Algae and Algal Beds in the Belt Series of Glacier National Park

1 October 1931

journal article
research article
Published by University of Chicago Press in The Journal of Geology

Vol. 39 (7) , 670-686
https://doi.org/10.1086/623894

Abstract

Belt (late Proterozoic?) strata were deposited in salt waters which shifted in depth and sedimentation. In ecology and form, the masses described as of algal origin by Walcott support his opinion, but Beltina danai seems to have been a brown alga, not an arthropod. "Species" described are Collenia columnaris* (p. 682) ; C. symmetrica* (p. 683) ; C. undosa* Walcott (p. 684) ; C. compacta* Wal. (p. 684); C(?) frequens* Wal. (p. 685); Newlandia sarcinula* (p. 685) ; Weedia tuberosa Wal. (p. 685) ; Beltina danai? Wa?. (p. 686). Types in Univ. of Cincinnati Mus.

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