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a of British tertiary fossils , states that he has collected 450 species of shells from the crag : of these more than 200 were peculiar to the coralline , 80 peculiar to the upper bed , and 150 were found in both deposits .
a of British tertiary fossils , states that he has collected 450 species of shells from the crag : of these more than 200 were peculiar to the coralline , 80 peculiar to the upper bed , and 150 were found in both deposits .
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Observations on the Fossil Genera Pseudammonites and Ichthyosiagonites of the Solenhofen Limestone , contained in a ... DEAR SIR , I SEND you herewith the few words you requested me to draw up concerning the fossils I wish to exhibit at ...
Observations on the Fossil Genera Pseudammonites and Ichthyosiagonites of the Solenhofen Limestone , contained in a ... DEAR SIR , I SEND you herewith the few words you requested me to draw up concerning the fossils I wish to exhibit at ...
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On comparing the fossils of the magnesian series with those from Ardwick , we shall find that no one species found at the latter place agrees with any yet discovered in the magnesian limestone in England , the strongest evidence that ...
On comparing the fossils of the magnesian series with those from Ardwick , we shall find that no one species found at the latter place agrees with any yet discovered in the magnesian limestone in England , the strongest evidence that ...
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Contents
JANUARY 1836 | 1 |
Mr J Tovey on the Relation between the Velocity and Length | 7 |
Mr W J Henwoods Observations on the Steam Engines | 20 |
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