= Gee
_The best exvosures of the Vathorstites-bearing beds are in the
upoer part of Hage Creek, above its junction with McTaggerd Creek (See
McLearn, 1936, Fie. 1A). -Here the section is as follows:

Top Feet
(Very Approx.)

'Grey beds!
Massive, calcareous,. fine sandstone, grey Limestone
etc. with, 50 feet above base, Monotis? montini,
Nathorstites mcconnelli Whiteaves, N. mcconnelli var.
lenticularis Whiteaves -------------~--~---~-------r----~ 50 ¢

‘Dark siltstones!

Dark, calcareous siltstone and dark shale with
Nathorstites sp., and 'Arcestes' sp., about 40 feet
above base and the following near the top: Daonella
nitanae, Nathorstites mcconnelli var. lenticularis
Whiteaves, Lobites cf. pacianus?, 'Monoohyllites' sp.

Protrachyceras sikanianum, Paratrachyceras tetsa n. sv.
Sirenites meginae 7,! Si Ueto SPe, Asklepioceras

TYE Wb bat sve elie ye a ee ae a ee 75
BONCCa ede ee ene ee mene ceceeeny aie es ee poccccon-n 30
'Flagstones!

Thin-bedded flagey and massive mitatnese ---- = 5-7 ---- === 235

Toad formation
Dark shaly, calcareous siltstones etc., with seyleniese®
Gymnotoceras fauna

The massive, calcareous sanistone, which in the section on Mount Wright
in Halfway Valley occurs in the uo.er part of the 'Flagstones', appears to
be absent in the Hage Creek section. The Nathorstites near the middle of
the 'Dark siltstones! was misidentified in an earli-r report (McLearn, 1946).
The following species were collected from the 'Grey beds! by Hage on

Mount Withrow, on the north side of Sikanni Chief Valley west of Mount Hage:

Daonella nitanae, Nathorstites meconnelli var. lenticularis Whiteaves and
Protrachyceras sikanianum.

West of Mount Withrow the geologists of an oil company have collected
the following from what are a»parently the 'Dark siltstones': Daonella

elegans nN. Spe, Dawsonites? spe, and Asxleploceras delicatum n. sp.

Prophet River Basin and Kluachesi Lake
The Nathorstites fauna has been Syiscted any seolseiete of oil companies
from several localities in the Prophet River drainaze basin and near
Kluachesi Lake. At one locality Nathorstites meconnelli Whiteaves was
collected froma tahare! zone, presumeably the 'Dark siltstones!, and
N. meconnelli var. lenticularis Whiteaves from overlying, calcareous, fine

sandstones, presumably the 'Grey beds!. At another locality the following