. Guide leaflet. ie upper right of the section is due to a lateral slide Section No 422 is a bottom sample taken from clay deposited in Lake Haokensaok, mile north of LittleFerry, New .ier-e% The bottom i at \ c 1086), which rests upon the glacial ilrft or till, has been disturbed by aslide. The numbers with negative sign represent the authors count of the varves below a datum plane for the LittleKerry district, described in American Museum NovitaUt No. 209. 1926, Phis section was cut l>y a special claysampling tool, at a depth ol ten feet, below the lowest working level of the Gardine
. Guide leaflet. ie upper right of the section is due to a lateral slide Section No 422 is a bottom sample taken from clay deposited in Lake Haokensaok, mile north of LittleFerry, New .ier-e% The bottom i at \ c 1086), which rests upon the glacial ilrft or till, has been disturbed by aslide. The numbers with negative sign represent the authors count of the varves below a datum plane for the LittleKerry district, described in American Museum NovitaUt No. 209. 1926, Phis section was cut l>y a special claysampling tool, at a depth ol ten feet, below the lowest working level of the Gardiner clay pit. Section No 172 from the Iroher pit. Haverstraw, New York, shows nine varvee deposited in Lake Hudson,i le 1:mis iii this sample are thicker than those in the other two samples Sections No. :> ami No. 172 are gray in tone, while No is of a pronounced red color The color of the elav d to the difference m the color of the underlying rocks, which were scored and sooured by the advancing glacier. 24. II il •9 = C 2 t ?| fl « B « 1 SSI 1 o x _ t— •- • j3 t C .2 u 3: M 0 s- o ^ CO.~ m S3 • § 5 —• a; ; a) t. 2 •- -u _2 soJ| O O S > to c S K « - ^j a/ C o; * £; — .s 3 S °^3 o 3 -R * 5 G o M_£ 5 *» « * > ™ = ?; j p s j o +_> w — J] — $ 1 g-g g> I co o -p » «i ; j3 u £> „, C Hi * S 26 AMERICAN MUSEUM GUIDE LEAFLET New Jersey. The front of the glacier thus assumed a sinuous lobateoutline due no doubt to the rather broad open features of the Hack-ensack valley, throughout the fifty miles of its north-south extent, ascompared with the narrow and deep defile of the Hudson River, themajor stream, to the east. The Pa
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