10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MADREPORAL»
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1
The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
M tiller considers the madreporal plate on Comatula Adeonw figured and
described byDelle Chiaje to be the Epizoon of the Comatula: first noticed by
Thompson-a discoid animal with fringed margin. It has anteriorly a snout
proceeding from ...
2
The annals and magazine of natural history, zoology, botany ...
The madreporal plate is wanting in the Comatulte, and seems to be generally
absent in the Crinoidea. Prof. Miiller considers the madreporal plateon Comatula
Adeonte figured and described by Delle Chiaje to be the Epizoon of the
Comatulte ...
3
The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal
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_ ...
4
The West of England Journal of Science and Literature
proximation to the characters of the inferior fossiliferous beds on the one hand,
and to the superior tertiaries on the other. In these beds we have equally various
aggregations of madreporal corals, and although many of the older forms of the ...
5
The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
Sandstones, hydrate of I. iron. Compact limestone, with Magnesian limestone.
Oolitic and compact lime stone. Madreporal limestone, or Calcaire it polypiers,
Normandy, Saintonge. Pyrenees. Marly blackish gryphite limestone, rare, St
Girond.
6
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea:
... now the madreporal system, to which are due the islands in this ocean.
Madrepores (which must not be mistakenfor corals) havea tissue lined witha
calcareous crust, and the modifications of its structure have induced M. Milne
Edwards, my ...
7
Outlines of the Geology of England and Wales: With an ...
The nearest approach to recent species appears to exist in some of the coralline
and madreporal remains; but these classes have not as yet undergone an
examination sufficiently rigorous, either in a recent or fossil state, to enable us to
...
William D... Conybeare, William Phillips, 1822
8
Magazine of Natural History and Journal of Zoology, Botany, ...
In the adjoining parish of Wirksworth are found some of the finest madreporal and
encrinal limestones, and of the greatest variety, which are much used at Matlock,
for polishing, and cutting into a great many beautiful ornaments. The quarries ...
9
The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
Madreporal limestone, or Calcaire a polypiers, Normandy, Saintonge. Clay-marl,
with iron pea- ore. PYRENEES. Marly blackish gryphite limestone, rare, St Girond
. Compact limestone with magnesian limestone, abundant, lignite masses, ...
Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington), 1839
10
The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
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also Jun lime 5' ('5 m orDolomite, Hohlen- Caloaire d polypiers, Nor- stone ' N. B_
Irish Has_ kalk of Friesleben. manin Sainwnge ' converted into 0031th compact ...
