10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CELLULIFEROUS»
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1
Palaeontology of New York
Fenestrules on the non-celluliferous side oblong quadrangular, rarely oval ;
branches striated by two or three fine grooves which are scarcely visible ;
celluliferous side of branches with a thin low edge margined on each side by a
row of small ...
James Hall, George Bancroft Simpson, John Mason Clarke, 1852
2
Palaeontology of New York
Fenestrules on the non-celluliferous side oblong quadrangular, rarely oval;
branches striated by two or three fine grooves which are scarcely visible;
celluliferous side of branches with a thin low edge margined on each side by a
row of small ...
Celluliferous side, X 15. Schizoporella cornuta (Gabb and Horn) (
Reptescharellina id.). Celluliferous side of this incrusting species, X 15. Lepralia
eustomata (Gabb and Horn) IReptoporina id.). Portion of surface X 15, and
zoarium still further ...
4
Results of Spirit Leveling in Pennsylvania for the Years ...
Celluliferous side of another specimen, enlarged. Rochester shale, Lockport,
N. Y. FeTiegteOa cribrosa Hall. (Page 50.) 3. Fragment, natural size, exposing
noncelluliferous face. 4. Portion of same enlarged. 5. Celluliferous face of
another ...
Samuel Stinson Gannett, David Henry Baldwin, 1906
5
Figures and Descriptions of the Palaeozoic Fossils of ...
I2, magnified surface. 32. MILLEPORA SIMILIS. n, natural size. b, 0, magnified
views of the surface. 33. GLAUCONOME BIPINNATA. a, b, natural size. c, d, e,
magnified views of the reverse, or non-celluliferous face. f, shews the
arrangement of ...
6
The Geology and Paleontology of Queensland and New Guinea
whole of the branch surfaces are celluliferous without any separation by ridges.
The separation of the two genera is not a question of which aspect of the
polyzoarinm is cell-bearing, but of the arrangement of these cells on the
branches.
Robert Etheridge, R.L. Jack
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Palæontology of New-York: Corals and Bryozoa. Containing ...
A fragment of the celluliferous face of a. frond, natural size. . An enlargement of
the non-celluliferous face of a fragment. . An enlargement of the celluliferous face
of specimen fig. 1. Lower Helderberg group. Clarksville, N. Y. FENES'I'ELLA ...
James Hall, George Bancroft Simpson, John Mason Clarke, 1887
8
Palæontology of New York ...
An enlargement of the non-celluliferous face of a fragment. Fig. 3. An
enlargement of the celluliferous face of specimen fig. 1. Lower Helderberg group.
Clarksville, N. Y. Fenestella Sylvia. Page 49. Fig. 4. A fragment of the non-
celluliferous face ...
James Hall, George Bancroft Simpson, John Mason Clarke, 1887
9
Geological Observations on the Volcanic Islands, Visited ...
Cup-shaped; celluliferous surface internal ; branches, dichotirnous, compressed,
breadth variable; meshes oblong, narrow ; rows Qf cells 2-5, divided by
longitudinal ridges; transverse connecting processes short without cells; non-
cellular ...
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A Synopsis of American Fossil Bryozoa, Including ...
Zoarium funnel-shaped, celluliferous on the outer face; fenestrules oval,
branches anastomosing or connected by broad celluliferous dissepiments;
zocecia in two ranges normally; without median keel. Genotype: Gorgonia
ehrenbergi Geinitz.
John Milton Nickles, Ray Smith Bassler, 1900
