Identifier: mesozoicfossils115geol (find matches)
Title: Mesozoic fossils
Year: 1876 (1870s)
Authors: Geological Survey of Canada Whiteaves, Joseph Frederick, 1835-1909
Subjects: Paleontology
Publisher: Ottawa
Contributing Library: Harvard University, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Ernst Mayr Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Harvard University, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Ernst Mayr Library

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s (page 195). Figure 2. Specimen from Alliford Bay in Skidegate Inlet, showing thephragmocone in situ and a large portion of the guard. 2 It. Auotlier example of the guard, also from Alliford Bay. • 2 h. Ventral aspect of the same. 2 c. Natural transverse section of a specimen of the guard, not far iromthe apex of the phragmocone. SiUENODiscus Maudensis (jtage 200). Figure o. Sitle view of the only specimen known, from the east i)oint ofjMaud Island. 3 ((. Outline of a transverse section of the same. 3 h. Portions of two septa of this species. SruENODisous Eequienianus (?) dOjbigny, (page 248). Figure 4. Cast of the interior of a shell wdiich is doubtfully referred t(.i thisspecies, from the south side of Maud Island. 4 II. ()utli)\e of the same, as viewed at a right angle to the last, to showthe- comi)arative thickness of the shell, the shajK. of its ai)er-ture and the (characters of the juriphery. ®Ig®Si(D©Ii:SAILi S,Wm^jm-W ®W (3£^£m.£s, MESOZOIC FOSSILSVC L 1 PL ATE. 2 2.
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..rli-ooTd.dei J HBalbirrue LitU. A Mortimer ljaz>\ PLATE XXIIL Olcostephanus Loqanianus (page 211), Figure 1. Side view of the most perfect s^jecimen known, from SigutlatLake, B.C. 1 a. Portion of a shell of the same species, from the south side of AUi-ford Bay. ©IS:registered🅰registered:©E(SAK. SlO)ia\n^^ ®IF (3£:SS.^m.£y , MESOZOIC FOSSIL,:VOL 1 PLATE 2.5

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