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:b'l general structureiJ. Bnd stratigraphic tel"TtlS" Other authors~ including
.Miller (1952), Hill (1939) and Hal.laway (191½0), have made contr:tbutiontsl

thnt directly or incUrectly have some i~onnection with the work perform.ad

the irrri ter.

Aok.1ot,ledgments 11
This work could not have been earr.ied to its completion

without the invaluable halp of several persons. Drli Richard Ho Ja.hJ,lBi;i

&om California L-istitute of Technology" gave advice on the g01nera.l

nature o.f the problemt and too!: the H1•iter to nort,heastern localitios 9

where evidences of special fl.ow and seditnentological processes occur in

:rocks that prol,abl.,v are related in age to sediments thereafc':.er ei1coun-

terad by the writer in hie OW11 area., Fruitful talks with iv'.o::"11 William.

R,~ Muehlberger, o:r Cal1tornia .Institute of Technolqgy 1 wbstru::rt1atec'il

some of the conclusions s·at forth :in this reporto

0£ spacial aid to the wr:i:ter wa.e the ten·~tive classifica,tio:n,

~de by Dr., QQorge EdwSJtd l'..$vic,, of the U:nitad Sts.tes Ooologicsl SU.rve::,p

of some vertebrate fossils from the Mint Canyon forma.tion11

'fbe field worli: was considerably stimulated by the ge11erosity,-

hospita.lity al'.ld courtesy of M'.rs.., and Louis Raggio who f'o:r silt
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weeks during the summer of' 1952., were hosts to the author in their h0013 v

on the San Francisquito Canyon Road, 8 m:Ues north of' Saugus11 'l:he.

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par-mission given by Mre He Brown, o.f' Rrook e ranch, 7 mile$ north of. the
dam, .for going through tha gate o:t the earth road connecting St11 Fra:ucil!'i
l)pl'n, vit.h Oha-t'lic Oa.n;ron, i& greatly appreciat.ed.11