10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MAMMALIFEROUS»
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Memoirs of the Geological Survey of Great Britain and the ...
Loc, fossil. In the mammaliferous crag of Bramerton. Note. It is found among the
red crag fossils, but it is not known living. 10. Mactra stultorum, Linnaeus. Syn.,
Mactra magna, Woodward. Loc, fossil. Mammaliferous crag at Thorp. Loc, living.
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The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London
In the inland section the only two intervening beds are the supposed
Mammaliferous crag of Mr. Charlesworth and the Marine crag, which may be
seen to advantage at Bramerton and Thorpe. Between these two beds there does
not appear to ...
But in coming to this conclusion is it not just possible that geologists may
sometimes have been influenced by preconceived opinions with regard to the
age of the mammaliferous drifts ? It does not follow, because a bed of Boulder-
clay ...
In the inland section the only two intervening beds are the supposed
Mammaliferous crag of Mr. Charlesworth and the Marine crag, which may be
seen to advantage at Bramerton and Thorpe. Between these two beds there does
not appear to ...
Geological Society of London, 1870
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The Geological Magazine Or Monthly Journal of Geology
The so-called “ Mammaliferous Crag,” when united with the Stone-bed, was said
to yield the Mastodon and Elephas meridionalia, but is now proved to be almost
non-mammaliferous. Mr. Gunn also pointed out that the Bone-bed in Suffolk, ...
6
A Geographical History of Mammals
Somewhat older than the Pampean is a mammaliferous deposit occurring on the
coast near Bahia Blanca in a small hill known as Monte Hermoso; and beds of
approximately equivalent age occur in Catamarca at the foot of the Andes.
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THE MAGAZINE OF NATURAL HISTORY
Mammaliferous crag, Southwold. Red crag, Bawdsey. Bawdsey, a village on the
Suffolk coast, is the only red crag locality from which I have obtained this shell: it
closely resembles Nucula nucleus in shape, but it is destitute of longitudinal stria,
...
EDWARD CHARLESWORTH , F.G.S, 1840
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The Magazine of Natural History
A very slight alteration, however, will obviate this error : if, instead of
mammiferous, we say mammaliferous deposits, mammaliferous strata, &c. our
phraseology will be both correct and appropriate; and this facility of composition
is a powerful ...
John Claudius Loudon, Edward Charlesworth, John Denson, 1838
9
Magazine of natural history
A List of Shells occurring in the Mammaliferous Deposits. E. Erith. G. Grays. C.
Copford. S. Stutton. I. Ilford. Bivalve. • Bulimus lubriau. S. Cyrena trigonula.
I. E. G. S. Limax S. Cyclas obliqua. S. Lymnea auricularia. S. I. cornea. S. G.
pereger.
John Claudius Loudon, Edward Charlesworth, John Denson, 1838
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Magazine of Natural History and Journal of Zoology, Botany, ...
Mammaliferous crag, Southwold. Red crag, Bawdsey. Bawdsey, a village on the
Suffolk coast, is the only red crag locality from which I have obtained this shell: it
closely resembles Nucula nucleus in shape, but it is destitute of longitudinal stria,
...
