Kansas Geological Survey, Vol. 4, originally published in 1898
Originally published in 1898 as Kansas Geological Survey Volume 4. This is, in general, the original text as published. The information has not been updated.
Chancellor F. H. Snow,
Ex officio Director of the University Geological Survey:
DEAR SIR—I have the honor herewith to submit to you for your approval the first part of my report upon the Paleontology of Kansas, to constitute a volume of the University Geological Survey of Kansas. That such a work, completed and now in progress, is possible is chiefly due to your zealous wisdom and foresight, whereby the rich material illustrating this field of Kansas geology has been brought together in the museum of Kansas University. I desire, also, to express to you my hearty thanks for the many facilities and constant encouragement that have been afforded me by yourself and the Board of Regents in the prosecution of the work. Respectfully,
Samuel W. Williston.
Department of Historical Geology and Paleontology,
University of Kansas, February 1, 1898.
Frontispiece, Reptiles of the Kansas Cretaceous Ocean
Members of the University Geological Survey
Letter of Transmission
Dedication
Preface
Part I—The Upper Cretaceous of Kansas: a Historical Review. By George I. Adams
Addenda, by S. W. Williston
Plates I to IV
Part II—Birds. By S. W. Williston
Birds of the Niobrara
Bird Tracks from the Dakota
Explanation of Plates
Plates V to VIII
Part III—Dinosaurs. By S. W. Williston
Plate IX
Part IV—Crocodiles. By S. W. Williston
Part V—Mosasaurs. By S. W. Williston
History
Range and Distribution
Comparative Anatomical Descriptions
Systematic Descriptions
Restoration of the Kansas Mosasaurs
Explanation of Plates
Plates X to LXXII
Part VI—Turtles
Introduction. By S. W. Williston
Desmatochelys. By S. W. Williston
Toxochelys. By E. C. Case
Explanation of Plates
Plates LXXIII to LXXXIV
Part VII—Microscopic Organisms of the Upper Cretaceous. By C. E. McClung
Plate LXXXV
Part VIII—The Invertebrates of the Benton, Niobrara and Ft. Pierre Cretaceous. By W. N. Logan
Introduction
Fort Benton Fauna
Niobrara Fauna
Fort Pierre Fauna
Explanation of Plates
Plates LXXXVI to CXX
General Index
Kansas Geological Survey
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