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Annual report of the Regents . A. Hollick. del. Cretaceous plant impressions from the Staten Island clays. 1 Rhamnus Rossmassleri, Ung. Tottenville. 2 Thinfeldia Lesquereuxiana, Heer. Princes Bay. 3 Pterospermites modestus, Lasq. Tottenville. 4 Laurus plutonia, Heer. Tottenville. 5 Myrsine elongata, Newb. Arrochar. G Protaeoides daphnogenoldes, Heer. , 8 Tricalycites papyraceus, Newb. Eucalyptus Geinitzii, Heer. Myrica longa, Heer. Arrochar. Plate 19 To face page 611 J IV- .y vV^. A. Hollick, del. Cretaceous plant impressions from the Staten Island cla
Annual report of the Regents . A. Hollick. del. Cretaceous plant impressions from the Staten Island clays. 1 Rhamnus Rossmassleri, Ung. Tottenville. 2 Thinfeldia Lesquereuxiana, Heer. Princes Bay. 3 Pterospermites modestus, Lasq. Tottenville. 4 Laurus plutonia, Heer. Tottenville. 5 Myrsine elongata, Newb. Arrochar. G Protaeoides daphnogenoldes, Heer. , 8 Tricalycites papyraceus, Newb. Eucalyptus Geinitzii, Heer. Myrica longa, Heer. Arrochar. Plate 19 To face page 611 J IV- .y vV^. A. Hollick, del. Cretaceous plant impressions from the Staten Island clays. 1 Protaeoides daphnogenoides, Heer. Tottenville. 2 Populus apiculata, Newb. (?) Arrochar. 3 Moriconia cyclotoxon, Deb. & Etts. Princes Bay. 4, 5 and 6 Liriodendropsis simplex. Newb. Tottenville and Princes Bav7 Laurus plutonia. Heer. Tottenville. CLAYS OF NEW YORK 611 with those of the mainland of INew Jersey and that the plants foundin them would prove to be identical with those found on the main-land, but this has not turned out to be the case. Many of themare identical, but still a number have been found on the island thathave not been found on the mainland, and he considers that theStaten Island beds represent a higher member of the Amboy plates 18 and 19 are given the more characteristic speciestaken from Dr Hollicks papers. Occurrence of clay in the United StatesIn the following pages a brief summary is given of the occurrenceof clay in other portions of the United States. For those desirin
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