesquereux, 1934, 18; Mascall: Austin, Oreg.

Pterocarya? retusa LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1930, 48, pi. 14, f. 2-4; pi. 15, f. 5; 

Denver: Golden, Colo.

Pterocarya septentrionale Hollick, 1936, 84, pi. 40, f. 5-7; Matanuska River 

below Moose Creek, Alaska.

PTEROPHYLLUM Brongniart.DWieland, 1914, 58; discussion. Harris, 1932a, 

40; discussion.

Pterophyllum acutipennis (Heer) Berry, 1929k, 43; Kootenai and Lower Blairmore: southwest Alberta. 1932h, 209; Bull Head Mountain (Gethring member) : Peace River Valley, British Columbia.

Zamites acutipennis Heer.QWhite, 1898, 353; Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west

Greenland. 

Zamites apert-us NewberryQ

Pterophyllum alaskense Fontaine.dHollick, 1930, 45; Chignik?: Alaska Peninsula.

Pterophyllum arcticum Goeppert=Ptilophyllum arcticum (Goeppert) Seward.

Pterophyllum astartense Harris, 1932a, 44, pi. 4, f. 10; text-f. 19-21; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

Pterophyllum bakeri Berry, 1930e, 459, 2 figs.; Shinarump: Nokai Creek, Utah.

Pterophyllum braunsii ?Schenk. Newberry, 1888a, 348; near San Juancito, 

Honduras.

Pterophyllum broncesensis LaMotte, new name.

Pterophyllum ro'bustum, Newberry not Emmons, 1876, 145, pi. 6, f. 7; Triassic?: 

Los Bronces, Sonora, Mexico. (Homonym, Emmons, 1857.)

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256 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Pterophyllum browni Berry, 1924g, 492, text-f . 2 ; Popo Agie Beds : near Lander,

Wyo. 

Pterophyllum concinnum Heer, 1874, 68, pi. 14, f. 15-20; pi. 15, f. 5B, 11.

Pterophylhim (Anomogamites) concinnum (Heer) Seward, 1925, 241, pi. B, f. 14. 

Pterophyllum lepidum Heer, 1874, 68, pi. 16, f. 1-3.

Pterophyllum cf. contiguum Schenk. Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic: Mixteca

Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 1914, 60, pi. 17, f . 1, 3 ; Liassic : Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca,

Mexico. 

Pterophyllum fragile Newberry, 1876, 144, pi. 6, f. 6, 6a; Triassic?: Los Bronces,

Sonora, Mexico. 

Pterophyllum hanesianum Harris, 1932a, 40, pi. 4, f. 1, 5; text-f. 16, 17, 18;

Lepidopteris Zone : Scoresby Sound, East Greenland. 

Pterophyllum harrisi Seward & Conway, 1935a, 10, pi. 2, f. 11 ; pi. 3, f. 12, 15 ;

text-f. 5-10; Kardluk and Upernivik Naes: west Greenland. 

Pterophyllum haydenii Lesquereux=Podozamites haydenii (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.

Pterophyllum Jcochi Harris (part)=Pterophyllum ptilum Harris. 

Pterophyllum kochi Harris, 1926, 89, pi. 7, f. 6; text-f. 17A-E only; Rhaetic:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 1932a, 58, text-f. 29 ; Thaumatopteris Zone :

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Pterophyllum kochi Harris (part) ^Pterophyllum zygotacticum Harris. 

Pterophyllum lepidum Heer = Pterophyllum concinnum Heer. 

Pterophyllum montanense (Fontaine) KnowltonO

Zamites montanensis Fontaine. QHollick, 1906(1, 115, 116.

Pterophyllum miinsteri. Wieland, 1913, 264; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca,

Mexico.

Pterophyllum nathorsti Schenk. Wilson, 1916, 207; Mt. Bush, Yukon Terr. 

Pterophyllum pinnatifidum Harris, 1932a, 55, pi. 8, f . 8 ; text-f. 26, 27, 28 ;

Lepidopteris Zone : Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

Pterophyllum sp. D. Harris, 1926, 96, text-f. 21 ; Rhaetic : Scoresby Sound, East 

Greenland.

Pterophyllum propincuum Goeppert. ?Newberry, 1888a, 348 ; near San Juancito, 

Honduras. Lozano, 1916, 11, pi. 6, f . 3, 4 ; Liassic: Huyacocotla, Vera Cruz.

. Mexico.

Pterophyllum ptilum Harris, 1932a, 61, pi. 5, f . 1-5, 11 ; text-f. 30, 31 ; Lepidopteris Zone : Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

Pterophyllum lochi Harris (part), 1926, 89, text-f. 17F-I only ; Rhaetic : Scoresby 

Sound, East Greenland.

Pterophyllum robitsttim, Newberry not Emmons== Pterophyllum broncesensis 

LaMotte, new name.

Pterophyllum rosenkrantzi Harris, 1932, 96, text-f. 37 ; Rhaetic : Scoresby Sound, 

East Greenland.

. A, Harrifl, 1920, 92, teit-f. 18A-E', Rhaetic : Scoresby Sound,

East Greenland. 1932a, 53 ; text-f. 25 ; Lepidopteris Zone : Scoresby Sound. 

East Greenland.

Pterophyllum schenki Zeiller. Harris, 1926, 88, text-f. I6a-h ; Rhaetic : Scoresby 

Sound, East Greenland. 1932a, 49, pi. G, f . 1, 2 ; text-f. 22-24 ; Lepidopteris Zone, 

Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.
CATALOGUE 257

Pterophyllum subaequale Hartz, 1896, 236, pi. 15, f. 1, 3, (5?) ; Rhaetic: Cape 

Stewart, East Greenland. Harris, 1926, 91; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, East 

Greenland. 1932, 96, text-f. 38 A-C; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland 1932a. 74, pi. 6, f. 8-14; text-f. 39-42; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby 

Sound, East Greenland.

Pterophyllum sp. C, cf. intermedium Harris, 1926, 95, text-f. 20 A-B: Rhaetic: 

Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

Pterophyllum validum Hollick, 1930, 45, pi. 8, f. 1; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska. 

Pterophyllum xiphipterum Harris, 1932a, 69, pi. 5, f. 6, 8; text-f. 35-38;

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland. 

Pterophyllum zygotacticum Harris, 1932a, 64, pi. 5, f. 7, 9, 10; text-f. 32, 33, 34;

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

Pterophyllum Jcochi Harris, 1926, 89; text-f. 17J only.

Podozamites sp. B, Harris, 1926, 117, text-f. 29 E-F; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, 

Bast Greenland.

Pterophyllum? sp., Berry, 1924g, 494, text-f. 3; Popo Agie Beds: near Lander, 

Wyo.

Pterophyllum sp. A, Harris=Pterophyllum rosenkrantzi Harris.

Pterophyllum sp. B, Harris, 1926, 93, text-f. 19a-f; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, 

East Greenland.

Pterophyllum sp. C, Harris cf. P. intermedium Antevs=Pterophyllum subaequale Hartz.

Pterophyllum sp. D, Harris=Pterophyllum pinnatifidum Harris.

Pterophyllum, fragments of, Lozano, 1916, 11, pi. 6, f. 6; pi. 7, f. 1-3; Liassic: 

Huyacocotla, Vera Cruz, Mexico.

Pterospermites alaskana Knowlton.DBerry, 1926d, 114; Newhykulston Creek. 

British Columbia Hollick, 1936, 153; Kukak Bay, Alaska Peninsula.

Pterospermites alternans Heer, I869a, 480, pi. 54, f. 3. Hollick, 19l2a, 51; 

Chickalocm: lower Matanuska Valley, Alaska. 1936, 151, pi. 88, f. 1; Seventymile Creek below Mogul Creek, upper Yukon region, Alaska.

Pterospermites auriculaecordatus Hollick, 1936, 151, pi. 92, f. 1-5; pi. 93, f.-l, 2; 

Matanuska River below Moose Creek; Chignik Bay, Alaska Peninsula; Matanuska River west of Moose Creek, Alaska.

Pterospermites carolinensis Berry.DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: near Glen 

Alien; Shirleys Mill; near Cottondale, Ala. 1920e, 404; Black Creek: North 

Carolina.

Pterospermites conjunctivus Hollick, 1936,152, pi. 90, f. 2; pi. 91, f. 1, 2; Chignik 

Bay, Alaska Peninsula; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Isl., southeastern Alaska.

Pterospermites cordifoUus Heer=Menispermites nordenskioldi (Heer) Seward.

Pterospermites crednerafolia Berry, 1920e, 404; Black Creek: North Carolina.

Pterospermites dentatus Heer.DHollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska 

River below Moose Creek, Alaska. 1936, 152; 25 mi. below Mission Creek and 

Yukon River, Alaska.

Pterospermites dentatus, Newberry (part) not Heer=Credneria inordinata 

Hollick.

Pterospermites dentatus, Newberry (part) 'not Heer=Pseudoprotophyllum 

dalli Hollick.

Pterospermites grandidentatus Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 118, pi. 50, f. 6; 

pi. 51, f. 3; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Pterospermites imparilis Hollick, 1936, 151, pi. 89, f. 1; pi. 90, f. 1; Matanuska 

River below Moose Creek; Anchorage Bay, Chignik Bay, Alaska Peninsula.
258 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Pterospermites magnifolia KnowltonOHollick, 1936, 153; Kukak Bay, Alaska

Peninsula. 

Pterospermites minor WardOBerry, 1935, 48, pi. 11, f. 4; Middle Ravenscrag:

Loc. 5, southern Saskatchewan. 

Pterospermites cf. minor Ward. Berry, 1930, 109; Holly Springs: Mill Creek,

Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Pterospermites penhallowi Berry, 1935, 49, pi. 13; Lower Ravenscrag: Loc. 3;

Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. 1, 32, 35, southern Saskatchewan.

Pterospermites spectabilis Heer.n?Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska 

River below Moose Creek, Alaska. 1936,150, pi. 87, f. 2; pi. 88, f. 2; pi. 89, f. 2, 

3; Matanuska Coal Field; south bank Yukon River above Rampart, central 

Yukon region; Chignik Bay, Alaska Peninsula; Seventymile Creek below Mogul 

Creek, upper Yukon region, Alaska.

Pterospermites sp. Hollick, 1912a, 51; Chickaloon: Eska Creek, lower Matanuska Valley, Alaska. 

PTEROSPERMUM Schreber.

Pterospermum conforme Hollick, 1930, 108, pi. 83, f. 3; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

Pterospermum praeobliquum Sanborn, 1935, 25, pi. 7, f. Ib, 3; Comstock: Cornstock, Douglas Co., Oreg.

PTEROZAMITES (PTEROPHYLLUM) Braun.

Pterozamites (Pterophyllum) angustifolia Leckenby, 1864, On the sandstones 

and shales of the Oolites of Scarborough; pi. 8, f. 3. Wieland, 1913, 264; 

Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 1914, 59, pi. 18, f. 3; Liassic; Mixteca 

Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Pterozamites (Pterophyllum) munsteri Presl. Schenk, 1867, Die Fossile Flora 

der Grenzschichten des Keupers und Lias Frankens, pi. 39, f. 1-3, 9. Wieland, 

1914, 59, pi. 21, 22; pi. 13, f. 3; pi. 18, f. 1, 2; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, 

Mexico.

PTILOPHYLLUM Morris. Wieland, 1914, 18. Discussion. 

Ptilophyllum acutifolium maximum Feistmantel, 1880, Palaeont. Indica, Fossil 

Flora of the Gondwana System, vol. 1, 65, pi. 40. Wieland, 1913, 265; Liassic: 

Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 1914, 20, pi. 1, pi. 3, pi. 4, f. 2; Liassic: Mixteca 

Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. Lozano, 1916, 9, pi. 4, f. 3; pi. 5, f. 1-4; Liassic: 

Huyacocotla, Vera Cruz, Mexico. 

Ptilophyllum acutifolium minor Wieland, 1913, 265; Liassic: Mixteca Alta,

Oaxaca, Mexico 1914, 23, pi. 5-7; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Ptilophyllum arcticum (Goeppert) Seward, 1926, 92, pi. 7, f. 43; Nugsuak, west. 

Greenland.

Pteropliyllum arcticum Goeppert, 1864, Zeit. Deutsch. Geol. Ges., vol. 16, 174

Zamites arcticus Goeppert, 1866, Neues Jarb., 134, pi. 2, f. 9, 10 Heer, 1868, 82, 

Pi. 44, f. 5c; pi. 3, f. 14. ?White, 1898, 349; Pagtorfik, Nugsuak Pen., west

Greenland. Wilson, 1916, 207 ; Mt. Bush, Yukon Terr.

Zamites brevipermis Heer, 1874, 67, pi. 15, f. 8-10.

Ptilophyllum heeri Seward, 1925, 255, pi. b, f. 15; West Greenland.

Ptilophyllum pulcherrima Wieland, 1913, 265; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca,

Mexico. ios.4, as, 1,1. 4,. f. <t : !>i. s. c the u»i?ermost leaf) : Liassic : Mixteca Alta,

Oaxaca, Mexico,

Ptilophyllum? sp. Lozano, 1916,10, pi. 6, f. 3; Liassic: Huyacocotla, Vera Cruz,

Mexico. 

Ptilophyllum? sp. Lozano, 1916, 10, pi. 6, f. 1; Liassic: Huyacocotla, Vera Cruz,

Mexico.
CATALOGUE 259

Ptilophyllum sp.. Seward, 1925, 243; West Greenland.

TaaAtes pecten Heer, 1883, 9, pi. 3, f. 9. 

Ptilozamites nilssoni Nathorst. Harris, 1926, 69, text-f. 8a-b, e; Rhaetic:

Scoresby Sound, East Greenland. 1932, 71, pi. 8, f. 7; text-f. 29-30; Lepidopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland. 

Ptilozamites sp.? Hartz, 1896, 235, pi. 15, f. 2, 4, 7; pi. 16, f. 1; Rhaetic: Cape

Stewart, East Greenland.

PYRUS Hall=SORBUS (Tournefort) Linne" (part).

Pyrus cretacea NewberryCGress, 1922, 311; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans. 

Pyrus hoffmanni Chaney & Mason, 1933a, 61, pi. 7, f. 9, 10, 13; Pleistocene:

Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif. 

Pyrus mckenziei Arnold, 1937, 93, pi. 4, f. 2; Carter Creek southwest of Finley

McKenzie Ranch, Oreg. 

Quercinium pliocaenicum Schuster, 1908, 49-54, pi. 3, 4; Clover.Creek, Lincoln

City, Idaho. 

Quercus abnormalis Berry.QBerry, 1926b, 109, pi. 51, f. 24; Chowan: Neuse

River, Wayne Co., N. C.

Quercus acrcdon Lesquereux=Quercus lesquereuxiana Knowlton. 

Quercus acuminata Roxburgh.DPenh.aHow, 1899, 528; Taylor's Brickyard, Don

Valley, Toronto, Ontario. 

Quercus agrifolia Ne"e.DFrost, 1927, 81, pi. 16, f. 4; pi. 17, f. 1, 2; pi. 19, f. 7, 8;

Pleistocene: Rancho La Brea, Los Angeles Co., Calif. Chaney & Mason, 1933a,

59, pi. 7, f. 11,12. Webber, in Chaney & Mason, 1933a, 68; Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif. Mason, 1934, 153, pi. 8, f. 3, 4, 8; Tomales:

Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif. 

Quercus alaskana Trelease.D?Hollick, 1936, 102, pi. 44, f, 2; Matanuska River

below Moose Creek, Alaska. 

Quercus alba Linn^O ?Penhallow, 1899, 526; Gaol Hill, Don Valley, Toronto,

Ontario. Meehan, 1899, 279; Pleistocene: Port Kennedy, Pa. Berry, 1926b,

108, pi. 50, f. 1-5; Chowan: Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. C. 1934d, 482;

Stewart Co., Tenn.

Quercus pseudo-alba Hollick.n

Quercus anceps Lesquereux=Diospyros nebraskana Knowlton & Cockerell.

Quercus applegatei Knowlton, I900d, 42, pi. 1, f. 6, 7; 3 mi. southeast of Ashland, Oreg. Chaney, 1920a, 171; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg.

Quercus approximata Jennings, 1920, 419, pi. 27, f. 3, 3a; Missoula, Mont.

Quercus artocarpites Ettingshausen. Hollick, 1936, 102, pi. 43, f. 1; pi. 56, f. 

6; Metanuska River region; Portage (Balboa) Bay, Alaska Pensinsula. 

Quercus meriani Heer (part), 1856, Fl. Tert. Helv., vol. 2, 53.

Quercus banksiaefolia Newberry.DBerry, I926d, 107, pi. 16, f. 6; Kitsilano,

British Columbia. 

Quercus berryi TreleaseO

Quercus breweri Lesquereuz.nKnowlton, 1900d, 42, pi. 2, f. 3; 3 mi. south of 

Ashland, Oreg.

Quercus bicornis Ward.Q?Berry, 1935, 27; Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. 32, southern 

Saskatchewan.

Quercus bockeei Dorf, 19SO, 84, pi. 9, f. 1-3; Petrified Forest, near Calistoga, 

Calif.

Quercus bretzi Chaney, 1920a, 171, pi. 12, f. 4; pi. 13, f. 3; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg. Brown, R. W., 1937c, 508, text-f. 7; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Quercus breweri Lesquereux=Quercus berryi Trelease.
260 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Quercus browni Brooks, 1935, 291, pi. 14, f. 3-8; Sucker Creek: Ballantyne

Ranch near Homedale, Idaho. Dorf, 1936,113, pi. 2, f. 3; Idaho: near Weiser,

Idaho. -

Odostemon simplex, Berry (part) not Cockerell, 1934, 112, pi. 23, f. 2 only;

Latah : north of Weiser, Idaho.

Quercus calvertonensis Berry, 1911c, 313.

Quercus milleri Berry, 1909, 24, text-f. 3; Calvert: Richmond, Va.

Quercus castaneopsis Lesquereux.DPenhallow, 1906a, 390a; Diamond Vale Company, Quilchena, British Columbia. Knowlton, 1923, 161; Green River: 

Uinta Co., Wyo.; also at Green River, Wyo.^Berry, 1932e, 10; Lysite: Wind 

River Basin, Wyo. Brown, R. W., 1934, 55; Green River: Locs. as cited by 

authors. 1937, 172, pi. 50, f. 9; Green River: Fossil, Wyo. 

Quercus castanoides Newberry.n

Ilex? afflnis Lesquereux.nKnowlton, 1923, 169; Green River: Alakali Station, 

Wyo. Brown, R. W., 1929, 289 ; Green River: northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Ilex maculata Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1923, 169 ; Green River: Alakali Station, 

Wyo.

Quercus castanoides Newberry=Quercus castaneopsis Lesquereux. 

Quercus celastrifolia LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1930, 54, pi. 18, f. 4-7; Denver: 

Golden, Colo.

Quercus stramineusf Lesquereux (part), 1888, 46; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Quercus chamissoni HeerOHollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River

below Moose Creek, Alaska. 1936, 102; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. 

Quercus chaneyi Knowlton=Quercus simulata Knowlton.

Quercus charpentieri Heer. Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River 

~ below Moose Creek, Alaska.

Quercus chignikensis Hollick, 1930, 69, pi. 37, f. 3; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula. 

Quercus chlorophylla Unger=Pisonia chlorophylloides Berry. 

Quercus chrysolepis Liebmann.D Scott, 1926, 405; Tesla, Calif. 

Quercus clarnensis Trelease.QChaney, 1922a, 216; Payette: Idaho. 1927a, 111,

pi. 10, f. 10-13; pi. 11, f. 1-7, 9, 10; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch, Crooked River

Basin, Oreg.

Quercus cognatus Knowlton=Quercus payettensis Knowlton. 

Quercus coloradensis LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1930, 54; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Quercus columbiana Chaney, 1920a, 170, pi. 13, f. 1, 2; Eagle Creek: Multnomah

Co., Oreg. Brown, R. W., 1937c, 508, text-f. 6, 12; Latah: east of Orofino,

Idaho; between Arrow Junction and Juliaetta, Idaho.

QuerCUS duriUSCUla, Dorf not Knowlton, 1936, 114, pi. 2, f. 8; Idaho : near Weiser, 

Idaho.

Quercus conjunctiva Hollick, 1936, 101, pi. 42, f. 3, 4a; Matanuska Coal Field, 

Alaska.

Quercus consimilis NewberryOKnowlton, IQOOd, 44; near Murphy's Spring, 

southeast of Ashland, Oreg. Chaney, 1927a, 112; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch, 

Crooked River Basin, Oreg. LaMotte, 1935b, 53; Sooke; Muir Creek, Vancouver island, British Columbia. I936b, 417; Ellensburg: Ellensburg, Wash. 

Brown, R. W., 1937, 172, pi. 50, f. 2-5; Latah: Spokane, Wash.; Mascail:

Tipton, Oreg.

Quercus simplex Newberry. Chaney, 1920a, 168, pi. 11, f. 4; Eagle Creek: 

Multnomah Co., Oreg. Berry, 1926d, 107, pi. 11, f. 1-4; Burrard Inlet, 

British Columbia.

Quercus consimilis, MacGinitie, Oliver not Newberry=Quercus simulata 

Knowlton.
CATALOGUE 261

Quercus convexa LesquereuxOChaney, 1920a, 169; Eagle Creek: Multnomah

Co., Oreg.

Quercus coriacea Newberry.QBerry, 1926d, 106; Kitsilano, British Columbia. 

Quercus cowlesi Chaney, 1920a, 169, pi. 11, f. 5; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co.,

Oreg.

Quercus crassinervisf Goeppert=DryophylIum tennesseensis Berry. 

Quercus cf. cuspidata, (Rossmaessler) Unger=Dryophyllum tennesseensis

Berry.

Quercus citspidigeria Heer=Myrica johnstrupi (Heer) Berry. 

Quercus dallii Lesquereux.DHollick, 1936, 103, pi. 52, f. 4; Cook Inlet, Kenai

Peninsula, Alaska.

Quercus day ana Knowlton=Quercus simulata Knowlton. 

Quercus declinata Dorf, 19SO, 88, pi. 8, f. 12, 13; Santa Rosa; Bennett Valley,

Calif . 1936, 114, pi. 2, f. 2; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho. 

Quercus digitata, Knowlton not Sudworth=Quercus predigitata Berry. 

Quercus discolor Alton, Penhallow, 1899, 528; Taylor's Brickyard, Don Valley,

Toronto, Ontario. 

Quercus distincta Lesquereux.DLaMotte, 1936, 123, pi. 7, f. 2-4; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif. 1936b, 417;

Bllensburg: Bllensburg, Wash.

Quercus voyana Lesquereux.Q 

Quercus goepperti Lesquereux.D

Quercus drymeja Unger. Brown, R. W., 1934, 55, pi. 8, f. 9; Green River: Northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Quercus duriuscula, Dorf not Knowlton=Quercus columbiana Chaney.

Quercus duriuscula, Knowlton=Quercus pseudo-lyrata Lesquereux.

Quercus eamesi TreleaseOHollick, 1930, 70, pi. 35, f. 1; Melozi: Lower Yukon, 

Alaska.

Quercus elaenoides Lesquereux (part)=Arbutus matthesii Chaney.

Quercus? ellsworthianus Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: Lancaster Co., Nebr.

Quercus etymodrys Unger, 1854, K. Akad. Wiss. (Wien), Math.-naturwiss. Cl., 

Denkschr., vol. 7, 175 (18), pi. 3, f. 3 Hollick, 1936, 98, pi. 54, f. 6, 7; Nenana 

Coal Field, Alaska.

Quercus falcata, Knowlton not Michaux=Quercus predigitata Berry.

Quercus cf. ferox Heer. White, 1898, 353; Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west 

Greenland.

Quercus flexuosa NewberryOJennings, 1920, 418, pi. 31, f. 1, la; Missoula, 

Mont.

Quercus florissantensis Cockerell.DCockerell, 1922, 42-43, 1 fig.; Florissant: 

Florissant, Colo.

Quercus fosteri Chauey, 1920a, 167, pi. 11, f. 2, 3; Eagle Creek: Multnomah 

Co., Oreg.

Quercus? fraxinifolia LesquereuxO?Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska 

River below Moose Creek, Alaska.

Quercus furuhjelmi Heer.DHollick, 1936, 98, pi. 55; Kootznahoo Inlet, Admiralty 

Isl., southeastern Alaska.

Quercus goepperti Lesquereux=Quercus distincta Lesquereux.

Quercus groenlandica Heer.QNoe', 1925, 94, pi. 20, f. 1; Dakota: Cimarron Co., 

Okla. Berry, 1926d, 106; Kitsilano and Joseph Creek, British Columbia. 

Berry, 1935, 26; Upper Ravenscrag: Locs. 32, 33, southern Saskatchewan. 

Hollick, 1936, 99, pi. 54, f. 3; pi. 56, f. 6; Matauuska Coal Field, Alaska.
262 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 7

Quercus haidingeri, Lesquereux (part) not Ettingshausen=Quercus leonis

Knowlton. 

Quercus hannibali Dorf, 1930, 86, pi. 8, f. 8-11; Pliocene: Calabazas Canyon;

St. Mary's College, Calif. Axelrod, 1937, 173, pi. 5, f. 6; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif.

Quercus haydenii Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 383; Rock Creek, Wyo. 

Quercus hexagona Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: Cass Co.,

Platte River, Nebr.

Quercus horniana Lesquereux (part) = Quercus washingtoniana Chancy. 

Quercus horniana, Kirkham & Johnson not Lesquereux=Quercus idahoensis

Knowlton. 

cf. Quercus horniana Lesquereux. Oliver, 1934, 27, pi. 5, f. 5; Mascall: Tipton,

Oreg. (This citation was transferred by LaMotte to Castanea lesquereuxi in

1936 but rejected by R. W. Brown in 1937.) Dorf, 1936, 124; Idaho: near

Weiser, Idaho. 

Quercus howei Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 65, pi. 4, f. 4, 5; pi. 5, f. 1, 2; Fisher:

Goshen, Oreg. 

Quercus idahoensis KnowltonOKnowlton, 1898b, 729, pi. 102, f. 4; Payette:

Marsh, Idaho Berry, 1932a, 40; Ballantyne Ranch, Malheur Co., Oreg. 1934,

109; Latah: near Moscow, near Lewiston, Idaho.

Quercus horniana, Kirkham & Johnson not Lesquereux, 1929, 497; La,tah: Idaho.

Quercus imbricaria Michaux. Berry, 1934f, 482; Pleistocene: Stewart Co.,

Tenn. 

Quercus juglandina Heer, 1883, 89, pi. 71, f. 19; pi. 74, f. 4-7; pi. 76, f. 12; pi.

102, f. 9a. ?Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River below Moose

Creek, Alaska. 1936, 101, pi. 42, f. la, 2; pi. 43, f. 2; Matanuska Coal Field,

Alaska.

Quercus kelloggii Newberry. Scott, 1926, 404; Tesla, Calif. 

Quercus klamathensis MacGinitie, 1933, 52, pi. 5, f. 3; Trout Creek: Trout

Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. 

Quercus kootenayensis Hollick, 1927, 402, pi. 32, f. 4; St. Eugene silts: British

Columbia. 

Quercus laharpi Gaudin. Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River

below Moose Creek, Alaska. 

Quercus lakevillensis Dorf, 1930, 82, pi. 8, f. 4, 5; Pliocene: Lakeville; Bennett

Valley; Petrified Forest; Calif. Axelrod, 1934, 2; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont,

Calif. 1937, 172; Mt. Eden : near Beaumont, Calif. 

Quercus lanensis Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 65, pi. 33, f. 3; Fisher; Goshen, Oreg.

Quercus laurosimulans Jennings=Quercus penhallowi Trelease.

Quercus leonis Knowlton, 1930, 53, pi. 18, f. 2, 3; Denver: Golden, ColO.

Quercus haiding&ri, Lesquereux (part) not Ettingshausen, 1888, 46; Denver: 

Golden, Colo.

Quercus lesquereuxiana KnowltonO

Quercus acroaon Lesquereux.ClLesquereux, X871, 383 ; Rock Creek, Wyo.

Quercus lyellii Heer=Nectandra lancifolia (Lesquereux) Berry,

Quercus lyrata Walter.ClBerry, 1926b, 110, pi. 5O, f. 6-9; Chowan: Neuse River,

Wayne Co., N. C 1927, 25; Pleistocene: Cherokee Co., Tex. ^«erc«s maorooarpa Midia^-QTi-enftautfYr, ioi?9) 020 j lajiur's

Don Valley, Toronto, Ontario.

Quercus marcyana Penhallow, 1892, 31; Pleistocene: Evanston, 111. 

Quercus marylandicd, Berry not Muench=Quercus nigra Linn£.
CATALOGUE 263

Quercus mccannii Berry, 1931a, 36, pi. 11, f. 5-7; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 

Dorf, 1936,114; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho. 

Quercus meriani Heer (part), 1856, Fl. Tert. Helv., vol. 2, 53, pi. 76, f. 12. 

Hollick, 1936,102, pi. 44, f. 1; Matanuska region, Alaska. 

Quercus meriani Heer (part), 1856=Quercus artocarpites Ettingshausen 

Quercus merriami Knowlton.QChaney, 1920a, 168; Eagle .Creek: Multnomah

Co., Oreg. Knowlton, 1926, 35, pi. 19, f. 4, 5; Latah: Coeur d'A3ene, Idaho. 

Berry, 1929f, 246; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Spokane, Wash. 1931a, 34;

Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. Brown, R. W., 1937, 172; Mascall: John Day

Basin, Oreg.; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Quercus ursina Knowlton.Q?Berry, 1929f, 246; Latah": Spokane, Wash. Berry,

1938, 92, text-f. 8; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 

 Quercus n. sp. Knowlton, 1901e.Q

Quercus michauxii Nuttall.DBerry, 1926b, 110, pi. 52, f. 1-4; Chowan: Neuse 

River, Wayne Co., N. C.

Quercus prinoides, Berry not Willdenow, 1907b, 343; Pleistocene: Neuse River,

Wayne Co., N. C. 

Quercus platanoides, Berry not Sudworth, 1907b, 343; Pleistocene: Neuse River,

Wayne Co., N. C.

Quercus minor (Marshall) SargentD

Quercus obtusilola Michaux.DPenhallow, 1894, 95; Pleistocene: Don Valley, near 

Toronto, Canada.

Quercus moorii Lesquereux=Dryophyllum moorii (Lesquereux) Berry.

Quercus myrtilloides°Unger. Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River 

below Moose Creek, Alaska.

Quercus myrtillus Heer. White, 1898, 362; Patoot, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland.

Quercus neriifolia, Lesquereux (part) not Al. Braun=Amygdalus gracilis Lesquereux.

Quercus nevadensis LesquereuxOPotbury, 1935, 62, pi. 1, f. 4, 8, 11; La Porte, 

Plumas Co., Calif. Hollick, 1936, 99, pi. 54, f. 1, 2; south bank Yukon River 

above Rampart, central Yukon region, Alaska.

Quercus nigra LinneMZlBerry, 1926b, 109, pi. 51, f. 1-7; Chowan: Neuse River, 

Wayne Co., N. C.

Quercus marylandica, Berry not Muench.G

Quercus oblongifolia Penhallow, 1900, 336; bend of Don Valley, Toronto, Ontario. 

Quercus obtusa Knowlton=Quercus simulata Knowlton.

Quercus olafseni Heer.QHollick, 1912a, 51; Chickaloon: Lower Matanuska 

Valley, Alaska. 1936, 99, pi. 52, f. 3; south of Old Tyonek, Cook Inlet, Alaska.

NOTE. Seward & Convvay, 1935, 28, have transferred this species to 

Dicotylophyllum. Pending critical studies the American citations are not 

transferred.

Quercus oregoniana Knowlton=Alnus carpinoides Lesquereux.

Quercus orindensis Dorf, 1930, 89, pi. 9, f. 6-9; Pliocene: Santa Rosa; St. 

Mary's College; Lafayette Dam; Coalinga, Calif. Axelrod, 1937, 173, pi. 5, 

f. 7; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif.

Quercus pacifica Knowlton, 1900d, 43, pi. 1, f. 9-10; 5 mi. south of Ashland, 

Oreg.

Quercus paleoilicoides Hollick, 1930, 69, pi. 37, f. 4, 5; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.
264 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Quercus palustris Du Roi-DBerry, 1926b, 109, pi. 49, f. 4-6; Chowan: Neuse

River, Wayne Co., N. O. 

Quercus paucidentata Newberry.DChaney, 1920a, 170; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg. 

Quercus payettensis KnowltonOKnowlton, 1926, 37, pi. 21, f. 5-7; Latah: Coeur

d'Alene, Idaho. Berry, 1929f, 246; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Spokane and

Vera, Wash^-1931a, 34; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 1934, 109, pi. 20, f. 2, 3;

Latah: east of Lewiston; south of Juliaetta; near White Bird; Edwards Ranch;

Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Brown, R. W., 1937, 172, pi. 49, f. 12, 13; Payette:

Jackass Creek, Boise Co., Idaho; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Quercus cognatus ^Knowlton, 1926, 36, pi. 20, f. 1-4; pi. 21, f. 1, 2; Latah: Coeur 

d'Alene, Idaho. Berry, 1929f, 245; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Vera, Hillyard and Spokane, Wash. 1931a, 34; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 1934, 109; 

Latah: White Bird; Juliaetta, Idaho. Hoffman, 1932, 737; Douglas Canyon, 

Wash. Brooks, 1935, 292, pi. 16, f. 2; Sucker Creek: Ballantyne Ranch, near 

Homedale, Idaho. Dorf, 1936, 113, pi. 2, f, 1J Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho.

Quercus rustii Knowlton, 1926, 36, pi. 21, f. 3, 4; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. 

Berry, 1929f, 246; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Spokane, Wash.

Quercus praenigra Knowlton, 1926, 37, pi. 19, f. 6; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. 

(This citation had previously been assigned to Quercus simulata by Berry, 1934.)

Quercus sp. Knowlton, 1926, 37, pi. 19, f. 7; pi. 22, f. 9; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, 

Idaho.

Quercus perplexa (Knowlton) Berry, 1932b, 171-173, text-f. 1; interlava diatomite near Richland, Baker Co., Oreg.

Salix perplexa Knowlton (part), 1902, 31, pi. 2, f. 6-8; Mascall: Van Horn's 

Ranch, John Day Basin, Oreg. Penhallow, 1908a, 86; Quilchena, British Columbia. Chancy, 1922a, 216; Payette: Idaho.

Quercus penhallowi TreleaseO

Quercus laurosimulans Jennings, 1920, 416, pi. 28, f. 3; pi. 31, f. 3, 3a; Missoula, 

Mont.

Quercus phellos Linn<§.DBerry, 1910d, 265. 1926b, 110, pi. 51, f. 8-23; Chowan: 

Neuse River, Wayne Co.; Pleistocene: Dupree Landing, Pitt Co., N. C.

Quercus cf. phellos Berry=Quercus phellos Linn6.

Quercus platania Heer, 1868, 109, pi. 11, f. 6; pi. 46, f. 7. Hollick, 1912a, 42; 

Sheep Valley, Lower Matanuska, Alaska. 1936, 100, pi. 44, f. 5, 6; Matanuska 

Coal Field, Alaska.

Quercus platanoides, Berry not Sudworth=Quercus michauxii Nuttall.

Quercus pliopalmeri Axelrod, 1937, 174, pi. 5, f. 1-3; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont,

Calif"

Quercus praegroenlandica Berry, 1935, 26, pi. 3, f. 3-7; Middle RavCTlSCrag:

 Loc. P 4 30, southern Saskatchewan.

Quercus praenigra Knowlton=Quercus payettensis Knowlton.

QlierCUS pratti Berry.QBerry, 1920e, 400; Black Creek: North Carolina.

Quercus precoccinea Brooks=Or eopanax precoccinea (BrOOfcS) Arnold.

Quercus predigitata Berry.dBerry, 1914d, 162. 1919b, 9. 1926b, 109, pi. 53, 

f. 1-6; Chowan: Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. C.; Wycomico: Weldon, Northampton Co., N. C.; Morgantown, W. Va.

Quercus falcata, Knowlton not Michaux, 1896b, 371; Pleistocene: Morgantown, 

W. Va.

QuerCUS digitata, Knowltjon not Sudworth, 1919, 524.

Quercus pregrahami MacGinitie, 1937, 135, pi. 8, f. 3; pi. 12, f. 2; Weave Wile,

Redding Creek, Hay Fork, Trinity Co., Calif. 

Quercus primordialis LesquereuxOLesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: Decatur,

Nebr.
. CATALOGUE 265

Quercus prinoides, Berry not Willdenow=Quercus michauxii Nuttall.

Quercus prinus Lmn<§.DBerry, 1926b, 110, pi. 52, f. 5-8; pi. 54, f. 9; Chowan:

Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. 0. 

Quercus pseudo-alba Hollick=Quercus alba Linnet 

Quercus pseudo-alnus EttingshausenOLesquereux, 1888, 46; Denver: Golden,

Colo. 

Quercus pseudo-alnus, Lesquereux not Ettingshausen=Alnus carainoides Lesquereux. 

Quercus pseudocastanea Goeppert.DHollick, 1936, 98, pi. 54, f. 4, 5; Cache Creek,

Matanuska region; Nenana Coal Field, Alaska. 

Quercus pseudo-Iyrata LesquereuxOChaney, 1920a, 167; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg. Berry, 1931a, 34; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. Oliver,

1934, 20, pi. 5, f. 4; Mascall: Tipton and Austin, Oreg. LaMotte, 1936, 121;

Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif. 

1936b, 417; Ellensburg: Ellensburg, Wash. Brown, R. W., 1937, 172, pi. 50,

f. 7, 8; Mascall: John Day Basin, Oreg.; Tipton, Oreg.

Quercus (Luriuscula Knowlton.dBerry, 1934, 109; Latah : southeast of Moscow, 

Idaho.

Quercus cf. pseudo-Iyrata, Knowlton not Lesquereux=Acer osmonti Knowlton.

Quercus pseudomarioni Hollick, 1930, 69, pi. 29, f. 2a; pi. 36, f. 4; Chignik: 

Alaska Peninsula.

Quercus pseudowestfalica Berry.DBerry, 1920e, 400; Black Creek: Bladen Co., 

N.C. '

Quercus p'urdonensis Knowlton, 1930, 52, pi. 17, f. 2; Dawson: Purdon Mine, 

Colo.

Quercus cf. ramaleyi Cockerell. Chaney, 1927a, 113, pi. 11, f. 8; Bridge Creek : 

Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg.

Quelrcus retracta Lesquereux=Myrcia bentonensis Berry.

Quercus ricardensis .Webber, 1933, 123, pi. 3, f. 1-3; Ricardo: near Barstow, 

Calif.

Quercus cf. rinkiana HeerCWhite, 1898, 353; Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., 

west Greenland.

Quercus rubra Linn6.D?Penhallow, 1899, 526; Gaol Hill, Don Valley, Toronto, 

Ontario.

Quercus rustii Knowlton=Quercus payettensis Knowlton.

Quercus schofieldii Hollick, 1927, 403, pi. 23; St. Eugene silts: British Columbia.

Quercus? sedaliensis Knowlton, 1930, 52, pi. 17, f. 4; Dawson: Sedalia, Colo.

Quercus semialatus Lesquereux=Anisophyllum semialatum (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.

Quercus simplex Newberry=Quercus consimilis Newberry.

Quercus simulata Knowlton.DChaney, 1920a, 168, pi. 12, f. 1; Eagle Creek: 

Multnomah Co., Oreg. Knowlton, 1926, 38, pi. 22, f. 3, 4; Latah: Spokane, 

Wash. Berry, 1929f, 246, pi. 51, f. 9-11; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Spokane, 

Wash. 1931a, 36; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 1932a, 40; Sucker Creek: Ballantyne Ranch, Malheur Co., Oreg. Hoffman, 1932, 737; Douglas Canyon, 

Wash. MacGinitie, 1933, 53, pi. 6, f. 2; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., 

Oreg. Berry, 1934a, 109, pi. 20, f. 6; Latah: near Moscow, near Lewiston, near 

Arrow Junction, near Juliaetta, near White Bird, Idaho LaMotte, 1936, 122; 

Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif. 

Dorf, 1936, 115, pi. 1, f. 9, 10; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho. Brown, R. W., 1937, 

173, pi. 50, f. 1; Latah : Spokane, Wash.; Mascall, Tipton, Oreg.

Saliw elongata, Knowlton not 0. Weber, 1926, 32, pi. 12, f. 4; Latah: Coeur 

d'Alene, Idaho.
266 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Quercus simulata Continued.

Quercus chaneyi Knowlton, 1926, 38, pi. 22, f. 1; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Quercus oltusa Knowlton, 1926, 38, pi. 2, f. 8; Latah: Spokarie, Wash.

Laurus princeps, Knowlton (part) not Heer, 1926, 41, pi. 23, f. 3; Latah: 

Spokane, Wash.

Phyllites Crustacea Knowlton, 1926, 47, pi. 29, f. 6; Latah: Mica, Wash. 

Apccynophyllum latahense Berry (part), 1929f, 263, pi. 60, f. 4 only; Latah:

Sp^pane, Wash.

Rhus merrilli, Berry not Chaney, 1929f, 256, pi. 51, f. 8; Latah: Spokane, 

Wash.

Quercus simulata truncata Berry, 1927c, 9, pi. 2, f. 3; Esmeralda: Mineral Co., 

Nev.

Quercus dayana KnowltonDKnowlton, 1903a, 3 ; Ellenburg; Kelly Hollow, Wenas 

Valley, Wash. Chaney, 1922a, 216; Payette: Idaho.

Quercus f sp. Knowlton, 1902, 53, pi. 8, f. 3 ; Mascall: Van Horns Ranch, John 

Day Valley, Oreg.

Quercus, n. sp. Knowlton, 1901e, 308; Mascall: Van Horns Ranch ; John Day 

Valley, Oreg.

Qercus consimilis MacGinitie not Newberry, 1933, .52, pi. 5, t. 5 ; pi. 6, f. 1, 5, 6, 

8; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Hariiey Co., Oreg. Oliver, 1934, 30; Mascall: 

Tipton and Austin, Oreg. NOTE. R. W. Brown, 1937, 172, 173, does not consider these references as equal to Quercus simulata. If this view is taken then 

the reference of the Upper Cedarville leaves from 49 Camp and Pit River 

must be transferred to Quercus consimilis. It is not clear which references to 

Castanopsis consimilis (Newberry) Brooks and Castanopsis convexa (Lesquereux) Brooks are considered by R. W. Brown as equal to QuercU'S simulata. 

Brooks' concept of these species is listed separately in this catalogue under the 

heading of Castanopsis, q. v.

Quercus simulata, Berry (part) not Knowlton=Salix inquirenda Knowlton.

Quercus simulata, Berry (part) not Knowlton=Umbellularia dayana (Knowlton) Berry.

Quercus simulata truncata Berry=Quercus simulata Knowlton.

Quercus spokanensis Knowlton=Castanea orientalis Chaney.

Quercus spokanensis gracilis Berry, 1934, 110, pi. 20, f. 4, -5; Latah: southeast 

of Montour, Gem Co., Idaho.

Quercus stantoni KnowltonOBerry, 1929J, 131; Frontier: near Cumberland, 

Wyo.

Quercus steenstrupiana HeerOHollick, 1936, 100, pi. 52, f. 5b, 6; Kachemak 

Bay, Kenai Peninsula; Bryant Creek, Upper Yukon region, Alaska.

NOTE. Pending critical studies this species has not been transferred to 

Dicotylophyllum steenstrupianum (Heer) Seward & Conway, q. v.

Quercus stramineusf Lesq.uereux (part) = Quercus celastrifolia Lesquereux. 

Quercus suborbicularia Potbury, 1935, 63, pi. 2, f. 2, 3; La Porte, Plurnas Co.,

Calif.

Quercus subsinuata Knowlton, IQOOd, 41, pi. 2, f. 5; 5 mi. south of Ashland, Oreg. 

Quercus sumterensis Berry=Apocynophyllum sumterensis (Berry) Bhjrry.

OuerCllS tinetnria. PenllfiTlo-w not 33nrti-«3.M^O««5rous velutJua l^ixmnrolt.

Quercus train! MacGinitie, 1933, 53, pi. 5, f. 1, 2; Trout Creek: Trout Creek,

Hariiey Co., Oreg Brooks, 1935', 293; Sucker Creek: Ballantyne Ranch, Mallieur Co., Oreg. 

Quercus treleasii Berry=Sophora spokanensis Knowlton.

Quercus turbulenta iloillcK, 183O, TO, pi. 38, I. 3; Cllignik ; AUlSKd Peninsula,

Quercus Uglowi Berry, 1926d, 107, pi. 15, f. 8; Joseph Creek, British Columbia.

qwnw ursm Knowiton^ Quercus memami Knowlton.

Quercus utensis Cockerell, 1927, 94-95; Green River; Ute Trail, Roan Mts., Colo. 

Quercus velutina Lamarck.DBerry, 1926b, 111, pi. 49, f. 1-3; Chowaii: Neuse 

River, Wayne Co., N. C.; Wicomico: Weldon, Northampton Co., N. C.

Quercus tinctoria Bartram.DPenhallow, 1900, 336; Taylor's Brickyard and Don 

Vnlley, Toronto, Ontario.
CATALOGUE 267

Quercus viburnifolia LesquereuxOLesquereux, 1888, 46; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Knowlton, 193QU5.0, gl. 16, f. 3-8; pi. 17, f. 1; Denver: Golden and east of Denver, Colo.; Middle Park: Middle Park, Grand Co., Colo.; Dawson: Mosby and 

Calhan, Colo.

Populus orenata, Lesquereux not Unger, 1888, 48; Denver : Golden, Colo. 

Crataegus betulaefolia Lesquereux (pa^t), 1888, 56, Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Crataegus antiqua, Lesquereux not Heer, 1888, 57; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Quercus voyana Lesquereux=Quercus distincta Lesquereux. 

Quercus washingtoniana Chaney, 1920a, 169, pi. 12, f. 3, 4; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg.

Quercus horniana Lesquereux (part), 1888a, 17, pi. 5, f. 6 only. 

Vlmus californica Lesquereux (part), 1883, 265, pi. 45B, f. 3, 4, 7.

Quercus white! Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 53, pi. 17, f. 3; pi. 18, f. 1 ; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Quercus whitman! Knowlton, 1930, 52, pi. 17, f. 5; Middle Park: Middle Park, 

Colo.

Quercus, acorns and cupules, Berry, 1931a, 34; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash.

Quercus sp. Berry, I929f, pi. 52, f. 8; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Quercus sp. (unnamed leaves) Berry, 1929f, pi. 50, f. 13, 14; Latah: Spokane, 

Wash.

Quercus sp. (unnamed leaf) Berry, 1929f, pi. 50, f. 15=Salix spokanensis (Berry) 

R. W. Brown.

Quercus sp. Berry, 1935, 27; Middle Ravenscrag: Loc. P 3-30, southern Saskatchewan.

Quercus.sp. Chaney, 1920a,,.171, pi. 13, f. 4; Eagle Creek:. Multnomah .Co., Oreg.

Quercus n. sp. Chaney, 1922a, 216; Payette: Idaho.

Quercus? sp. Knowlton, I900d, 41, pi. 1, f. 8; east of Murphy's Spring southeast of Ashland, Oreg.

Quercus n. sp. Knowlton, l90le=Quercus merriami Knowlton.

Quercus n. sp. Knowlton, 1901e=Quercus simulata Knowlton.

Quercus sp. Knowlton, 1902=Quercus simulata Knowlton.

Quercus n. sp. Knowlton, X901e=Alnus carpinoides Lesquereux.

Quercus sp. Knowlton, 1926=Quercus payettensis Knowlton.

Quercus, acorn, Knowlton, 1926, 39, pi. 19, f. 8, 9; pi. 21, f. 8, 9; Latah: Spokane, 

Wash.

Quercus? sp. Knowlton, 1898a, 195. Hollick, .1936, 103; Drew's Mine, north 

bank Yukon River, central Yukon region, Alaska.

Quercus, cup, Knowlton, 1926, 39, pi. 21, f. 10; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

sp. Knowlton. Berry, 1929f, 247; Latah : Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Spokane, Wash. 1934, 110; Latah: east of White Bird, Idaho Co.; Edwards 

Ranch; Stanley Hill; Coeur d'Alene, Kootenai Co., Idaho.

QUERVAINIA Harris, 1932, 16. Genotype: Q. spectabilis Harris. 

Quervainia groenlanaica Harris=Quervainia spectabilis Harris. 

Quervainia spectabilis Harris, 1932, 16, text-f. 9; Thaumatopte'ris Zone: 

Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

NOTE. Text-f. 9 referred to by Harris is titled Quervainia groenlandica. 

This appears to be a typographic error and the name should be considered 

nomen nudiwn.

Ramulus gen. et sp.?, Hollick, 1928, 225, pi. 71, f. Ib; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

RANUNCULUS (Tournefort) Linne".

Ranunculus cf. eschscholtzii Schlechtendal. Chaney & Mason, 1936c, 16, text-f. 

32, 33; Pleistocene: head of Goldstream, Buried Foresti near Fairbanks, Alaska.
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Ranunculus sp. Berry, 1924a, 20, pi. 1, f. 29-31; Pleistocene: Washington, D. C.

RAPHAELIA Debey & Ettingshausen.

Raphaelia minuta Berry, 1925, 26, pi. 1, f. 5-7; Ripiey: Carroll Co., Tenn. 

1928f, 443, pi. 11, f. 4; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn. 

Raphaelia neuropteroides Debey & Ettingshausen=Sphenopteris jorgenseni

(Heer) Seward. 

Raritania gracilis (Newberry) Hollick & Jeffrey.D

Frenelopsis gracilis Newberry.DNewberry, 1895, 59, pi. 12, f. l-3a; Raritan: 

Woodbridge, N. J.

Reynosia praenuntia Berry.DBerry, 1930, 104, pi. 41, f. 19; Holly Springs: 

Puryear, Henry Co., Tenn.

Reynosia praenuntia longepetiolata Berry, 1930, 105, pi. 46, f. 1; Holly Springs: 

Puryear, Henry Co., Tenn.

Reynosia texana Penhallow.DBerry, 1924, 75; Yegua: Somerville, Burleson Co., 

Tex. Ball, 1931, 125; Yegua: Somerville, Burleson Co., Tex.

RHABDOCARPUS Goeppert & Berger, 1848, De Fruct. et Sem, p. 20. Genotype : R. tunicatus Goeppert & Berger.

Khabdocarpus? grandis Wieland, 1913, 265; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, 

Mexico. 1914, 118, pi. 37, f. 4; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Rhamnacinium texanum Penhallow.DBerry, 1924, 74; Yegua; Somerville, Burleson Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 125; Yegua: Somerville, Burleson Co., Tex.

RHAMNIDIUM Reisseck.

Rhamnidium chaneyi Potbury, 1935, 75, pi. 11, f. 1, 3-5; La Porte, Plumas Co. 

Calif.

Rhamnidium miocenicum Berry, 1925a, 107, pi. 14, f. 6; Forest: Trinidad, British 

West Indies.

Rhamnites cornifolius Hollick, 1930, 102, pi. 78, f. 4; Kaitag: L,ower Yukon, 

Alaska.

Rhamnites knowltoni Berry (part), 1922g, 16, pi. 12, f. 7; Wilcox: De Soto 

Parish, La. 1930c, 25; Ravenscrag: Cypress Hills, Canada. 1930f, 64; Ravenscrag : southern Alberta. 1934a, 131, pi. 26, f. 1; Lance: Jump Off, Harding Co., 

S. Dak. Ball, 1931, 92; Wilcox: Louisiana.

CormiS Studeri, Knowlton not Heer, 1900, 68, pi. 15, f. 3. Berry, 1916a, 331, 

pi. 68, f. 3 ; Wilcox: Coushatta and Naborton, La.

Rhamnites knowltoni Berry (part )= Rhamnus cleburni Lesquereux.

Rhamnites krugiodendroides Berry, 1924, 178, pi. 52, f. 2; Lagrange: Hickman, 

Fulton Co., Ky.; Fayette: Mossy Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 160, pi.

34, f. 5; Fayette: Boggy Creels, Brazos Co., Tex.

Xolisma Ugustrina, Berry not Britton, 1915b, 3O1, pi. 12, £. 1 ; Hickman, Ky.

RHAMNUS Linn&DBall, 1931, 92, discussion.

RMnnUS O/lO/ternoides, Lesquereux not Heer=Rhamnus? praealaternoides

Knowlton.

Rhamnus apalachicolensis Berry, 1916b, 50, pi. 9, f. 8; Alum Bluff: Aluin Bluff, 

Liberty Co., Fla. Rhamnus belmontensis Knowlton & CockereiLDKnowiton, 1922,155; Laranne:

Marshall (formerly Belmont), Colo. 

Rhamnua brevifolius Al. Braun, 1850, in Bruckman, Ver. VRterl, NaturK, Wurtemberg Jahresh., vol. 6, 232. White, 1898, 362; Patoot, Nugsuak Pen., west

Greenland Hollick, 1936, 138, pi. 79, f. 3; Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula,

Alaska. 

Rhamnus cannoni Knowlton, 1930, 107, pi. 46, f. 5; Middle Park: Middle Park,

Grand Co., Colo.
CATALOGUE 269

Rhamnus cleburni LesquereuxOLesquereux, 1888, 55; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Cross, 1895, 211; Middle Park: Middle Park, Colo. Berry, 1922g, 15; Wilcox: 

De Soto Parish, La. Knowlton, 1924, 90, pi. 17, f. 4; Animas: Pagosa Quad., 

Colo. 1930, 104, pi. 40, f. 6; pi. 46, f. 10, 11; Denver: Golden, Colo.; Dawson: 

near Colorado S'prings, Colo. Ball, 1931, 90, pi. 16, f. 6; Indio: Bastrop Co., 

Tex. Berry, 1935, 45; Lower Ravenscrag: Loc. 3, southern Saskatchewan.

Cornus studeri, Lesquereux not Heer, 1872, 9. 1878, 244, pi. 42, f. 4, 5. 1888, 52;

Denver: Golden, Colo. Cross, 1895, 211, Middle Park: Middle Park, Colo. 

Rhpmnites Icnowltoni Berry (part), 1922h, 16; that part only relating to Cornua 

studeri Lesquereux not Heer nor Hollick nor Berry.

Rhamnus coushatta Berry .DBall, 1931, 91; Indio: Elm Creek, Uvalde Co., 

Tex.

Rhamnus crenatulus Knowlton & Cockerell-QKnowlton, 1930, 106; Denver; 

Golden, Colo.

Rhamnus dechenii WeberOHollick, 1936, 138, pi. 78, f. 3; tributary of Glacier 

Creek, Yakutat-Copper River region, Alaska.

'Rhamnus eoligniticus BerryQBall, 1931, 90, pi. 16, f. 3; Indio: Bartons Ranch 

and Little Sandy Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Rhamnus eridani Unger.DHollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River 

below Moose Creek, Alaska.

Rhamnus gaudini Heer.QHollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River below Moose Creek, Alaska. 1936,139, pi. 78, f. 4, 5; Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula ; Matanuska River below Moose Creek, Alaska.

Rhamnus goldianus LesquereuxJQLesquereux, 1888, 55; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Cross, 1895, 211; Middle Park : Middle Park, Colo. Knowlton, 1924, 91; Animas : Ignacio Quad., Colo. 1930,103; Denver: Golden, Colo.; Raton: Wooten, 

Colo.; Laramie?: Marshall, Colo.

Rhamnus herendeenensis Hollick, 1930, 102, pi. 78, f. 8-10; Chignik: Alaska 

Peninsula.

Rhamnus idahoensis R. W. Brown, 1935, 581, pi. 69, f. 13; Latah: Salmon, 

Idaho 1937,181, pi. 56, f. 4; Latah : Spokane, Wash.; Salmon, Idaho.

Rhamnus inaequilateralis Lesquereux.QBartsch, 1896, 181; Dakota: Holman 

Cut, Woodbury Co., Iowa. Gress, 1922, 314; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., Kans.

Rhamnus kitsilaniana Berry, 1926d, 113', pi. 19, f. 1; Kitsilano, British Columbia.

Rhamnus lesquereuxi Berry=Gymnocladus casei Berry.

Rhamnus marginatus LesquereuxOLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox: Mississippi. 

Ball, 1931, 91; Wilcox: Mansfield, La. Sanborn, 1935, 25; Comstock: Cornstock, Douglas Co., Oreg Hollick, 1936, 140, pi. 78, f. 1, 2; near Berg Lake, 

Yakutat-Copper River region, Alaska.

Rhamnus marginatus apiculatus Berry.DBerry, 1922g, 15, pi. 11, f. 2, 3; Wilcox : near Mansfield, De Soto Parish,, La. Ball, 1931, 91, 160; Indio : Sayersville, Bastrop Co.; Fayette: Raney Hdrt., Brazos Co., Tex.

Rhamnus notatusf, Lesquereux not Saporta=Gymnoc!adus casei Berry.

Rhamnus obovatus LesquereuxOLesquereux, 1871, 382; Raton?: upper end of 

Purgatory Canyon, Colo.

Rhamnus plenus MacGinitie, 1937, 146, pi. 12, f. 4; Weaverville: Redding Creek, 

Hay Fork, Trinity Co., Calif.

Rhamnus? praealaternoides Knowlton, 1930, 103, pi. 46, f. 7, 8; Denver: 

Golden, Colo.

Rhamnus alaternoides, Lesquereux not Heer, 1874b, 405. 1878, 278, pi. 52, f. 11, 

lla; Denver: Golden, Colo. 1878b, 517.
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Rhamnus pseudogoldianus Hollick, 1936, 139, pi. 79, f. 1, 2; pi. 119, f. 5; near

Berg Lake, Yakutat-Copper River region; Kootznahoo Inlet, Admiralty Sound,

southeastern Alaska.

Rhamnus rectinervis Heer.CDLesquereux, 1888, 56; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Rhamnus ripleyensis Berry, 1925, 67, pi. 13, f. 3; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

Rhamnus' rossmaessleri Unger=Juglans rhamnoides (Rossmaessler) Lesquereux. 

Rhamnus salicifolius LesquereuxJDLesquereux, 1871, 382; Marshall, Colo. 

Knowlton, 1980, 107, pi. 46, f. 12; Dawson: east of Colorado Springs, Colo. 

Rhamnus serrata Penhallow, 1906a, 390a; Diamond Vale Company? Quilchena,

British Columbia.

Rhamnus spokanensis Berry=Salix spokanensis (Berry) R. W. Brown. 

Rhamnus tenax Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 380; Dakota: Decatur, Nebr. 

Bartsch, 1896, 181; Dakota: Holman Cut, Woodbury Co., Iowa Berry, 1913a,

571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill, Ala. 1922c, 169, pi. 40, f. 7; Woodbine: Arthurs

Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex. 

Rhamnus terminalis Al. Braun=Cinnamomum cinnamomeum (Rossmaessler)

Hollick. 

Rhamnus sp. Berry, 1924, 75, pi. 23, f. 2; Mt. Selman: Santo Tomas, Webb Co.,

Tex. 

Rhamnus? sp. Penhallow, 1906a, 390a; Diamond Vale Company, Quilchena,

British Columbia.

Rhamnus sp. ? Wilson, 1916, 207; Granite Creek, Yukon Terr. 

RHEEDIA Linne, 

Rheedia miocenica Berry, 1925a, 109, pi. 5, f. 3; Siparia : Trinidad, British West

Indies.

RHINIPTERIS Harris, 1931b, 57. Genotype: R. concinna (Presl) Harris. 

Rhinipteris concinna (Presl) Harris, 1931b, 58, pi. 12, f. 1; pi. 13, f. 4, 7, 8,

12-14; text-f. 20; Lepidopteris Zone : S'coresby Sound, East Greenland. 

RHIZOCAULON Saporta. 

Rhizocaulon dichotomum R. W. Brown, 1929, 292, pi. 76, f. 12; Green River:

northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Rhizocaulon natans R. W. Brown, 1929, 292, pi. 76, f. 13; Green River: northwest of De Beque, Colo. 

Rhizome?, fern?, Hartz, 1896, 233, pi. 16, f. 2, 3; Rhaetic: Cape Stewart, east

Greenland. 

RHIZOMOPTERIS, Schimper, 1869, Traite" Paleont. veg., vol. 1, 699. Genotype:

R. lycopodioides Schimper.

Rhizomopters? sp. Knowlton, 1932, 43; Slates Hot Springs, Monterey Co., Calif.

Rhizophora? doctrinalis Hollick, 1928, 214, pi. 70, f. 6c; pi. 71, f. 7 b; pi. 82,

£. Cb ; Oollnzo : Porto Ilico.

Rhizophora ecocenica Berry.DBerry, 1924, 188; Barnwell: Phinizy Gully near

Grovetown. Ga.; near Forest Station, Ga.: near Sandersville, Washington Co.,

Ga.; near Macon, Twiggs Co., Ga. 

Rhizophora mangle Linnd Berry, 1925c, 5, pi. 2, f. 2, 4; Pleistocene: Trinidad,

British West Indies. 

RHODODENDRON Linne.

Rhododendron crassum Hollick, 1936, 160, pi. 99, f. 4; near Berg Lake, YakutatCoppsr River region, Alaska.

Rhododendron? sp. MacGinitie, 1933, 64, pi. 7, f. 4; Trout Creek: Trout Creek,

Harney Co., Oreg. 

RHOIPITES Wodehouse, 1933a, 513. Genotype: R. bradleyi Wodehouse.
CATALOGUE 271

Rhoipites bradleyi vWodehouse; 1933a, 513, f. 45; Green River: Parachute Creek, 

Garfleld Co., Colo.

Rhus balli R. W. Brown, 1929, 287, pi. 73, f. 10; Green River: northwest of 

De Beque, Colo.

Rhus betta Heer=Dicotylophyllum bellum (Heer) Seward & Conway.

Rhus bendirei Lesquereux=Carya egregia (Lesquereux) LaMotte.

Rhus coloradensis Knowlton, 1924, 90, pi. 10, f. 4; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo.

Rhus diluvialis Arnold=Acer osmonti Knowlton.

Rhus diversiloba Torrey & Gray.DPotbury, 19S2, 36, pi. 4, f. 1; San Bruno: San 

Mateo Co., Calif. Chaney & Mason, 1933a, 62; Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Santa 

Barbara Co., Calif. Webber in Chaney & Mason, 1933a, 68; Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif. Mason, 1934, 166, pi. 10, f. 3; Tomales: 

Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif.

Rhus? drymeja Lesquereux=Ulmus brownellii Lesquereux.

Rhus frigida KuowltonQHollick, 1936, 131; Herendeen Bay, Alaska Peninsula.

Rhus lesquereuxi Knowlton & CockerellOKnowlton, 1923, 167; Green River: 

Green River, Wyo.

Rhus longepetiolata (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown, 1934, 60; Green River: between Carr and Brush Creeks northwest of De Beque, Colo. 1937, 179, pi. 55. 

f. 2, 3; Green River: Fossil, Wyo.

Ailanthus longepetiolata Lesquereux (part), 1883, 197, pi. 40, f. 6 only; Green 

River: Uinta Co., Wyo. Knowlton (part), 1923, 166; Green River: Uinta Co., 

Wyo.

Rhus myricoides, R. W. Brown not Knowlton, 1929, 287, pi. 73, f. 9; Green River: 

between Carr and Brush.Creeks,-northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Rhus magnifolia MacGinitie, 1937, 144, pi. 9, f. 1, 2; Weaverville: Redding Creek, . Hay Fork, Trinity Co., Calif.

Rhus merrilli Chaney=Cedrela merrilli (Chaney) R. W. Brown.

Rhus merrilli, Berry (part) not Chaney=Quercus simulata Knowlton.

Rhus mixta, Knowlton not 'Lesquereux=Astronium oregonum Chaney & Sanborn.

Rhus myricoides Knowlton=Rhus variabilis (Newberry) Knowlton.

Rhus myricoides, R. W. Brown not Knowlton=Rhus longepetiolata (Lesquereux) 

R. W. Brown.

Rhus nigricans, Knowlton not Lesquereux=Rhus variahilis (Newberry) Knowlton.

Rhus payettensis Knowlton=Fraxinus idahoensis R. W. Brown.

Rhus praeovata Chaney, 1927a, 126, pi. 15, f. 8, 9; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch, 

Crooked River Basin, Oreg.

Rhus prelaurina Axelrod, 1937, 180, pi. 6, f. 12; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif.

Rhus redditiformis Berry.QBerry, 1922c, 169, pi. 37, f. 2; Woodbine: Arthurs 

Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex.

Rhus rotundifolia Kirchner=Hydrangea fraxinifolia (Lesquereux) R. W. 

Brown.

Rhus subrJiomboidalis Lesquereux=Dipteronia insignis (Lesquereux) R. W. 

Brown.

Rhus typhinoides Lesquereux.DChaney, 1920a, 177; Eagle Creek: Multnomah 

Co., Oreg.

Rhus typhinoides, Knowlton not Lesquereux=Salix inquirenda Knowlton.

Rhus tiddeni Lesquereux=Sapindopsis magnifolia Fontaine. 

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Rhus variabilis (Newberry) Knowlton, 1923, 167; Green River: Green River, 

Wyo. Cockerell, 1925, 4; Green River: Roan Mts., Colo. Brown, R. W., 1934, 

59, pi. 11,-f. 1-4; Green River: northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Planera variabilis Newberry (part) 1883, 508 ; Green Eiver : Green River, Wyo. 

1898, 83, pi. 66, f. 7 only; Green River: Green 'River, Wyo. 

Myrica alkalina Lesquereux, 1883, 149, pi. 45A, f. 10-15 ; Green River; Alkali

Station, Wyo. Brown, R. W., 1929, 283, pi. 71, f. 2, 3; Green River: northwest of De Beque, Colo. 

Myrica undulatal. Lesquereux not Heer, 1874b, 412 ; Elko, Nev. 1878, 131, pi. 17,

f. 6-8; Elko, Nev. 

Myrica ludwigii, Lesquereux not Schimper, 1876a, 385. 1876c, 311. 1878, 133,

pi. 65, f. 9; Green River; mouth of White River, Wyo. Knowlton, 1923, 157;

Green River: mouth of White River, Wyo. Berry, 1930d, 69; so-called Bridger:

Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo. 

Myrica zacJiaricnsis, Lesquereux not Saporta, 1883, 146, pi. 45A, f. 6-9 (only). '

Berry, 1924; 156, pi. 28, f. 6, 7 ; Jackson: near El Dorado, Union Co., Ark. 

Rims nigricans, Knowiton not Lesquereux, 1923, 168; Green River: Green River,

Wyo. 

Rhus myricoides Knowlton, 1923, 188, pi. 37, f. 9-11; Green River: Greasewood

Creek, Rio Blanco Co., Colo. 

Myrica sp. Knowlton, 1923, 157, pi. 37, f. 2; Green River : Cathedral Bluff, 20 mi.

west of Rio Blanco, Colo. Berry, 1932e, 9; Lysite: Wind River Basin, Wyo.

Rhus sp. Dorf, 1930, 100, pi. 12, f. 4; St. Mary's College; Lafayette Dam, Calif. 

Rhus? sp. Lesquereux, 1888. Knowlton, 1902=Carya simulata (Knowlton)

R. W. Brown.

Ribes fernquisti Berry=Viburnum ribesiforme LaMotte, new name. 

Ribes protomelaenum Cqckerell.DKnowlton, 1923a, 188, pi. 42, f. 5-9; Creecle:

Creede, Colo.; Huerto: near Lake Santa Maria, Colo. 

- Ribes stanfordiana Dorf, 1930, 97, pi. 10, f. 6; Calabazas Canyon, Contra Costa

Co., Calif. - 

Ribes sp. LaMotte, 1936, 128, pi. 9, f. 2; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, Waslioe

Co., Nev.

Robinia alexanderi Webber, 1933, 124, pi. 4, f. ~L-A; Ricardo : near BarstOw, Calif. 

Robinia? idahoensis Ashlee, 1932, 80, pi. 1, f. 10; Latah: Grangeville Mountain,

Idaho. 

Robinia pseudacacia Linn6.DPenhallow, 1899, 628; Taylor's Brickyard and Gaol

Hill, Don Valley, Toronto, Ontario. 

RoUnia sp.? Knowlton, 1926, 44, pi. 28, f. 7, 7a=Salix spokanensis (Berry)

R. W. Brown. 

RONDELETIA Linne".

Rondeletia goldmani Berry, 1918, 42, pi. 18, f. 3; Gatun: Canal Zone. . 

Rondeletia? sp. Berry, 1923b, 26, pi. 7, f. 3; north of Palomares, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Rosa cetera Hoiiick, 1936, 125, pi. 70, f. 8; Matanuska River west from Moose

Creels, Alaska..

Rosa confirmata Hollick, 1936, 125, pi. 70, f. 9; Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula,

Alaska.

Rosa hilliae L,esquereux£UCnaney, 1927a, 123, pi. 13, f. 8-1O; pi. 14, f. 1: Bridge 

Creek: Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg. MacGinitie, 1933, 57; Trout 

Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg LaMotte, 1936, 132; Upper CedarVille: Fit River, Modoc Co., Calif. 

RUBIACITES Weber.

Rubiacites ixoreoides Berry, 1918, 43, pi. 18, f. O-12; Gatun : Canal Zone.

Rubiacites? pellicieraformis Berry, 1930,134, 01. 49, f. 19; HOlly Springs! Fine

Top, Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Rubiacites sphericus Berry, 1930, 133, pi. 45, f. 9-11; Holly Springs: Puryear 

and Bradley Pit, Henry Co.; Huckleberry Schoolhouse, McLemmoresville, Carroll Co., Tenn.; Bell City, Galloway Co., Ky.
CATALOGUE . 273

"Rubiacites wilcoxensis Berry, 1930, 133, pi. 45, f. 8; Holly Springs: Mill Creek,

Hardeman Co., Tenn.; Bell'City, Galloway Co., Ky. 

RUBUS Linne~.DMason, 1934, 162; discussion. 

Rubus idahoensis Ashlee, 1932, 79, pi. 1, f. 4; Latah: Grangeville Mountain,

Idaho.

Rubus? inquirendus Knowlton, 1923a, 188, pi. 43, f. 11; Creede: Creede, Coio. 

Rubus parviflorus Nuttall. Potbury, 1932, 36, pi. 3, f. 9; San Bruno: San Mateo

Co., Calif . Mason, 1934,163, pi. 9, f. 14-16; Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Co.,

Calif. 

Rubus spectabilis PurshCMason, 1934, 162, pi. 9, f. 17; Tomales: Tomales Bay,

Marin Co., Calif. 

Rubus vitifolius Chamisso & SchlectandalOMason, 1934, 163, pi. 9, f. 8, 10,

12; Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif. 

Rubus sp. Ashlee, 1932, 79, pi. 1, f. 5; Latah: no locality. 

Rubus sp. Berry, 1924a, 20, pi. 2, f. 1; Pleistocene: Washington, D. C. 

Rubus sp. Berry, I926b, 113, pi. 56, f. 8; Chowan: Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. C. 

Ruffordia goepperti (Dunker) SewardJQ

Oladophlebis spheriopter aides Fontaine.QPenhallow, 1906a, 392a; Nordenskiold 

River, Yukon Terr.

Rulac crataegifolium Knowlton=Acer negundoides MacGinitie.

Rulac quercifolium Hollick, 1930, 100, pi. 29, f. la; pi. 77, f. 1-10; pi. 78; f. 7b; 

Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

RUMEX Linne". Mason, 1934, 156; discussion. 

Rumex occidentalis Watson. Mason, 1934, 156, pi. 8, f. 15, 16; Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif.

Rumex persicarioides Linne\QPotbury, 1932, 33, pi. 3, f. 6; San Bruno: San 

Mateo Co., Calif.

.Rumex salicifolius Weinmann.QPotbury, 1932, 34, pi. 3, f. 7; San Bruno: San 

Mateo Co., Calif . Mason, 1934, 156, pi. 8, f. 14; Tomales: Tomales Bay, Marin 

Co., CaJif.

RUPPIA LinnS.

Ruppia maritima Linne".DMason, 1934, 150, pi. 7, f. 12-15; Tomales: Tomales 

Bay, Marin Co., Calif.

RUTAPHYLLUM Berry, 1930, 92.OGenotype: R. trifoliatum, Berry.

Rutaphyllum trifoliatum Berry, 1930, 92, pi. 42, f. 3; Grenada: Somerville, 

Fayette Co., Tenn.

SABAL AdansonONoe", 1936a, 447.

Sabal communis Lesquereux=Sabalites grayanus (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.

Sabal eocenica (Lesquereux) Knowl ton=Sabalites grayanus (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.

Sabal inguirenda Knowlton=Sabalites grayanus (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.

Sabal powellii Newberry=Sabalites powellii (Newberry) Berry.

Sabal? ungeri (Lesquereux) Knowl ton.QKnowl ton, 1924, 79; Animas: Pagosa 

Quad., Colo. 1930, 37; Dawson: near Colorado Springs, Colo.

Sabal sp. Reagan, 1926, 121, f. 1; Raton: Willow Canyon, N. Mex.

SABALITES SaportaONoe", 1936a, 449.

Sabalites apalachicolensis Berry, 1916b, 46, pL 8, f. 1-5; pi. 9, f. 9; Hattiesburg: 

Raglan, Forest Co., Miss.; near Chicoria, Wayne Co., Miss.; Alum Bluff: Alum 

Bluff, Liberty Co., Fla. ; Boynton Bluff, Choctawhatchee River, Fla.

Sabalites campbelli (Newberry) LesquereuxOCross, 1895, 211; Middle Park: 

Middle Park, Colo. Berry, 1926d, 100; Burrard Inlet, Kitsilano, British Columbia.
274 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 T

Sabalites florissanti (Lesquereux) Berry, 1930d, 66, pi. 9; so-called Bridger: 

Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo.

Flabellaria florissanti Lesquereux-QKnowlton, 1923, 154; Green River: Uinta Co., 

and Green River, Wyo. Hollick, 1912a, 51; Chickaloon; Young Creek, lower 

Matanuska Valley, Alaska. 1936, 56, pi. 21; Little Kings Creek, Matanuska. 

Coal Field, Alaska.

Sabalites fructifer Lesquereux (part)= Sabalites grayanus (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.

Sabalites fructifer Lesquereux (part)=Leguminosites arachioides minor Berry.

Sabalites grayanus (Lesquereux) LesquereuxQBerry, 1919g, 4, pi. 1; pi. 3r 

f. 5; Basal Tuffs: Barrilla Mts., Tex. 1930, 57; Wilcox: Mississippi, Tennessee, 

Kentucky, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas, 40 localities. Knowlton, 1930, 36,. 

pi. 9, f. 5; Denver: Golden, Colo Ball, 1931, 36, pi. 46, f. 7; Wilcox (Indio) : 

Bastrop Co., Tex.

Sabal grayana Lesquereux,DLesquereux, 1871, 381; Wilcox: Mississippi. 

Flabellaria eocenica Lesquereux.D 

Flabellaria communis Lesquereux.Q 

Sabal communis Lesquereux.D 

Sabal inquirenda -Knowlton.n 

Sabalf eocenica (Lesquereux) Knowlton.D 

Sabalites fructifer Lesquereux (part).QWilson, 1914a, 324; about 80 mi. south of

Regina, Saskatchewan. 

Flabellaria? fructifer Lesquereux.D

Sabalites powellii (Newberry) Berry, 1930d, 67, pi. 10, f. 6, 7; so-called Bridger: 

Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo.

Sabal powellii -NewberryQKnowlton, 1923, 153; Green River: Green River, Wyo.

Sabalites rhapifolius Potbury, 1935, 61, pi. 1, f. 9; La Porte, Plumas Co., Calif.

Sabalites cf. ungeri (Lesquereux) Knowlton. Berry, 1934, 129; Lance: Jump 

Off, Harding Co., S. Dak.

Sabalites vicksburgensis Berry, 1916e, 233; Catahoula: Chalk Hills, near Rosefield, La. 1924, 151, pi. 39; Catahoula?: Stryker, Polk Co.; Trinity Co.: Hamilton League, Fayette Co., Tex.; Fayette: Webb Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 150, pL 

36; Catahoula?: Polk, Trinity and Fayette Cos., Tex.; Fayette: Brazos Co., 

Tex.

Sabalites sp. Berry, 1916f.QBerry, 1925, 39; Benton and McNairy Cos., Tenn,

Sabalites sp. Berry, 1924, 54; Mt. Selman: Santo Tomas, Webb Co., Tex.

Sabalites sp. Berry, 1928j, 133; Frontier: near Lander, Wyo.

Sabalites? sp. Chaney, I920a, 161; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg.

Sabalites sp. Chaney, 1920a, 160, pi. 5, f. 5; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg,

SAB IN A Haii=JUNlPERUS (Tournefort) Linn6 (part).

Sabina linguaefolia (Lesquereux) CockerellDJennings, 1920, 404, pi. 23, f. 2; 

Missoula, Mont. Knowlton, 1923a, 187; Creede: Creede, Colo.

Saccoloma gardneri (Lesquereux) KnowltonOKnowlton, 1930, 26, pi. 3, f. 3-8; 

Denver: east of Denver, Colo. , Dawson.- Ramah, east of Colorado Springs^ 

and Mosby, COlO.

Saccoloma? sp. Berry. 1935. 15,- Middle nav-enscraS; LOC. o, southern Saskatchewan.

SaCCOlOma Sp. KnOWlton, 1980, 27, pi. S, f. 1-2; Dawson: near Colorado Springs, 

Colo.

SAGENOPTERIS PreslOWieland, 1914, 138, pi. 40,. f. 8-10; discussion.

Sagenopteris canadensis Berry, 1922J, 330, text-f. 1; Lower Blairmore: southwest Alberta. 1929k, 35; Lower Blairmore: southwestern Alberta.

Sagenopteris elliptica Fontaine.DBerry, 1922k, 329-331. 1929k, 35, pi. 4, f. 4, 5; 

Lower Blairmore: southwest Alberta.
CATALOGUE 275

Sagenopteris hallei Harris, 1932a, 10, pi. 1, f. 1, 3-5; text-f. 2G-J; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Sagenopteris mantelli (Dunker) SchenkOBerry, 1929k, 37, pi. 5, f. 7; Lower

Blairmore: southwest Alberta.

Sagenopteris mclearni Berry, 1929k, 36, pi. 4, f. 3; pi. 5, f. 8, 9; Lower Blairmore: southwest Alberta. 

Sagenopteris nilssoniana (Brongniart) WardJQHarris, 1926, 77, pi. 8, f. 4-9;

text-f. 12 A-H; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. I932u, 5, pi. 1, f.

11; text-f. 1, 2 A-F; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

.Sagenopteris nilssoniana, seed, Harris=Caytonia thomasi Harris. 

Sagenopteris nilssoniana, stamen and pollen, Harris=Antholithes cf. arbori

Thomas. 

Sagenopteris cf. paucifolia (Phillips) Ward.DWilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai:

Pimainus Hills north of Spence Bridge, Thompson River, British Columbia. 

Sagenopteris paucireticulata Hollick, 1930, 41, pi. 2, f. 7; Chignik: Alaska

Peninsula. 

Sagenopteris rhoifolia mexicana Wieland, 1913, 266; Liassic: Mixteca Alta,

Oaxaca, Mexico 1914, 1939, pi. 40, f. 8-10; Liassic: Mixteca Alta. Oaxaca,

Mexico. 

Sagenopteris serrata Harris, 1932a, 11, pi. 1, f. 9; text-f. 3; Lepidopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound: East Greenland.

Sagenopteris suspecta Hollick, 1930, 41, pi. 2, f. 6; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula. 

Sagenopteris variabilis (Velenovsky) VelenovskyOHollick, 1930, 41, pi. 2, f. 8;

Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Sagittaria pulchella Heer-QHollick, 1986, 54; Ninilchik, Kenai Peninsula,

Alaska.

Sagittaria sp. Lesquereux.QHollick, 1936, 54; Alaska? 

J3ALISBURIA Smith=GINKGO Linne".

.Salisburia binervata Lesquereux=Lygodium binervatum (Lesquereux) Berry. 

 Salisburia primordialis Heer., 1874a, 100, pi. 27, f. 1; West Greenland. Seward,

1925, 243; the specimen is indeterminate. 

.Salisburia (Ginkgo) siberica, Dawson not Heer, 1886, 8, pi. 2, f. l=Ginkgoites

pleuripartita (Schimper) Seward. 

Salix abbreviata Goeppert, 1852, Deutsche geol. Gesell. Zeitschr., vol. 4, 495. 

1855, Die tertiare Flora von Schossnitz in Schlesien, 25, pi. 17, f. 4-11, Gorlitz. 

Hollick, 1936, 73 pi. 30, f. 2; Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. 

Salix alaskana Hollick, 1936, 69, pi. 31, f. 4; Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula,

Alaska. 

Salix angusta Al. BraunOCragin, 1891, 31; Loup Fork: near Alpine, Kans. 

Hollick, 1936, 70, pi. 29, f. 4, 5; pi. 30, f. 3; Fairbanks district; Kachemak Bay,

Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.

Salix angusta, Knowlton not Al. Braun=Salix inquirenda Knowlton. 

Salix angusta?, Newberry not Al. Braun=Eucalyptus? americanus Lesquereux. 

Salix arctica Pall. Chaney & Mason, 1936c, 10, text-f. 15, 18; Pleistocene:

Fairbanks, Alaska. 

Salix argyrocarpa Anderson. Hollick, 1931, 40, pi. 5, f. 8; pi. 6, f. la, 2a; pi. 7,

f. 2a; Pleistocene: Colebrook, N. H. 

Salix barclayi Anderson. Berry & Johnson, 1922a, 138, pi. 2, f. 1; Point Gray:

Vancouver, British Columbia. 

Salix bebbianaformis Berry, 1926b, 107, pi. 46, f. 8; Chowan: Neuse River,

Wayne Co., N. C. 

.Salix bryani Knowlton=Salix florissanti Knowlton & Cockerell.
276 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 T

Salix californica LesquereuxCChaney, 1920a, 162; Eagle Greek, Multnomah, 

Co., Oreg. 1922a, 216; Payette: Idaho 1927a, 103, pi. 8, f. 8-11; Bridge Creek :- 

Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg. LaMotte, 1935b, 53; Sooke: Muir 

Creek, Vancouver Isl., British Columbia.

Salix coalingensis Dorf, 1930, 78, pi. 7, f. 5-7; pi. 8, f. 1, 2; Garberville; Alturas; 

Santa Rosa; Lakeville; St. Mary's College; Lafayette Dam; Calabazas Canyon;: 

Coalinga, Calif 1936, 110; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho Axelrod, 1934, 2; Mt. 

Eden: near Beaumont, Calif. 1937, 170, pi. 4, f. 8; Mt. Eden; near Beaumont,. 

Calif. Chaney & Elias, 1936b, 37, pi. 4, f. 1, 3, 6; Ogallala: Brown Co., Nebr. ; 

Beaver Co., Okla.; Logan Co., Kans.

Salix cockerell R. W. Brown, 1934, 53, pi. 9, f. 6-10; Green River: Roan Plateau,. 

Colo.

Salix cumberlandensis Knowlton.QBerry, 1929J, 131; Frontier: near Cumberland, Wyo.

Salix daphnoides Villars. Chaney & Mason, 1936c, 10, text-f. 13; Pleistocene ', 

head of Goldstream, Buried Forest, near Fairbanks, Alaska.

Salix day ana Knowlton (part) =TJmbellularia dayana (Knowlton) Berry.

Salix dayana Knowlton (part)=Sophora spokanensis Knowlton.

Salix deleta LesquereuxOBerry, 1922c, 163; Woodbine: Arthurs Bluff, Lamar 

Co., Tex.

Salix discoloripites Wodehouse, 1933'a, 506, f. 34, 35; Green River: ParachuteCreek, Garfield Co., Colo.

Salix elongata, Knowlton not O. Weber=Quercus simulata Knowlton.

Salix eutawensis BerryOBerry, 1920e, 400; Black -Creek: North Carolina.

Salix flexuosa Newberry.QBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill; near 

Tuscaloosa; Snow Plantation; Sanders Ferry Bluff, Ala 1920e, 400; Black 

Creek: North Carolina. 1923c, 434, text-f. 1; Tuscaloosa: Fort Decatur, La. 

Noe, 1925, 94, pi. 19, f. 2; Dakota: Cimarron Co., Okla.

Salix proteaefolia linearifolia Lesquereux.nGress, 1922, 289 ; Dakota: Ellswortb 

Co., Kans.

Salix, florissanti Knowlton & Cockerell .DBerry, 1929f, 242, pi. 64, f. 16; Latah:. 

Spokane, Wash. 1934, 107; Latah: southeast of Moscow, Latah Co.; 11 mieast of Lewiston, north bank of Clearwater River, Nez Perce Co., Idaho. 

Chaney, 1938, 215, pi. 6, f. 3; Deschutes: Vanora Grade, near Madras, Crook 

Co., Oreg.

Soli® tiryani Knowlton, 1926, 33, pi. 12, f. 6; Latah : Spokane, Wash.

Salix frontierensis Knowlton.dBerry, 1929J, 131; Frontier: near Cumberland,.

Wyo.

Salix gardneri Knowlton.D ?Berry, 1925, 46, pi. 5, f. 3; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn, 

Salix glauca Linne. Chaney & Mason, i93Oc, 10, text-f. 14 ; Pleistocene.- SavageRiver Camp, Mt, McKinley Nat. Park, Alaska.

Salix grandifolia Weber, 1851, Paiaeontographica, vol. 2, 178 (64), pi. 20 (3),. 

f. la-c Hollick, 1936, 72, pi. 28, f. 4; pi. 30, f. 1; Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula ; Herendeen Bay opposite Marble Point, Alaska Peninsula.

SallX hlimilis MarSh. Berry & HaWKillS, 1930a, 249, pi, 23, f. 2; Pensauken: near 

Durhams Corner, Middlesex Co., N. J.

Salix inaequalis Newberry Laurophyllum plutonium (Heer) Seward.

Salix inquirenda Knowlton, 1926, 32, pi. 11, f. 1, 2; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Berry, 1927c, 8; Esmeralda: Mineral Co., Nev 1929f, 242=; Latah: Spokane and 

Vera, Wash. Arnold, 1937, 83, pi. 1, f. 4; Sucker Creek: Malheur Co., Oreg. 

MacGinitie, 1937, 134; Weaverville: Hay Fork and Redding Creek, Trinity 

Co., CaUf. Brown, R. W., 1937, 168, pi. 47, f. 10; Latah: Spokane, Wash.
CATALOGUE 277

Salix inquirenda Continued.

Sulia remotidena Knowlton, 1926, 32, pi. 12, f. 7; Latah: Spokane, Wash. Berry,

1929f, 242 ; Latah : Spokane, Wash. 

Populus lesquereuai, Berry not Cockerell, 1931a, 35 ; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 

1934, 106; Latah: east of White Bird, Idaho.

Salix varians, Knowlton not Goeppert, 1902, 30; Mascall: John Day Basin, Oreg. 

Quercus simulate, Berry (part) not Knowlton, 1929f, pi. 51, f. 7 only; Latah:

Spokane, Wash.. 

Rhus'typMrioides, Knowlton not Lesquereux, 1926, 44, pi. 27, f. 5; Latah: Vera,

Wash.

° Juglans hesperia Knowlton.D Dorf, 1936, 110; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho. 

Ficus ungeri, Knowlton not Lesquereux (part), 1898b, 731, pi. 101, f. 5; Payettet

Marsh, Idaho. 

Cassia oltusa, Knowlton not dos, 1898b, 731, pi. 100, f. 4, 5; Payette: Marsh,

Idaho.

Cassia idahoensis Knowlton.n

Salix angusta, Knowlton not Al. Braun, 1900e 212; pi. 30, f. 22; Esmeralda: Emigrant Peak, Esmeralda Co., Nev.

Salix Integra, Goeppert=Salix wyomingensis Knowlton & Cockerell. 

Salix kempffii Ashlee, 1932, 80, pi. 1, f. 12; Latah: Elk River district, Idaho. 

Salix knowltoni Berry=Arbutus idahoensis (Knowlton) R. W. Brown. 

Salix lancensis Berry, 1934a, 130, pi. 25, f. 8; Lance: Jump Off, Harding Co.,

S. Dak. 

Salix lavateri Al. Braun, 1850, in Bruckmann, Ver. vaterl. Naturk. Wiirttemberg Jahresh., vol. 6, 229.D Hollick, 1936, 70, pi. 34, f. 7a, b; Herendeen Bay

opposite Marble Point, Alaska Peninsula.

Salix lesquereuxii Berry=Laurophyllum plutonium (Heer) Seward. 

Salix libbeyi Lesquereux.D?Hollick, 1936, 73, pi. 34, f. 4, 6b, c; Herendeen Bay

opposite Marble Point, Alaska Peninsula. 

Salix linearis Knowlton=Myrica minuta Knowlton. 

Salix longiacuminata Knowlton, 1923, 155; Green River: Rio Blanco Co., 20

mi. west of Rio Blanco, Colo. Brown, R. W., 1934, 54, pi. 8, f. 7, 8; Green

River: Clear Creek 30 mi. northwest of De Beque, Colo. MacGinitie, 1937,

134, pi. 5, f. 1, 2; Weaverville: Hay Fork and Redding Creek, Trinity Co., Calif.

Myrica sp. Knowlton, 1923, 158, pi. 40, f. 13; Green River: head of Carr Creek,

Garfield Co., Colo.

Bdnksia coclcerelli R. W. Brown, 1929, 287, pi. 72, f. 7 ; Green River: northeast 

of De Beque, Colo.

Salix macrophylla Heer.DHollick, 1936, 71; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula, 

Alaska.

Salix media, Lesquereux not Heer=Sapindus dentoni Lesquereux.

Salix media?, Knowlton not Heer=Laurus primigenia Unger.

Salix meekii Newberry.DBerry, 1913a, 571; Tusca.loosa: Shirleys Mill, Ala.

Salix minuta Knowlton.QHollick, 1936, 74; Herendeen Bay, Alaska Peninsula.

Salix mixta Knowlton (part)=Carya egregia (Lesquereux) LaMotte.

Salix mixta Knowlton (part)=Pterocarya mixta (Knowlton) R. W. Brown.

Salix myrtilloides Linn§. Berry & Johnson, 1922a, 138, pi. 2, f. 1-5; Pleistocene: Point Grays: Vancouver, British Columbia.

Salix newberryana HollickOBerry, 1920e, 400; Black Creek: North Carolina.

Salix orbicularis Penhallow.DPenhallow, 1906a, 390a; Diamond Vale Company, 

Quilchena, British Columbia.

Salix pedicellaris Pursh. Hollick, 1931, 41, pi. 5, f. 10; pi. 8, f. 4d?;Pleistocene: 

Colebrook, N. H.

Salix pellita Anderson. Hollick, 1931, 41, pi. 5, f. 9a?, 12; pi. 7, f. la?; pi. 8, f. a; 

Pleistocene: Colebrook, N. H.
278 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 7

Salix perplexa Knowlton (part) =Vactinium sophoroides (Knowlton) R. W.

Brown.

Salix perplexa Knowlton (part) =Quercus perplexa (Knowlton) Berry. 

Salix pilosa Goeppert.DHollick, 1936, 73;-Ninilchik, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. 

Salix proteaefolia Lesquereux=Laurophyllum plutonium (Heer) Seward. 

Salix proteaefolia lanceolata, Hollick not Lesquereux=Laurophyllum plutonium

(Heer) Seward. 

Salix proteaefolia longifolia Lesquereux=Laurophyllum plutonium (Heer)

Seward. 

Salix cf. proteaefolia Lesquereux, Knowlton=Laurophyllum plutonium (Heer)

Seward.

Salix proteaefolia Unearifolia Lesquereux=Salix flexuosa Newberry. 

Salix pseudo-argentea Knowlton =Vaccinium americanum (Lesquereux) Berry. 

Salix raeana Heer.DHollick, 19l2a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River below

Moose Creek, Alaska. 1936, 72, pi. 34, f. 5, 6a; pi. 117, f. 3; Herendeen Bay,

Alaska Peninsula; Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. 

Salix reesidei Knowlton, 1924, 79, pi. 6, f. 3; Animas: Pagosa Quad,, ColO, 

Salix remotidens Knowlton=Salix inquirenda Knowlton. 

Salix reticulata Linn6. Hollick, 1931, pi. 5, f. lla, 13; pi. 6, f. Ib, c, 2b-d;

pi. 7, f. Ib, 2b; pi. 8, f. e; Pleistocene: Colebrook, N. H. Chaney & Mason,

1936c, 12, text-f. 17; Pleistocene: head of Goldstream, Buried Forest, near

Fairbanks, Alaska. 

Salix siouxiana Knowlton & Cockerell.QReagan, 1924, 141, f. la, Ib; Dakota:

Sioux City, Iowa. 

Salix spokanensis (Berry) R. W. Brown, 1937, 168 pi. 46, f. 3-6, 8; Latah:

Spokane, Wash. 1937c, 516.

Robiniaf sp. Knowlton, 1926, -44, pi. 28, f. 7, 7a; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Rhamnus spokanensis Berry, 1929f, 257, pi. 57, f. 4, 5; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Phyllites sp. Knowlton, 1926, 49, pi. 29, f. 5; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Vaccmium spokanense Berry, 1929f, 263, pi. 64, f. 8; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Quercus sp., unnamed leaf, Berry, 1929f, pi. 50, f. 15; Latah : Spokane, Wash.

Salix tabellaris Lesquereux=Apocynophyllum tabellarum (Lesquereux) Berry. 

Salix tenera Al. Braun, 1845, Neues Jahrb., 169. Heer, 1856, Fl. Tert. Helv.,

vol. 2, 32, pi. 68, f. 7-11. Hollick, 1936, 72, pi. 34, f. 8-10; Herendeen Bay

opposite Marble Point, Alaska Peninsula ; Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula,

Alaska. 

Salix uva-ursi Pursh. Willard Berry, 1934, 782, text-f. 1, la, 2; Pleistocene:

Collins Run, Butler Co., Ohio.

Salix vaccinifolia Knowlton=Vaccinium vaccinifolia (Knowlton) Berry. 

Salix varians Goeppert.DKnowl.ton, 189S13, 103; Ellensburg: Ellensburg,. Wash. 

1912i, 52; Chickaloon: Chickaloon River, lower Matanuska Valley, Alaska. 

Hollick, 1936, 71, pi. 31, f. 5; Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. 

Salix varians, Knowlton not Goeppert=Salix inquirenda Knowlton. 

Salix viminafolia Berry.QBerry, 1926b, 107, pi, 47, 1 1-4; Chowan: Neuse River,

Wayne Co., N. C. 

Salix wimmeriana Goeppert-QHollick, 1936, 71; Ninilchik, Kenai Peninsula,

Alaska.

NOTE. Heer, 1869, 27, considered this species a synonym of S. variana 

Goeppert who protested and maintained the distinction. Knowlton 1894, 217, 

and 1896, 881, followed Heer but in 1919, 572, restored the species as valid, 

Hollick, 1936, maintains it distinct.

Salix wortfienii Lesquereux=Myrcia worthenii (Lesquereux) Berry.
CATALOGUE 279

Salix wyomingensis Knowlton & CockerellOKnowlton, 1922, 125, pi. 4, f. 3, 4, 8; 

Laramie: Golden, Colo.; Coal Creek, Boulder Co., Colo.; Post-Laramie: Black 

Buttes, Wyo.

Baliaj Integra Goeppert.DHollick, 1936, 74; Ninilchik, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.

Salix, pistillate flower, Berry, 1929f, 242, pi. 63, f. 5; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Salix sp., stipule, Berry, 1929f, 242, pi. 52, f. 6; pi. 64, f. 9; Latah: Spokane,

Wash.

Salix n. sp. Chancy, 1921a, 91; Puente: Los Angeles Co., Calif. 

Salix sp. Dorf, 1930, 79, pi. 8, f. 3; Pliocene: St. Mary's College; Lafayette Dam;

Calabazas Canyon, Calif. Axelrod, 1937, 171, pi. 4, f. 7; Mt. Eden; near

Beaumont, Calif. 

Salix sp. Heer, 1868a, 64. Hollick, 1936, 74; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula,

Alaska.

Salix sp. Knowlton, 1923=Sapindus dentoni Lesquereux. 

Salix sp. Knowlton (part), 1923=Planera nervosa Newberry. 

Salix sp. Knowlton (part), 1923=Apocynophyllum roanense R. W. Brown. 

Salix sp. Knowlton, 1926=Umbellularia day ana (Knowlton) Berry. 

Salix sp.? (pistillate ament) Hollick, 1936, 74, pi. 34, f. 3'; Herendeen Bay opposite Marble Point, Alaska Peninsula. 

Salix sp. Knowlton, 1916b.nMacGinitie, 1933, 49; Trout Creek: Trout Creek,

Harney Co-, Oreg.

Salix sp. Penhallow, 1899, 528; Taylor's Brickyard, Don Valley, Toronto, Ontario. 

Salix sp. Scott, 1926, 404; Tesla, Calif. 

Salix sp. Wilson, 1916, 206; Sheep Creek, Yukon Terr. 

Salpichlaena anceps (Lesquereux) Knowlton.QKnowlton, 1930, 27, pi. 7, f. 1-3;

Denver: Golden,- Colo.

Pteris pseudopennaefonnis Lesquereux (part), 1888, 43; Denver: Golden, Colo.

SALVINIA AdansonOFlorin, 1919, 243. Revision of fossil species.

Salvinia alleni (Lesquereux) Lesquereux=Koelreuteria alleni (Lesquereux) 

Edwards.

Salvinia elliptica NewberryQFlorin, 1919, 245.

Salvinia formosa HeerOFlorin, 1919, 246.

Salvinia preauriculata Berry, 1925f, 116, text-f. 1-4. 1930, 47, pi. 7, f. 2, 3; 

pi. 50, f. 1; Wilcox: Holly Springs: Bolivar-Jackson Road north of Clover 

Creek, Hardeman Co., Tenn.; Mandy, Madison Co., Tenu. 1930d, 62, pi. 6, 

f. 1-3; so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo.

Salvinia sp. Knowlton, 1897a.DFlorin, 1919, 256.

SAMAROPSIS Goeppert.DHarris, 1935, 129; discussion.

Samaropsis chalcos Harris, 1935, 129, pi. 29, f. 9, 10; text-f. 48n, o; Lepidopteris 

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Samaropsis nathorstiana Harris, 1935, 129, pi. 18, f. 1-4; Lepidopteris Zone: 

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Samaropsis scirrhodes Harris, 1935, 130, pi. 11, f. 1-3; text-f. 47c-f; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Sambucus canadensis Linn6. Berry, 1924a, 23, pi. 2, f. 21-24; Pleistocene: 

Washington, D. C.

Sambucus glauca Nuttall. Frost, 1927, 83, pi. 17, f. 3, 4; pi. 18, f. 1; pi. 19, 

f. 9-11; Pleistocene: Rancho La Brea, Los Angeles Co., Calif. Potbury, 1932, 

38, pi. 4, f. 3; San Bruno: San Mateo Co., Calif. Chancy & Mason, 1933a, 65; 

pi. 9, f. 15; Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif. Mason, 1934, 

178, pi. 11, f. 11, 12; Tomales: Tornales Bay, Marin Co., Calif.
280 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1 9 1 9-3 7 ,

Sambucus ?winchesteri Knowlton, 1923, 173, pi. 40, f. 8, 9; Green River: Rio

Blanco Co., Colo. ?Berry, 1930d, 79, pi. 14, f. 3; so-called Bridger: Wind River

Basin, Wyd. 

SAMYDA Linn<§.

Samyda matanzensis Hollick, 1924, 309, pi. 14, f. 1; Matanzas: Cuba. 

Santahtm americanum Lesquereux=Vaccinium americanum (Lesquereux)

Berry. 

Sapindopsis angusta (Heer) Seward & Conway, 1935a, 29, pi. 5, f. 24; text-f.

28, 29; Atanekerdluk: west Greenland.

Cassia angusta Heer, 1882, 101, pi. 27, f. 6. White, 1898, 353; Ujarartorsuak,

Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

lingo, cottai Ettingsbausen, 1867, Die Kreideflora von Niederschoena in Sachsen.

K. Akad. Wiss. Wien, Sitzungsber, vol. 55, pt. 1, 235. 

Sapindopsis variaUlis FontaineQBerry, 1922d, 213, pi. 55, f. 2-4; Cheyenne :

near Belvidere, Kiowa Co., Kans.

Sapindopsis belviderensis Berry, 1922d, 216, pi. 49-54; Cheyenne: near Belvidere, Kiowa Co., Kans. 19291, 65, pi. 9, f. 6; Upper Blairmore: southwest 

Alberta.

Sapindopsis brevifolia Fontaine.QBerry, 1922d, 216, pi. 55, f. 1; pi. 59, f. 1; 

Cheyenne: near Belvidere, Kiowa Co., Kans. 1929k, 54, pi. 8, f. 8, 9; Lower 

Blairmore: southwest Alberta.

Sapindopsis cooki Ball, 1937, 536, text-f. 6; Paluxy: near Stephenville, Erath 

Co., Tex.

Sapindopsis magnifolia Fontaine-DBerry, 1922d, 214, pi. 55, f. 5; pi. 56; pi. 57, 

f. 2; pi. 59, f. 3; Cheyenne: near Belvidere, Kiowa Co., Kans. 19291, 64, pi. 10, 

f. 8; Upper Blairmore: southwest Alberta. 

Rhus uddeni Lesquereux.n

Sapindopsis schultzi R. W. Brown, 1933, 10, pi. 1, f. 7; Aspen: southwest Wyoming.

Sapindopsis variabilis Fontaine.^ Sapindopsis angusta (Heer) Seward & Conway.

Sapindopsis n. sp. Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River, British Columbia.

Sapindus affinis Newberry.DBerry, 1924, 72, pi. 12, f. 8; Lisbon: Lexington, 

Holmes Co-, Miss. 1935, 44; Middle Ravenscrag: Loc. P 10-30, southern 

Saskatchewan. ?Hollick, 1936, 137, pi. 75, f. 5; Eska Creek, Matanuska Coal 

Field, Alaska.

Saf)indus angustifolius, Ward not Lesquereux, 1886a, 554, pi. 51, f. 1-3. 1887, 

68, pi. 31, f. 5-7 ; Fort Union : near Glendive, Mont.

Sapindus affinis?, MacGinitie not Newberry=Cedrela oregoniana (Lesquereux) 

R. W. Brown.

Sapindus angustifolius, Ward not Blume Sapindus affinis Newberry. 

Sapindus angustifolius, Lesqnereux (part) not Blume=Sapindus spokanensis

Berry. 

Sapindus cf. angustifolius Lesquereux. Dawson, 1879a, B 186; Ninemile Creek,

Tulameen River, British Columbia.

Sapindus apiculatus Velenovsky.OHolliek, 1O3O, 101, pJ. 78, f. 2 ; Melozl : Lower 

Yukon, Alaska.

flapMttS nttrongi Berry^Cedrela pteraformis (Berry) R. W. Brown.

Sapindus balli Berry MS. Ball, 1931, 124, pi. 20, f. 7; Yegua: Turkey Creek, 

, Brazos Co., Tex.

Sapindus basilicus (Unger) Unger, 1865, K. Akad. Wiss. (Wien), Math.-naturwiss. 01., Denkschr., vol. 25, ,50, pi. 16, f. 2. Hollick, 1936, 137, pi. 77, f. 4; 

Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Isl., southeastern Alaska.

Juglans basilica Unger, 1850, Gen. et sp. plant, foss., 470.
CATALOGUE 281

Sapindus bentonensis Berry .DBall, 1931, 88, pi. 40, f. 2 (30); Indio: Little 

Sandy Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Sapindus berryanus Knowlton, 1930, 101, pi. 46, f. 1, 2; Dawson: Purdon mine, 

Colo.

Sapindus brittonii Hollick, 1928, 211, pi. 55, f. 5d; pi. 74, f. 1, 2; pi. 75, f. 5; 

pi. 76, f. lb; pi. 78, f. 3a, b; pi. 79, f. la, 2a; pi. 86, f. e; pi. 87, f. 3?; Collazo: 

Porto Rico.

Sapindus caudatus Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1888, 54; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Knowlton, 1930, 101; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Sapindus dentoni LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1923, 166; Green River: near mouth 

of White River, Utah. Berry, 1924, 73, 177, pi. 12, f. 9; Claiborne (Lisbon) : 

near Lexington, Holmes Co., Miss.; Fayette: Miraflores, Webb Co., Tex. 

1930d, 71; so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo. Ball, 1931, 

159; Jackson (Fayette) : Miraflores, Webb Co., Tex. Brown, R. W., 1934, 61, 

pi. 13, f. 3, 4; Green River: between Carr and Brush Creeks northwest of 

De Beque, Colo.

 Salix sp. (S. media Heer, Lesquereux) Knowlton, 1923, 156; Green River: Green

River, Wyo. 

Salix media, Lesquereux not Heer, 1872a, 6. 1878, 168, pi. 22; f. 3 ; Green

River: Green River, Wyo.; Elko, Nev.; Lagrange: Wyckliffe, Ky. 

MyriCA torreyi, R. W. Brown not Lesquereux, 1929, 283; Green River: between 

Carr and Brush Creeks, northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Sapindus formosus BerryOBerry, 1930, 101, pi. 36, f. 7; Holly Springs: Mandy, 

Madison Co., Tenn.

Sapindus fructiferus Berry, 1930, 102, pi. 33, f. 16; Holly Springs: Mill Creek, 

Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Sapindus georgianus BerryOBerry, 1924, 71, 177, pi. 34, f. 8, 9; Lisbon: Lexington, Holmes Co., Miss.; Yegua: Nevils Prairie and east of Antioch, Houston 

Co., Tex.; Mt. Selinan: Palestine, Anderson Co., Tex.; Barnwell: Columbia 

Co., Ga. Ball, 1931, 124; Mt. Selman: Palestine, Anderson Co.; Yegua: 

Nevils Prairie and near Antioch, Houston Co., Tex.

Sapindus gracilentus Hollick, 1928, 212, pi. 75, f. 3; Collazo: Porto Rico.

Sapindus grandifoliolus Ward.QBerry, 1935, 44, pi. 11, f. 3; Middle Ravenscrag: 

Loc. 2, 24, southern Saskatchewan.

Sapindus hispaniola Berry, 1921a, 122, pi. 21, f. 3; Samman& district, Santo 

Domingo.

Sapindus lamottei Axelrod, 1937,181; pi. 6, f. 6; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif.

Sapindus lancifoliits Lesquereux (part) =Cedrela lancifolia (Lesquereux) 

R. W. Brown.

 Sapindus lancifolius Lesquereux (part) =0reodaphne lancifolia (Lesquereux) 

R. W. Brown.

4'Sapindus lancifolius," Berry not Lesquereux, 1927c, 13, pi. 2, f. 2; Esmeralda: 

Mineral Co., Nev.

NOTE. This specimen is in need of systematic review as the type material 

to which it has been referred has been split and transferred to other species.

Sapindus linearifolius BerryOBerry, 1930, 101, pi. 14, f. 19; Holly Springs: 

near Mandy, Madison Co., Tenn. Ball, 1931, 87, pi. 7, f. 3, 3a; Indio: Bartons 

Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Sapindus mississippiensis Berry.QBerry, 1924, 72; Gosport; Claiborne Landing, 

Monroe Co., Ala.; Lisbon: Newton, Newton Co.; Lexington, Holmes Co., 

Miss. Ball, 1931, 88, pi. 7, f. 2; Indio: Bartons Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex.-

Sapindus morrisoni Lesquereux.DHollick, 1893, 235, pi. 6, f. 3; Magothy: Glen 

Cove, Long Island, N. Y 1930, 100, pi. 78, f. 1; Melozi: Lower Yukon, 

Alaska. Berry, 1922c, 168; Woodbine: Arthurs Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex.
282 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37"

Sapindus cf. mprrisoni LeStfuereux. White, 1890, 99, pi. 2, f. 12; MartHaV 

Vineyard, Mass.

Sapindus obesus Hollick, 1924, 307, pi. 10, f. 1, 2; Collazo: Collazo River, PortoRico.

Sapindus obtusifolius LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1923, 166; Green River: 8 mi. 

southeast of Green River, Wyo.; Little Duck Creek, Rio Blanco Co., Colo. - 

1924, 90, pi. 8, f. 4; Animas: Ignacio Quad., Colo. 71930, 102, pi. 46, f. 3;. 

Denver: South Table Mt, Golden, Colo. Berry, 1930d, 71; so-called Bridger:: 

Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo. 1932e, 12; Lysite: Wind River Basin,. 

Wyo.

Sapindus oklahomensis Berry.DChaney & Elias, 1936c, 43, pi. 7, f. 1-3; Ogallala: 

Beaver Co., Okla.

Sapindus oregonianus Knowlton=Castanopsis convexa (Lesquereux) Brooks.-

Sapindus oregonianus, LaMotte not Knowlton=Cedrela oregoniana (Lesquereux) R. W. Brown.

Sapindus pseudaffinis BerryJUBall, 1931, 89, pi. 39, f. 3, 5; Indio: Little SandyCreek, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Sapindus pseudomarginatus Hollick, 1928, 213, pi. 73, f. 7; Collazo: Porto Rico.

Sapindus spokanensis Berry, 1929f, 254; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Sapindus angustifolius, Lesquereux (part) not Blume, 1874b, 415; Florissant and: 

Middle Park, Colo. 1878, 265, pi. 49, f. 2-7: Florissant and Middle Park, 

Colo. 1888a, 15; Mascall: John Day Basin, Oreg. Knowlton, 1902, 79;: 

Mascall: John Day Valley, Oreg. ?Hollick, 1936, 137, pi. 76, f. 6; Eska Creek,. 

Matanuska Coal Field, Alaska.

Sapindus undulatus Al. Braun=Eugenia hilgardiana Berry.

Sapindus undulatus Heer. Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River

below Moose Creek, Alaska. 

Sapindus winchesteri Knowlton, 1923, 167, pi. 38, f. 1; Green River: Smith

Ranch, Greasewood Creek, Rio Blanco Co., Colo. Berry, 1930d, 72; so-called.

Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo. 

Sapindus yeguanus Berry, 1924, 73, pi. 12, f. 6; pi. 43, f. 1, 2; Lisbon: Newton,.

Newton Co., Miss.; Tegua: Nevils Prairie and near Antioch, Houston Co., Tex. ^

Rock Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 125, 159, pi. 20, f. 6; pi. 32, f. 1;

Yegua: near Antioch, Houston Co.; Turkey Creek, Brazos Co.; Jackson?t

Rock Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.

Sapindus sp. Axelrod, 1934, 2; Mt. Eden: near Beaumont, Calif. 

Sapindus sp. Bell, 1930, 31; Foremost: southern Alberta. 

Sapindus n. sp. Chaney, 1921a, 91; Puente: Los Angeles Co., Calif.

Sapindus sp. Cragin, 1891, 31; Loup Fork: near Alpine, Kans.

SAPIUM P. Brown.

Sapium standleyi Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 79, pi. 23, f. 2A, 3; Fisher: Goshen,.

Oreg.

SAPOTA Plumier.

Sapota agnitionalis Hollick, 1928, 221, pi. 75, f. 1; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Sapotacites alaskensis Hollick, 1930, 113, pi. 85, f. 1; Kaltag: Lower Yukonp 

Alaska.

Sapotacites Jiyperhorous Heer. White, 1898, 362; PatOOt, NugSUak Pen., W6St

Greenland. 

Sapotacites millicanensis Berry, 1924, 194, pi. 61, f. 4; Fayette: Barrera League

and Mosey Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 169, pi. 32, f. 2; Fayette r

Barrera League and Boggy Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Sapotacites miraflorianus Berry, 1924, 194, pi. 40, f. 1; Fayette: Miraflores,

Webb Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 169, pi. 32, f. 8; Fayette: Miraflores, Webb Co., Tex,
CATALOGUE 283

' .Sapotacites nervillosus Heer=Dalbergites simplex (Newberry) Seward. 

.Sapotacites retusus Heer=Dalbergites simplex (Newberry) Seward. 

Sapotacites spatulatus Berry, 1916b, 52, pi. 10, f. 2; Alum Bluff: Alum Bluff,

Liberty Co., Fla.

.Sassafras acutilobum Lesquereux=Cinnamomoides heerii (Lesquereux) Seward. 

Sassafras alaskanum Hollick, 1936, 117, pi. 64, f. 5; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof

Isl., southeastern Alaska.

Sassafras bradleyi R. W. Brown, 1933, 7, pi. 2, f. 5; Aspen : southwest Wyoming. 

Sassafras cretaceum Newberry=Araliopsoides cretacea (Newberry) Berry. 

.Sassafras cretaceum, Penhallow not Newberry=Sassafras selwynii Dawson. 

.Sassafras (Araliopsis) cretaceum obtusum Lesquereux=Araliopsoides cretacea

salisburiaefolia (Lesquereux) Berry. 

 Sassafras cretaceum recurvatum (Lesquereux) Newberry=Platanus latiloba

Newberry. 

Sassafras dissectum LesquereuxOGress, 1922, 303; Dakota: Ellsworth Co.,

Kans.

.Sassafras ferretianum, Heer not Massalongo=Sassafras selwynii Dawson. 

.Sassafras hesperia Berry, 1929f, 259, pi. 59, f. 2; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Brooks, 1935, 299, pi. 20, f. 1; Sucker Creek: Ballantyne Ranch, Idaho. LaMotte, 1936b, 417; Ellensburg: Ellensburg, Wash. Arnold, 1937, 85, pi. 2,

f. 3; Fenwick Ranch, west of Sucker Creek, Oreg. Brown, R. W., 1937, 174,

pi. 53, f. 7-10; Latah: Republic, Wash.; Salmon, Idaho; Mascall: Tipton,

Oreg.

Philadelphus bendirei, Oliver not Knowlton, 1934, 21: Mascall: Tipton, Oreg. 

Philadelphus bendirei, Arnold not Knowlton, 1937, 88 pi. 3, f. 4; Fenwick Ranch 

west of Sucker Creek, Oreg.

Sassafras integrifolium Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 380; Dakota: northwest 

of Salina, Kans.

Sassafras latilobum (Newberry) Knowlton=Platanus latiloba Newberry.

Sassafras leconteanum Lesquereux=Persea leconteanum (Lesquereaux) Lesquereux. 

Sassafras (Araliopsis) mirabile Lesquereux=Platanus latiloba Newberry.

Sassafras mirabilis Lesquereux=Platanus latiloba Newberry.

Sassafras mudgii Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 380; Dakota: northwest of 

Salina, Kans. Berry, 1922d, 219, pi. 61, f. 3; Cheyenne: near Belvidere, 

Kiowa Co., Kans. 19291, 63; Upper Blairmore: southwest Alberta. Gress, 

1922, 302 ; Dakota : Salinas, Kans.

Sassafras (Araliopsis) obttisum Lesquereux=Araliopsoides cretacea salisburiaefolia (Lesquereux) Berry.

Sassafras officinale Nees & Eberm. Berry & Hawking, 1935a, 251, pi. 24, f. 2; 

pi. 25, f. 4; Pensauken: near Durhams Corner, Middlesex Co., N. J.

Sassafras pfafflana Heer=Platanophyllum pfaffianum (Heer) Seward.

Sassafras recurvatum Lesquereux=Platanus latiloba Newberry.

Sassafras recurvatus Lesquereux=Platanus latiloba Newberry.

Sassafras selwynii DawsonfUBerry, 1902a, 442. 1926d, 114, pi. 14, f. 1-4 r 

Joseph Creek, British Columbia.

Sassafras cretaceum, Penhallow not Newberry, 1906a, 390a; Diamond Vale Company, Quilchena, British Columbia.

Sassafras sp. Penhallow, 1908a, 87; Quilchena, British Columbia. 

Sassafras ferretianum, Heer not Massalongo, 1869, 474, pi. 50, f. 1, 2. 1883, 

103, pi. 97, f. 5.

Sassafras sp. Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River, British Columbia. 

Sassafras sp. PenhallOw=Sassafras selwynii Dawson. 

SAURAUJA Willdenow.
284 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 T

Saurauja alaskana Hollick, 1936, 155, pi. 93, f. 4; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof

Isl., southeastern Alaska. 

SAUSSUREA DeCandolle. 

Saussurea? sp. MacGinitie, 1933, 67, pi. 16, f. 1; Trout Creek: Trout Creekr

Harney Co., Oreg.

Scale, Chaney=Libocedrus praedecurrens Knowlton. 

SCHEFFLERA Forstei. 

Schefflera? elliptica Berry, 1930, 124, pi. 41, f. 10; Holly Springs: Grable Pit,

Henry Co., Tenn. 

Schefflera formosa Berry, 1930, 123, pi. 30, f. 9-12; pi. 44, f. 17; Holly Springs r

Mill Creek, Hardeman Co.; Somersville, Fayette Co., Tenn. 

SCHILDERIA Daugherty, 1934, 363. Genotype: S. adamamca. Daugherty. 

Schilderia adamanica Daugherty, 193'4, 363, pi. 5 ; Triassic: near Adamana, Ariz. 

Schizoneura carrerei Zeiller=Neocalamites carrerei (Zeiller) Halle. 

Schmaltzia vexans (Lesquereux) Cockerell.DBrown, R. W., 1929, 288; Greea

River: between Carr and Brush Creeks, 30 mi. northeast of De Beque, Colo. 

SCHMIDELIA Linne".

Schmidelia bejucensis Berry, 1918, 37, pi. 17, f. 4; Caimito: Canal Zone. 

SCIADOPITYTES Goeppert. Seward, 1926,104. 

Sciadopitytes borealis (Heer) Seward & Conway, 1935, 12, pi. 3, f. 25-26;

Kingigtok, west Greenland.

NOTE. The authors do not state the extent of the synonymy of Dammara 

and Dammarites borealis that they favor.

Sciadopitytes crameri (Heer) Halle, 1915, Geologisk. Forening Stockholm Forhand., vol. 37, pt. 5, 509, pi. 13, f. 1-13. Seward, 1926, 1-5; Upernivik, Nugsuak, 

west Greenland.

Pinus crameri Heer "(part), 1868, 84, pi. 44, f. 8-16, 18. 1874a, 83, pi. 23, f. 9, 

10, 12-15. 1882, 17. White, 1898, 347, 349, 352, 353; Kook, Pagtorflk, 

UJarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland.

Sciadopitytes eirikiana (Heer) Florin, 1922, Svensk. Bot. Tidskr., vol. 16, 263, 

f. 2a. Seward, 1926, 106; Upernivik Isl., Nugsuak, west Greenland.

Pinus eirikiana Heer, 1874a, 85, pi. 2, f. 1'; pi. 17, f. 6, 7 ; pi. 18, f. 2b; pi. 23, 

f. 16 1882, 18, pi. 4, f. Ic, 2c, 8. White, 1898, 347, 253 ; Kook, UJarartorsuak. 

Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland.

Sciadopitytes nathorsti Halle, 1915, Geologisk, Forening Stockholm Forhand., 

vol. 37, pt. 5, 512, pi. 12, f. 16-29. Johansson, 1920, Svensk. Bot. Tidskr., vol. 

14, 253; f. Id-f, 2a-c. Florin, 1922, Svensk. Bot. Tidskr., vol. 16, 265. Seward,

1926, 105; Nugsuak, west Greenland.

Sciadopitytes (?) axis, Seward, 1926, 106, pi. 10, f. 95; Upernivik Isl., West 

Greenland.

Scirpus cf. lacustris Linne". Berry, 1924a, 18, pi. 1, f. 12; Pleistocene: Washington, D. C.

Scirpus (or Cyperus) gp., Berry, 1927, 23; Pleistocene: Henry Co., Tenn.

Scirpus spp., Mason, 1934, 150, pi. 7, f. 10, 11; Tomales: Tomales Bay, Mariu 

Co., Calif.

Sclerophyllina, wetosa (Schenk) Heer=Phoenicopsis steenstrupi Seward.

Sclerotites? cypericola Knowlton, 1930, 16, pi. 1, f. 7; Dawson: near Colorado

Springs, Colo.

" Sclerotites? hesperius Knowlton, 1930, 16, pi. 1, f. 6; Dawson: Rarnah, Colo. 

Sclerotites rubellus (Lesquereux) MeschihelliUlKnowlton, 1930, 15; Denver:

Golden, Colo. 

SCORESBYA Harris, 1932, 38. Genotype: 8. dentata Harris.
CATALOGUE 285

Scoresbya dentata Harris, 1932, 38, pi. 2, f. 7-9; pi. 3, f. 1; text-f. 22; Thaurnatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.- 

SEDUM Tournefort. 

Sedum? hesperium Knowlton, 1923, 163, pi. 37, f. 7; Green River: Cathedral

Bluff, Rio Blanco Co., Colo. 

Seed A, Harris=Vardekloeftia sulcata Harris. 

Seed B, Harris=Allicbspermum hartzi Harris. 

Seed C, Harris=Amphorispermum rotundum Harris. 

Seed D, Harris=Allicospermum fragilis Harris. 

Seed E, Harris=Amphorispermum ellipticum Harris. 

Seed F, Harris=Chitospermum stereococcus Harris. 

Selaginella arctica Heer, 1882, 39, pi. 13,.f. 5. Seward, 1925, 234. The type is

indeterminate. 

Selaginella berthoudi Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1888, 43; Denver: Golden,

Colo. Knowlton, 1930, 33; Denver: Golden, east of Denver, Colo. 

Selaginella laciniata, Berry not Lesquereux=Muscites? lesquereuxi Berry. 

SELAGINELLITES Halfe, 1907, K. Svenska Vet. Akad., Arkiv f. Bot, vol.

7, no. 5.

Selaginellites ariadnae Miner=Triletes ariadnae (Miner) Harris. 

Selaginellites arnoldsii Miner=Triletes arnoldsii (Miner) Harris. 

Selaginellites borealis Miner=Triletes borealis (Miner) Harris. 

Selaginellites echinatus Miner=Triletes echinatus (Miner) Harris. 

Selaginellites erlansonii Miner=Triletes erlansonii (Miner) Harris. 

Selaginellites greenlandicus Miner=Triletes greenlandicus (Miner) Harris. 

Selaginellites inornatus Miner=Triletes inornatus (Miner) Harris. 

Selaginellites mirabilis Miner=Triletes mirabilis (Miner) LaMotte. 

Selaginellites papillosus Miner=Triletes papillosus (Miner) Harris. 

Selaginellites subrotundus Miner=Triletes subrotundus (Miner) Harris. 

SEMECARPUS Linne. 

Semecarpus alaskana Hollick, 1936, 130, pi. 93, f. 7; near Berg Lake, YakutatCopper River region, Alaska. 

Semecarpus prindlei Hollick, 1936, 131, pi. 104, f. 8, 9; Bryant Creek, Upper

Yukon region, Alaska. 

SEQUOIA Endlicher.DMason, 1927,153; discussion. Read, 1930b, 14; discussion

of wood anatomy.

Sequoia affinis Lesquereux (part), 1876a, 384. 1876c, 310. 1883, 183. Knowlton, 1916b, 248; Florissant, Colo. 1930, 33; Middle Park: Middle Park, Grand

Co., Colo.

NOTE. Knowlton, 1919, lists 3 additional synonyms. As all figured specimens 

of this species have been transferred to G-lyptostro'bus europaeus and only unflgured descriptions retained, the species is in unsatisfactory condition.

Sequoia affinis Lesquereux (part) =Glyptostrobus europaeus (Brongniart) Heer.

Sequoia ambigua Heer=Pagiophyllum ambiguum (Heer) Seward.

Sequoia cf. ambigua Heer. Nathorst, 1893, 51, text-f. 1-3; Tlaxiaco, Oaxaca,

Mexico.

Sequoia angustifolia Lesquereux=Sequoia langsdorfii (Brongniart) Heer. 

Sequoia angustifolia, Hollick not Lesquereux=Taxodium distichum (Linn6)

Richard. 

Sequoia brevifolia Heer.dDawson, 1879a, B 186; Ninemile Creek, Tulameen

River, British Columbia. Hollick, 1936, 46, pi. 15, f. 8; pi. 78, f. 6b; Bryant

Creek, Upper Yukon River region; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Isl., southeastern

Alaska. 

Sequoia burgessii Penhallow=Sequoioxylon burgessii (Penhallow) Torrey.
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Sequoia concinna Heer=Sequoiites concinna (Heer) Seward.

Sequoia condita LesquereuxOBerry, 1922d, 209, pi. 48, f. 1-11; Cheyenne: near

Belvidere, Kiowa Co., Kans. 19291, 60; Upper Blairmore: southwest Alberta. 

Sequoia couttsiae Heer.D?Penhallow, 1906a, 391a; Red Deer River Valley,

mouth of Blind Man River, Northwest Territories. 

Sequoia dakotensis R. W. Brown, 1935a, 447, text-f. 1-4; Lance: south of

Mandan, N. Dak. 

Sequoia disticha Heer, 1876, Flora Foss. Arct, vol. 4, no. 1, 63, pi. 12, f. 2a;

pi. 13, f. 9-11. Hollick, 1936, 47, pi. 15, f. 7; Anchorage Bay, Chignik Bay,

Alaska Peninsula. 

Sequoia fairbanksi Fontaine.QKnowlton, 1932, 43; Slates Hot Springs, Monterey Co., Calif.

Sequoia fastigiata (Sternberg) Heer (part) =Sequoiites concinna (Heer) Seward. 

Sequoia fastigiata, Hollick not Heer=Sequoiites concinna (Heer) Seward. 

Sequoia formosa Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 379; Dakota: Decatur, Nebr. 

Sequoia gigantea Lindley. Mason, 1927, 153. Discussiqn. 

Sequoia.gracillima (Lesquereux) Newberry (part)ONewberry, 1898, 19, pi.

14, f. 6; pi. 26, f. 9?; Dakota: Whetstone Creek, New Mexico.

Glyptostro'bus graclllimus Lesquereux, I868a, 92. 1871, 397 ; Dakota : Dakota Co., 

Nebr. 1874a, 52, pi. 1, f. 8, 11, 111 1883, 32, pi. 1, f. 6, 6b; Dakota: near 

Sioux City, Iowa.

Sequoia gracillima, Newberry not Lesquereux (part)=Geinitzia formosa Heer.

Sequoia gracilis Heer (part)=Pagiophyllum ambiguum (Heer) Seward.

?Sequoia gracilis Heer (part)=Cyparissidium gracile (Heer) Heer.

Sequoia haydenii (Lesquereux) Cockerell=Juniperus? haydenii (Lesquereux) 

Knowlton.

Sequoia heerii Lesquereux.QHollick, 1936, 47; Kukak Bay, Alaska Peninsula.

Sequoia heterophylla Velenovsky.DHollick, 1892a, 30, pi. 1, f. 21; Raritan; 

Kreischerville, Staten Island, N. Y. Berry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys 

Mill; Whites Bluff, Ala. 1920e, 398; Black Creek: North Carolina. ? Berry, 

1929m, 70; Allison: southwest Alberta.

Sequoia langsdorfii (Brongniart) Heer.DDawson, 1879a, B 186; Ninemile Creek, 

Tulameen River, British Columbia. Knowlton, 1900d, 39; one mile east of 

Murphys Springs, Oreg.; 5 mi. north of. and 3 mi. east of Ashland, Oreg. 

1926, 26, pi. 9, f. 3-6; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Spokane and Mica, Wash. 

Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River below Moose Creek; Eska 

Creek; north side of Red Mountain, Lower Matanuska, Alaska. 1936, 47, pi. 

9, f. la, 2, 4b; pi. 10, f. 2b, 3a; pi. 12, f. 2-5; pi. 13, f. 1, 4a; pi. 15, f. 1-6; pi. 32,

f. Ib; pi. 33, f. Ic; pi. 86, f. 2b; pi. 108, f. 2; pi. 110, f. b.; Kenai Peninsula; 

Admiralty Isl.; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Isl. ; Matanuska Coal Field ; Divide 

between Herendeen Bay and Port Moller; Anchorage Bay ; Chignik Bay ; Bryant 

Greet, upper Yukon region; Cape Douglas, Alaska Peninsula; Chignik River;

Zarembo Isl., southeastern Alaska; Ninilchik, Matanuska region; Keku Isl., 

southeastern Alaska: Unga Isl., Alaska Peninsula. Wilson, 1914, 409; Kenai; 

Sourdough Mine, Coal Creek, Yukon Terr. 1916, 206; Sheep Creek, Granite 

Creek, Yukon Terr. Nathorst, 1915, 9, pi. 1, f. 1-15; Ellesmereland. Berry, 

1924, 48; Yegua: Sommerville, Burleston Co., Tex 1926d, 69; Kitsilano and

Joseph Creeks, Chu Chua district, British Columbia. 1929f, 237; Latah: Mica,

Vera, and Spokane, Wash.; Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. 1931a, 34; Latah; Grand 

Coulee, Wash. 1934,104; Latah: 11 mi. east of Lewiston on north bank Clearwater River; near Arrow Junction and south of Juliaetta, Nez Perc6 Co.; near 

White Bird, Idaho Co.; Edwards Ranch, Stanley Hill, Coeur d'Alene, Kootenai 

Co., Idaho. Mason, 1927, .153, pi. 5. f. 4, 8; Bridge Creek, Oreg. Chaney,
CATALOGUE 287

Sequoia langsdorfii Continued.

1927a. 102; Crooked River, Oreg. Dorf, 1930, 73, pi. 6, f. 5, 6; Petrified Forest; 

Bennett Valley; Garberville; Santa Rosa, Calif. 1936,108; Idaho: near Weiser, 

Idaho. Ball, 1931, 118, 147; Claiborne and Jackson, Tex Oliver, 1934, 15; 

Mascall: Tipton and Austin, Oreg R. W. Brown, 1935, 573, pi. 67, f. 1, 2, 10; 

Latah: Republic, Wash.; Potlatch Creek, Idaho. 1937, 168, pi. 45, f. 25; Mascall : Tipton, Oreg. LaMotte, 1936, 111; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe 

Co., Nev.

Sequoia angustifolia Lesquereux, 1873, 372; Elko Station, Nev. 1878, 77, pi. 7, 

f. 6-10. 1883, 240, pi. 1, f. 5; Elko Station, Nev.; Corral Hollow, Calif. 

Knowlton, 1900d, 39 ; Coal Creek, Oreg. 1902, 24 ; Mascall: Van. Horn's Ranch, 

John Day Basin, Oreg. Penhallow, 1908a, 88; Quilchena, Similkameen, Horsefly and Tulameen Rivers, British Columbia.

NOTE. Seward & Conway, 1935, 12, refer certain specimens ,to v Sequoiitea 

langadorfli, q. v.

Sequoia, langsdorfii (Brongniart) Heer (part)=Elatocladus smittiana (Heer)

Seward. , , c 

Sequoia cf. langsdorfii (Brongniart) Heer. Wilson, 1917,. 300; HazeltonAldermere Area, British Columbia. , , 

Sequoia magnifica Knowlton.QRead, 1930b, 14, pi. 1, f. 1-6; pi. 4, f. 6; pi. 5,

f. 5; pi. 6, f. 1; Lamar Flora : Specimen Ridge; Fossil Forest; Yancey Forest;

Crescent Hill, Yellowstone Nat. Park. 

Oupressinoxylon eutreron Felix.[]

Sequoia minor Velenovsky.dBer.ry, 1920e, 398; Black Creek: North Carolina.

Sequoia nordenskibldii Heer.DPenhallow, 1906a, 390a; Diamond Vale Company, Quilchena, British Columbia. Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaleen: Matanuska 

River below Moose Creek; Eska Creek, Alaska. Berry, 1930f, 63, 64; Estevan: 

southern Alberta ; Ravenscrag : southern Alberta. 1934a, 129; Lance: Jump 

Oft, Harding Co., S. Dak. 1935,18; Whitemud: Loc! 7, 30; Middle Ravenscrag: 

Loc. 2, 13, 38, P 3-30, P 12-30; Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. P 6-30; Estevan: 

Sec. 16, T 7, R 29 W, 3rd M, southern Saskatchewan.

Sequoia nordenskioldii, Lesquereux not Heer=Glyptostrobus europaeus 

(Brpngniart) Heer.

Sequoia oblongifolia Jennings, 1920, 400, pi. 23, f. 1, la; Missoula, Mont.

Sequoia obovata Knowlton.QHollick, 1930, 58, pi. 25, f. 10-42; pi. 29, f. 2b; 

Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

Sequoia reichenbachii (Geinitz) HeerOWhite, 1898, 347, 350, 352, 353; Kook, 

Kaersuk, Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. Berry, 1913a, 570; 

Tuscaloosa: near Inka, Miss.; near Cottondale; Snow Plantation; Whites Bluff, 

Ala. I920e, 398; Black Creek: North Carolina. 1929J, 133; Frontier: near 

Lander, Wyo. Wilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Pimainus Hills north of Spence 

Bridge, Thomson River, British Columbia. Gress, 1922, 286; Dakota: Jack 

Creek Canyon, Madison Mountain, Mont. Knowlton, 1922, 114, pi. 20, f. 1, 2; 

Laramie: Boulder Co., Colo.; Mt. Carbon, Morrison, Colo.; Crow Creek near 

Greeley, Colo. Hollick, 1930, 57, pi. 22, f. 3-5; pi. 27, f. 4; Wolverine Mt.; 

Rampart-Tenana district; Melozi, Nulato: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Sequoia, reiclienbacM, Hollick not (Geinitz) Heer, 1892a=Cyparissidium gracile 

(Heer) Heer.

Sequoia, reicheribtichi (Geinitz) Heer (part)=Sequoiites concinna (Heer) 

Seward.

Sequoia cf. reichenbachi (Geinitz), Heer. Nathorst, 1893, 52, text-f. 4-5; 

Tlaxiaco, Oaxaca, Mexico.

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Sequoia rigida HeerO ?Hollick, 1930, 58, pi. 19, f. 7a ; pi. 25, f. 7; Chignik: 

Alaska Peninsula ; Melozi : Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Sequoia subirtata Fontaine not Heer.QWhite, 1898, 347 ; Kook, Nugsuak Pen., 

west Greenland.

Sequoia rigida Heer (part)=Elatocladus smittiana (Heer) Seward.

Sequoia rigida spinafolia Hollick, 1930, 58, pi. 22, f . 1, 2 ; Kaltag : Lower Yukon,

Alaska.

Sequoia schmittiana Heer=Elatocladus smittiana (Heer) Seward. 

Sequoia sempervirens EndlicherOMason, 1927, 153 ; Petrified Forest, Oalistoga,

Calif. ; Merced : Mussel Rock, 6 mi. south of San Francisco, Calif. ; Berkeley

Hills, Contra Costa Co., Calif. Chaney & Mason, 1933a, 57 ; Pleistocene : Carpin teria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif. Webber in Chaney & Mason, 1933a, 68;

Pleistocene : Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif. 

Sequoia smittiana Heer=Elatocladus smittiana (Heer) Seward; 

Sequoia spinosa NewberryOHollick, 1936, 48 ; Cook Inlet, Alaska. 

Sequoia subulata Heer (part)=Elatocladus subulata (Heer) Seward. 

f Sequoia subwlata Heer (part)=Sequoiites concinna (Heer) Seward. 

Sequoia subulata Fontaine not Heer=Sequoia rigida Heer. 

Sequoia sp. (cones) Hollick, 3930, 59, pi. 20, f. 8, 9; pi. 23, f. 1-10; Melozi, Nulato,

Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Sequoia? sp. Knowlton, 1926, 27; Latah : Spokane and near Medical Lake, Wash. 

Sequoia sp. (cone) Knowlton, 1904.nHollick, 1936, 48; Kukak Bay, Alaska

1 Peninsula.

Sequoia n. sp. Lesquereux, 1884, 12 ; near New Ulm, Minn. 

Sequoia sp. Wilson, 1914a, 322 ; Edmonton : Wigmore Ferry, Red Deer River,

Alberta. . Sequoia sp. Wilson, 1916, 206 ; Sheep Creek, Yukon Terr. 

Sequoia sp. Wilson, 1916, 207 ; Sheep Creek, Yukon Terr. 

Sequoia sp. ? Wilson, 1916, 207 ; Granite Creek, Yukon Terr. 

SEQUOIITES Brongniart. 

Sequoiites concinna (Heer) Seward, 1926, 102, pi. 9, f. 69, 72, 73, 79, 80. Bell,

1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River, British Columbia. Seward & Conway,

1935a, 15, pi. 4, f. 18, 21 ; Ujaragsugssuk, west Greenland.

Sequoia concinna Heer, 1883, 13 pi. 49, f. 8 ; pi. 5O, f. Ib ; pi. 51, f. 2-10 ; pi. 52, 

f. 2, 3 ;- pi. 53, f. ib.DWhite, 1898, 362 ; Patoot, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. Hollick, 1930, 57, pi. 22, f. 6-8 ; pi. 27, f. 1-3 ; Melozi : Lower Yukon ; 

Kaltag : Lower Yukon, Alaska,

Sequoia fastigiata (Sternberg)' Heer (part), 1874a, pi. 27, f. 6. 1882, pi. 3, f. 9; 

pi. 41, f. 4a, 5. White, 1898, 353; Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. Berry, 1913a, 573 ; Tuscaloosa : Snow Plantation, Ala. Hollick, 1930, 

57, pi. 21, f. 1-4 ; Melozi, Kaltag : Lower Yukon. Alaska.

Sequoia reichenbachi (GeinitK) Heer (part), ises, pi. 28, t. 2. 

subulata Heer (part), 1874a, pi. 34, f. la.

SequoSJtes langsdorfii Seward & Conway, 1935, 12, pi. 1, f . 5, 9, 1O ; Kingigtok

and Kagdlunguak, West Greenland.

NOTE- It does not appear advisable to transfer all North American Citations

Of Sequoia- langsdorfii to Sequoiites nor does it appear to be the intention of 

 Seward and Conway to so do.

SEQUOIOXYLON Torrey, 1923, 74. ?Genotype: 8. mmtanme Torrey. 

Sequoioxylon burgessii (Penhallow) Torrey, 1923, 79, pi. 11, f. 32; pi. 12, f. 

33-36 ; Laramie : Colorado Springs, Colo.

Sequoia lurgessli Penhallow.D 

Cupressoipylon sp. A, Dawson.n
CATALOGUE 289i

Sequoioxylon dakotense Torrey, 1923, 77, pi. 10, f. 24; pi. 11, f. 25-28; Laramie:

Wilton, N. Dak. 

Sequoioxylon laramense Torrey, 1923, 78, pi. 11, f. 29-31; Laramie: Plentywood,

Mont. . 

Sequoioxylon montanense Torrey, 1923, 74, pi. 10, f. 19-23; Laramie: Culbertson, N. Dak. 

Sequoioxylon pearsallii Andrews, 1936, 440, text-f. 1; pi. 20, f. 1-5; pi. 21, f.

6-9; Florissant: near Florissant, Colo. 

SERENOA Hooker filius.DNo<§, 1936a, 451. 

SERENOPSIS Hollick.GNo6, 1936a, 451.

Sideroxylon aequale Hollick, 1928, 221, pi. 84, f. 5 (6?) ; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Sideroxylon mastichodendroides Berry, 1925a, 124, pi. 13, f. 4-8; Forest:

Trinidad, British West Indies. 

SILENE Linne. 

Silene acaulis Linne". Chaney & Mason, 1936c, IS', text-f. 38, 41; Pleistocene:

head of Goldstream, near Fairbanks, Alaska. 

Silene sp. Chaney & Mason, 1936c, 13, text-f. 11, 37, 39, 40; Pleistocene: head of

Goldstream, Buried Forest, near Fairbanks, Alaska.

Silene sp. Potbury, 1932, 35, pi. 4, f. 4; San Bruno: San Mateo Co., Calif. 

Simaruba eocenica Berry.QBerry, 1930, 93, pi. 22, f. 7; pi. 29, f. 6; Holly

Springs: Bolivar, Hardeman Co., Tenn.

Simaruba haitensis.Berry, 1922, 6, pi. 1, f. 8; Artibonite Group: Haiti. 

Simaruba veracruziana Berry, 1923b, 16, pi. 7, f. 6; San Jose" del Carmen, Vera

Cruz, Mexico.

SIMARUBITES Berry, 1930, 93. Genotype: S. eocenicus Berry. 

Simarubites eocenicus Berry, 1930, 94, pi. 44, f. 15, 16; Holly Springs: La

Grange, Fayette Co., Tenn. 

SIPARUNA Aublet.

Siparuna ovalis Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 71, pi. 15, f. 2-4; Fisher: Goshen, Oreg. 

Siparuna standleyi Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 71, pi. 16, f. 2-5; Fisher, Goshen,

Oreg.

SMILACIPITES Wodehouse, 1933a, 499. Genotype: S. ecMnatus Wodehouse. 

Smilacipites echinatus Wodehouse, 1933a, 500; f. 27; Green River: Parachute

Creek, Garfleld Co., Colo. 

Smilacipites herbaceoides Wodehouse, 1933a, 500, f. 26; Green River: Parachute

Creek, Garfleld Co., Colo. 

Smilacipites molloides Wodehouse, 1933a, 500, f. 25; Green River: Parachute

Creek, Garfield Co., Colo.

Smilax? coloradensis Knowlton.DBerry, 1929J, 130; Frontier: near Cumberland, Wyo. 

Smilax fayettensis Berry, 1924, 147, pi. 61, f. 1, 2; Fayette: near Millican,

Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 148, pi. 24, f. 4, 5; Fayette: near Millican, Brazos

Co., Tex. 

Smilax goshenensis Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 64, pi. 4, f. 1, 3; pi. 39, f. 3a;

Fisher: Gosheu, Oreg. Potbury, 1935/ 62; La Porte, Plumas Co., Calif. 

Smilax grandifolia-cretacea Lesquereux=Phyllites grandifolius-cretaceus (Lesquereux) Berry.

Smilax herendeenensis Hollick, 1930, 61, pi. 7, f. 7; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula. 

Smilax? inquirenda Knowlton.dKnowlton, 1922, 118, pi. 4, f. 5; Laramie: 

Popes Bluff, Pikeview, Colo. Berry, 1935, 23; WhitemucT: Loc. P 5-30, southern 

Saskatchewan. .

Smilax lamarensis KnowltonOBerry, 1929f, 240, pi. 63, f. 15; Latah: Spokane, 

Wash. 1934, 105, pi. 19, f. 7; Latah: 3.8 mi. east of Whife Bird, Idaho Co., 

Idaho. MacGinitie, 1937, 133, Weaverville: Redding Creek, Trinity Co., Calif.
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Smilax magna Chaney, 1920a, 161, pi. 6, f. 1; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co.,

Oreg. MacGinitie, 1933, 49; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. 

Brown, R. W., 1937, 168, pi. 46; f. 15; Latah: Spokane, Wash.; White Bird,

Idaho.

Aristotochia w/hitebirdensis Ashlee, 1932, 78, pi. 1, f. 3; Latah: White Bird, Idaho. 

Smilax praelaurifolia Ashlee, 1932, 82, pi. 2, f. 18; Latah: Elk River district,

Idaho. 

Smilax reticulata Heer, 1869, Beitrage zur Naturkunde, Preussens, no. 2, 62,

pi. 16, f. 4, 5, Konigsberg. Hollick, 1936, 58, pi. 22, f. 1; south bank Yukon

River above Rampart, Alaska. 

Smilax wilcoxensis Berry, 1930, 57, pi. 10, f. 3; Holly Springs: La Grange.

Fayette Co., Tenn.

Smilax? sp. Berry, 1927, 24; Pleistocene: Henry Co., Tenn. 

Smilax sp. Dorf, 1930, 74, pi. 6, f. 7; Petrified Forest, near Calistoga, Calif. 

Solanites crassus Berry, 1930, 131, pi. 25, f. 34-36; Holly Springs: Mill Creek,

Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Solanites pusillus Berry, 1930, 132, pi. 48, f. 21-23; Holly Springs: Grable Pit,

Henry Co., Tenn.; La Grange, Fayette Co., Tenn. 

Solanites sarrachaformis Berry, 1930, 131, pi. 25, f. 31; Holly Springs: Mill

Creek, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

SOLIDAGO (Vaillant) Linn<§.

Solidago praeconcinna Cockerell, 1933a, 72,. text-f.; Creede: near Creede, Colo. 

Sophora alexanderi Knowlton=Sophora spokanensis Knowlton. 

Sophora balli Berry, 1924, 65, pi. 43, f. 4; Yegua: Rock Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Ball, 1931, 155, pi. 27, f. 7; Jackson?: Rock Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. 

Sophora claiborniana Berry.DBerry, 1924, 64, 171, pi. 10, f. 9, 10; pi. 34, f. 1-3;

Lisbon: Newton, Newton Co., Miss.; 171, pi. 34, f. 1-3; Barnwell: Columbia Co.,

Ga.; near Gibson, Glascock Co., Ga.; Fayette: near Miraflores, Webb Co.,

Tex. Ball, 1931, 123,155, pi. 22, f. 10, 11; Indio: southwestern Texas; Fayette:

Miraflores, Webb Co.; Alum Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.

Sophora coloradensis Knowlton=Leguminosites lesquereuxiana Knowlton. 

Sophora cookei Berry, 1921a, 121, pi. 21, f. 12; Azua district, Santo Domingo.

Sophora mucronata Berry.DBerry, 1930, 86, pi. 32, f. 1-3; pi. 44, f. 24; Holly 

Springs: Bolivar, Hardeman Co.; Grable Pit and Puryear, Henry Co., Tenn.

Sophora multiformis Hollick, 1936, 129, pi. 72, f. 1, 2, 7, 9, 9a, 10, lla, 12, 13; 

Drew's Mine, north bank Yukon River, central Yukon region, Alaska.

Sophora puryearensis Berry .QKnowlton, 1930, 98, pi. 45, f. 8; Dawson: Ramah, 

Colo.

Sophora repandifolia Berry JZlBall, 1931, 82; Wilcox: Freestone Co., Tex. 

Potbury, 1935, 71, pi. 8, f. 3; La Porte, Plumas Co., Calif.

Sophora richardsoni Knowlton, 1930, 97, pi. 45, f. 7; Dawson: Mosby, Colo. 

Sophora spokanensis Knowlton, 1926, 44, pi. 28, f. 6; Latafc: Spokane, Wash. 

Berry, 1929f, 253, pi. 56, f. 5, 6; Latah: Spokane, Wash 1931a, 34; Latah: 

Grand Coulee, Wash. 1934,116; Latah: near White Bird ;.near Juliaetta, Idaho.

Sophora alexanderi Knowlton, 1926, 43, pi. 28, f. 3-5; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, 

Idaho. Berry, 1929f, 253, pi. 56, f. 2, 3; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; SpoRane, Wasn. losia, 34 ; Latan : Grand Coulee, Wasti. 1934, 11Q ; LataQ :

White Bird; Edwards Ranch: Stanley Hill, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. 

Cassia idaUoensis, Berry not Knowlton, 1929H, 252, pi. 55, f. 2, 3; Latah: Vera

and Spokane, ^Wash. 1934, 114; Latah: near White Bird, Idaho. 

Cassia sophoroides, Berry not Knowlton, 1929f, 253, pi. 56, f. 1; Latah: Coeur

d'Alene, Idaho; Spokane, Wash. 1934, 114; Latah : near White Bird, near

Juliaetta, Idaho. MacGinitie, 1937, 142, pi. 7, f. 4, 5 ; Weaverville: Hyampom,

Trinity Co., Calif.
CATALOGUE 291

Sophora spokanensis Continued.

Salix dayana Knowlton (part), 1926, 32, pi. 12, f. 2 only; Latah: Spokane,

Wash. 

Quercus treleasii Berry, 1929f, 247, pi. 52, f. 1-3; Latah : Vera and Spokane,

Wash. 1931a, 37 ; Latah : Grand Coulee, Wash. 1932a, 40; Ballantyne Ranch,

Malheur Co., Oreg. 1934, 110; Latah : east of White Bird, Idaho. Hoffman,

1932, 737 ; Douglas Canyon, Wash.

Sophora? suspecta Hollick, 1924, 304, pi. 10, f. 3; Collazo: Collazo River, Porto

Rico. 1928, 208, pi. 69, f. 7; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Sophora wilcoxiana Berry.DBerry, 1924, 65, 171, pi. 10, f. 11; Yegua; Nevils

Prairie, Houston Co., Tex.; Barnwell: near Gibson, Glascock Co., Ga. Ball,

1931, 82, 123, pi. 22,*f. 9; Indio: Dimmitt and Webb Cos., Tex.; Yegua: Nevils

Prairie, Houston Co., Tex. 

SORBUS (Tournefort) LinneMUSee also PYRUS (Tournefort) Linn<5 and

PIRUS Hall.

Sorbus alaskana Hollick, 1930, 97, pi. 74, f. 1; CMgnik: Alaska Peninsula. 

Sorbus alvordensis MacGinitie, 1933, 57, pi. 9, f. 4; Trout Creek: Trout Creek,

Harney Co., Oreg.

Sorbus chaneyi LaMotte=Fagus washoensis LaMotte.

Sorbus decorafolia Berry, 1926d, 111, pi. 19, f. 2; Joseph Creek, British Columbia. 

SOROSACCUS Harris, 1935, 145. Genotype: S. graoilis Harris. 

Sorosaccus gracilis Harris, 1985, 145, pi. 24, f. 3-7, 11, 12; pi. 28, f. 11; text-f.

50e, f, h; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Sorosaccus minor Harris, 1935, 146, pi. 27, f. 2; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby

Sound, east Greenland. 

Sparganium antiquum (Newberry) Berry, 1924h, 346, f. 1-7; near Lander, Wind

River Basin, Wyo. 1930d, 64, pi. 8, f. 5, text-f. 5; so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River Basin, Wyo. Brown, R. W., 1934, 53; Green River: as cited

in other papers.

Brasenia "lantiqva Newberry.D ?HolHck, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon; Matanuska River 

below, Moose Creek, Alaska. Knowlton, 1923, 163; Green River: Green 

River, Wyo.

Pontederites hesperia. Knowlton, 1923, 154, pi. 36, f. 6; Green River: Greasewood Creek, Rio Blanco Co., Colo.

Pontederites thecoides Hollick, 1929, 94, pi. 2, f. 1; Green River (Bridger part) : 

De Beque, Colo.

Sparganium aspensis R. W. Brown, 1933, 4, pi. 2, f. 2; Aspen: southwest Wyoming.

Sparffanium cretaceum Heer, 1874a, 105, pi. 28, f. 12; West Greenland. Seward, 

1925, 245. Probably not Sparganium fruits, may be cones of conifers.

Sparganium eocenicum R. W. Brown, 1929, 282, pi. 71, f. 1; Green River: northwest of De Beque, Colo.

Sparganium eurycarpum Engelmann. Berry, 1924a, 16, pi. 1, f. 26; Pleistocene 

Washington, D. C. Potbury, 1932, 32, pi. 3, f. 5; San Bruno: San Mateo Co., 

Calif.

Sparganium praesimplex LaMotte, 1936, 113-114, pi. 5, f. 8; Upper Cedarville: 

49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev.

Sparganium stygium Heer.QBerry, 1935, 22; Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. 32, 

southern Saskatchewan.

Sparganium sp. Berry, 1926b, 106; Chowan: Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. C.

Sparganium? sp. Berry, 1930, 54, pi. 8, f. 1; Holly Springs: Puryear, Henry 

Co., Tenn.

Sparganium sp. Heer, 1868a, 66. Hollick, 1936, 53; Ninilchik River, Kenai 

Peninsula, Alaska.
292 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Spathyema? nevadensis Knowlton=Nymphaeites nevadensis (Knowlton) R. W. 

, Brown.

SPERMATITES Miner, 1935, 597. Genotype: 8. elongatus Miner. 

Spermatites arcuatus Miner, 1935, 598; Disko Isl., West Greenland. 

Spermatites ellipticus Miner, 1935, 599; Disko Isl., West Greenland. 

Spermatites elongatus Miner, 1935, 597; Disko Isl., West Greenland. 

Spermatites nanus Miner, 1935, 598; Disko Isl., West Greenland. 

Spermatites orbicularis Miner, 19S5, 598; Disko Isl., West Greenland. 

Spermatites ovatus Miner, 1935, 598; Disko Isl., West Greenland. 

Spermatites pylophorus tMiner, 1935, 599; Disko Isl., West Greenland. 

SPHAERALCEA A. St. Hilaire. 

Sphaeralcea ambigua Gray. Laudermilk & Munz, 1934a, 37; Pleistocene?:

Gypsum Cave, near Las Vegas, Nev. 

Sphaerites claibornensis BerryOBerry, 1924, 140; Barnwell: Grovetown,

Columbia Co., and near Macon, Twiggs Co., Ga Ball, 1931, 145; Fayette:

Alum Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.

Sphaerites gloeosporoides Ball, 1931, 31, pi. 46, f. 3: Indio: Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Sphaerites myricae (Lesquereux) Meschinelli=Sphaerites, species of, R. W.

Brown. ' 

Sphaerites, species of, R. W. Brown, 1934, 51; Green River.

Spherta, myricae Lesquereux, 1873, 390. 1878, 34, pi. 1, f. 4; Green River : Green 

River Station, Wyo.; Post Laramie : Black Buttes, Wyo.

Sphaerites myricae (Lesquereux) Meschinelli.QKnowlton, 1923, 149; Green River: 

Green River, Wyo.

Oaenomyces eucalyptae Knowlton, 1923, 148, pi. 36, f. 8, 9; Green River: Cathedral Bluff, Rio Blanco Co., Colo.

Caenomyces sapindioola Knowlton, 1923, 148, pi. 36, f. 10; Green River: Smith 

Ranch, Greasewood Creek, 40 mi. southeast of Meeker, Colo.

Caenomyces planerae R. W. Brown, 1929, 281; Green River: northwest of 

De Beque, Colo.

SPHAEROSTROBUS Harris, 1935, 143. Genotype: S. clandestinus Harris. 

Sphaerostrobus clandestinus Harris, 1935, 143, pi. 29, f. 1-4, 6, 11; text-f. 50c, d;

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Sphagnum sp. Meehan, 1899, 281; Pleistocene: Port Kennedy, Penna. 

Sphenolepidium dentifolium Fontaine=Pagiophyllum ambiguum (Heer) Seward. 

.Sphenolepidium recurvifolium Fontaine=Pagiophyllum ambiguum (Heer)

Seward. 

JSphenolepidium sternberglanum (Dunker) Heer=Sphenolepis sternbergiana

(Dunker) Schenk. 

Sphenolepidium sternbergianum ttensifottum Fontaine (part )= Sphenolepis

sternbergiana (Dunker) Schenk. 

Sphenolepidium sp. Wilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Pimainus Hills, north of

Spence Bridge, Thomson River, British Columbia. 

Sphenolepis kurriana (Dunker) SchenkJOBerry, 1911a, 432, pi. 74, f. 2, 3;

Fatx^cnt: New Reservoir, Ivy City, D. C.; Fredericksburg, Potomac Run; 

. Trents Reacn; Dutch Gap; Loi-to^ ; coekpit Point . Kankey's, Va.; Arundel:

Bay View; Arlington, Md; PatapSCO: Federal Hiu; vinegar urn, Ma. : near

BrOOkS, 72-mile post; Mt. Vemon; Hell Hole, Vfl. 

Sphenolepis sternbergiana (Dunker) Sdienk, 1871, Palaeont., vol. 19, 243, D].

37, I. 8> ij P1' 38' f- 8-18. OBerry, IQlla, 435, pi. 75, f. 1, 2 J PatUXGDt | FreflGficksburg; Lorton; Potomac Sun ,' AlUffl FOlllt j 9ockpit Point : woodbridge, Va.; 

Arundel: Langdon, D. C.; Hanover; Tiptop; Soper Hill, Md.; PaiapgCO.' GfajS 

Hill; Fort Foot; Stump Neck, Md.; Mt. Vernon; White House Bluff; Hell Hole; 

Chinkapin Hollow; 72-mile post; Dumphries Landing; near Widewater; Aquia
CATALOGUE ' 293

Sphenolepis sternbergiana Continued.

Creek, Va. 1911d, 293. 1929k, 52; Lower Blairmore: southwest Alberta. 

Hollick, 1930, 60, pi. 25, f. 1-6; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Muscites sterribergianus Bunker, 1846, Mon. Norddeutsch. Weald-Bild., 20, pi.

" 7, f. 10. 

Sphenolepiddum sterribergianum Heer.nWard, 1895, 359, pi. 3, f. 1; Knowlton,

I908f, 386.

Sphenolepidium sterribergianum densifolium Fontaine (part), 1889, 261, pi. 118, 

 ' £ 7; pi. 121, f. 5, 7, 9 ; pi. 125, f. 2; pi. 129, f. 3; pi. 130, f. 1, 3; pi. 132, f. 4 

o 1893, 268, pi. 36, f. 10. 1906b, 507, 524, 546, pi. 109, f. 8, 9; pi. 112, f. 1, 10; 

pi. 115, f. 1.

Sphenolepis sp. Berry, 19S2h, 209; Bull Head Mt. (Gethring member) : Peace

River Valley, British Columbia.

SPHENOPTERIS BrongniartDSeward, 1926, 82, discussion. 

Sphenopteris affinis Wieland, 1914, 128, pi. 44, f. 1; Liassic: Mixteca Alta,

Oaxaca, Mexico.

Sphenopteris baieraformis Nathorst=Ginkgoites minuta (Nathorst) Harris. 

Sphenopteris (Gymnogramme?) blomstrandi Heer=Dennstaedtia blomstrandi

(Heer) Hollick.

Sphenopteris blomstrandi Heer=Dennstaedtia americana Knowlton. 

Sphenopteris dentata (Velenovsky) Seward, 1926, 85, pi. 7, f. 39, 39a; Nugsuak, 

West Greenland.

Kirchnera ddntata Velenovsky, 1888, Abh. K. Bobm., Ges. Wiss. Ser. 7, vol. 2,

16, pi. 2, f. 12-16. . Onychiopsis latilol)a (Fontaine) Berry.G

Sphenopteris eocenica Ettingshausen=Dryopteris lakesii (Lesquereux) Knowlton. 

Sphenopteris fragilis Heer. ?White, 1898, 353; Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen.,

west Greenland. 

Sphenopteris gervilloides Heer=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) johnstrupi (Heer)

Seward. 

Sphenopteris goepperti Schenk=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides

(Stokes &Webb) Halle. 

Sphenopteris groenlandica (Heer, part) Seward & Conway, 1935a, 7, pi. 4, f. 17;

Patoot: west Greenland.

Dicksoniana groenlandica Heer.QBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill; 

Snow Plantation, Ala.

Sphenopteris (Aspleniumf) johnstrupi Heer (part )= Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) johnstrupi (Heer) Seward. n 

Sphenopteris -(Asplenmm?) johnstrupi Heer=Asplenium johnstrupi (Heer)

Heer (part)

Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) johnstrupi (Heer) Seward, 1926, 84, pi. 7, 1 33; 

pi. 10, f. 105, 106; Upernivik Isl., Nugsuak, west Greenland. Seward & Conway, 1935a, 7; Kook: west Greenland.

Sphenopteris (Aspleniumf) johnstrupi Heer (part), 1868, 78, pi. 43, f. 7.

Jeanpaulia lepida Heer (part), 1874, pi. 2. .

f Sphenopteris gervilloides Heer, 1874a, 34, pi. 11, f. 10-11. Wblte, 1890, 97, pi. 2,

f. 1; Martha's Vineyard, Mass. 

DicJcsonia groenlandica Heer.Q

Sphenopteris jb'rgenseni (Heer) Seward, 1926, 86; Nugsuak, Disko Is!., west 

Greenland.

Phegopteris jorgenseni Heer, 1882, 32, pi. 30, f. 1-3.

Phcgopteris Jcomerupi Heer, 1883, 3, pi. 49, f. 3.

Raphaelia neuropteroides (Debey & Ettingshausen) Heer, 1883, 6, pi. 60, t. B. 

Berry, 1925, 26, pi. 1, f. 8; Ripley : Henry and Carroll Cos., Tenn. 1928f, 443,

pi. 11, f. 5 ; Ripley : Carroll Co., Tenn. 

Pheg/opteris grothiana Heer.Q
294 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OP NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 7

Sphenopteris lakesii Lesquereux=Dryopteris lakesii (Lesquereux) Knowlton.

Sphenopteris latiloba Fontaine=Sphenopteris dentata (Velenovsky) Seward.

Sphenopteris lepida Heer. White, 1898, 347; Kook, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland.

Sphenopteris mantelli Brongniart=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides 

(Stokes & Webb) Halle.

Sphenopteris membranucea, Lesquereux=Dryopteris lakesii (Lesquereux) 

Knowlton.

Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides (Stokes & Webb) Halle, 1913, K. 

Svenska Vet-Akad. Handl., vol, 51, no. 3, 29, pi. 2, f. 9, 10. Seward, 1926, 82, 

pi. 7, f. 36, 37, 42, 44-47; Upernivik Isl., Nugsuak, west Greenland.

Hymenopteris psilotoides Stokes & Webb.Q

Sphenopteris gcepperti Schenk (part).D

Asplenium foersteri Debey & Ettingshausen.DHeer, 1874a, 93, pi. 26, f. 1. 

Hollick, 1930, 38, pi. 1, f. 3-5; Yukon River, north bank 6 mi. above Nahochatilton, Alaska.

Asplenium johnstrupi Heer (part), 1874a, 32, pi. 1, f. 6, 7.

Asplenium nordenskioldi Heer, 1874a, 33, pi. 2, f. 17a, b.

Dicksonia johnstrupi Heer, 1882, 1 pi. 2. White, 1898, 353; Ujarartorsuak, 

Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland.

Asplenium dicksonianum Heer.DHeer, 1882, 3, 33, pi. 2, f. 2; pi. 32, f. 1-8. 

White 1898, 350, 353; Kaersut, Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. Berry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: Shirleys Mill, Ala. ?Wilson, 1917, 

301; Bankhead Coal Mine, Alberta; northeast of Anthracite Station; south 

of Pocahontas, Alberta. Berry, 1922d, 207; Cheyenne: near Belvidere, Kiowa 

Co., Kans. 19291, 57 ; Upper Blairmore : southwest Alberta.

Asplenium pingelianum Heer, 1882, 4, pi. 48, f. 9.

Asplenium puilaskense Heer, 1883, 53, pi. 107, f. 4a.

Aspidium oerstedi, Lesquereux not Heer (part).Q

Sphenopteris mantelli Brongniart.n

Thyrsopteris alata Fontaine.Q

Thyrsopteris angustifolia Fontaine.Q

Thyrsopteris angustiloba Fontaine.Q

Thyrsopteris "bella, Foutaine.Q

Thyrsopteris decurrens Fontaine.Q

Thyrsopteris densifolia Fontaine.D

Thyrsopteris dentifolia Fontaine.Q

Thyrsopteris distans Fontaine.Q

Thyrsopteris elliptica Fontaine.Q

Thyrsopteris inaeqtiipinnata Fontaine.Q

Thyrsopteris insignia Fontaine.Q

Thyrsopteris insignis angustipennis Fontaine.D

Thyrsopteris meeklana angustiloba Fontaine.n

Thyrsopteris micrololta, Fontaine.C]

Thyrsopteris microloba alata Fontaine.Q

Thyrsopteris microphylla Fontaine.Q

Thyrsopteris pachyrachis Fontaine.D

Thyrsopteris pinnatifida Fontaine.Q

Thyrsopteris rarincrvis Fontaine.D

Thyrsopteris rhomifolia Fontaine.Q

Thyrsopteris rhombiloba Fontaine.Q 

Thyrsoptersi varians Fontaine.Q

Thyrsopteris virginica Fontaine.Q

QnycUmis mantelli (Brongniart) Nathorst, 1890, Denks. K. Akad. Wiss, Wien.,

vol. 57, 15. Seward, 1894, Cat. Mesozoic Pis. Brit. Mus., Wealden Fl. pt. 1,

41, pi. 2, f. l; pi. 3, f. 1-4. 

Onychiopsis elongata (Geyl.) Seward, 1894, Cat. Mesozoic Pis. Brit. Mus.,

Wealden Fl., pt. 1, 55, pi. 2, f. 5. 

Onychiopsis goepperti (Schenk) Berry.DBerry, 1920k, 38; Lower Blairmore:

southwest Alberta. 

Onychiopsis psilotoides (Stokes & Webb) . Ward.DBerry, 1929k, 37 ; Kootenai

and Lower Blairmore: southwest Alberta.
CATALOGUE 295

Sphenopteris (Anemia?) stricta (Newberry) Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace

River, British Columbia.

Anemia stricta Newberry.D 

Sphenopteris cf. williamsoni Wieland, 1913, 266; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca,

Mexico. 

Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) n. sp. Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River,

British Columbia. 

Sphenopteris sp. cf. Coniopteris Seward & Conway, 1935a, 7, text-f. 1; Igdlokunguak: west Greenland.

Sphenozamites? grandis Newberry, 1888a, 347; near San Juancito, Honduras. 

Sphenozamites oblanceolatus PenhallowOPenhallow, 1906a, S91a; Red Deer

River Valley, mouth of Blind Man River, Northwest Territories. 

Sphenozamites robustus Newberry, 1888a, 347, pi. 8, f. 12-14; near San Juancito,

Honduras. 

Sphenozamites iogersianus FontaineOHumphreys, 1916, 57, pi. 170; San

Juancito, Honduras. 

Sphenozamites sp. Lozano, 1916, 28, pi. 9, f. 10; Liassic: Huauchinango, Puebla,

Mexico.

Spheria myricae Lesquereux=Sphaerites, species of, R. W. Brown. 

Spiraea andersoni Heer.QHollick, 1936, 124; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula,

Alaska.

Spiraea weaveri Hollick, 1936, 124, pi. 70, f. 7; Kachemak Bay Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. 

Spiraea sp. Heer, 1868a, 65. Hollick, 1936, 125; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula,

Alaska. 

Spiraea? sp. MacGinitie, 1933, 56, pi. 9, f. 1; Trout Creek: Trout Creek, Harney

Co., Oreg. 

Spirodela scutata DawsonQBerry, 1935, 23; -Middle Ravenscrag: Loc. 10, 13,

P 10-30, southern Saskatchewan. 

SPONDIAS Linn<§. 

Spondias lutea Linn<§. Berry, 1934c, 238, text-f. 1-10; Asphalt Pit: Sabanilla

de las Palmas, Matanzas Province, Cuba. 

SPORONITES Miner. 

Sporonites montanensis Miner, 1935, 619, pi.. 24, f. 13-16; Kootenai: Cascade

Co., Mont. 

Sporophylls, Berry, 1930d, 78; so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River Basin,

Wyo.

Ophiogloasum hastatiforme Cockerell, 1924, 19; Green River: Green River, Wyo. 

Danaea coloradensis, Berry not Knowlton, 1924e, 49 ; Green River: Green River,

Wyo.

Xantholithes hastatiformis (Cockerell) Cockerell, 1926, 11; Green River: Green 

River, Wyo.

STACHYOTAXUS Nathorst, 1886, Stockholm Sveriges Geol. Undersokn., ser.

C, no. 85, 98. Harris, 1925, 51; discussion. 

Stachyotaxus elegans Nathorst, 1908, K. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handl. vol. 43, no.

8, 13, pi. 2, f. 1-9, 12-24, 27; pi. 3, f. 10-12. Harris, 1926, 119, pi. 10, f. 2-4;

pi. 12, f. 1, 2, 6; pi. 13, f. 5; text-f..30e, f, i, j; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east

Greenland. 1935, 52, pi. 10, f. 1-3, 6-9, 11, pi. 21, f. 1-3; pi. 27, f. 7, text-f. 23;

Lepidopteris and Thaumatopteris Zones: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Stachyotaams septentrionalis, Hartz not Agardh, 1896, 242, pi. 19, f. 2-4; (5?);

pi. 13, f. 4a; Rhaetic: Cape Stewart, east Greenland. 

Carpolithes septentrionalis (Agardh) Nathorst, 1878, K. Svenska Vet. Akad.

Handl. vol. 16, no. 7, 32, pi. 3, f. 15-17. 

Cyparissidium septentrionale (Agardh) Natborst, 1878, K. Svenslca Vet. Akad.

Handl. vol. 16, no. 7, 29, pi. 4, f. 8-14,
296 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

IStacliyotaxus elegans Nathorst (part)=Stachyotaxus septentrionalis (?not 

Agardh) Nathorst.

Stachyotaxus septentrionalis, Hartz not Agardh=Stach,yotaxus elegans Nathorst.

Stachyotaxus septentrionalis (?not Agardh) Nathorst, 1908, K. Svenska Vet. 

Akad. Handl. vol. 43, no. 8, 71, pi. 3, f. 1-9. Harris, 1935, 56, pi. 9, f, 11, 12, 

14-17; pi. 10, f. 4, 5, 10, 12, 13; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

tStachyotaxus elegans Nathorst (part), 1908, K. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handl. vol. 

43, no. 8, pi. 2, f. 10, 11 only.

STACHYPTERIS Pomel.

Stachypteris inenarrabilis Hollick, 1930, 40, pi. 1, f. 9; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska. 

Staminate aments? Newberry, 1895, 134, pi. 46, f. 23-27; Raritan: South Amboy,

N. J. 

STANGERITES Bornemann, 1856, Ueber Organische Reste der Lettenkohlengruppe Thuringens, Leipzig, 59. Wieland, 1914, 55; discussion. 

Stangerites oaxacense Wieland, 1913, 265; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca,

Mexico. 1914, 57, pi. 40, f. 5; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

STAPHIDIOPHORA Harris, 1935, 114. Genotype: S. secunda Harris. 

Staphidiophora? exile Harris, 1935, 116, pi. 19, f. 9; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby

Sound, east Greenland. 

Staphidiophora secunda Harris, 1935, 114, pi. 8, f. 3, 4, 9, 10, 11; text-f. 45;

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Staphylea? fremonti Knowlton.QBerry, 1929J, 131; Frontier: near Cumberland, 

. Wyo. Brown, R. W., 1933, 9, pi. 1, f. 8; Aspen: southwest Wyoming. ^ 

Staphylea, viridifluminis Hollick=Koelreuteria viridifluminis (Hollick) R. W.

Brown.

STENOMISCHUS Harris, 1935, 144. Genotype: 8. athrous Harris. 

Stenomischus athrous Harris, 1935,144, pi. 24, f. 1, 2, 9,10; text-f. 50j; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

STENOPTERIS Saporta, 1870, Paleont. Francaise, PI. Jurassiques, vol. 1, 290.

Genotype: S. desmomera, Saporta. 

Stenopteris astartensis Harris, 1932, 77, text-f. 32; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby

Sound, East Greenland. 

Stenopteris dinosaurensis Harris, 1932, 75, pi. 8, f. 4; text-f. 31; Thauma'topteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland. 1935, 35, pi. 5, f. 8, 9; text-f. 18;

Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

fBaiera cf. angustilola, Antevs not Heer, 1919, K. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handl., vol. 

59, no. 8.

STENORACHIS Saporta.

gtenoracKis canadensis Berry, 1929k, 45, pi. 7, f. 8-11; Lower JBlairmore: southwest Alberta. 

Sterculia aceroides Knwlton=Mahonia marginata (Lesquereux) Arnold.

Sterculia aperta Lesquereux.QGress, 1922, 316; Dakota: Eiisworth Co., Kans.

Sterculia atwoodi Hollick, 1930,108, pi. 83, f. 6; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Sterculia basiauriculata Hollick, 1930, 108, pi. 83, f. 5; Melozi: Lower Yukon,

Alaska. 

Sterculia coloradensis R. W. Brown, 1929, 290, pi. 74, f. 6, 7; Green River:

northwest of De Beque, Colo. 1937,182, pi. 61, f. 13; Green River: Fossil, Wyo. 

Sterculia drakei Cummings=Sterculia towneri (Lesquereux) Berry. 

Sterculia cf. engleri Kirschner. Chaney, 1921a, 91; Puente: Los Angeles Co.,

Calif.
CATALOGUE 297

Sterculia heterodonta Knowlton, 1930, 116, pi. 50, f. 5; pi. 51, f. 4, 8; Dawson:

east of Colorado Springs, Colo. 

Sterculia knowltoni Berry, 19SO, 108, pi. 46, f. 9, 10; Holly Springs: Paris,

Henry'Co.; Mercer, Madison Co.; Spring Creek, Madison Co., Tenn.; Bell City,

Calloway Co., Ky. 

Sterculia krejeii, Hollick not Velenovsky=Platanophyllum insigne (Heer)

Seward. 

Sterculia labruscoides Berry, 1924, 76, pi. 14, f. 1; Lisbon: Newton, Newton Co.,

Miss.; Yekua; Nevils Prairie, Houston Co., Tex.; Columbia?, Galdwell Parish,

La. Ball, 1931, 125, 162, pi. 22, f. 7; Yegua: Nevils Prairie, Houston Co.;

Catahoula?: Stryker, Polk Co., Tex. 

Sterculia cf. labruscoides Berry, 1924, 182; Catahoula?: Stryker, Polk Co.,

Tex. Ball, 1931, 162, pi. 22, f. 7; Catahoula?: Stryker, Polk Co., Tex. 

Sterculia libbeyi Knowlton, 1930, 117, pi. 53, f. 2; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Sterculia lugubris Lesquefeux.Q?Berry, 1922c, 171, pi. 36, f. 6; Woodbine:

Arthurs Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex. 

Sterculia mucronata Lesquereux.QBerry, 1922d, 218; Cheyenne: near Belvidere,

Kiowa Co., Kans. Gress, 1922, 316: Dakota: Bllsworth Co. and Fort Barker,

Kans. Noe, 1925, 95, pi. 23, f. 1; Dakota: Cimarron Co., Okla. 

Sterculia ovata Potbury, 1935, 76, pi. 10, f. 1; La Porte, Plumas Co., Calif. 

Sterculia puryearensis Berry (part).QBerry, 1930, 109, pi. 24; Grenada:

Grenada, Miss.; Holly Springs: Bolivar, Hardeman'Co.; Puryear, Henry Co.,

Tenn.; Wilcox: Naborton, La.

Sterculia puryearensis Berry (part) = Sterculia wilcoxensis Berry. 

Sterculia reticulata Lesquereux=Aralia formosa Heer. 

Sterculia saportanea Knowlton.QKnowlton, 1930, 117, pi. 53, f. 6; Denver:

Golden, Colo.

Sterculia snourii Lesquereux^Sterculia towneri (Lesquereux) Berry. 

Sterculia snowii f, Hollick not Lesquereux=Platanophyllum insigne (Heer)

Seward. 

Sterculia snowii tennesseensis BerryCBerry, 1925, 73; Ripley: McNairy Co.,

Tenn. 

Sterculia towneri (Lesquereux) Berry, 1922d, 217, pi. 57, f. 1; pi. 60; pi. 61, f. 1;

Cheyenne: Kansas. 1929J, 135; Frontier: near Lander, Wyo.

Aralia towneri Lesquereux.nHollick, 1897c, 132, pi. 14, f. 11, 12.

Sterculia drakei Cummings.n

Sterculia snowii Lesquereux.nGress, 1922, 315; Dakota: Fort Barker and Bllsworth Co., Kans. Nog, 1925, 95, pi. 22 : pi. 24, f. 2 ; Dakota: Cimarron Co., 

Okla.

Araliaephyllum towneri (Lesquereux) Fritel, 1914a, 21.

Araliaephyllum snowii (Lesquereux) Fritel, 1914a, 22.

Sterculia, variabilis, Heer not Saporta=Platanus? newberryana Heer. 

Sterculia wilcoxensis Berry, 1922g, 17, pi. 14, f. 1, 2; pi. 15, f. 3, 4; Lagrange:

Puryear, Henry Co., Tenn.; Wilcox: near Mansfield, De Soto Parish, La.;

Carrizo: Carrizo Springs, Dimmit Co., Tex. 1930, 107, pi. 26; pi. 27, f. 5;

Holly Springs: Pine Top, Hardeman Co., Tenn. Ball, 1931, 94; Wilcox:

Mansfield, La.

Sterculia puryearensis Berry (part), 1916a, pi. 72, f. 3 only.

Sterculia zavalana Berry, 1930, 107, pi. 18, f. 3; Carrizo: La Prior, Zavalla Co.,

Tex. 

Sterculiocarpus coloradensis Berry, 1932, 120, text-f..l, 2; Dawson: Big Sandy

Creek, Colo. 

Sterculiocarpus eocenicus BerryOBerry, 1922g, 17, pi. 15, f.» 5; pi. 16, f. 1;

Wilcox: Mansfield, De Soto Parish, La. Ball, 1931, 95; Wilcox: Mansfield, La.
298 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 7

Sterculiocarpus sphericus Berry, 1930, 109, pi. 25, f. 19; pi. 48, f. 9-14; Holly 

Springs: La Grange, Fayette Co.; Grable and Atkins Pits, Henry Co.; Jackson, 

Madison Co., Tenn.; Grenada: Cottage Grove, Henry Co., Tenn,

Stipa kansasensis Elias, 1932, 344, pi. 28, f. 5a, b, 6-9, 12; Ogallala: Wallace 

Co., Kans.

STORGAARDIA Harris, 1935, 58. Genotype: 8. spectabilis Harris.

Storgaardia spectabilis Harris, 1935, 58, pi. 11, f. 17; pi. 12, f. 7, 8; pi. 16, 

f. 1, 2; text-f. 24-26; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

IProWematicum 3, Antevs, 1919, K. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handl. vol. 59, no. 8, 55, 

pi. 6, f. 24, 25.

STRYCHNOS Linn6.

Strychnos? sp. Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 93, pi. 36, f. 1; Fisher: Goshen, Oreg.

STYLOGYNE A. DeCandolle.

Stylogyne? fragmenta Hollick, 1924, 313, pi 10, f. 6; Collazo: Collazo River,

Porto Rico. 1928, 219, pi. 85, f. 2; Collazo: Collazo Biver, Porto IticQ, 

Styrax crenatus MacGinitie, 1937, 151, pi. 15, f. 4, 5; Weaverville: Redding

Creek, Hay Fork, Trinity Co., Calif.

Styrax curvatus Potbury, 1935, 78, pi. 14, f. 1; La Porte, Plumas Co., Calif. 

Styrax? laramiensis Lesquereux.DKnowlton, 1930, 123, pi. 52, f. 7; Denver:

Golden, Colo. 

Styrax? lehneri Berry, 1925a, 22,, pi. 8, f. 1; Morne 1'enfer beds: Trinidad,

British West Indies. 

SWEDENBORGIA Nathorst, 1870, K. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handl. vol. 14, no.

3, 66. Harris, 1935, 107; discussion. 

Swedenborgia cryptomerioides Nathorst, 1876, K. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handl.

vol. 14, no. 3, 66. Harris, 1935,108, pi. 18, f. 8, 10-18, 21, 22; pi. 19, f. 5-8, 20-22;

Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Swedenborgia major Harris, 1935, 109, pi. 18, f. 19, 20; pi. 19, f. 10-12; text-f.

44a; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Swedenborgia minor Harris, 1935, 109, pi. 19, f. 13, 14, 17; Thaumatopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

SWIETENIA Jacquin.

.Swietenia? sp. Hollick, 1924, 305, pi. 18, f. 1; Santo Domingo. 

SYMPHORICARPOS Dillenius. 

Symphoricarpos albus (LinnS) Blake. Potbury, 1932, 39, pi. 4, f. 2; San Bruno.1

San Mateo Co., Calif. Mason, 1934), 177, pi. 11, f. 8; Tomales: Tomales Bay,

Marin Co., Calif.

Symphoricarpos salmonensis R. W. Brown, 1935, 583, pi. 69, f. 7; Latah:

Salmon, Idaho. 

SYMPLOCOS Jacquin. 

Symplocos oregona Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 93, pi. 37, f. 1, 2, 4, 5; Fisher-.

Goshen, Oreg.

SYRINGA Linne.

Syringa coloradea B. W. Brown, 1934, 64, pi. 10, f. 4; Green River: Uinta Co.,

Wyo.

TABERNAEMONTANA Plumier. 

Tabernaemontana intermedia Potbury, 1935, 78, pi. 13, f. 1, 3, 4; La Porte,

Plumas Co., Calif. 

Taeniopteris arctica (Heer) Seward, 1926, 89, pi, 7, £, 4.0, 11 j tCSt't 10 j

Nugssuak, West Greenland.

Taeniopteris (Oleandra) arctica (Heer) Nathorst, 18.97, K Svenska. Vet. Akad.

Handl., vol. 30, no. 1, 51. 

Oleandrcf arctica Heer.Q
CATALOGUE 299

Taeniopteris (Oleandra) arctica (Heer) Nathorst=Taeniopteris arctica (Heer) 

Seward.

Taeniopteris cf. danaeoides Royle. Wieland, 1913, 266; ' Liassic: Mixteca 

Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 1914, 133, pi. 17, f. 4; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, 

Mexico.

Taeniopteris elegans Newberry, 1876, 147, pi. 8, f. 1; Triassic?: Los Bronces, 

Sonora, Mexico.

Taeniopteris glossopteroides Newberry, 1876, 147, pi. 8, f. 2, 2a; Triassic?: 

Los Bronces, Sonora, Mexico. 1888a, 345; near San Juancito, Honduras.

Taeniopteris groenlandica Harris=Taeniozamites groenlandica (Harris) Harris.

Taeniopteris cf. orovillensis Fontaine. Wilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Pimainus 

Hills, north of Spence Bridge, Thomson River, "British Columbia.

Taeniopteris tenuinervis Braun. Harris, 1932, 34, pi. 3, f. 2; text-f. 20; 

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

Taeniopteris (Zeilleri) tonkinensis Wieland, 1914, 132, pi. 43; Liassic: Mixteca 

Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Taeniopteris vittata Brongniart=Taeniozamites vittata (Brongniart)- Harris.

Taeniopteris cf. vittata Brongniart. Wieland, 1913, 266; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, 

Oaxaca, Mexico. 1914, 131, pi. 15, f. 4; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Taeniopteris zeilleri. Wieland, 1913, 266; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, 

Mexico.

Taeniopteris sp. Berry, 1925, 27, pi. 1, f. 3, 4; Ripley: Henry and Carroll Cos., 

Tenn.

Taeniopteris sp. A, Harris, 1926, 98, pi. 6, f. 3, 5; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, 

East Greenland. 1932, 34; Tbaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

Taeniopteris or Oleandra sp. Wilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Pimainus Hills, north 

of Spence Bridge, Thomson River, British Columbia.

TAENIOXYLON.

Taenioxylon multiradiatum Felix, 1883, Die fossilen Holzer Westindiens, Samml. 

Palaeont. Abb.., Ser. 1, Heft 1, 11, pi. 1, f. 10, 11; pi. 2, f. 10; Antigua, British 

West Indies. Berry, 1918, 30, pi. 14, 15; Bohio, Cucuracha: Gaillard Cut; 

Orbitoid Limestone of David, Panama: Culebra: Culebra, Canal Zone.

TAENIOZAMITES Harris, 1932, 33. 1932a, 34. Genotype: T. vittata (Brongniart) Harris.

Taeniozamites ajorpokensis Harris, 1932a, 39, pi. 4, f. 4, 7, 9; text-f. 15; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

Taeniozamites groenlandica (Harris) Harris, 19S2a, 34, text-f. 13; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

Taeniopteris groenlandica Harris, 1926, 97, pi. 5, f. 1, 2; text-f. 22A-D; Rhaetic: 

Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

Taeniozamites jourdyi (Zeiller) Harris, 1932a, 36, pi. 4, f. 2, 6, 8; text-f. 14,-

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland. 

Taeniozamites vittata (Brongniart) Harris, 1932, 101.

Taeniopteris vittata Brongniart.D

TALISIIPITES Wodehouse, 1933a, 513. Genotype: T. fischeri Wodehouse. 

Talisiipites fischeri Wodehouse, 1933a, 513, f. 46; Green River: Parachute Creek

Garfield Co., Colo.

Taonurus sp. White, 1898, 349; Pagtorfik, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

Tapeinidium? undulatum (Hall) Knowlton.DBerry, 1929j, 130; Frontier: near

Cumberland, Wyo. Bell, 1932, 220; Dun vegan: Peace River, British Columbia. 

TAPIRIRA Aublet. 

Tapirira trinitiana Berry, 1925a, 103, pi. 14, f. 4; Forest: Trinidad, British West

Indies.
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TARAXACUM Linn<§.

Taraxacum ceratophorum (Led.) DeCandolle. Chaney & Mason, 1936c, 17, text-f.

49-54; Pleistocene : head of Goldstream, Buried Forest, near Fairbanks, Alaska. 

Taxites eocenica R. W. Brown, 1929, 282, pi. 70, f. 4; Green River: northwest

of De Beque, Colo.

Taxites microphyllus Heer.DHollick, 1936, 44; Port Graham, Alaska. 

Taxites olriki Heer.C]Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Eska Creek, Lower

Matanuska Valley, Alaska. 1936, 44, pi. 16, f. 2, 6-8; pi. 48, f. 4b; Fairbanks

district; Matanuska River; Kupreanof Isl.; Matanuska Coal Field; Copper

Basin, Alaska.

Taxites pecten Heer=Ptilophyllum sp. Seward. 

Taxites validus Heer. Hollick, 1912a, 49; Chickaloon: Matanuska River below

Moose Creek, Alaska.

Taxites? sp. Berry, 1930, 52, pi. S'6, f. 1-2; Holly Springs: Henry Co., Tenn. 

Taxites sp. A, Harris=Elatocladus lacunosus Harris.

Taxites sp. Hartz, 1896, 243, pi. 17, f. 5; Rhaetic: Cape Stewart, East Greenland. ,

Taxodites europaeus Endlicher=Glyptostrobus europaeus (Brongniart) Heer.

Taxodium crassum Hollick, 1936, 48, pi. 16, f. 9; pi. 64, f. 4b; Anchorage Bay; 

Chignik Bay, Alaska Peninsula; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Isl., southeastern 

Alaska.

Taxodium cuneatum, Dawson not Newberry=Elatocladus smittiana (Heer) 

S'eward.

Taxodium distichum (Linn<§) Richard.dBerry, 1924a, 15, pi. 1, f. 37-42; Pleistocene : Washington, D. C. 1926b, 105, pi. 45, f. 1-8; Chowan: Neuse River above 

Seven Springs, Wayne Co.; Pamlico: Bertie and Craven Cos., N. C. 1927, 22; 

Pleistocene: Washington, D.'C. Richards, 1931, 1, pi. 1; Pleistocene Swamp, 

Philadelphia, Pa.

Sequoia angustifolia, Hollick not Lesquereux, 1906b, 219, pi. 71, f. 16, 17; 

Pleistocene (Sunderland) : head of Island Creek, Calvert Co., Md.

Taxodium dubium (Sternberg) Heer.QKnowlton, 1926, 27, pi. 9, f. 2, 7-9; pi. 10, 

f. 2; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho,;, Spokane, Wash. Berry, 1924, 144; Lagrange : near Hickman, Fulton Co., Ky.; near Union City, Obion Co., Tenn.; 

Jackson: south of New Edinburgh, Cleveland Co., Ark. 1926, 190; Paskapoo: 

Alberta. 1926d, 97; Joseph Creek, British Columbia. 1929f, 237; Latah: 

Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Spokane, Republic and Vera, Wash. 1930c, 18; Ravenscrag: Cypress Hills, Canada. 1930f, 64; Ravenscrag: southern Alberta. 

1931a, 34, pi. 11, f. 1; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 1934, 103; Latah: near 

White Bird, Idaho Co.; near Arrow Junction, Nez Perc6 Co., Edwards Ranch

near St. Maries; Coeur d'Aiene, Kootenai Co., Idaho 1935, 19; Middle

Ravenscrag: Loc. 9, P 3-30; Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. 1, 32, P 6-30, southern 

Saskatchewan. Ball, 1931, 34, pi. 37; Indio: Bastrop Co., Tex. Hollick, 1936, 

48, pi. 16, f. 5; pi. 51, f. 5a; Eska Creek, Matanuska Coal Field; Port Camden 

Bay, Kuiu Isl., southeastern Alaska. MacGinitie, 1937, 132, pi. 3, f. 4; 

Weaverville: Hay Fork, Redding Creek, Big Bar and Hyampom, Trinity Co.,

Calif.

Taxodium nevadensis Lesquereux.nMason, 1927, pi. 5, f. 2, 5, 6; Mascall: White

Hills, Oreg.

Taarodium disticJium, mtocenum Heer.ODawson, 1879a, 3 86B; Vermilllon Cliff; 

Tulameen River; Ninemile Creek, British Columbia. Penhallow, 1906a, 389a; 

Diamond Vale Company, Quilchena, British Columbia | Coal Gully, near Coiltlee, 

British Columbia; Red Deer River Valley, mouth of Blind Man River, Northwest 

Territories Knowlton, 19121, 42; Moose Creek, Lower Matanuska, Alaska. 

Wilson, 1916, 206; Sheep Creek, Yukon Terr. LaMotte, 1936b, 417; Ellensburg : Ellensburg, Wash.
'CATALOGUE 301

Taxodium dubium longifolium Massalongo, 1859, in Massalongo and Scarabelli; 

Studii sulla flora fossile e geologia stratigraphica del Senigalliese, 150, pi. 6, 

f. 4. Hollick, 1936, 49, pi. 16, f. 4; Kootznahoo Inlet, Admiralty Isl., southeastern Alaska.

Taxodium dubium normale Massalongo, 1859, in Massalongo and Scarabelli: 

Studii sulla flora fossile e geologia stratigraphica del Senigalliese, 150, pi. 5, 

f. 11; pi. 6, f. 1, 5, 10; pi. 40, f. 4. Hollick, 1936, 50, pi. 13, f. 4b; pi. 16, f. 1; 

Katchemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula; Matanuska-Cook Inlet region; Fairbanks 

district, Tenana region, Alaska.

Taxodium europaeum Brongniart=Glyptostrobus europaeus (Brongniart) Heer.

Taxodium hiatipites Wodehouse, I933a, 493, f. 17; Green River: Parachute 

Creek, Garfield Co., Colo.

Taxodium occidentale NewberryOPenhallow, 1906a, 390a; Diamond Vale Company, Quilchena, British Columbia; Red Deer River Valley, mouth of Blind 

Man River, Northwest Territories. Hollick, 1912a, 51; Chickaloon: Kings 

River, Lower Matanuska Valley, Alaska. 1936, 50, pi. 16, f. 3; pi. 109, f. 9, 10; 

Matanuska Coal Field; Hamilton Bay,. Kupreanof Isl.; Nenana Coal Field; 

California Creek, Tenana region, Alaska. Berry, 1926, 190; Paskapbo: Alberta. 1926cl, 97, pi. 10, f. 1; Newhykulston and Joseph Creeks, British Columbia. 1935, 19; Middle Ravenscrag: Loc. P. 3-30; Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. 1, 

31, 32, P 6-30, southern Saskatchewan.

Taxodium tinajorum HeerOHeer, 1869, 22, pi. 1, f. l-5a, b. Hollick, 1936, 50,

pi. 10, f. 4; pi. 13, f. 2-6; pi. 18, f. 5b; Port Camden Bay, Kuiu Isl.; Hamilton

Bay, Kupreanof Isl.; Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula; Chinitna Bay, Mata-

, nuska region; Cook Inlet, Matanuska region, Alaska. Knowlton, 19121, 42;

Moose Creek, Lower Matanuska, Alaska.

Taxodium tinajorum, var., Eichwald.n

Taxodium tinajorum, var., Eichwald Taxodium. tinajorum Heer. 

Taxodium wilcoxianum Berry, 1930, 53, pi. 7, f. 10-12; Holly Springs: Taylor 

Farm, Chester Co., Tenn.

Taxodium sp. Berry, 1916a.Q

Taxodium, staminate ament, Berry=Taxodium, male aments, Knowlton.

Taxodium sp. Berry 1916a=Taxodium wilcoxianum Berry.

Taxodium/ cone, Berry, 1934, 103, pi. 19, f. 4; Latah: east of White Bird, Idaho 

Co.; south of Juliaetta, Nez Perc6 Co., Idaho.

Taxodium, seed, Berry, 1934,-98; Latah: Idaho locality not stated.

Taxodium sp. Grewingk, 1850, 114, 364; Kenai Peninsula and Unalaska Isl., 

Alaska. Hollick, 1936, 51; Kenai Peninsula and Unaluska Isl., Alaska.

Taxodium sp. Heer, 1868a, 63; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. Hollick, 1936, 51; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula,/Alaska.

Taxodium? sp. Knowlton. Berry, 1929m, 70; Allison: southwest Alberta.

Taxodium sp. Knowlton, 1918a, 33. Hollick, 1930, 60; Wolverine Mt.: RampartTenana district; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Taxodium, male aments, Knowlton, 1926, 28, pi. 10, f. 4; Latah: Spokaue, 

Wash. Berry, 1931a, 34; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash.

Taxodium,, staminate ament, Berry, 1929f, 237, pi. 63, f. 2 ; Latah : Spokane, Wash.

Taxodium sp. Mathiesen, 1932, 57; text-f. 21; Sabine Isl., east Greenland. 

Taxodium sp. Wilson, 1916, 206; Sheep Creek, Yukon Terr. 

Taxus baccata canadensis, Penhallownot Gray=Taxus minor (Michaux) Britton. 

Taxus minor (Michaux) Britton.D

Taxus baccata canadensis Gray. Penhallow, 1894, 94; Pleistocene: Don Valley, 

near Toronto, Canada.
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Taxus sp. Mason, 1927, 146, pi. 1, f. 4; Bridge Creek: Crooked River Basin, 

Oreg. Chaney, 1927a, 102; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin, 

Oreg. Oliver, 1934, 16; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg.

Tecoma preradicans Berry.QBerry, 1924, 196, pi. 54, f. 1-7; Lagrange: Hickman, Fulton Co.; Columbus, Hickman Co., Ky.

TELAPHRAGMOXYLON Torrey, 1921, 73 1923, 86. Definition and genotype: T. brachyphylloides Torrey.

Telaphragmoxylon brachyphylloides Torrey, 1923, 86, pi. 14, f. 52-55; Trinity: 

Weatherford, Tex.

Telephragmoxylon comanchense Torrey, 1923, 88, pi. 14, f. 56; pi. 15, f. 57-60; 

Comanchean sands: Weatherford, Tex.

TEMPSKYA CordaUKidston & Gwynne-Vaughan, 1911, Russ. k. min. .Gesell. 

Verb., vol. 48, 1-20, pis. 1-3. Read & Brown, 1937, 108.

Tempskya grandis Read & Brown, 1937, 114, pi. 29, f. 2; pi. 32, f. 2-5; pi. 33, f. 

1-4; pi. 34, f. 1-4; pi. 35, f. 1-4; pi. 41, f. 4, pi. 42, f. 1-3; pi. 43, f. 1, 4-7;

Aspen: Afton Quad, and in Lincoln Co,, Wyo.'

Tempskya knowltoni Seward, 1924, 485-507, 2 pis., 3 figs.; Kootenai: Harlowtown, Mont. Brown, R. W., 1936, 45-52, f. 5. Read & Brown, 1937, 112, pi. 28, 

f. 1-3; pi. 29, f. 3; pi."30, f. 1, 2; pi. 31, f. 1, 2; pi. 32,1. 1; pi. 42, f. 4; pi. 43, 

f. 2, 3; Colorado: near Harlowtown, Mont.

Tempskya minor Read & Brown, 1937, 117, pi. 29, f. 1; pi. 36, f. 1-4; pi. 37, f. 

1-4; pi. 38, f. 1-4; pi. 39, f. 1-4; pi. 40, f. 1-4; pi. 41, f. 1-3; pi. 42, f. 5; 

Aspen: Afton Quad.; Lincoln Co.; Hoback Creek, Wyo.; near Fossil, Wyo.; 

Wynan, Idaho.

Tempskya whitei Berry.QRead & Brown, 1937, 119; Patapsco: near Severn, 

Anne Arundel Co., Md.

Tempskya sp. Read & Brown, 1937, 119; Dakota?: La Cal Mountains, Utah.

Terminalia claibornensis Berry, 1924, 86, pi. 22, f. 1; Gosport: Claiborne Landing, Monroe Co., Ala.; Lisbon: near Lexington, Holmes Co., Miss.

Terminalia indiocola Ball, 1931, 98, pi. 14, f. 4; Indio: Bartons Ranch, Bastrop 

Co., Tex.

Terminalia lesleyana (Lesquereux) Berry, 1916a, 323, pi. 89, f. 4; Ackerman: 

Hurleys, Benton Co., Miss.; Lagrange: near Grand Junction, Fayette Co., 

Tenn.; Wilcox: near Naborton, De Soto Parish, La.; Calaveras Creek, Wilson 

Co., Tex. 1922g, 19, pi. 16, f. 8; Wilcox: Goss Pit near Mansfield, De Soto 

Parish, La 1924d, 91, pi. 22, f. 3; Indio: Sayersville, Bastrop Co., Tex. 

Ball, 1931, 99; Indio: near Utley and Little Sandy Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Terminalia radobojensis, Lesquereux not Heer.n

Magnolia lesleyana Lesquereux.QLesquereux, 1871, 382 ; Wilcox:. Mississippi. 

Knowlton, 1917, 313, pi. 82, f. 1, 2; Raton: near Trinidad; Fishers Peak, 

N. Mex.; Riley Canyon near Cokedale; near Wooton, Weston and Berwind, 

Colo.

Terminalia phaeocarpoides BerryOBerry, 1924, 189, pi. 38, f. 4; pi. 39, f. 1; 

pi. 46| Barnwell: GrovetOWn, Columbia Co., Ga.; Fayette: Miraflores, Webb

Co.; Alum Creek, Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 165, pi. 29, f. 1; Fayette: Miraflores, Webb Co. ; Jackson? : Rock Creek, Brazos Co., Tex.

Terminalia rotfo&o/ewsw, Lesquereux not Heer=Terminaiia lesleyana (Lesquereux) Berry.

Terminalia trinitense Berry, 1925a, 118, pi. 16, f. 1; Upper Forest; Trinidad, 

British West Indies.

Terminalia vera Berry, 1926c, 61, f. 1-5; Holly Springs: Western Kentucky and 

Tennessee. 1930, 119, pi. 49, f. 21-27; Holly Springs: Grable Pit and Puryear, 

Henry Co.; McKenzie, Carroll Co., Tenn.; Bell City, Galloway Co., Ky.
CATALOGUE 303

Terminalia sp.? Hollick, 1936, 155, pi. 93, f. 6; near Berg Lake, Yakutat-Copper

River region, Alaska. 

Ternstroemites claibornensis Berry, 1924, 78, 184, pi. 14, f. 4; Yegua: Cherry

Valley, Cross Co., Ark.; Fayette: near Miraflores, Webb Co., Tex. Ball, 1931,

163; Fayette: Miraflores, Webb Co., Tex. 

Ternstroemites crassus Berry, 1930,110, pi. 28, f. 1-3; pi. 38, f. 3; Holly Springs:

Fayette Co.; Grand Junction and Bolivar, Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Ternstroemites cretaceus Berry, 1925, 75, pi. 16, f. 2; Ripley: Henry and

Carroll Cos., Tenn. 

Ternstroemites crowleyensis Berry, 1924, 77, pi. 14, f. 2, 3; Yegua: Cherry

Valley, Cross Co., Ark.; Columbia, Caldwell Parish, La. 

Ternstroemites idahoensis^ Berry not Knowlton Gordonia hesperia Berry. 

Ternstroemites idahoensis (Knowlton) Berry=Gordonia idahoensis (Knowlton) Berry. 

Ternstroemites lanceolatus Berry.DBerry, 1930, 110, pi. 44, f. 18; Grenada:

Grenada, Miss.; Holly Springs: Mill Creek, Hardeman Co.; Puryear and Atkins

Pit, Henry Co., Tenn. 

Ternstroemites ripleyensis Berry, 1925, 74, pi. 15, f. 3, 4; pi. 16, f. 1; Ripley:

Henry Co., Tenn. 

Ternstroemites tennesseensis Berry, 1925, 74, pi. 16, f. 3; Ripley: Carroll Co.,

Tenn. 

Ternstroemites variabilis" Berry, 1924, 183, pi. 52, f. 4-6; Lagrange: near Union

City, Obion Co., Tenn. 

Ternstroemites viridiflumensis R. W. Brown, 1929, 290, pi. 74, f. 5; Green River :

eastern border of Carr Creek, Garfleld Co., Colo.

TETRACENTRONITES Mathiesen, 1932, 5. Genotype: T. hartzi Mathiesen. 

Tetracentronites hartzi Mathiesen, 1932, 7-16; text-f. 1-3; Cape Dalton, East

Greenland. 

TETRACERA Linne". 

Tetracera castaneaefolia MacGinitie, 1937, 148, pi. 10, f. 5: pi. 11, f. 1, 2;

Weaverville: Hay Fork, Redding Creek, Big Bar and Hyampom, Trinity Co.,

Calif.

Dillenites sp. Cbaney & Sanborn, 1933, 86, pi. 31, f. 1; Fisher: Goshen, Oreg.

Tetracera oregona Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 87, pi. 31, f. 5-7; pi. 32, f. 1; Fisher:

Goshen, Oreg. 

Tetracera spokanensis R. W. Brown, 1937, 182, pi. 63, f. 6, 7; Latah: Spokane,

Wash.

TETRAPHYLLUM Griffith.

Tetraphyllum ollongum Heer=Carpolithus oblongus (Heer) Seward. 

TETRAPTERIS Cavanilles. 

Tetrapteris harpyiarum Unger, 1850, Gen. et sp. plant, foss., 455. Hollick, 1936,

130, pi. 93, f. 3; west side Yakutat Bay, Alaska. 

THALLITES Walton, 1925, Ann. Bot, vol. 39, .no. 155, 564. 

Thallites sp. Harris, 1931b, 4, pi. 1, f. 1, 2, 5; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby

Sound, East Greenland.

THAUMATOPTERIS Goeppert, 1841, Gattungen der fossilen Pflanzen, Lief. 2,1. 

Thaumatopteris brauniana Popp. Harris, 1931b, 94, pi. 16,. f. 5; pi. 18, f. 4, 6-11,

13; text-f. 36; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Hausmannia sp. A, Harris, 1926, 66, text-f. 7C; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby 

Sound, east Greenland.

Thaumatopteris schenki Nathorst. Harris, 1931b, 93, pi. 17, f. 6-8; pi. 18, f. 

1, 2; text-f. 35; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

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304 'MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

THECOPTERIS Miner, 1935, 590. Genotype: T. major Miner.

Thecopteris major Miner, 1935, 591; Disko Isl., West Greenland.

Thecopteris minor Miner, 1935, 591; Disko Isl., West Greenland.

THOUINIA Poiret.

Thouinia eocenica R. W. Brown, 1929, 289, pi. 74, f. 4; Green River: northwest 

of De Beque, Colo.

THRINAX Linne\DNo<§, 1936a, 451.

Thrinax eocenica Berry, 1924, 51, 151, pi. 8, f. 1, 2; pi. 30; Claiborne; Fort 

Gaines, Clay Co., Ga.; Yegua: Fayette Co., Tex.; Columbia, Caldwell Parish, 

La.; Lisbon: Newton, Newton Co., Miss.; Mt. Selman: Palestine, Anderson Co., 

Tex.; Barnwell: Columbia Co., Ga.; Jackson: Cleveland Co., Ark. Ball, 1931, 

119; Yegua: Fayette Co., Tex.; Mt. Selman: Anderson Co., Tex.

Thuites (Chamaecyparis) alaskensis Lesquei'eux.DHollick, 1936, 53; Coal Harbor, Unga Isl., Alaska Peninsula.

Thuites ehrenswardi Heer, 1869, Bibliothe'que universelle, -vol. 34, 535, Lausanne. 1878, 22, pi. 2, f. 10c. Rollick 1936, 53, pi. 20, f. 9; Yukon River above 

Rampart, Alaska.

Thuites sp. KnowltonOMacGinitie, 1933, 48, pi. 3, f. 7; Trout Creek: Trout 

Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. Brown, R. W., 1937, 168, pi. 45, f. 6, 7; Latah: 

Spokane and Republic, Wash.

Thuja garmani Lesquereux.DMason, 1927, 155; Mascall: White Hills, John Day 

Basin, Oreg. Dorf, 1936, 100, pi. 1, f. 1; Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho.

Thuja interrupta Newberry.DPenhallow, 1906a, 390a; Diamond Vale Company, 

Quilchena, British Columbia. Berry, 1935, 21, pi. 3, f. 1; Middle Ravenscrag: 

Loc. P 10-30, P 12-30, P 4-30; Upper Ravenscrag: P 11-30, southern Saskatchewan.

Thuja sp. Dawson, 1879a, B 186; Ninemile Creek, Tulameen River, British 

Columbia.

Thuyopsis gracilis Heer, 1883', 59, pi. 20, f. 16; Greenland. Jennings, 1920, 

426, pi. 33, f. 3, 3a, 4, 4a; Missoula, Mont.

Thyrsopteris alata Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides (Stokes 

& Webb) Halle.

Thyrsopteris angustifolia Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides 

(Stokes & Webb) Halle.

Thyrsopteris angustiloba. Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides 

(Stokes & Webb) Halle.

Thyrsopteris ~bella Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides (Stokes 

& Webb) Halle.

Tfiyrsopteris breviyennis Fontaine=Sphenopteris dentata (Velenovsky) Seward.

Thyrsopteris crenata Fontaine=Sphenopteris dentata (Velenovsky) Seward. 

Thyrsopteris depurrens Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides

(Stokes & Webb) Halle. 

Tfiyrsopteris densifolia Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides

(Stokes & Webb) Halle.

rnyrso-pterls aenti.foi-ia, Fontaine = Splreiiopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides

(Stokes & Webb) Halle,

Thyrsopteris distans Pontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides

(Stokes & Webb) Halle.

fhyrso&teria cH.va.rica.ta, U'onttiine^Sphenopter is dentata (Velenovsky) Seward.

nyrsopteris elliyttca Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoidfes

(Stokes & Webb) Halle.

Thyrsopteris inaequipinnata Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides 

(Stokes & Webb) Halle.
CATALOGUE 305

Thyrsopteris insignis Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides

(Stokes & Webb) Halle. 

Thyrsopteris insignis angustipennis Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?)

psilotoides (Stokes & Webb) Halle. 

Thyrsopteris cf. mackiana Heer. Penhallow, 1906a, 392a; Crows Nest Coal

Basin, Michel Station, British Columbia. 

Thyrsopteris meekiana angustiloba Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?)

psilotoides (Stokes & Webb) Halle. 

Thyrsopteris microloba Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides

(Stokes & Webb) Halle. 

Thyrsopteris microloba alata Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotiodes

(Stokes & Webb) Halle. 

Thyrsopteris microphylla, Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides

(Stokes & Webb) Halle. 

Thyrsopteris murrayana (Brongniart) Heer.DWilson, 1916, 207; Mt. Bush,

Yukon Terr. 

Thyrsopteris pachyrachis Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides

(Stokes & Webb) Halle. 

Thyrsopteris pinnatifida, Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides

(Stokes & Webb) Halle. 

Thyrsopteris rarinervis Fontaine=Sphenbpteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides

(Stokes & Webb) Halle. 

Thyrsopteris rhombifolia Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides

(Stokes & Webb) Halle. 

Thyrsopteris rhombiloba Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides

(Stokes & Webb) Halle. 

Thyrsopteris varians Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides

(Stokes & Webb) HaUe. 

Thyrsopteris virginica Fontaine=Sphenopteris (Onychiopsis?) psilotoides

(Stokes & Webb) Halle.

Thyrsopteris n. sp. White, 1898, 350; Kaersuk, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

Thyrsopteris sp. Wilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Groundhog Coal Basin, upper

Skeena River, British Columbia. 

Tilia alaskana Heer.EHHollick, 1936, 144; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula,

Alaska. 

Tilia americana Linn&OPenhallow, 1899, 528; Taylor's Brickyard and Gaol

Hill, Don Valley, Toronto, Ontario. 

Tilia aspera (Newberry) LaMotte, 1935a, 45, pi. 1, f. 1-3; pi. 2, f. 1, 2; Bridge

Creek: Bridge Creek, Grant Co.; Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg.;

Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg.; Latah: Spokane, Wash.; Trout Creek:

Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg.; Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co.,

Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif. 1936, 138; Upper Cedarville.: 49 Camp,

Washoe Co., Nev.; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif Br,own, R. W., 1937,182, pi. 62,

f. 4; Bridge Creek: Bridge Creek, Grant Co., Oreg.; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

« 1937c, 514, text-f. 13; Sucker Creek: Malheur Co., Oreg.

Platanus aspera Newberry (part), 1883; Bridge Creek: Bridge Creek, Grant Co., 

Oreg. 1898, pi. 42, f. 1 (not f. 3) ; pi. 59, f. 3; pi. 44, f. 5; Bridge Creek-J 

Bridge Creek, Grant Co., Oreg. Chancy, 1920a, 175 ; Eagle Creek: Multnomah 

Co., Oreg. 1924a, 131. 1925a, 16, 17. 1927a, 120; fridge Creek; Bridge 

Creek, Grant Co., Oreg. Berry; I929f, 248, Latah : Spokane, Wash. 1931a, 34; 

Latah : Grand Coulee, Wash.

Tilia pedunculata Chaney, 1920a, 179, pi. 19, f. 3, 4 ; Eagle Creek : Multnomah Co., 

Oreg.

Tilia hesperia Berry, 1929f, 258, pi. 57, f. 3 ; Latah : Spokane, Wash. 1934, 119; 

Latah: near Arrow Junction, Idaho.
306 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Tilia aspera Continued.

. Vitis chaneyi MacGinitie, 1933, 63, pi. 14, f. 1 ; Trout Creek : Trout Creek, Harney

Co., Oreg. ; Bridge Creek : Gray Ranch, Crooked River Basin, Oreg. 

Tilia oregona LaMotte (part) 1935a, pi. 3, f. 6 only ; Bridge Creek : Bridge Creek,

Grant Co., Oreg. 

Tilia sp. Arnold, 1937, 94, pi. 4, f. 1 ; Carter Creek, southwest of Finley McKenzie

Ranch, Oreg.

Tilia crassipites Wodehouse, 1933a, 515, f . 48 ; Green River : Parachute Creek,

Garfleld Co., Colo.

Tilia cretacea Hollick, 1930, 106, pi. 82, f. 3; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Tilia grewioides Hollick, 1936, 144, pi. 81, f. 4, 5 ; Kootznahoo Inlet, Admiralty

Isl., southeastern Alaska.

Tilia hesperia Berry =Tilia aspera (Newberry) LaMotte.

Tilia? incerta Hollick, 1927, 414, pi. 43, f. 3; St. Eugene silts: British Columbia. 

Tilia inaequalis MacGinitie, 1937, 146, pi. 8, f. 5; pi. 13, f. 5; Weaverville:

Redding Creek, Hay Fork, Trinity Co., Calif. 

Tilia jacksoniana Berry, 1924, 180, pi. 63, f . 5 ; pi. 64, f. 5 ; Fayette : Mossy Creek,

Brazos Co., Tex. Ball, 1931, 161, pi. 28, f. 4; Fayette: Boggy Creek, Brazos Co.,

Tex.

Tilia malmgreni Heer, 1866, K. Svenska Vet.-Akad Ofvers. Fb'rh., vol. 23, no. 6, 

151 1868, 160, pi. 33, f. 1, 2. 1878, 37, pi. 9, f . 7, 8. 1880a, 17, pi. 3, f. 2, 3. 

Hollick, 1936, 144, pi. 103, f . lc ; Kootznahoo Inlet, Admiralty Isl., southeastern 

Alaska.

Tilia notabilis Hollick, 1936, 145, pi. 82; Kootznahoo Inlet, Admiralty Isl., 

southeastern Alaska.

Tilia oregona LaMotte, 1935a, 47, pi. 3, f. 1-5; Bridge Creek: Bridge Creek,. 

Grant Co., Oreg. Brown, R. W., 1937, 182; Bridge Creek: Bridge Creek, Grant 

Co., Oreg.

Tilia sp. Chaney, 1924a, 131 ; Bridge Creek : Bridge Creek, Grant Co., Oreg. 

' Corylus macquarrii, Newberry not Heer, 1898, 61, pi. 48, f. 4 only ; Bridge Creek r 

Bridge Creek, Grant Co., Oreg.

Tilia oregona LaMotte (part) =Tilia aspera (Newberry). LaMotte. 

Tilia pendunculata Chaney =Tilia aspera (Newberry) LaMotte. 

Tilia scudderi (Cockerell) Brown, R. W., 1934, 63; Green River; locality not 

given.

Populus balsamoides latifolia Lesquereux, 1883, 158, pi. 31, f. 4 ; Green River,.

not Florissant : locality uncertain. 

PopulUS SCudderi Cockerell, 1906, 307. 1906a, 172 ; Green River, not Florissant ::

Colo. ; locality not stated.

Tilia tetraforaminipites Wodehouse, 1933a, 516, f. 50; Green River: ParachuteCreek, Garfield Co., Colo. 

Tilia vescipites Wodehouse, 1933a, 516, f. 49; Green River: Parachute Creek,

Garfleld Co., Colo.

Tilia sp. Arnold=Tilia aspera (Newberry) LaMotte.

Tilia sp. Chaney 1924a=Tilia oregona LaMotte. ,f

Tilia sp.? Hollick, 1936, 145, pi. 81, f. 6; Kootznahoo Inlet, Admiralty Isl.,, 

southeastern Alaska.

wi.t~h.wm.aius t>~h,ena,codorum Cookerell=?Celtis willistoni (Cockerell) Berry.

WiW/StOni, COCkerell=Celtis willistoni (CocKerell) Berry.

TMEMATOSTROBUS Harris, 1935, 119. Genotype: T. eremns Harris.

Tmematostrobus eremus Harris, 1935, 119, pi. 23, f. 5,' pi. 28, f. 6; LepidOpteriS 

Zone : Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Tmesipteris alleni (Lesquereux) Hollick=Koelreuteria alleni (Lesquereux).

Edwards.
CATALOGUE . 307

TODEA Willdenow.

Todea williamsonii Brongniart. Hartz, 1896, 232, pl.^ 12, f. 4, 4a; Rhaetic:

Cape Stewart, east Greenland. 

TODITES Seward, 1900, The Jurassic Flora, Pt. 1, Catalogue of the Mesozoic

Plants in the Dept. of Geology British Museum, London. Genotype: T. imlliamsonii (Brongniart) Seward. Harris, 1931b. 30-31. Todites is said to be

a synonym of Acrostichites Goeppert (1836) and Oladotheca Halle (1911).

Harris retains Todites because "it is now in general use." 

Todites goeppertianus (Miinster) Krasser. Harris, 1931b, 31, pi. 11, f. 3, 8:

text-f. 6, 7; Lepidopteris and Thaumatopteris Zones: Scoresby Sound, east

Greenland.

Todites cf. williamsoni Harris not (Brongniart) Seward. Harris, 1926, 55, text-f. 

2F; Rhaetic : Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Todites hartzi Harris, 1931b, 44, pi. 10, f. 1-6; text-f. 13-14; Thaumatopteris 

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Cladophlebis nebbensis, Harris not Brongniart, 1926, 60; Rhaetic: Scoresby 

Sound, east Greenland.

Todites princeps (Presl) Gothan. Harris, 1931b, 35, pi. 11, f. 1, 2, 4, 9; pi.

12, f. 3; text-f. 8, 9; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Todites cf. princeps Harris, 1926, 56, pi. 12, f. 5 ; text-f. 2A-E ; Rhaetic: Scoresby 

Sound, east Greenland.

Todites cf. princeps Harris=Todites princeps (Presl) Gothan.

Todites recurvatus Harris, 1931b, 39, pi. 9, f. 1-4, 6-8, 11; pi. 9, f. 7-11; text-f.

10-11; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Todites scoresbyensis (Harris) Harris, 1931b, 42, pi. 8; text-f. 12; Lepidopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Cladotyhlelis scoresbyensis Harris, 1926, 59, pi. 2, f. 4; text-f. 4A-D; Rhaetic: 

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Todites cf. williamsoni, Harris not (Brongniart) Seward=Todites goeppertianus (Miinster) Krasser.

Todites sp. A, Harris, 1931b, 47, pi. 10, f. 12, 13'; Liassic or Rhaetic: Scoresbj 

Sound, east Greenland.

Todites sp. B, Harris, 1931b, 47, pi. 7, f. 5-8, 10, 11; Thaumatopteris Zone: 

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

TORELLIA Heer, 1870, K. Svenska Vet Akad. Handl. vol. 8, no. 7, 44. Harris, 

1935, 44. Genotype: T. rigida Heer..

FEILDENIA Heer.DHeer, 1878, Mem. Acad. Imp. St. Petersburg, ser. 7, vol. 25, 

no. 6, 20.

Torellia ephela Harris, 1935, 46, pi. 8, f. 7, 8, 12, 13; text-f. 21; Thaumatopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

TORREYA Arnott. See also TUMION Rafinesque. 

Torreya antiqua Boeshore & Gray, 1936, 525, text-f. 1-14; Black Creek: near

Fayetteville, N. C. . Torreya bonseri (Knowlton) LaMotte, 1936, 108, pi. 3, f. 9; Upper Cedarville:

49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev. Brown, R. W., 1937, 167, pi. 45, f. 22; Latah:

Spokane, Wash.; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg.

Tumion oonseri Knowlton, 1926, 25, pi. 10, f. 3 ; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Berry, 1929f, 237 ; Latah : Spokane and Republic, Wash. 

Torreya sp. Mason, 1927, 146, pi. 1, f. 5, 6; Bridge Creek: Cants Ranch, John

Day Basin, Oreg.

Torreya californica Torrey. Mason, 1934, 144, pi. 5, f. 7; Tomales: .Tomales 

Bay, Marin Co., Calif.
308 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Torreya dicksoniana Heer=Elatocladus dicksoniana (Heer) Seward. 

Torreya dicksonioides !Qawson=Elatocladus smittiana (Heer) Seward. 

Torreya parvifolia Heer=Elatocladus smittiana (Heer) Seward. 

Torreya sp. Mason=Torreya bonseri (Knowlton) LaMotte. 

Toxylon pomiferum Rafinesque.D

Maclura aurantiaca Nuttall.DPenhallow, 1899, 526; Taylor's Brickyard and Gaol 

Hill, Don Valley, Toronto, Ontario.

Trapa americana Knowlton.DBerry, 1927c, 13, pi. 2, f. 5, 6; Esmeralda: Mineral 

Co., Nev. Brown, R. W., 1935, 581, pi. 67, f. 17; Latah: Potlatch Creek, Idaho. 

1937,183, pi. 55, f. 5, 6; Payette: Idaho City, Idaho.

Trapa? occidentalis Knowlton.D

Trapa prenatans Dorf, 1936, 122, pi. 3, f. 6; Idaho : near Weiser, Idaho.

Trapa borealis HeerOHollick, 1936, 156; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula,

Alaska MacGinitie, 1937, 150; Weaverville: Hay Fork, Trinity Co,, Calif. 

Trapa? microphylla Lesquereux.QBerry, 1926, 197; Paskapoo: Alberta. 1930,

25; Estevan: Cypress Hills, Canada. 1930f, 63; Estevan: southern Alberta. 

1935, 61, pi. 19, f. 1-11; Whitemud: Loc. P 5-30; Middle Ravenscrag: Locs.

P 4-30, P 1-30; Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. P 11-30, southern Saskatchewan. 

Hollick, 1930, 109, pi. 84, f. 4; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula. Bell, 1930, 55;

St. Mary River: southern Alberta.

Trapa? occidentalis Knowlton=Trapa americana Knowlton. 

Trapa prenatans Dorf=Trapa americana Knowlton. 

Trapa n. sp. Bell, 1930, 55; St. Mary River: southern Alberta. 

Tricalycites papyraceus Newberry.DNewberry, 1895, 132, pi. 46, f. 30-38; Rarltan: Woodbridge, N. J. Berry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: near Glen Alien;

Shirleys Mill; Snow Plantation, Ala. 1922c, 179, pi. 40, f. 9; Woodbine:

Arthurs Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex. 

TRICHILIA P. Browne.

Trichilia evidens Hollick, 1928, 208, pi. 72, f. 7; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Trichilia hirtaformis Berry, 1925a, 101, pi. 14, f. 1, 2; pi. 15, f. 6; Siparia:

Trinidad, British West Indies.

IFrichilia pseudohirta Hollick, 1928, 209, pi. 72, f. 1; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Trichilia pseiidobakerii Hollick, 1928, 209, pi. 72, f. 5; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

Trichilia spatulata Hollick, 1928, 210, pi. 72, f. 31 ; Collazo: Porto Rico. 

TRIGONOCARPUS Brongniart, 1828, Prod. d. Hist. Veg. Foss, 137. Genotype:

T. parkinsoni Brongniart. 

Trigonocarpus oaxacense Wieland, 1913, 265; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca,

Mexico 1914, 118, pi. 37, f. 2, 3; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

TRILETES. Reinsch, 1884, Microphytologia formationes Carboniferae Bennie

& Kidston, 1886, Proc. Roy. Physical Soc. Edinburgh, vol. 9, 86. Harris, 1935,

154; discussion.

Triletes ales Harris, 1935, 163, pi. 25, f. 2, 8, 9, 11; text-f. 53a-e; Lepidopteris

and Thaumatopteris Zones: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Triletes areolatus Harris, 1935, 158, pi. 26, f. 3, 10; text-f. 51a-f; Thaumatopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Triletes ariadnae (Miner) Harris, 1935, 155.

Selaginellites ariadnae Miner, 1932, 505, f. 26-31; Patoot: west Greenland.

Triletes arnoldsii (Miner) Harris, 1935, 155.

Selaginellites arnoldsii Miner, 1932, 505, f. 26-31: Patoot: west Greenland.

Triletes aurantium Harris, 1935, 164,. pi. 25, f. 5; pi. 26, f. 5; text-f. 52h-i; 

Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.
CATALOGUE

Triletes borealis (Miner) Harris, 1935,155.

SelaginelUtes lorealis Miner, 1932, 500 f. 13-21; Patoot: west Greenland. 

Triletes echinatus (Miner) Harris, 1935,155.

Belaginellites ecJiinatus Miner, 1932, 500, f. 6; Patoot: west Greenland. 

Triletes erlansonii (Miner) Harris, 1935,155.

SelaginelUtes erlansonii Miner, 1932, 500, f. 1-3; Patoot: west Greenland. 

Triletes greenlandicus (Miner) Harris, 1935,155.

SelaginelUtes greenlandicus Miner, 1932 500, f. 10-11; Patoot: west Greenland. 

Triletes inornatus (Miner) Harris, 1935, 155.

SelaginelUtes inornatus Miner, 1932, 505, f. 7, 8; Patoot: west Greenland.

Triletes ionthus Harris, 19S5, 166, pi. 26, f. 8; text-f. 52e-g; Lepidopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Triletes litchi Harris, 1935, J59, pi. 25, f. 1, 7; text-f. 53k-n; Lepidopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Triletes mensura Harris, 1935, 160, pi. 26, f. 2, 9; text-f. 53j; Lepidopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Triletes mirabilis (Miner) LaMotte,«new combination.

SelaginelUtes mirabilis Miner, 1935, 618, nl. 23, f. 1-6; Ft. Union : Bear Creek 

Carbon Co., Mont.

Triletes myrmecodes Harris, 1935, 160, pi. 26, f. 4; text-f. 52m-q; Lepidopteris 

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Megaspore type 2, Harris, 1926, 50, text-f. Ib; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, east 

Greenland.

Triletes papillosus (Miner) Harris, 1935, 155.

SelaginelUtes papillosus Miner, 1932, 500, f. 9 ; Patoot: west Greenland.

Triletes pendinacron -Harris, 1935, 165, pi. 27, f. 6, text-f. 52s, t; Lepidopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Triletes persimilis Harris, 1935, 165, pi. 25, f. 4; text-f. 52r; Lepidopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Triletes pinguis Harris, 1935, 166, pi. 25, f. 3, text-f. 52a-d; Lepidopteris Zone:.

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Triletes rexargenteus Harris, 1935, 156, pi. 26, f. 13; text-f. 51g-j; Lepidopteris

Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland.

Megaspore type 3, Harris, 1926, 51, text-f. Ic, d; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound 

east Greenland.

Triletes stenoxysmatodes Harris, 1935, 167, pi. 25, f. 6; Lepidopteris Zone:

Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. < 

Triletes subrotundus (Miner) Harris, 1935, 155.

SelaginelUtes subrotundus Miner, 1932, 505, f. 4, 5; Patoot: west Greenland.

Triletes tylotus Harris, 1935, 162, pi. 26, f. 1, 12; text-f. 53f-i; Lepidopteris* 

 Zone: Scoresby Sound, east Greenland. 

Triletes sp. A, Harris, 1935, 163, pi. 25, f. 12; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby

Sound, east Greenland. 

TROCHODENDROIDES Berry, 1922c, 166. Genotype: T. rJiomlxrideus (Lesquereux) Berry.
310 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Trochodendroides arctica (Heer) Berry, 1926, 195; Paskapoo: Alberta. 1926d, 

109, pi. 13, f. 1-4; Kitsilano; Newhykulston Creek, British Columbia. Seward 

& Conway, 1935, pi. 3, f. 22, 23; pi. 4, f. 30; pi. 5, f. 39; Kagdlunguak, West 

Greenland.

Populus arctica Heer.GDawson, 1879a, B186 : Coal Brook, north Thompson River, 

British Columbia; Ninemile Creek, Tulameen River, British Columbia Lesquereux, 1888, 47; Denver: Golden, Colo. Cross, 1895, 211; Middle Park: 

Middle Park, Colo. Hollick, 1912a, 42, 51; Sheep Creek, Matanuska Valley, 

Alaska; Chickaloon : Eska Creek, Lower Matanuska Valley, Alaska. 1936, 60, 

pi. 22, f. 5a; pi. 23, f. 1, 2; pi. .24, f. 1-3 ; pi. 27, f. 4 ; pi. 117, f. 4-8 ; pi. 118, f. 

6 ; Chignik Bay, head of Herendeen Bay, Matanuska Coal Field ; Portage (Balboa) Bay, Alaska Peninsula; Seventymile Creek, upper Yukon region ; Chignik 

River opposite Nun Point, summit of mountain southwest of forks of Pumicestone Creek, Alaska Peninsula; Divide between Folger Creek and Nowitna 

River, central Yukon region, Alaska. Mathieson, 1932, 60, text-f. 23; Sabine 

Isl., Bast Greenland.

Trochodendroides cuneata (Newberry) .Berry, 1930c, 20, pi. 5, f. 2, 3; Ravensscrag: Cypress Hills, Canada. 1930f, 64; Ravenscrag: southern Alberta. 

1935,182, pi. 6, f. 1-6; Middle Ravenscrag: Locs. 2,5,9,34,37,38, P1-30, P10-30; 

Upper Ravenscrag: Locs. 23, 27, P 11-30, southern Saskatchewan.

Populus cuneata Newberry.QPen hallow, 1906a, 391a; Red Deer River Valley,

mouth of Blind Man River, Northwest Territories. 

Populus cyclovnoi*pha Knowlton & OockerellO 

Populus rotunatfolia Newberry.n 

"Populus nervosa var. p elongata Ny" Lesquereux.n 

"Populus nebrasfiensis Ny" Lesquereux.n 

Populus cuneata Newberry.n 

Populus amllyrhyncha Ward.QHollick, 1936, 63, pi. 25, f. 5a ; pi. 28, f. 1; pi. 30,

f. 4a; pi. 116, f. 7; Chignik River opposite Nun Point, Alaska Peninsula;

Kootznahoo Inlet, Admiralty Island, southeastern Alaska; Nenana Coal Field;

Eska Creek, Matanuska region, Alaska.

Trochodendroides genetrix (Newberry) R. W. Brown, 1935, 577 (in discussion of Cercidiphyllum crenatum).

Populus genetriw Newberry.DHollick, 1936, 63, pi. 26, f. 5; Yukon River south 

bank above Rampart, central Yukon region, Alaska.

Grewia crenata, Ward not Unger.QLesquereux, 1888, 54; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Berry, 1935, 50; Whitemud: Loc. P 5-30; Upper Ravenscrag: Loc. 32, southern Saskatchewan.

Orewia obovata, Ward not Heer.Q 

. . Populus glandulifera, Ward not Heer.D

Trochodendroides rhomboideus (Lesquereux) Berry, 1922c, 166, pi. 36, f. 5; 

Woodbine: Arthurs Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex.

FiCUS? rhomboideus Lesquereux, 1868a, 96; Dakota: Decatur, Nebr. 1871, 379;

Dakota: Decatur, Nebr.

Phyllites rhomboideus (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.n

Trochodendroides speciosa (Ward) Berry, 1926, 196; Paskapoo: Alberta. 

1930c, £2, pi. 5, f. 8; Ravenscrag: Cypress Hills, Canada. 1930f, 64; Ravenscrag: southern Alberta,

Populus speciosa Ward.nwilson, 1914a, 322 : Edmonton : Wigmore Ferry, Red 

Deer River, Alberta. Hollick, 1936, 62, pi. 31, t, 2 ; south side Hamilton Bay,

Kupreanof Isl, southeast Alaska.

Populus teantholithensis Knowlton.d

Trochodendroides zaddachi (Heer) Sanborn, 1935, 16, pi. 3, f. 2; Comstock.' 

Comstock, Douglas Co., Oreg.

Populus zaddacM Heer.DLesquereux, 1878, 176, pi. 22, f. 13. 1878c. 11, pi. 8, 

f. 1-8. 1888, 47; Denver: Golden, Colo. Knowlton, 1900d, 40, pi. 1, f. 11; 

left bank of Columbia River near mouth of Moffats Creek, Oreg. 1930, 60, pi.
CATALOGUE 311

Trochodendroides zaddachi Continued.

22, f. 8; Middle Park: Middle Park, Grand Co., Colo. Rollick, 1912a, 51} 

Chickaloon: Young Creek, Lower Matanuska Valley, Alaska. Chancy, 1920a, 

161, pi. 8, f. 1, 2; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., Oreg. ?Hollick, 1936, 69, pi. 24, 

f. 4, 5; pi. 116, t. 5, 6; Seventyninemile Creek below Mogul Creek, Upper Yukon 

region; Matanuska and Nenana Coal Fields, Alaska.

Trochodendroides sp. Berry, 1930c, 22; Estevan: Cypress Hills, Canada. 1930f, 

63; Estevan: southern Alberta.

Trochodendroides sp. LaMotte, 1935b, 53; Sooke: Muir Creek, Vancouver Isl., 

British Columbia.

Tsuga latahensis Berry=Bud scales, R. W. Brown.

Tsuga viridi-fluminipites Wodehouse, 1933a, 491, f. 14; Green River: Parachute Creek, Garfleld Co., Colo.

TUMION Rafinesque. See also TORREYA Arnott.

Tumion bonseri Knowlton=Torreya bonseri (Knowlton) LaMotte.

Tumion carolinianum Berry, 1920e, 398; Black Creek: North Carolina.

Tumion dicksonioides (Dawson) Knowlton=Elatocladus smittiana (Heer) 

Seward.

Tumion gracillimum Hollick, 1930, 55, pi. 10, f. 3b; pi. 17, f. 6; pi. 18, f. 1-11; 

pi. 28, f. 3; Melozi, Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Tumion? suspectum Hollick, 1930, 55, pi. 19, f. 4-6a; pi. 29, f. Ib; Chignik: 

Alaska Peninsula.

Typha lesquereuxi Cockerell.DJennings, 1920, 405, pi. 24, f. 4; Missoula, Mont. 

Chancy, 1927a, 102; Bridge Creek: Crooked River, Oreg. Berry, 1927c, 6, pi. 1, 

f. 13-15; Esmeralda: Hawthorne, Nev. 1932a, 40; Miocene: Ballantyne Ranch, 

Malheur Co., Oreg. 1934, 105; Latah: near Arrow Juncton, Nez Perc£ Co., 

north of Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho. MacGinitie, 1933, 48; Trout Creek: 

Trout Creek, Harney Co., Oreg. 1937, 133; Weaverville: Hay Fork, Redding 

Creek, Big Bar and Hyampom, Trinity Co., Calif. LaMotte, 1936, 113; Upper 

Cedarville: 49 Camp. Washoe Co., Nev.; Pit River and Rattlesnake Butte, 

Modoc Co., Calif. 1936b, 417; Ellensburg: Ellensburg, Wash. Dorf, 1936, 110; 

Idaho: near Weiser, Idaho.^Chaney & Elias, 1936, 34; Ogallala: Brown Co.., 

Nebr.; Beaver Co., Okla.; Logan Co., Kans. Axelrod, 1937, 169; Mt. Eden.: 

near Beamont, Calif.

Typhal sp. Knowlton, 1926, 28, pi. 9, f. 11 ; Latah: Spokane, Wash. Berry, 1929f, 

239 ; Latah : Spokane, Wash.

Typha sp. Berry, 1930d, 64; so-called Bridger: Tipperary, Wind River Basin,

Wyo. 

Typha sp. Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Eska Creek, Lower Matanuska

Valley, Alaska.

Typha? sp. Knowlton, 1926=Typha lesquereuxi Cockerell. 

Typha sp. Laudermilk & Munz, 1934a, 37; pi. 3, f. 4; Pleistocene?: Gypsum

Cave, near Las Vegas, Nev.

Typha sp. Mathiesen, 1932, 58; Sabine Isl., East Greenland. 

Typha sp. Penhallow.DBerry, 1926, 192; Paskapoo: Alberta. 

Typha sp. Scott, 1926, 403; Tesla, Calif. 

Ulmus alata MichauxJDBerry, 1926b, 111, pi. 54, f. 1, 2; Chowan: Neuse River,

Wayne Co., N. C.

Ulmus alnoides Hollick, 1930, 71, pi. 38, f. 4; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula. 

Ulmus americana LinneTHPenhallow, 1899, 528; Taylor's Brickyard and Gaol

Hill, Don Valley, Toronto, Ontario. 1900, 336; Don River, Gaol Farm, Taylor's

Brickyard, Don Valley, Toronto, Ontario. 

Ulmus antecedens Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 62, pi. 23, f. 7; Denver:

Golden, Colo.
312 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Ulmus borealis Heer=Dicotylophyllum boreale (Heer) Seward & Conway. 

Ulmus braunii Heer.D?Hollick, 1936, 105, pi. 58, f. 6-12; Cape Douglas and

near forks of Pumicestone Creek, Alaska Peninsula. 

Ulmus brownellii Lesquereux.DLesquereux, 1883,160, pi. 28, f. 2, 4; Florissant:

Florissant, Colo.; White River, Wyo, Chaney, 1927a, 113, f. 3, 6-8; pi. 13,

f. 1, 3, 4, 6; Bridge Creek: Gray Ranch, Crooked River, Oreg. Berry, 1934,

111; Latah: south of Juliaetta, Nez Perce Co., Idaho.

Myrica acuminata, Lesquereux (part) not Unger.n

Rhusf drymeja Lesque.reux.Q

CalUcoma m/icrophylla, Lesquereux not Ettingshausen.n

Ulmus hilliae Lesquereux.n

Myrica callicomaefoiia Lesquereux.Q

Myrica fallow Lesquereux.Q

Myrica zachariensis, Lesquereux (part) not Saporta.Q

Ceratopetalum americanum Ettingshausen.D

Myrica drymeja (Lesquereux) Knowlton.Q

Ulmus brownellii, Dorf not Lesquereux=Ulmus moorei Chaney & Elias. 

Ulmus californica Lesquereux (part).DKnowlton, 1893b, 104; Ellensburg:

Ellensburg, Wash. Chaney, 1922a, 216; Payette: Idaho. 

'Ulmus calif ornica Lesquereux (part)=Quercus washingtoniana Chaney. 

Ulmus carpinoides Goeppert, 1855, Die tertiare Flora von Schnossnitz in

Schlesien, 28, pi. 13, f. 4-9 (not pi. 14, f. 1), Gorlitz. Hollick, 1936, 105, pi. 51,

f. 1, 2; Port Camden Bay, Kuiu Isl., southeastern Alaska. 

Ulmus columbianus Penhallow.DBerry, 1926d, 108, pi. 15, f. 7; Joseph Creek,

British Columbia. 

Ulmus diptera Steenstrup, 1859, in Heer, Fl. Tert. Helv., vol. 3, 319. ?Hollick,

1936, 107, pi. 48', f. 4a; Copper Basin east of Ankona glacier, Yakutat-Copper

River region, Alaska. 

Ulmus eolaciniata MacGinitie, 1937, 136, pi. 5, f. 3; Weaverville: Redding Creek,

Hay Fork, Trinity Co., Calif.

Ulmus fernquisti Knowlton=Zelkova oregoniana (Knowlton) R. W. Brown. 

Ulmus floridana Berry, 1916b, 47, pi. 9, f. 5-7; Hattiesburg: Raglan, Forest

Co., Miss.; Alum Bluff: Alum Bluff, Liberty Co., Fla. 

Ulmus Mlliae Lesquereux=Ulmus brownellii Lesquereux. 

Ulmus longifolia Unger, 1845, Cbloris protogea, pt. 6, 80. 1847, pt. 8-10, 101,

pi. 26, f. 5 (leaf), 6 (fruit). Hollick, 1936, 107; Eska Creek, Matanuska Coal

Field, Alaska. 

Ulmus moorei Chaney & Elias, 1936b, 39, pi. 6, f. 1-5; Ogallala: Beaver Co.,

Okla., Logan Co., Kans.

Ulmus tirownellti, Dorf not Lesquereux, 1930, 92, pi. 10, f. 1-3, 10; Lafayette 

Dam, Contra Costa Co., Calif.

filmus newberryi Knowlton=Ulmu6 speciosa Newberry.

Ulmus oblongifolia Hollick, 1930, 70, pi. 37, f. 1; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula. 

Ulmus oregoniana Knowlton, 1900d, 44, pi. 2, f. 1, 2; 5 miles south of Ashland,

Oreg.

Ulmus pleurinervia, Heer not Unger=Planera nervosa Newberry.

jjimus Vraecv.rxor r>awson Viburnum asperum Newberry.

Ulmus pseudobraunii Hollick, 1936, .105, pi. 58, f. 1-3; near Berg Lake, 

Yakutat-Copper River region, Alaska.

Ulmus pseudo-fulva Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1893b, 104; Ellensburg: Ellensburg, Wash. Potbury, 1935, 63; La Porte, Plumas Co., Calif.

Ulmus? quercifolia Unger?QKnowlton, 1930, 62, pi. 23, f. 10; Denver: Golden, 

Colo.
CATALOGUE 313

Ulmus sorbifolia Goeppert.DHollick, 1936, 106, pi. 57, f. 3-5; Hamilton Bay, 

Kupreanof Isl., southeastern Alaska ;'Kachemak Bay, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.

Ulmus speciosa Newberry, 1898, 80, pi. 45, f. 2-8.DPenhallow, 1906a, 390a; 

Diamond Vale Company, - Quilchena, British Columbia Chaney, 1920a, 171; 

Eagle Creek. Multnomah Co., Oreg. I927a, 114; Crooked River, Oreg. Knowlton, 1926, 39, pi. 18, f. 6; Latah: Spokane, Wash. Berry, 1929f, 247; Latah: 

Spokane, Wash 1931a, .34; Latah: Grand:Coulee, Wash. 1934, 110; Latah: 

east of Arrow Junction, Nez Perce Co.; southeast of White Bird, Idaho Co.; 

Linson Valley, Washington Co., Idaho Hoffman, 1932, 737; Douglas Canyon, 

Wash. LaMotte, 1936, 124, Upper Cedarville: 49 Camp, Washoe Co., Nev. 

1936b, 417; Ellensburg: Ellensburg, Wash. Dorf, 1936,116; Idaho: near Weiser, 

Idaho Brown, R. W., 1937, 173; Latah: Spokane and Grand Coulee, Wash.; 

Bridge Creek: Bridge Creek, Grant Co., Oreg.

Ulmus newiberryi Knowlton.D

Ulmus n. sp. Knowlton, 1901e.D

Ulmus tanneri Chaney, 1920a, 172, pi. 14, f. 1, 2; Eagle Creek; Multnomah Co.,

Oreg. 

Ulmus, fruit of, Berry, 1929f, 247, pi. 51, f. 1; pi. 64, f. 3, 4; Latah: Spokane,

Wash.

Ulmus speciosa, Newberry (part) =Ptelea miocenica Berry.

Ulmus tanneri Chaney=Ulmus speciosa Newberry.

Ulmus wardii Knowlton & Cockerell.n ?Berry, 19S'5, 27; Middle Ravenscrag:

Loc. 2, southern Saskatchewan. .

Ulmus, fruit of, Berry 1929f=Ulmus speciosa Newberry. 

Ulmus sp. Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Mataniiska River below Moose Creek,

Alaska.

Ulmus n. sp. Knowlton 1901e=Ulmus speciosa Newberry.

Ulmus sp. Penhallow,.l906a, 391a; Coal Gully, near Couplee, British Columbia. 

UMBELLIFEROSPERMUM Berry, 1929f, 261. Genotype: U. latahense Berry. 

Umbelliferospermum latahense Berry, 1929f, 261, pi. 64, f. 10-12; Latah:

Spokane, Wash. 

UMBELLULARIA Nuttall. 

Umbellularia californica Nuttall. Scott, 1926, 405; Tesla, Calif. Chaney &

Mason, 1933a, 60, pi. 7, f. 4; Pleistocene: Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co.,

Calif. Mason, 1934, 160, pi. 9, f. 1-7, 13; Tomales: TOmales Bay, Marin Co.,

Calif.. 

Umbellularia dayana (Knowlton) Berry, 1929f, 260 (not pi. 58, f. 4) ; Latah:

Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Spokane, Wash. 1934, 121; Latah: Edwards Ranch;

Stanley Hill; Coeur d'Alene; east of Arrow Junction, Idaho. Brown, R. W.,

1937,174, pi. 52, f. 13; Latah: Spokane, Wash.; Salmon, Idaho.

Salix dayana Knowlton.QKnowlton, 1926, 32, pi. 12, f. 1 only; Latah: Coeur

d'Alene, Idaho.

Balix sp. Knowlton, 1926, 33, pi. 12, f. 3; Latah : Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. 

Laurus similis, Berry not Knowlton, 1929f, 259, pi. 58, f. 2; Latah: Spokane,

Wash. 

Quercus simulata, Berry not Knowlton, 1929f, 246, pi. 51, f. 6 only; Spokane,

Wash. 

Leguminosites bonseri Berry, 1929f, 254, pi. 56, f. 4; Latah : Spokane, Wash. 

Hoffman, 1932, 737: Douglas Canyon, Wash.

Umbellularia dayana, Berry (part) not Knowlton=Cedrela pteraformis (Berry)

R. W. Brown.

Umbellularia lanceolata Berry=Laurus similis Knowlton. 

Umbellularia lanceolata, LaMotte not Berry =? Umbellularia oregonensis

(Knowlton & Cocker ell) Chaney.
314 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Umbellularia oregonensis (Knowlton & Cockerell) Cbaney, 1925d, 60, pi. 1, 

f . 1, 3, 5, 7 ; Bridge Creek : Bridge Creek, Grant Co. ; Gray Ranch, Crooked River 

Basin, Oreg. 1927a, 117, pi. 14, f . 2 ; Bridge Creek : Gray Ranch, Crooked River 

Basin, Oreg. Dorf , 1930, 94, pi. 10, f . 5 ; Petrified Forest, Sonoma Co. ; Garberville, Calif. Oliver, 1934, 21 ; Mascall : Tipton and Austin, Oreg. Brooks, 1935, 

299, pi. 19, f. 6; Sucker Creek: Ballantyne Ranch near Homedale, Idaho. 

LaMotte, 1936b, 417 ; Ellensburg : Ellensburg, Wash.

NOTE. Oliver and Brooks citations were considered equal to 

lanceolata Berry by LaMotte. This synonymy is hereby rejected and they are 

returned to their original status. K. S. L.

Fraxinus oregonensis Knowlton & Cockerell.D

Fraxinus inteffrifolia, Newberry not Moench.Q

Umbellularia lanceolata, LaMotte not Berry, 1936, 127; Upper Cedarville: 49 

Camp, Washoe Co., Nev. ; Pit River, Modoc Co., Calif. (Note : R. W. Brown, 

1937, has transferred these leaves to Lawus similis Knowlton. I am unable 

to concur. The specimens seem to be surely placed in Umbellularia although 

there may be some doubt that they are specifically oregonensis. This doubt as 

to the specific reference applies equally to the citations of Oliver and Brooks. 

R. S. L.)

Undeterminable leaf, Berry, 1930, 143, pi. 25, f. 21; Holly Springs: Bolivar,

Hardeman Co., Tenn.

"Undeterminable leaf," Berry =ApocynophyIIum sumterensis (Berry) Berry. 

Unknown plant, Knowlton=Nymphaeites nevadensis (Knowlton) R. W. Brown. 

Unnamed fruit, Ashlee, 1932, 82, pi. 2, f. 19; Latah : no locality. 

URTICA (Tournefort) Linne".

Urtica alaskana Rollick, 1930, 73, pi. 39, f. 1 ; Chignik : Alaska Peninsula. 

Urtica exemplaris Hollick, 1930, 73, pi. 29, f . 4b ; pi. 39, f . 2 ; Chignik : Alaska

Peninsula. 

Vaccinium alaskanum Knowlton.DHollick, 1936, 160; Kukak Bay, Alaska

Peninsula. 

Vaccinium americanum (Lesquereux) Berry, 1929f, 262; Latah: Coeur d'Alene,

Idaho ; Spokane, Wash.

S&ntalum americanum Lesquereux.Q 

&alix pseudo-argentea Knowlton.£]

Vaccinium salicoides Knowlton, 1926, 46, pi. 28, f. 9, 9a ; Latah : Coeur d'Alene, 

Idaho.

Vaccinium angustifolium Aiton. Hollick, 1931, 45, pi. 7, f. 2e ; pi. 8, f . j ;

Pleistocene : Colebrook, N. H. 

Vaccinium arboreum MarshallOBerry, 1926b, 116, pi. 57, f. 7 ; Chowan : Neuse

River, Wayne Co., N. C.

Vaccinium bonseri Berry, 1929f, 262, pi. 59, f. 5; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Vaccinium bonseri serrulatum Berry, I929f, 262, pi. 63, f. 19-20; Latan: Spokane, Wash. Brown, R. W., 1937. 184, pi. 61, f . 8 ; Latah : Thunder Mountain,

Idaho. 

Vaccinium corymbosum Llnn&DBerry, 1926b, 116, pi. 57, f. 8, 9; Chowan:

Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. C. ; Pamlico : Old Mill Landing, Roanoke River,

Bertie Co., N, C. 

Vaccinium ellipticum Berry, 1927c, 14, pi. 2, f. 4 ; Esmeralda : Mineral Co., Nev.

Vaccinium. friesii Heer.QHollick, 193O, 16O ; Port Graham, Kenai Peninsula,

Alaska,

Vaccinium hollicki Knowlton.QHollick. 1936, 160; Cook Inlet, Alaska. 

Vaccinium ovalifolium J. E. Smith. Berry & Johnson, 1922a, 139, pi. 2, f. 9;

Point Grays : Vancouver, British Columbia.
CATALOGUE 315

Vaccinium ovatum Pursh. Mason, 1934, 176, pi. 11, f. 6, 9, 10; Tomales:

Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif. 

Vaccinium palaeocorymbosum Jennings, 1920, 426, pi. 33, f. 3, 3a, 4, 4a; Missoula, Mont. 

Vaccinium pseudocorymbosum Hollick, 1927, 417, pi. 37, f. 3; St. Eugene silts:

British Columbia.

Vaccinium salicoides Knowlton=Vaccinium americanum (Lesquereux) Berry. 

Vaccinium sophoroides (Knowlton) R W. Brown, 1937, 184, pi. 61, f. 1-3,

11; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Phyllites sophoroides Knowlton, 1926, 48, pi. 26, f. 8; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. 

Cassia sophoroides (Knowlton) Berry, 1929f, 253 only; Latah: Coeur d'Alene,

Idaho. 

Diospyros princetoniana, Berry not Cockerell, 1929f, 263, pi. 59, f. 6; pi. 60,

f. 1-3 ; Latah : Spokane, Wash.

Salix perplexa Knowlton (part), 1926, 32, pi. 2, f. 5; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Arctostaphylos knowltoni Berry, 1929f, 261, pi. 59, f. 4; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Vaccinium spatulatum Berry.DBerry, 1926b, 116, pi. 56, f. 3; Chowan: Neuse

River, Wayne Co.; N. C.

Vaccinium spokanense Berry=Salix spokanensis (Berry) R. W. Brown. 

Vaccinium vaccinifolia (Knowlton) Berry, 1927c, 15; Esmeralda: Nevada. 

Salisp vaccinifolia Knowlton.n

Vaccinium sp. Heer, 1868a, 65. Hollick, 1936, 160; Port Graham, Alaska

Peninsula.

VARDEKLOEFTIA Harris, 1932a, 107. Genotype: V. sulcata Harris. 

Vardekloeftia conica Harris, 1932a, 107, pi. 16, f. 1-12; pi. 17, f. 3-10; text-f.

49A, 50; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland. 

Vardekloeftia sulcata Harris, 1932a, 109, pi. 15, f. 1, 4, 5, 12; pi. 17, f. 1, 2; 

pi. 18, f. 1-15; text-f. 49B-C; Lepidopteris Zone: Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

Seed A. Harris, 1926, 125, text-f. 31A-D.

Interseminal scale A, Harris, 1926, 98, pi. 2, f. 6 ; Rhaetic: Scoresby Sound, 

East Greenland.

VIBURNUM Linn<§.DBerry, 1935, 55; discussion.

Viburnum alnifolium Marshall. Berry & Hawkins, 1935a, 251, pi. 23, f. 4; 

Pensauken: near Durhams Corner, Middlesex Co., N. J.

Virburnum antiquum (Newberry) Hollick.QKnowlton, 1924, 96, pi. 18, f. 1-3; 

Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. Berry, 1926, 200; Paskapoo: Alberta. 1926d, 

116; Eocene: Joseph Creek, Kitsilano, British Columbia. 1935, 58, pi. 17; pi. 

18, f. A, B; Whitemud: Locs. 7-, P 5-30; Middle Ravenscrag: Locs. 2, 5; Upper 

Ravenscrag: Locs. 1, 32, 35, southern Saskatchewan. Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River below Moose Creek, Alaska. 1936, 166, pi. 106, f. 3; 

Bryant Creek, Upper Yukon River region, Alaska.

Viburnum elongatum Ward.DBerry, 1926, 200; Paskapoo: Alberta. 

Platanus guillelmae, Ward not Goeppert.D 

Orewiopsis viburnifoUa Ward.Q

Populus grewiopsis Ward.DCragin, 1891, 30, Loup Fork: near Alpine, Kans. 

Viburnum limpidum Ward.QBerry, 1930c, 26; Ravenscrag: Cypress Hills, Canada 1930f, 64 ; Ravenscrag : southern Alberta. 

Tilda antiqua Newberry.Q?Lesquereux, 1888, 53; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Viburnum antiquum trinervum Berry, 1935, 60, pi. 7, f. 6; pi. 15, f. 6; Middle 

Ravenscrag: Loc. P 10-30, southern Saskatchewan.

Viburnum asperum Newberry.D?Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska 

River below Moose Creek, Alaska. Berry, 1926, 199; Paskapoo: Alberta. 

1935, 56, pi. 16; Lower Ravenscrag: Loc. 3; Middle Ravenscrag: Locs. 38,
316 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Viburnum asperum Continued.

P 1-30; Upper Ravenscrag: Locs. 23, 27, southern Saskatchewan. Brown, 

R. W., 1934, 65; Green River: near Green River, Wyo.

Viburnum lanceolatum Newberry.Q

Viburnum castrae Knowl,ton & Cockerell.nBerry, 1935, 56, .pi. 15, f. 5; Middle

Ravenscrag: Loc. 2, southern Saskatchewan. 

Viburnum1 nordenskioldi, Ward not Heer.Q 

Vlmus praecursor Dawson.Q 

Alnus kefersteinii, Lesquereux not Goeppert, 1878, 140, pi. 64, f. 11 only; Green

River : near Green River, Wyo.; not Florissant, Colo. 

Viburnum ftnale Ward.DBerry, 1930c, 27, pi. 5-, f. 4; Ravenscrag: Cypress Hills,

Saskatchewan. 1930f, 64 ; Ravenscrag: southern Alberta. 

Viburnum newberryanum Ward.QHollick, 1912a, 51; Chickaloon: Eska Creek,

lower Matanuska Valley, Alaska. Berry, 1926, 200; Paskapoo: Alberta. 

Hollick, 1936, 165, pi. 106, f. 2; Eska Creek, Matanuska Coal Field, Alaska.

Viburnum castrae Knowlton & Cockerell=Viburnum asperum Newberry. 

Viburnum contortum LesquereuxOKnowlton, 1930, 127, pi. 55, f. 1; Calhan,

Colo. Hollick, 1936, 165, pi. 106, f. 1; Matanuska Coal Field, Alaska. 

Viburnum dichotomum, Lesquereux not .Buch-Ham=Viburnum marginatum

Lesquereux, revived. 

Viburnum duriusculum Hollick, 1936, 168, pi. 105, f. 9; between Herendeen

Bay and Port Moller, Alaska Peninsula.

Viburnum elongatum Ward=Viburnum antiquum (Newberry) Hollick. 

Viburnum eocenicum Chancy & San-born 1933, 96, pi. 40, f. 1, 2; Fisher: Goshen,

Oreg.

Viburnum evexum Hollick, 1936, 166, pi. 119, f. 2; Chignik Bay, Alaska Peninsula. 

Viburnum fernquisti Berry, 1929f, 264, pi. 63, f. 10; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

I931a, 34; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 

Viburnum fernquisti R. W. Brown not Berry=Viburnum ribesiforme LaMotte,

new name.

Viburnum finale Ward=Viburnum asperum Newberry.

Viburnum goldianum Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 129; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Viburnum grossecrenatum Hollick, 1930, 115, pi. 86, f. 4; Nulato, Kaltag:

Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Viburnum? heterodontum Knowlton, 1930, 127, pi. 55, f. 2; Denver: Golden,

Colo.

Viburnum lakesii Lesquereux.DKnowlton, 1930,128, pi. 55, f. 3; Denver: Golden,

Colo. 

Viburnum lanceolatum, Newberry not Hill=Viburnum asperum Newberry.

Viburnum lantanifolium Berry, 1929f, 264, pi. 60, f. 6; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 

Oliver, 1934, 27, pi. 5, f. 1, 2; Mascall: Tipton, Oreg Brown, R. w., 1937,. 

185, pi. 63, f. 1; Latah: Spokane, Wash.; Mascall: TiptOD, Oreg.

Aesculus hesperia Berry, 1929f, 256, pi. 56, f. 8 ; Latah : Spokane, Wash.

Viburnum lesquereuxii WardOGress, 1922, 326; Dakota: Eiisworm co., Kans.

Viburnum lesquereuxii commune Lesqwereu^OGress, 1922, 327: Dakota: EllswortH Co.. Kans. 

Viburnum lesquereuxii lanceolatum Lesquereux.QGress, 1922, 323; rmitota:

Ellsworth Co., Kans.

Viburnum limpidum Ward^Yiburnum antiquum (Newberry) Hoiiick. 

Viburnum cf. limpidum Ward. Wilson, 1914a, 322; Edmonton: Wigmore

Ferry, Red Deer River, Alberta. 

Viburnum magnum KnowltonOBerry, 1926, 199; Paskapoo: Alberta.
CATALOGUE 317

Viburnum marginatum Lesquereux, revived. Berry, 1935, 57; Whitemud: Locs. 

7, P 5-30, southern Saskatchewan.

Virburnum marginatum Lesquereux.d

Platanus marginata (Les'quereux) Heer.QCross 1895, 211; Middle Park: Middle Park, Colo. Knowlton, 1930, 81, pi. 36, "f. 2, 3; Dawson : Mosby, Colo. 

Ball, 1931, 57, pi. 5, f. 1, 2; Indio: Bartons Ranch, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Viburnum dichotomum, Lesquereux not Buch-Ham.D ^

Viburnum melaenum Knowlton & Cockerell.DKnowlton, 1930, 128, pi. 55, f; 5; 

Dawson : Mosby, Colo.

Viburnum whymperif Lesquereux not Heer.n

Viburnum marginatum ravenscragensis Berry, 1935, 58; Middle Ravenscrag: 

Loc. 34, Upper Ravenscrag; Loc. 35, southern Saskatchewan.

Viburnum melaenum Knowlton & Cockerell=Viburnum marginatum Lesquereux, revived.

Viburnum molle Michaux. Berry, 1926b, 117; Chowan: Neuse River, Wayne 

Co., N. C.

Viburnum cf. molle Berry.Q

Viburnum cf. molle Berry=Viburnum molle Michaux.

Viburnum multinervis Heer. White, 1898, 362; Patoot: Nugsuak Pen., west

Greenland.

Viburnum newberryanum Ward=Viburnum asperum Newberry. 

Viburnum nordenskioldi Heer.DHeer, ,1869, 36, pi. 3, f. IS'. Lesquereux, 1883,

230, pi. 46A, f. 6, 7. Knowlton, 1893d, 545; Kenai?: Ninilchik, Alaska. 1894,

225, Hollick, 1912a, 50; Chickaloon: Matanuska River below Moose Creek;

Eska River, Alaska. 1936, 167, pi. 107, f. 1-3; Chignik Bay, Alaska Peninsula;

Nenana Coal Field, Alaska.

Viburnum nordenskioldi, Ward not Heer=Viburnum asperum Newberry. 

Viburnum nudum Linne.DBerry, 1914d, 160. 1917f, 662 1922b, 11. 1924a,

23, pi. 2, f. 25. 1926b, 117; Chowan: Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. C.; Pleistocene : Washington, D. C.; Tipton Co., Tenn. 

Viburnum obliquum Hollick, 1936, 165, pi. 105, f. 7, 8; Eska Creek, Matanuska

Coal Field, Alaska. 

Viburnum ovatum PenhallowOPenhallow, 1906a, 391a; Red' Deer River Valley,

mouth of Blind Man River, Northwest Territories. 

Viburnum oxycoccoides Dawson=Platanus basilobata Ward. 

Viburnum palmatum Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 97, pi. 40, f. 3, 4; Fisher: Goshen,

Oreg.

Viburnum perfectiim War d=Viburnum antiquum (Newberry) Hollick. 

Viburnum ribesiforme LaMotte, new name.

Ribes fernquisti Berry, 1929f, 251, pi. 63, f. 21; Latah: Spokane, Wash. 1931a,

39, pi. 12, f. 4-6 ; Latah : Grand Coulee, Wash. 

Viburnum fernquisti R. W. Brown not Berry, 1937, 185, pi. 56, f. 2 ; Latah:

Spokane, Wash.; Grand Coulee, Wash.; Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. (Homonym,

Berry 1929f.)

Viburnum richardsoni Knowlton, 1930, 126, pi. 52, f. 8; pi. 53, f. 1, 3-5; pi. 54, f.

2, 3; Dawson: near Colorado Springs; Sedalia, Colo.; Denver: Golden, Colo. \

Crataegus betulaefolia, Lesquereux (part), 1888, 56; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Viburnum robustum Lesquereux.DBerry, 1922c, 179, 39, pi. 39, f. 4; Woodbine: 

Arthurs Bluff, Lamar Co., Tex. Gress, 1922, 328; Dakota: Ellsworth Co., 

Kans.

Viburnum rotundifolium Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1924, 96, pi. 16, f. 1; Animas: 

Ignacio Quad., Colo.
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Viburnum schmidtianum Heer, 1878, Fl. Foss. Arct., vol. 5, no. 3, 43, pi. 11,

f. 4-8. 1883,114, pL 89, f. 10; pi. 94, f. 4. Rollick, 1936, 167, pi. 106, f. 4; north

of upper Nenana River west of Wells Creek, Tenana region, Alaska. 

Viburnum simile Knowlton.D?Hollick, 1930, 114, pi. 85, f. 8; Chignik: Alaska

Peninsula.

Viburnum solitarium LesquereuxIUKnowlton, 1930, 129; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

Viburnum speciosum Knowlton.DKnowlton, 1924, 96, pi. 16, f. 3; Animas:

Pagosa Quad., Colo. 

Viburnum sphenophyllum KnowltonOGress, 1922, 327; Dakota: Ellsworth Co.,

Kans. 

Viburnum thomae Chaney & Sanborn, 1933, 98, pi. 40, f. 5, 6; Fisher: Goshen,

Oreg.

Viburnum whitebirdensis Ashlee, 1932, 82, pi. 2, f. 17; Latah: Whitebird, Idaho. 

Viburnum whymperi Heer.DHollick, 1936, 167, pi. 107, f. 4-7; Mission Creek

above junction with Excelsior Creek, upper Yukon region; Seventymile Creek

below mouth of Mogul Creek, upper Yukon region, Alaska. 

ViVurnum whymperi? Lesquereux (part) not Heer=Viburnum melaenum

Knowlton. 

Viburnum whymperi? Lesquereux (part) not Heer=Viburnum marginatum

Lesquereux, revived. 

Viburnum zizyphoides Heer, 1883, 34, pi. 60, f. 2. Hollick, 1930, 115, pi. 85, f.

9; Kaltag: Lower Yukon, Alaska.

Viburnum sp. Berry, 1929m, 71; Allisqn: southwest Alberta. 

Viburnum sp. Berry, 1924a, 23, pi. 2, f. 30; Pleistocene: Washington, D. C. 

Viburnum or Celastrus sp. Berry, 1930, 64; Ravenscrag: southern Alberta. 

Viburnum sp. Berry, 1935, 61, pi. 19, f. 12; Whitemud: Locs. 7, P 5-30, southern

Saskatchewan. 

Viburnum sp. Hollick, 1912a, 51; Chickaloon: Kings River, lower Matanuska

Valley, Alaska.

Viburnum sp. Hollick, 1930, 115, pi. 85, f. 6, 7; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula. 

Viburnum sp.? fruit, Hollick, 1936, 168, pi. 107, f. 8, 9; Matanuska River below

Moose Creek, Alaska. 

Viburnum sp. MacGinitie, 1937, 151; Weaverville: ° Redding Creek, Hay Fork,

Trinity Co., Calif. 

VINCETOXICUM Ruppius. 

Vincetoxicum? trinervata MacGinitie, 1933, 66, pi. 15, f. 1; Trout Creek: Trout

Creek, Harney Co., Oreg.

Vitigene cissoides Saporta=Cissus cissoides (Saporta) Hollick. 

VITIPITES Wodehouse, 1933a, 514. Genotype: V. dulius Wodehouse. 

Vitipites dubius Wodehouse, 1933a, 514, f. 47; Green River: Parachute Creek,

Garfleld Co., Colo.

Vitis alaskana CockerelLUlHollick, 1936, 142; Admiralty Inlet (Isl.?), southeastern Alaska.

Vitis alia Hollick, 1927, 413, r>l. 42. f. 1: St. Eugene silts: British Columbia.

Vitis atwoodi Hollick, 1936, 142, pi. 80, f. 4; Kootznahoo Inlet, Admiralty Isl.,

southeastern Alaska.

Vitis bonseri Berry, 1931a, 41, pi. 13, f. 6; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. 

Vitis chcmeyi MacGinitie=Tilia aspera (Newberry) LaMotte.

"Vitls cordifolma Michaiax:. Berry, lO24a, 21, pi. 2, f. 6 9 ; Pleistocene : Wasllington, D. C.

Vitis orenata .Heer=Vitis heeriana Knowlton & Cockerell. 

Vitis dakotana Berry, 1934a, 130, pi. 26, f. 4-6; pi. 27; Lance: Jump off, Harding

Co., S. Dak. 1935, 47, pi. 12, f. 1, 2; Whitemud: Loc. 7, southern Saskatchewan.
CATALOGUE 319

Vitis florissantella Cockerell.QKnowlton, 1923a, 189, pi. 42, f. 4'; Creede: Creede,

Colo. 

Vitis heeriana Knowlton & Cockerell.n?Hollick, 1936, 142,'pi. 80, f. 3; Nenana

Coal Field, Alaska.

Vitis crenata Heer.n ?Wilson, 1916, 206; Sheep Creek, Yukon Terr.

Vitis inequilateralis Hollick, 1930, 104, pi. 80, -f. 1; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska.' 

Vitis innominata Knowlton.DBall, 1931, 93, pi. 37, f. 6; Indio: Little Sandy

Creek, Bastrop Co., Tex.

Vitis olriki HeerOCross, 1895, 211; Middle Park: Middle Park, Colo. Knowlton, 1930, 115, pi. 49, f. 6; pi. 50, f. 4; Dawson: Ramah, Colo. Hollick, 1936, 

142, pi. 81, f. 2; Hamilton Bay, Kupreanof Isl., southeastern Alaska. 

Vitis paleotruncata Hollick, 1930, 104, pi. 80, f. 3; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska.

Vitis populoides Hollick, 1930, 104, pi. 79, f. 1; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula. 

Vitis tricuspidatd Heer=Cissus lesquereuxii Knowlton. 

Vitis venusta Hollick, 1930, 104, pi. 80, f. 4; Melozi: Lower Yukon, Alaska. 

Vitis washingtonensis (Knowlton) R. W. Brown, 3937, 181, pi. 56, f. 5, 6; pi. 

57, f. 1, 2; Latah: Spokane, Wash.; Whitebird, Idaho.

Populus washingtonensis Knowlton, 1926, 31, pi. 15, f. 1; Latah: Coeur d'Alene, 

Idaho. Berry, 1931a, 34; Latah: Grand Coulee, Wash. Hoffman, 1932, 735; 

Douglas Canyon, Wash.

Populus lindffreni Knowlton (part), 1926, 31, pi. 14, f. 4-7 ; Latah : Coeur d'Alene, 

Idaho. Berry, 1934, 106 ; Latah : White Bird ; Arrow Junction ; Edward Ranch, 

Idaho.

Acer merriami Knowlton (part), 1926, 45, pi. 28, f. 1; Latah: Mica, Wash. 

Acer sp. Berry, 1929f, pi. 57, f. 6 (not discussed) ; Latah. 

Menispermites latahensis Berry, 1929f, 249, pi. 52, f. 4; Latah: Vera and Spokane,

Wash. 1931a, 38, pi. 12, f. 4-6; Latah : Grand Coulee, Wash. 

Cercis idahoensis Berry (part), 1930b, 240, pi. 9, f. 4 only; Latab: Whitebird, 

Idaho 1934, 114, pi. 21, f. 1; pi. 22, f. 4 only; pi. 23, f. 3, 4, only; Latah: 

Whitebird, Idaho.

Vitis sp. Berry, 1926b, 115, pi. 57, f. 6; Chowan: Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. C.

Vitis sp. Lesquereux, 1888, 52; Denver: Golden, Colo.

VOLTZIOXYLON Torrey, 1923, 62. Genotype: V. dockumense Torrey.

Voltzioxylon dockumense Torrey, 1923, 64, pi. 8, f. 1, 2; Dockum: Spur, Tex.

Weichselia reticulata (Stokes & Webb) Ward.QBerry, 1928, 1-5, 1 text-f.; 

Frederickburg?: Nolan Co., Tex.

Widdringtonia sp. Heer, 1868a, 66. Hollick, 1936, 52; Keku Isl., Alaska.

Widdringtonites gracilis Heer=Cyparissidium gracile (Heer) Heer.

Widdringtonites reichii (Ettingshausen) Heer.ONewberry, 1895, 57, pi. 8, f. 

1-5; Raritan: Woodbridge, South Amboy, and Sayerville, N. J. White, 1898, 

353; Ujarartorsuak, Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. Berry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: near Glen Alien; Shirleys Mill; Snow Plantation; Whites Bluff, Ala. 

1925, 29; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn. Bell, 1932, 220; Dunvegan: Peace River, 

British Columbia.

Widdringtonites sultilis Heer=Elatocladus subtilis (Heer) Seward.

WIELANDIELLA Nathorst, 1909, K. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handl., vol. 45, no. 4, 

Stockholm, 21.

Wielandiella angustifolia Nathorst. Harris, 1932a, 86, pi. 1, f. 6-8, 10; pi. 2, 

f. 3-5, 7-13; pi. 3, f. 2-6, 9-11,13,14; pi. 14, f. 7; text-f, 48B, Lepidopteris zone: 

Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

Wielandiella sp. Harris (part), 1926, 82, pi. 7, f. 1-3; text-f. 14A, B, D, E, I 

only ; Rhaetic; Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.

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320 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 191 9-3 7

Wielandiella sp. Harris (part) =Bennetticarpus crossospermus Harris. 

Wielandiella sp. Harris (part)= Wielandiella angustifolia Natlaorst. 

Williaiiisonia centeotl Wieland, 1914, 96, pi. 27, f. 3; Liassic: Mixteca Alta,

Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Williamsonia cuauhtemoci Wieland, 1914, 82, pi. 23, f. 2; pi. 24; pi. 25 ; Liassic:

Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Williamsonia elocata LesquereuxOSeward, 1917, Fossil Plants, vol.' 3, 462. 

Wieland, 1928, 39, f. 5, 6; Dakota: Kansas.

Williamsonia Thespera Wieland, 1928, 41, f. 7-10; Dakota: Kansas. 

Williamsonia ?huitzilopochtli Wieland, 1914, 98, pi. 27, f. 7; pi. 28; Liassic:

Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Williamsonia sp. Wieland, 1911, 457, text-f. 15a. 

Williamsonia ipalnemoani Wieland, 1914, 92, pi. 31, f. 3, 6, 7; pi. 46, f. 1, 2;

Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Williamsonia mexicana Wieland, 1911, 461. 1913, 265; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, 

Oaxaca, Mexico. 1914, 100, pi. 22; pi. 23, f. 2; pi. 29, f. 1; Liassic: Mixteca 

Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Williamsonia sp. Wieland, 1909, 429.

Williamsonia nathorstii Wieland, 1913, 265; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, 

Mexico 1914, 85, pi. 30, f. 1-3 Liassic : Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Williamsonia netzahualcoyotl Wieland, 1914, 89, pi. 21; pi. 22; pi. 31, f. 1, 2, 

4, 5; pi. 33, f. 3, 5, 6; pi. 30, f. 6, 7; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico.

Williamsonia sp. Wieland, 1911, 457, f. 14.

Williamsonia quetzalcoatl Wieland, 1914, 93, pi. 26; Liassic: Mixteca Alta,

Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Williamsonia tecatzoncatl Wieland, 1914, 98, pi. 37, f. 4; -Liassic: Mixteca Alta,

Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Williamsonia tlazolteotl Wieland, 1914, 97, pi. 26, f. 6; pi. 30, f. 4; Liassic :

Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Williamsonia xicotancatli Wieland, 1914, 84, pi. 23, f. I J Liassic: Mixteca Alta,

Oaxaca, Mexico.' 

Williamsonia xipe Wieland, 1914, 98, pi. 30, f. 5; Liassic: Mixteca Alta,.

Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Williamsonia sp. Mullerried, 1933, 45; Triassic?: Coatepec, Puebia, Mexico.

Williamsonia sp. Wieland, 1914, 88, pi. 30, f. 8, 9; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca,

Mexico. . Williamsonia spp., fruit series, Wieland, 1913, 265; Liassic: Mixteca Alta,

Oaxaca, Mexico 1914, 80, pi. 22, 32; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Williamsonia spp., stem series, Wieland, 1913, 265; Liassic: Mixteca Alta,

Oaxaca, Mexico 1914, 70, pi. 34, 35, 36; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaoa, Mex. 

'Williamsonia Sp. Wieland=Williamsonia netzahualcoyotl Wieland. 

WilliamsonicL sp. Wieland=Williamsonia? huitzilopochtli Wieland." 

Williamsonia, sp. Wieiand=Williamsonia mexicana Wieland. 

WOODSIA P. Brown. 

Woods!* border! Berry, 19291 236, Pi. 64, f. 21, 22; Latah: Spokane, Wash.

Woodwardia bennetti Dorf, 1930, 68, pi. 5, f. 3; Benneit Valley. Calif.. 

Wnn(to$r$W Idttiloba Lesquereux=Onoclea sensibilis LiurxS.

Woodwardia latiloba minor Les^M^OllOClea 8»^lis Linn6' 

Woodwardia latiloba serrata Knowlton, 1930, 22, pi. 2, f. 1, 2; Middle ParKt 

Middle Park, Grand Co., Colo. ' . . : :
CATALOGUE 321

Woodwardia maxoni Knowlton.DBerry, 1926d, 95, pi. 10, f. 2, 3; Newhykulston

Creek, Chu Chua Area, British Columbia. 

Woodwardia praeradicans Berry, 1929f, 236, pi. 64, f. 22, 23; Latah: Spokane,

Wash.

Woodwardites arcticus Heer=0noclea sensibilis Linne'. 

Xanthium calvum M & S. Chaney & Mason, 1933a, 66, pi. 9, f. 14; Pleistocene:

Carpinteria, Santa Barbara Co., Calif.

XANTHOLITHES Ward, 1913, 150. Genotype: X. propheticus Ward. 

Xantholithes hastatiformis (Cockerell) Cockerell=Sporophylls, Berry. 

Xantholithes propheticus Ward, 1915, 150; Fort Union: Montana. Berry,

1935, 65, pi. 20; Middle Ravenscrag: Loc. 13, southern Saskatchewan.

Vegetable organism. Ward, 1889a, 99-201. 

Xolisma ligustrina (Linne) Britton.QBerry (part), 1926b, 116, pi. 57, f. 12;

Chowan: Neuse River, Wayne Co., N. C. 

Xolisma ligustrina, Berry (part) not Britton=Rhamnites' krugiodendroides

Berry. 

Xylomites cycadeoideae Chrysler & Haenseler, 1936, 35, text-f. 1-7; Raritan:

Woodbridge, N. J. 

Yucca baccata Torrey. Laudermilk & Munz, 1934a, 37; Pleistocene?: Gypsum

Cave, near Las Vegas, Nev. 

Yucca brevifolia Engelmann. Laudermilk & Munz, 1934a, 37; Pleistocene?:

Gypsum Cave, near Las Vegas, Nev. 

Yucca mohavensis Sargent. Laudermilk & Munz, 1934a, 37; Pleistocene?:

Gypsum Cave, near Las Vegas, Nev. 

Yuccites oaxacensis Wieland, 1914, 116, pi. 39, f. 2; Liassic: Mixteca Alta,

Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Yuccites schimperianus Zigno, Flora Foss. Form Oolithicae, vol. 2, pi. 26. 

Wieland, 1913, 265; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico 1914, 115, pi. 39,

f. 3; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Zamia colla'zoensis Hollick, 1928, 184, pi. 53, f. 1, 5, 7?. 1932, 173, pi. 7, f. 5,

6; Collazo River, Porto Rico. 

Zamia mississippiensis Berry.QHollick, 1932, 173, pi. 6, f. la-c; Wilcox: Lauderdale Co., Miss. 

Zamia mississippiensis macrophylla Potbury, 1935, 60, pi. 1, f. 7; La Porte,

Plumas Co., Calif. 

Zamia noblei Hollick, 1928, 185, pi. 53, f. 9, 10; pi. 54, f. 1, 3a; pi. 55, f. 1-3,

4a, 5a 1932, 174, pi. 6, f. 3, 4; Collazo River, Porto Rico. 

Zamia tennesseeana Berry, 1930, 51, pi. 32, f. 8; Holly Springs: Bolivar, Hardeman Co., Tenn. Hollick, 1932, 173, pi. 13 f. 4; Wilcox: Hardeman Co., Tenn. 

Zamia wilcoxensis Berry.DHollick, 1932, 173, pi. 6, f. 6; Wilcox: De Soto

Parish, La.

Zamiostrol)us emmonsi Fontaine=Araucarites emmonsi (Fontaine) Wieland. 

Zamiostrobus virginiensis Fontaine=Araucarites virginiensis (Fontaine) Wieland.

Zamtostrolus sp. Fontaine=Araucarites virginiensis (Fontaine) Wieland. 

Zamites aoutipennis Heer=Pterophyllum acutipennis (Heer) Berry. 

Zamites albertensis Berry, 1929m, 68, pi. 11, f. 1, 2; Allison: southwest Alberta. 

Zamites apertus Newberry=Pterophyllum acutipennis (Heer) Berry. 

Zamites arcticus Goeppert=Ptilophyllum arcticum (Goeppert) Seward. 

Zamites brevipennis Heer=Ptilophyllum arcticum (Goeppert) Seward. 

Zamites cipertus Newberry=Pterophyllum acutipennis (Heer) Berry. 

Zamites cf. confusus Wieland, 1913, 265; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Zamites globuliferus Heer=Carpolithus globuliferus. (Heer) Seward.
322 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 7

Zamites (Otozamites) leggetti Newberry, 1888a, 343, pi. 8, f. 3, 4; near San

Juancito, Honduras. 

Zamites mariposana Wieland, 1.929b, 303-323, text-f. 1, 19; Mariposa: Moccasin

Creek, Tuolumne Co., Calif. 

Zamites montana DawsonOWilson, 1914, 408; Kootenai: Groundhog Coal Basin,

Upper Skeena River, British Columbia. 

Zcfynites montanensis Fontaine=Pterophyllum montanense (Fontaine) Knowlton.

Zamites powelli Fontaine=Otozamites powelli (Fontaine) Berry. 

Zamites (Pterophyllum) rolkeri Newberry, 1888a, 343, pi. 8, f. 1, 2; near San

Juancito, Honduras. Wieland, 1913, 265; Liassic: Mixteca Alta, Oaxaca,

Mexico. 

Zamites speciosus Heer. White, 1898, 349, 353; Pagtorflk, Ujaratorsuak,

Nugsuak Pen., west Greenland. 

Zamites weedii Fontaine=Ptilophyllum arcticum (Goeppert) Seward.

Zamites sp. Dawson i886=Ptilophyllum arcticum (Goeppert) Seward.

Zamites sp. Berry, 1924g, 495, text-f. 4; Popo Agie: near Lander, Wyo.

Zamites? sp. Berry, 1924g, 496, text-f. 5, 6; Popo Agie: near Lander, Wyo.

Zamites (Otozamites?) sp.? Humphreys, 1916a, 77; Santa Clara Coal Field, 

Sonora, Mexico.

Zamites sp. Lozano, 1916, 4, pi. 1, f. 1; Liassic: Huayacocotla, Vera Cruz, 

Mexico.

ZELKOVA Spach.

Zelkova oregoniana (Knowlton) R. W. Brown, 1937, 173, pi. 51, f. 11-15; Mascall : John Day Basin, Oreg.; Latah: Spokane and Republic, Wash.

Myrica oregoniana Knowlton.nChaney, 1920a, 163; Eagle Creek: Multnomah Co., 

 Oreg. 

Ulmus fernquisti Knowlton, 1926. 39, pi. 19, f. 2; Latah: Spokane, Wash. (Note:

This species was considered equal to Ulmtts speciosa by LaMotte, 1936.) 

Faffopsis longifolia, Berry not Hollick, 1929f, 245, pi. 50, f. 7; Latah: Spokane, 

Wash. 1934, 108; Latah: north of Weiser, Idaho.

Zingiberites alaskensis Hollick*' 1930, 61, pi. 27, f. 8; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska.

Zingiberites dubius Lesquereux.dKnowlton, 1930, 43; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

ZIZYPHOIDES Seward & Conway, 1935, 23. Genotype: Z. coiumU (Heer)

Seward & Conway. 

Zizyphoides columbi (Heer) Seward & Conway, 1935, 23, text-f. 8; Kagdlunguak,

West Greenland.

Paliurus columbi Heer, 1868, 122, pi. 17, f. 2d; pi, 19, f, 2-4, (Note: Seward and 

Conway do not transfer other North American citations of this species to the

new name. The cataloguer does not do so pending more critical revision of 

the forms involved.)

Zizyphus abnormalis HollicR, 1930, 103, pi. 78, f. 8; Kaltag: Lower Yukon,

Alaska.

Zizyphus beckwithii Lesquereux.QKnowlton, 1930, 110, pi. 47, f. 3; Denver: 

Golden, Colo.

Zizyphus cinnamomoides (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.dlKiiowlton, 1923,' 170;

Green River: Green River, Wyo. Brown, R. W., 1934, 63; Green River: Green

River, Wyo.

Z12DMS iMflifOKa Newberry.DKntwtton, 1S2S, 165, pi. 40, f. 7; Green River: 

Green River, Wyo.; Greasewood Creek southwest of Meeker, Colo.

Ilex vyomingiana Lesquereux.nKnowlton, 1923, 169; Green River: Green River, 

Wyo.
CATALOGUE 323

Zizyphus claibornensis Berry, 1924, 74, pi. 12, f. 10, 11; Yegua: Columbia, 

Caldwell Parish, La.; Lisbon: Lexington, Holmes Co., Miss.

Zizyphus coloradensis - Knowlton.DBerry, 1935, 45; Whitemud and Middle 

Ravenscrag: Loc. 7, P 10-30, southern Saskatchewan.

Zizyphus daphnogenoides Knowlton, 1924; 91; Animas: Pagosa Quad., Colo. 

1930,109, pi. 48, f. 5, 6; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Daphnogene angelical, Lesquereux not Heer.d

Zizyphus fibrillosus (Lesquereux) Lesquereux, 1878, pi. 52, f. 6 only.

Zizyphus distortus Lesquereux (part).DLesquereux, 1874b, 404. 1878, 275, 

pi. 51, f. 8, 9 only; Denver: Golden, Colo. Knowlton, 1930, 110, pi. 47, f. 2; 

pi. 52, f. 1; Denver: Golden, Colo.; Dawson: east of Colorado Springs, Colo.

Zizyphus distortus Lesquereux (part)=Zizyphus fibrillosus (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.

Zizyphus electilis Hollick, 1930, 103', pi. 79, f. 7; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula.

Zizyphus fibrillosus (Lesquereux) LesquereuxOLesquereux, 1888,.55; Denver: 

Golden, Colo. Knowlton, 1924, 91; Animas: Pa'gosa Quad., Colo. 1930, 108, 

pi. 46, f. 6, 9; Denver: Golden, Colo.; Dawson: Ramah, Colo.

Zizyphus distortus Lesquereux (part), 1878, pi. 51, f. 7 only; Denver: Golden, 

Colo.

Zizyphus fibrillosus (Lesquereux) Lesquereux (part)= Zizyphus daphnogenoides Knowlton. 

Zizyphus hesperius Knowlton, 1930, 111, pi. 46, f. 2; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Zizyphus hyperboreus, Lesquereux (part) not Heer, 1888, Denver: Golden, Colo.

Zizyphus hyperboreus Heer, 1868,134, pi. 49, f. 2, 2b?. 1869a, 482, pi. 50, f. 20. 

1883, 130, pi. 67, f. 6. ?Hollick, 1936, 140, pi. 79, f. 5, 6; southwest of forks of 

Pumicestone Creek and at Jaw Mountain, Alaska Peninsula.

Zizyphus hyperboreus, Lesquereux (part) not Heer=Zizyphus hesperius 

Knowlton.

Zizyphus lamarensis Berry.QBerry, 1913a, 571; Tuscaloosa: near Glen Alien, 

Ala. 1932c, 170, pi. 36, f. 4; Woodbine: Arthurs Bluff, Lamar Co.,' Tex.

Zizyphus lanceolatus Knowlton, 1924, 93, pi. 15, f. 3; Animas: Pagosa Quad., 

Colo.

Zizyphus laurinifolius Berry .QBerry, 1925, 67, pi. 13, f. 4; Ripley: Carroll Co.,

Tenn. \ 

.Zizyphus lesquereuxii Knowlton.DKnowiton, 1930, 111; Denver: Golden, Colo.

Zizyphus longifolia Newberry=Zizyphus cinnamomoides (Lesquereux) Lesquereux.

Zizyphus meekii Lesquereux.DCross, 1895, 211; Middle Park: Middle Park, Colo.

Zizyphus meigsii (Lesquereux) Berry.D?Hollick, 1936, 140, pi. 31, f. 3a; pi. 79, 

f. 4; Chignik River opposite Nun Point, Alaska.

Ceanothus meigsii Lesquereux-QLesquereux, 1871, 382; Wilcox: Mississippi.

Zizyphus perryi Berry, 1925, 69, pi. 13, f. 10; Ripley: Henry Co., Tenn. 

Zizyphus piperoides Lesquereux.D?Chaney, 1921a, 91; Puente: Los Angeles Co.,

Calif. 

Zizyphus pseudochloroxylon HoUick, 1928, 213, pi. 77, f. 1-4; Collazo: Porto

Rico.

Zizyphus pseudomeeki Hollick, 1930, 103, pi. 29, f. 6b; pi. 79, f. 3'; Chignik: 

 Alaska Peninsula. 

Zizyphus ripleyensis Berry, 1925, 68, pi. 13, f. 5T9; Ripley: Henry and Carroll

Cos., Tenn. 1928f, 442 ; Ripley: Carroll Co., Tenn.
324 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

Zizyphus serrulatus Ward.dBerry, 1935, 45; Middle Ravenscrag: Loc. 2,.

southern Saskatchewan. 

Zizyphus townsendi Knowlton.DHollick, 1936, 140; Herendeen Bay, Alaska

Peninsula.

Zizyphus varietas Hollick, 1930, 103, pi. 78, f. 6, 7a; Chignik: Alaska Peninsula, 

Zizyphus wyomingianus Berry, 1930d, 73, pi. 11, f. 6, 7; so-called Bridger::

Wind River Basin, Wyo.

Zizyphus sp, Hollick, 1924, 307, pi. 14, f. 5; Matanzas: Cuba. 

Zizyphus sp. Lesquereux, 1888, 55; Denver: Golden, Colo. 

ZYGOPHYLLUM Linne. 

Zygophyllum? eocenicum Berry, 1930, 94, pi. 31, f. 1; Holly Springs: Mill

Creek, Hardeman Co.; Tenn.
ERRORS AND OMISSIONS IN BULLETIN 696

In all citations from Newberry, J. S., The flora of the Amboy clays, read U. S. 

Geol. Survey Mon. 26, 1895 [1896], not Mon. 27 nor Mon. 35.

In all citations from Knowlton, F. H., Fossil plants of the Esmeralda formation, 

U. S. Geol. Survey 21st Ann. Kept, pt. 2, 1900, for 1901 read 1900.

In all citations from Berry, E. W., Lower Cretaceous of Maryland, Maryland 

Geol. Survey, Lower Cretaceous, 1911, for 1912 read 1911.

In all citations from Knowlton, F. H., Fossil floras of the Vermejo and, Raton 

formations of Colorado' and New Mexico, U. S. Geol. Survey Prof. Paper 101, 

1917, for 1918 read 1917.,

In all citations from Knowlton, F. H., The Laramie flora of the Denver Basm of 

Colorado, with a review of the Laramie problem, U. S. Geol. Survey, Prof. Paper 

]30, add 1922 and page numbers.

Page SPECIES » 

40 Newberry, J. S.; before last entry, insert The flora of the Amboy clays. 

U. S. Geol. Survey Mon. 26, 1895 [1896], pp. 1-260, pis. 1-5.8. A posthumous work, edited by Arthur Hollick. 

45 Abies nevadensfe; line 1, for distichum miocenum read dubium.

52 Acer spicatiim Lamarck. Dawson; line 1, for 1866 read 1868.

53 Acer, fruit of, Dawson; line 1, for 1890 read 1891.

54 Acerates amboyensis; line 7, for Sherleys read SMrleys.

58 Acrostichopteris longipennis; line 3, for cxii read xcii.

58 Acrostichopteris parvifolia; line 5, for f. 4 read f. 3, 4; pi. clxxii, f. 14.

64 Alnus kefersteinii ; line 9, delete period after Statu and read 1838 for 1837.

71 Andromeda latifolia (2nd synonym) ; line 1, for 1902 read 1895.

74 ANEMIA; spell ANEIMIA, here and in all subsequent species.

74 Anemia elongata; line 20, add Cretaceous?: Pt. Doughty, Orcas Isla'nd, 

Wash.

75 Anemia supercretacea; line 3, after page 248, add pi. 30, f. 5. 

83 Aralia looziana; line 3, for f. 10-12, read 9; line 4, insert f. 2.

86 Aralia triloba; line 4, for p. 121 read p. 123.

87 Aralia wardiana ; line 3, insert pi. xlviii, f. 10-12; for f. 2-5 read f. 1. 

87 Aralia wellingtoniana; line 3, for Mon. 35 read Mon. 26; line 6, for Mon.

16 read Mon. 26.

91 Araucaria bladensis; read bladenensis. 

104 Asplenium cecilensis; line 2, after Upper Cret, insert 1916.

116 Betula prisca; line 3, for f. 3-6 read f. 3-7.

117 Betula stevensonii; line 3, insert pi. xxxiv, f. Ib.

126 Bumelia florissanti; line 2, for f. 4 read f. 4, 5.

129 Callicoma microphylla ; line 1, for drymeia read drymeja.

131 Carex clarkii ; line 5, for 1911 read 1916.

132 , Carex servata; line 2, for f. 13c, d, read f. 13, 13a, d.

132 Carex sp., Lesqnereux; line 1, for 1867 read 1887.

133 Carpinus pseudo-caroliniana; line 2, for p. 225 read p. 220. 

146 Cassia fischeri; line 1, for florissantimus read florissantianus.

325
326 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-37

153 Celastrophyllum arcinerve; line 2, for cxliv read cxlvi.

157 Celastrus confluens; line 2, for pi. ii read pi. xii.

160 Celastrus wardii; line 7, for Lance : read Lebo:

160 Celtis lingualis ; line 3, for 1897 read 1797.

177 Cissus lesquereuxii; line 2, insert after (Heer) the name Schimper.

177 Cissus tricuspidata; line 1, for Lesquereux read Sch'imper.

179 Cladophlebis browniana; line 25, for ovodentata read ovatodentata.

180 Cladophlebis constricta ; line 2, for f. 11 read f. 11, 12.

189 Combretum obovalis; line 1, for obovalis read obovale.

189 Combretum ovalis; line 1, for ovalis read ovale.

189 Combretum wilcoxensis; line 1, for wilcoxensis read wilcoxense.

189 Comptonia diforme; line 3, for vol. 2 read vol. 1.

192 CONIOSPERMITES; line 1, for CONIOSPERMITES read CONOSPER-

	MITES. 

192 Coniospermites ellipticus; line 1, for Coniospermites read Conospermites.

198 Cotinusfraterna; line 1, for vol. 5,1905 read vol. 6,1906.

199 Crataegus betulaefolia; line 1, for vol. 3 read vol. 16.

199 Crataegus engelhardti; line 1, for vol. 3 read vol. 16.

219 Cyadeospermum rotundatum; line 5, after Md. Geol. Surv. insert Lower

	Cret, 1911; delete 1912.

230 Dennstaedtia americana; line 2, for vol. 53 read vol. 52.

232 Dicksonia oregonensis ; add the following synonym :

Aspldium monocarpum Fontaine, U. S. Nat. Mus. Proc., vol. 15, p. 490, pi. 83, 

f. 4-6a ; pi. 84, f. 3, 3a, 1892 ; Kootenai: Great Falls, Mont.

237 Diospyros brachysepala; line 16, for 1906 read 1908.

238 Diospyros? ficoidea; line 6, add Knowlton, Washington Acad. Sci. Proc., 

vol. 11, p. 211, 1909; line 7, add Black Buttes, Wyo.; line 9, add Lance.

243 DORYANTHES; line 1, for DORY4NTHES read DORYANTHITES.

243 Doryanthes cretacea; line 1, for Doryanthes read Doryanthites.

246 Dryophyllum subfalcatum; line 5, add Washington Acad. Sci. Proc., vol. 

11, p. 211, 1909; line 9, add Lance?

248 Dryopteris montanensis ; line 5, for pi. 83, f. l-3a read pi. 83, f. 2, S', 3a.

251 Dryoptefites virginica ; line 4, for f. 14 read f. 7; pi. xxi, f. 14.

265 Fagopsis longifolia; line 6, add . Lesquereux, U. S. Geol. Survey Terr.

Kept, vol. 8, p. 161, pi. 29, f. 1-13,1883. 

Fagus americana; line 1, for vol. 5, 1905 read vol. 6, 1906. 

Fagus americana; line 3, for Torreya, vol. 5 read vol. 15. 

Fagus deucalionis; line 2, for p. 447 read p. 446, pi. viii, f. 1. 

Fagus polycladus; line 1, for polycladus read polyclada. 

Ficophyllum crassinerve; line 22, for f. 3 read f. 8.

Ficus artocarpoides; line 4, for 1907, p. 186 read 1909, p. 185. 

Ficus asarifolia; line 5, for pi. xli read pi. M.

Ficus cowanensis; line 2, insert 1922, p. 139; for pi. 9, f. 3, 4 read pi. 9,

f. 2, 3. 

284 Ficus planicostata; line 9, add 1922, p. 131. Washington Acad. Sci. Proc.,

vol. li, p. 211, 1909 ; line 17, add Lance :. 

286 Ficus pseudo-populus read pseudopopulus.

288 Ficus speciossima; line 1, for speciossima read speciosissima.

290 Ficus trinervis; line 7, for Ixvii read xlvii.

293 Ficus sp. Knowlton (2nd from top of page); line 2, add p. 185; line 3, 

add Forsyth, and'22 mi. south of Lismas, Mont.

294 Fontinalis sp. Dawson; line 1, for 1868 read 1866. 

301 Ginlcgo adiantoides ; line 7, after pp. insert 185.
ERRORS AND OMISSIONS IN BULLETIN 696 327

308 Glyptostrobus europaeus; line 21, after Birch Bay insert Bellingham 

Bay; line 25, insert Florissant: Florissant, Colo.

309 Glyptostrobus ungeri; line 5, for 1900 read 1902.

311 Grewiopsis eocenica; line 6, for saportanea read saportana.

312 Grewiopsis saportanea; line 1, for saportanea read saportana.

SIB Halymenites major ; line 7, for p. 84 read p. 87.

316 Hedera obliqua; line 1, for 1891 (1892) read 1895 (1896).

319 Hicoria antiquora; line 5, add . Lesquereux, U. S. Geol. Survey Terr.

Kept., vol. 7, pp. 289-299, pi. 57, f. 1-5; pi. 58, f. 2, 1878; line \6,

for York read Yule.

325 Hypnum revalvens; line 1, for revalvens read revolvens. 

327 Ilex microphyllina; line 1 for Knowlton and Cockerell, n. name read

Cockerell, Torreya, vol. 11, 1911, p. 264. 

331 Juglans arctica; line 1, for pi. xi, f. 2 read pi. xl, f. 2; pi. xli, f. 4c; pi.

xlii, f. 1-3; pi. xliii, f. 3.

334 Juglans hesperia; line 1, for oregonian read oregoniana. 

334 Juglans leconteana; line 6, insert 1922, p. 121; delete line 10 and substitute

Black Buttes, Wyo.

336 Juglans rhamnoides; line 1, insert (Rossmaessler) before Lesquereux. 

336 Juglans rugosa; line 3, for pi. 54, f. 4, 5 read pi. 54, f. 5, 14;. 

343 Laurophyllum angustifolium; line l, Qfor Mon. 27 read Mon. 26. 

348 Laurus primigenia; line 8, delete Hollick citation; line 16, delete.

350 Laurus utahensis; line 2, for pi. xxvi read pi. 36.

351 Leguminosites alternans; line 5, for Wyo. read Utah. 

351 Leguminosites? arachioides; line 2, delete 13. 

353 Leguminosites lesquereuxiana; line 3, for Ixxix read Ixxxix. 

371 Magnolia cordifolia; to read Magnolia cordifolia Lesquereu,x=(7om&refa«» 

ovale.

374 Magnolia magnifolia; line 2, for pi. Ixxxv read pi. 84.

375 Magnolia ovalis; to read Magnolia ovalis Lesquereux=(7om&retttw ovale.

377 Magnolia tenuinervis; line 3, after pi. xlv, f. insert 4?,.

379 Malapoenna harrellensis spell horrellensis.

383 Menispermites menispermifolius; line 3, for Acorites read Acerites.

391 Between Myrcia granadensis and Myrcia parvifolia insert entry for Myrcia

havanensis taken from p. 395, after correcting Myrica to read Myrcia, as

noted below under page 395.

393 Myrica diversifolia; line 3, add pi. 50, f. 10=Crataegus newberryi Cockerell. 

 395 Myrica havanensis, correct spelling to read Myrcia havanensis and transfer

entry to page 391.

396 Myrica ludwigii; line 5, for Wyo. read Utah. 

396 Myrica nigricans; line 3, for 1883 read 1878. 

398 Myrica studeri?; line 3, for Wyo.? read Utah. 

398 Myrica torreyi; line 9, add Washington Acad. Sci. Proc., vol. 11, p. 207,1909.

404 Nectandra lancifolia; line 6, for leyelli read lyellii.

405 Nelumbites tenuinervis; line 4, for clxii read clxxii.

407 Nelumbo sp. Knowlton (3rd species) ; line 2, after p. insert 189.

408 Neuropteris angulata; for Trapa microphytta? read Trapa? microphylla. 

408 NILSONIA spell NILSSONIA, here and in all subsequent species. 

411 Nyssa biflora; line 1, for vol. 5, 1905 read vol. 6, 1906. 

417 Onychiopsis gopperti; line 30, for f. 7 read f. 6, 7.

424 Otozamites macombii; line 3, add Los Bronces and Yaki River, Sonora. 

429 Paliurus colombi; line 8, for p. 269 read p. 369.

431 Paliurus pealei; line 3, add Knowlton, Washington Acad. Sci. Proc., vol. 11, 

p. 203, 1909; line 5, insert Lance:.
328 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 7

432 Palmocarpon palmarum ; line 3, after p. 204 insert, 207. 

435 Pecopteris ovodentata; for ovodentata, read ovatodentata.

439 Persoonia lesquereuxii ; line 6, for 1892 read 1895.

440 Phaseolites juglandinus; line 4, for Wyo. read Utah.

441 Phoenicopsis angustifolia; line 3, for pi. liii read p. 52.

448 Phyllites rhomboideus; line 2, for f. 7 read f. 8.

450 Phyllites sp. Hollick read Phyllites? sp. Hollick.

450 Phyllites n. sp. Knowlton, in Calvert; line 2, for p. 16 read p. 198.

453 Pieris scorbiculata read scrobiculata.

458 Pinus sp. Hollick (3rd species from bottom of page) read Pinus sp.

?Hollick. 

461 Pityoxylonaldersoni; line 2, for 1898 read 1899.

467 Platanus condoni; line 5, after Mon. insert 35,.

468 Platanus haydenii; line 8, for p. 16 read p. 198.

470 Platanus marginata; line 10, after p. 361 insert, 370, 371.

471 Platanus raynoldsiij line 10, delete 207,.

474 Podogonium acuminatum; line 2, add pi. xl, f. 9.

475 Podogonium americanum; line 2, for f. 5 read f. 2.

476 Podozamites distantinervis ; line 2, for f. 9 read f. 5.

481 Polygonum sp. Knowlton; line 2, for p. 199 read p. 198.

482 Populites lancastriensis ; line 2, for vii read iii.

484 Populus amblyrhyncha; line 4, after pp. insert 185; line 5, after 202

insert 203, 207, 211, 213, 215.

484 Populus arctica; line 2, for f. 5f read f. 5b; add pi. 19, f. 7b; pi. 48, f. 2b. 

486 Populus cuneata; line 2, for Ward read Newberry; line 3', insert Ward

before U. S. 

489 Populus glandulif era; line 2, for Ixviii read Ixiii.

492 Populus monodon; to read Populus monodon.

493 Populus nebrascensis rotunda read rotundata.

496 Populus richardsoni; line 2, for 1.1-5 read f. 1-5, 6b.

498 Populus zaddachi; line 1, add Zaddach, Phys.-Oken. Ges. Konigsberg, vol.

1. 1860, pp. 27-30, pi. 4; line 2, add Heer, vol. 1, 1868, p. 98, pi. 6, f. 1-4; 

pi. 15, f. Ib; line 3, add Lesquereux, Mus. Comp. Zool. Mem., vol. 6, No.

2. 1878, p. 11, pi. 8, f. 1-8. U. S. Geol. Survey Terr. Kept., vol. 7, 1878,

p. 176, pi. 22, f. 13; line 6, add Knowlton, U. S. Geol. Survey 20th Ann. 

Kept., pt. 3, 1900, p. 40, pi. 1, f. 11. 

501 Potentilla anserina: line 5, for 1878 read 1868.

501 PRAEENGELHARDTIA; read PARAENGELHARDTIA.

501 Praeengelhardtia eocenica; for Praeengelhardtia read Paraengelhardtia.

502 Proteaephyllum reniforme; line 4, insert Fifteenth JLDU. Kept., 1S95, p.

360, pi. 4, f. 5, 6.

512 Pteris pinnaeformisj read pennaGformis and pseudopennaeformis.

512 Pteris pseudopinnaeformis; line 1, read pseudopennaeformis; lines 2 and

3, delete the Newberry citation; line 7, read pennaeformis; line 8, 

insert the Newberry citation.

513 Pteris sp. Knowlton; read Pteris? sp.; line 1, insert 1922, p. 112.

513 Pterocarya americana; line 4, delete, and insert Miocene: nonssant, ooio.

516 Peterospermites dentatus; read Pterospermites.

522 Quercus chamissonis read chamissoni.

523 Quercus cinereoides; line 2, insert Knowlton, Washington Acad. Sci. Proc.,

vol. 11, 1909, p. 207. 

532 Quercus milleri; delete the entire citation and substitute: Quercus milleri

Berry=Quercus calvertonensis Berry.
ERRORS AND OMISSIONS IN BULLETIN 696 329

534 Quercus palustris; line 3, after idem, insert Torreya.

538 Quercus sumpterensis; read sumterensis.

539 Quercus velutina; lines 1 and 2, delete the Penhallow citation.

539 Quercus viburnifolia; line 3, for p. 207 read p. 191, 207; line 4, insert

1922, p. 127. 

541 Quercus sp. Knowlton (6th species from bottom of page) ; line 2, for p.

197 read p. 185, 197; line 3, insert, 60 mi. south of Glasgow, Mont. 

541 Quercus sp. Knowlton (5th species from bottom of page) ; line 1, for vol.

9 read vol. 11. 

541 Quercus sp. Knowlton (3rd species from.bottom of page) ; line 1, for p.

157 read p. 133". 

541 Insert between 2nd and 3rd Quercus sp. Knowlton from bottom of page:

Quercus sp. Knowlton, Washington Acad. Sci. Proc., vol. 11, 1909, p. 207

(2 species).

549 Rhamnus salicifolius; line 5, insert 1922; line 6, insert p. 155. 

552 Rhus mixta; line 2, for pi. i, f. 5-8 read pi. ix, f. 13; line 4, acid . Knowlton, U. S. Geol. Survey 20th Ann. Kept., pt. 3, p. 49, pi. 3, f. 2, 3; pi. 6,

f. 2, 3, 1900.

552 Rhus myricaefolia; line 2, for pi. ix, f. 13, read pi. i,'f. 5-8. 

556 Ruffordia acrodenta; line 2, for f. 5, 6 read f. 3, 4.

556 Ruffordia gbpperti; line 5, for f. 3, 4 read f. 5, 6.

557 Sabal grandifolia; line 3, for p. 16 read p. 198; line 8, delete Carbon 

County, Wyo.

558 Sabal rigida; line 2, add Knowlton, Washington Acad. Sci. Proc., vol. 11, 

1909, p. 207.

558 Sabal? ungeri; line 18', insert Eocene?: Bellingham Bay, Wash.

559 Sabalites grayanus; line. 4, add Washington Acad. Sci. Proc., vol. 11, 1909,

p. 204.

564 Salix angusta; line 7, for 1901 read 1900; line 9, for p. 207 read pp. 197, 207. 

568 Salix lavateri Heer read Salix lavateri (Alexander Braun) Heer. 

572 Salix worthenii; line 1, for Myrica read Myrcia.

577 Sapindus affinis ; line 5, for pi. xxxi read pi. 30; line 15, for west read east.

578 Sapindus coloradensis; line 5, insert p. 265 after 1878.

579 Sapindus grandifoliolus; line 5, following 1909 read pp. 189, 190, 195,

198, 203, 213, 214. 

583 Sassafras acutilobium ; line 3, insert Newberry, U. S. Geol. Surv., Mon. 26,

1895, p. 87, pi. xxv, f. 1-10; pi. xxvi, f. 2-6. 

587 Schizaeopsis americana; line 1, for 1917 read 1911.

591 Insert Sequoia brevifolia Heer (part). Lesquereux=;Sfe#ttOia obovata.

592 Sequoia fastigiata; line 9, for 1883 read 1888.

593 Sequoia heeri; line 6, after p. 152 add pi. 22, f. 1; line 13, for Lisner

read Lismas. 

595 Sequoia longifolia; line 6, insert Paper 130, 1922, p. 115.

595 Sequoia nordenskioldii read nordenskiojdi.

596 Sequoia reichenbachi; line 2, after 5a add 8, 8b. 

600 Sequoia sp.?; after 257 add 1905.

604 Sparganium stygium; line 8, for Dayton read Ranchester. 

606 Sphenolepidium sternbergianum; line 4, insert Ward, Fifteenth Ann. 

Kept., 1895, p. 359, pi'. 3, f. 1.

617 Taxodium dubium ; line 2, for f. 3-15 read f. 5-15; line 22, for Taxodium 

read Abies; line 23, for 1873[1874] read 1872[1873].

618 Taxodium occidentale ; line 6, after pp. insert 185; line 17, add Birch Bay 

and Bellingham Bay, Wash.
330 MESOZOIC AND CENOZOIC PLANTS OF NORTH AMERICA, 1919-3 7

623 Thuja occidentalis; line 2, for 1885 read 1868.

627 Trapa? microphylla; line 6, for p. 761 read 661; line 11, delete the ?.

634 Ulmus newberryi ; line 3,- for Mon. 26 read Mon. 35. <

636 Ulmus speciosa; line 2, for Mon. 26 read Mon. 35.

640 Viburnum antiquum; line 4, for Bull. 47, p. 16 read Bull. 471, p. 198;

line 13, for Lisner read Lismas. 

644 Viburnum newberryahum ; line 4, for p. 313 read 213'; add U. S. Geol.

Survey Bull. 471, 1912, p. 196. ' 

659 Zamites sp. Dawson; line 1, for 1885 read 1886. 

661 Zizyphus meigsii; line 1, after (Lesquereux) add Schimper.

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