10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EURYPTEROID»
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Geological Survey of Illinois
8, 1856), under the name Adelophth-almus, a curious Eurypteroid fossil, that
possibly may ' These also in E. remipes, and some other Silurian species,
resemble body segments so closely, that they were actually mistaken, by Prof.
Hall, for ...
Illinois. State Geologist, 1868
2
The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London
Owen's illustration of the ProticJinites of Canada, which that distinguished
naturalist refers without much hesitation to large Limuloid or Eurypteroid
Crustacea. In that view I thoroughly agree with him, and believe we have yet to
discover the ...
3
Proceedings of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science
POTTER: Not far from Galeton along U. S. 6, we found, along with other fossils, a
eurypteroid, of which we were justly proud. Proud enough, in fact, to name
eurypteroid to represent Potter County on our list- with our fingers crossed.
Pennsylvania Academy of Science, 1960
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Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York
These scale-markings are so typically eurypteroid in character that they at once
indicated to Doctor Foerste the systematic position of the fossil. There is little 1
Figure 1 of i>1a }<□ 2 ( <□/>. < it.) shows on the right side a broad genal angle
for ...
New York (State). Legislature. Assembly, 1917
5
Journal of the Franklin Institute
... Relative Ages of the Sun and certain of the Fixed Stars, D. Kirkwood ; the
Asserted Antagonisms between Nicotine and Strychnia, F. L. Haynes ; a New
Eurypteroid from the Coal Measures of Pennsylvania, C. E. Hall ; the Timucua
Language, ...
These scale-markings are so typically eurypteroid in character that they at once
indicated to Doctor Foerste the systematic position of the fossil. There is little 1
Figure 1 of plate 2 (op. cit.) shows on the right side a broad genal angle for P.
New York State Museum, 1918
7
Report of the Board of Regents
In a note Professor Whitfield gives his reasons for not believing the fossil
described by him to be the young of that or any other Eurypteroid. Eogers, W. B.
— A Eeprint of Geological Eeports and other Papers on the Geology of the
Virginias, ...
Smithsonian Institution, 1886
8
Report of progress in ...
A Eurypteroid crustacean, found among many species of shells, in one of the
Waverly (Pocono) beds of Division F, G, H, of Randall's section at Warren, Pa. —
Figures taken from Hall's Pal. N. Y., Vol. VII, 1888, page 186, pl. 31, fig. 14,
imperfect ...
Geological Survey of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania. State Geologist (1874-1890), Pennsylvania. Board of Commissioners for the Second Geological Survey, 1890
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Geological Literature Added to the Geological Society's Library
Sci. Paris, cxx. 1351. 1895. •. See Beongniabt, C. LAUR, F. The Bauxites;
aStudyofaNew Mineralogical Family. Trans. Am. Inst. M. F. xxiv. 234. 1895.
LAURIE,M. The Eurypteroid-bearing Deposits of thePentland Hills. Bep.Brit.
Assoc. Adv. Sci.
Geological Society of London. Library, 1896
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Transactions of the San Diego Society of Natural History
Indiana ovalis Matth. mutation prima, L lippa Matth. Schmidtella f pervetus Matth.
mutation concinna, S. f acuta Matth. Trilobita: Holasaphus centropyge Matth.
Paradoxidoid trilobite. Solenopleura Bre- tonensis n. sp. Eurypteroid crustacean
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