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IINITKU STATES aEOLOOIOAL SURVEY OF THE TERKITOItlE?!.
F. V. HAYDEN, U. S. GEOLOGIST.

MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, No. 10.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

OF

ISVORTII A^MERIOAN

INVERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY,

HKING A

REPORT UPON THE PUBLICATIONS THAT HAVE HITHERTO BEEN
MADE UPON THE INVERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY OF
NORTH AMERICA, INCLUDING THE WEST
INDIES AND GREENLAND.

BY

O. A. WHITE, M. D.,

r ALEONTOI-0OI8T OF THE UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL 8UKVKY,

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H. ALLEYNE NICHOLSON, M. D., D. Sc,

PROFESSOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ST. ANDREWS, SCOTLAND.

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IT. S. tiKOLiKilCAL AND GEOUIIAPHICAL

Survey of the Tebbitobies,

Washington, D. C, January 1, 1878.

This Bibliographical Jtecord has beeu prepared for the par-
pose of conveying to the public a brief general view of the
work that has hitherto been done in the Invertebrate Paleon-
tology of North America, and also of furnishing students and
investigators with a ready index to the works of all the authors
who have made contributions to it.

The fundamental value of paleontological research in coimec-
tion with every geological survey renders it desirable to ex-
tend all practicable facilities for ils prosecution.

Part I of this work has been prepared by Dr. C. A. White, the
Paleontologist of the Survey, and comprises the publications
that have been made within the limits of the United States.

Part II has been prepared by Prof. H. Alleyne Nicholson,
of the University of St. Andrews, Scotland, and comprises
the publications that have been made upon the subject herein
embraced outside the limits of the United States. Professor
Nicholson's extensive acquaintance with this subject, and the
important part he has taken in paleontological research in North
America, render this contribution especially acceptable.

It is gratifying to note that so important a part of the paleon-
tological research which is indicated in this record has beeu
accomplished in connection with the Geological Survey under
my direction during the few years that it has been in existence;
and yet the field for future labor of this kind, in the same con-
nection, is practically unlimited. Every year's explorations
bring to light not only new speciCc forms, but also new and

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iiu^tortant facts bearing botli upon tlio geological and biological
history of tUo continent.

It is expected that additions to this work will appear
annually in some of the publications of the Survey, so that a
lontiunoua record may bo k?pt of the progress of the science in
North America.

F. V. HAYDEN,

i'nited Stateti Gcologint.

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BiBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICAN INVERTEBRATE

PALEONTOLOGY.

PA.IIT I.

EMBRACING TITLES AND ABSTRACTS OF PUBLICATIONS MA*^E
IN THE UNITED STATES.

By C. A. WHITE, M. D.

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PREFACE TO 1»ART T

A number of difticultiea have arisen in the course of the pre-
paration of this work, which, being common to all works of the
kind, are only mentioned that, the author may not seem to have
■been unmindful of them.

Many of the publications that have been consulted are only
in part devoted to the subject in hand; but the aim has been to
record every publicatioa that contains a real contribution to the
science, however slight, whether of recorded fact or philosoph-
ical discussion. Thus, all purely geological writings have been
excluded; but it has not always been easy to draw the line in
this regard. Local lists of fossils, and lists given in geological
^writings merely Id characterize the formations there under dis-
cussion, have also been excluded; but classified lists involving
the relations of zoological groups have been included.

Again, many of the publications consulted embrace a descrip-
<^ion or discussion of both recent and fossil forms ; but a single
tbssil species has been thought suflicient to entitle the work
containing it to a place in this record.

Furthermore, many of the genera and higher groups which
jaclude some of the fossil species are found diagnosed or dis-
cussed only or mainly in works devoted to living species.
Therefore the subject has been left somewhat incomplete iu
this respect; but the line must be drawn somewhere, and it has
>>een thought best to include only those publications that treat,
41 1 least ill part, of fossil species.

The scope of this compilation is primarily restricted to those
works which treat, either wholly or in part, of invertebrate
fossils found within the limits of North America, including the
"West Indies and Greenland; but, for convenience, the compar-
atively few contributions that citizens of the United States have
made to the paleontology of other countries, and published in
their own, have been f.iso included in Part I.

The compiler has not felt it necessary to make any discrim-
ination as to the relative value of the publications recorded ;
bafc he has endeavored to include even the most obscure and
care, if they have been properly published.

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The scope of eaub separate entry has b<^eD a matter of inacb
coDsideratioQ. It is iinpracticab'e to make an extended abstract
of each publication in a report like this; and if it were not, such
abstracts could not obviate the necessity of the student to con-
sult the full original text. Therefore, only a brief indication of
the character of the contents is r^ven in each case, except that
a list of the genera therein diagaosed, either originally or other-
wise, is included in the entry, no distinction being made in the
entry between genera and subgenera. A list of the species is
also given in the case of obscure publications; but they are
omitted from those that one naturally expects to find in all
good libraries. A very large proportion of the publications
entered consists wholly of descriptions, no abstract of which is
practicable, and it has been a custom among American writers
to make the titles of their publications so full as to amount to a
brief abstract of their work.

The arrangement of the entries is by authors, in the alpha-
betical order of their uanies, and subordinately by dates. The
year only is given, although some of the works indicate the
month of their publication, and in the case of others the
exact year of publication is uncertain, as a rule, the date of
the title-page is given as the date of publication; but this has
been varied from in a few cases, according to the personal
knowledge of the compiler, or attention is called to the discrep-
ancy in an appended note.

While no publication that would come properly within the
scope of this work has been intentionally omitted, it is not un-
likely that some have been overlooked; but it is expected that
annual additions and corrections will be made in some of the
publications of the Survey. Tl>«3 publications that are most
likely to have been overlooked are "extra copies" or advance
sheets of articles that afterward appeared in some of the scien-
tific periodicals. Usually, exact date of publication only is in-
volved in such cases, but sometimes the regular edition contains
changes or modifications that are more or less important. How-
ever, the cases of such omission are believed to be very few
that would involve the exclusion of any fact or idea that has
been advanced by any author.

The compiler would esteem it a favor if those into whose
hands this work may fall would promptly inform him of any
error or omission, that it may be subsequently corrected.

C. A. W.

Washington, D. C, January 1, 1878.

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I.-PUBLICATIONS MADE IN THE UNITED STATES.

Anon. CorrespoDdenco of J. Barraude, W. £. Logan and James H«ll. "Ou
the Taconic system and the age of the fis-tils found in the rocks of North-
ern New England, and the Qnebeck group of rocks." <^Am. Journ. Soi.,
vol. xxxi, 2d ser., pp. 210-226, iSCl.

Adthonj, J. Q. New Trilobitea. <^Am. Journ. Set., vol. x^xiv, 1st ser., pp.
Vfd, 380, 1 woodcut. 1838.
Ceratoeephaliu eeralepta.

Anthony, J. O. Description of a new fossil (Calymene bucklandi). <^Am.
Journ. Soi., vol. xxxvi, Ist ser., pp. 106, 107, 2 woodcuts. 1839.

Anthony, J. Q., U. P. James, Q. Qraham, and. See James, U. P. 1846.

Atwater, Caleb. On some ancient human bones, &,c., with a notice of the
bones of the Mastodon, or Mammoth, and of various shells f uand in Ohio
and the West. < Am. Journ. Soi., vol. ii, 1st ser., pp. 242-246, 1 plate.
1820.

Tiribratula (^fV«r) pennata Is flgured snd described.

Bailey, J. W. On fossil Infusoria, discovered in peat-earth, at West Point,
N. Y.; with some notices of American Diatonioj. <CAm. Journ. Sci., vol.
XXXV, Ist ser., pp. 118-124, 1 plate. lr'i*J.

Bailey, J. "W. Notice of American Poly thalmia from the Upper Mississippi,
and also from the Cretaot:ous formation of the Jpper Missouri. <^Am.
Journ. Soi., vol. xli, Ist ser., pp. 400, 401, 4 woodcuts. 1841.

Bailoy, J. W. A sketch of the Infusoria of the family Bacillaria, with some
account of the most interesting species which have been found in a recent
or fossil state in the ITnited States. <^Am. Journ. Sci., vol. xlii, Ist ser.,
pp. 88-105, 2 plates. 1842.

Alto publiBbed in Tram. Auo. Am. Kat. d Otol, vol. i, pp. 113-164.

Bailey, J. W. A sketch of the Infusoria, of the family Bacillaria, with soma
account of the most interesting species which have been found iu a re-
cent or fossil state in the United States. <[!ZVan». Aitoo. Am. Nat. Jf-
Geol.. vol. i, pp. 112-164, 1 plate. 1843.

Also pnbliBbed in Am. Journ. Sei., vol. xlii, 1st ser. (1H4S), pp. 88-IOS, with 9 platea.

Eailey, J. VF. Infusoria. <i)fa/Aer'« Report on the Geology of t\e Flr$t Dis-
trict, New York, pp. 48-79. 1843.

This articln is msinly ■ reprodnctioo of thoM that bad been previoaaly pnV-
)iehed botb Id ibe Am, Journ. Sei, , and a« above cited. Tba antbor preaenta a eyatem-
•tio cIsMtdoation of the Inftttoria, both fossil and IlvlDg.

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Bailey, J. W. Account of some new Infiiaorial forms discoverod in the foB-
Bil Infusoria from Peternburg, Va., and Piscataway, Md. <.iM. Journ.
Sei., vol. xlvi, lat ser., pp. 137-141, 1 plate. 1844.

Bailey, J. W. Notice of nome new localities of Infusoria, fossil and recent.
</lw. Journ. Sri., vol. xh iii, Ist sen, pp. 321-343, 1 plate. 1845.

Thin article enibrare* innrli luorv than its title would imply. It not only in-
clude!) much of thn anthor'8 original inveatigationR, bat moch that bad been don* by
KhrenhrTg. AmonK other matter, s^eral new genera and tpeoies are deioribed.

Bailey, J. 'W. Now localities of Infusoria in tlic Tortiiny of Maryland.
< Am. JoHin. iSVi., vol. vii, 2il ser.. p. 437. H4S>.

Bailey, J. W. MlscollaiiPous notices <[ Am. Jtmrn. .SVi., vol. xi, Std ser.,
pp. S.-., 81?. 18.')1.

Among these "nntici's" nri- tlioto of tlic iict'iirrence of foiiiiil Infuioria in the Southern
ricetieWs in Miiryland, and In Fli>ri<ia.

Bailey, J. W. On sonic new localities of fo.ssil Diatoinacea> in California
anil Orejion. <^ Am. Journ. Vi., vol. xvii, y<l ser., pp. 179, ItiO. 1854.

Barrett, S. T. Dosciiptioii of a new Trilobite. < .4m. Journ. Set., vol. xi,
3(1 .ser., p. 200. 187C.

Billiugs, B. Note on Conocephalites. Aildeiiduiu to " Description of a new
Trilobite from the Potsdam Sandstone," by F. H. Bradley, < Am.
Journ. Sci., vol. xxx, 2d ser., ]tp. 242, 243. 1860.

AUo, aa "Additional note on tlie PotsiUin fo^HiU'' uu pp. 337, .IS?, of the iRTne volume.

Billings, E. I. On some new or little known species of Lower Silurian
fossils from the Pots lam jjroiip (Primordial zone). < Geology of Vermont,
vol. ii, pp. 942-l>5i>. II. On some new species of fossils from the C»l-
« iferons, Chazy, Hluck River, ;ind Trantoii formations. <^ Ibid,, pp.
!».->5-9(J0. 18f)l.

Theiie two articleii are a reprint of ftio llrst '.M jini:f< of vol. i, P<itro:nir Fiiifih of Ikt
litolo^ieal Siirvry of Canada.

Billings, E. Further obstrvations on the a^e of the Rod Sandrock forma-
tion (Potsdani group) of Canada and Vermont. <[ Am. Journ. Set., vol.
sxxiii. 2d Ser., pp. 100-105. 1862.

This In a continuudon of the author'H obaorvationK in vol. xxxli, p. ii3-2.

Billiugs, E. On thi' •jeniis Centronella, with remarks on some other genera
lit Biaihiopoda. < Am. Journ. .Sci., vol. xxxvi, 2d ser., pp. 23ti-240, 186:1.

lu this pnp.T, itip HHihor rppubli«bei< tlio iliagno»e» of both Ceii trnntlla, Blllinga, and
Cniftuiitlln. Hall.

Billings, B. Description of some new species of fossils, with remarks rn
others already ki>owii. from the Silurian and Devonian rocks of Maine.
< I'roc. I'ortl'ind Sac. Xat. Hist., vol. i, pp. 104-126. 1863.

Billings, E. Note on the structure of the Bhisloidea. < Am. Journ. Sei.,
vol. xlvii, 2(1 s< r., p. 353. 1869.

Iti this note, the aithirpointKont the differenceit and iilmllarlticB between the^genera
y.iclrorrinuf. Frnir.tnittt, and Coifiittrr, eripprlRlly with regard to the funrtlnn ef the

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BilllngB, B. Notes on the Htructure of the Criiioidea, Cystidea and HIas-
toidea. <^m. Ji/wm. )Sci.,vol. xlviii,2d8er.,pp.(]y-8;5. 1H69. Continu«Ml
m vol. xlix, pp. 51-58, and in vol. 1, pp. 225-240. 1869.

ThUneriesof articleiicoinpriiisiianexteudad dincuiiiiion of the Klruclure and func'tinnR
of different parti of tlioite Ecbinodernm.

Billings, E. FossilH frani theso-callud Hiironiau of Newt'unndland. < Am.
Journ. .Set., vol. ill, Ud sor., pp. 223,221. 1872.

A brief abatraot of a paper by Mr. Blllinipt read before the Natural HiHtory Society of
MontrenI, January, lS7i.

Billings, B. Fossils proUably of the Cha/.y era in the Eolistn limestone of
West Kutlund, Vt. < Am. Journ. Set., vol. iv, 3d ser., p. 133. 1872.

Billing!], B. On the structure of Obolella chroiiijitiea. <] .4m. Journ. ScL,
vol. xi, 3d ser., pp. 176-178. 1876.

The author here gives more extended and complete deHcriptionx of generic and upeeifle
cliaracten than were allowed by the only iipeciinenit dinruvcred at the time hiH original
deicriptionii were publlHhed.

Bigsby, J. J. Di^Nuriptiou of ti new specieM of Triiol>it<>. <^./oitrn. Acad.
Nat. Set. Phila., vol. iv, 1st ser., pp. 365-368, 1 plate. 182.').

Bouv£, T. T. Description of Pygorhynchna goulili, it new Kchinns from the
Millstone Grit of Georgia. <] .4m. Jonrn. .Vi., vol. iii, 2d ser., p. 437.
1846.

The rock from which Ihiii foKKil cnoies la Tertiary, not (JarbonifHriiiiu. The de«ci'iptioa
ii aUo pabliahed in f'roc. Uort. Hoc. Xat. Hitt., vol. ii, pp. 192, t»:).

Bouv6, T. T. Description of Pygorhynchusgonldii from the Millstone Grit
of Georgia. < Proe. Bout. Soc. Nat. Hist., vol. ii, pp. 192, 193. 1847.

The rock flrom which the foMll cumei is Tertiary, not Citrbaniferous. The deMcriptioa
is also published in the Am. Journ. Set, vol. iii, 3d ser., p. 437.

Bouv4, T. T. Descriptions of a number of new speciex of fossil Echinoderms
from the Lower Tertiary rooks of Georgia. < I'ruc Host. f!oc. Nat. Hist.,
vol. iv, pp. 2-4. 1851.

Bradley, Frank H. Description of a new Trilobite from the Potsdam Sand-
stone, with a note by E. BillingH. < .4.m. .loum. Sci., vol.xxx, 2d ser.,
pp. 241-243. 1860. Republished, as in next entry.

Bradley, Frank H. Description of a new Trilobite from the Potsdam Stand-
stone, with a note by E. Billings. < Pror. Am. .4skoi: Adr. Sci., vol. xiv,
pp. 161-166, 3 woodcut". 1861.

Bradley, Frank H. Description of two new Lnntt Snails from the Cohl-
measures. < /(m. Journ. Sci.. vol. iv, 3d ser., pp. 87, 88, 2 woodcnts.

1872.

Brpwne, Peter A. Some notice of the fossil Cephalopodes behminosepia,
long know n l>y the name of " Belemnite", and of the diphosphate of iron,
called "Mullicite", found together at Mtillica Hill. < Proe. Am. Assott.
Adr. Sci., vol. i, pp. 13-16. 1849

General and inineraloftical description, and not properly paleontologicul.

Burbank, L. S. On Eozoon canadense in the Crystalline Limestones of
Massachusetts. < Proc. Am. Assoc. .4dr. Sci., vol. xx, pp. 262-26S. 1872.

12 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF INVERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY.

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Caweday, S. A. See Lyon, S. 8., and 8. A. Casseday.

Chapman, B. J. On the anppuHed fosrtil tracks called Protichnites and
Cliniatichnitos. < .Im. Jouni. S<rf., vol. xiv, 3d ser., p. 240. 1877.

Abitract from Canadian Journal. Tbe author take* the view that the impreNivai art
thoae of Fncolda, and uot of Artlcv Ht«a.

Conrad, T. A. On the geolojry and organic remains of a part of the penin-
snla of Maryland, with an " Appendix containing descriptions of twenty-
nine new species of fosnil shells, noticed in tbe prec<Mling paper".
K^Journ. Acad, Nut. Sci. Phita., vol. vi, Ist sen, pp. 205-230, 2 plates.
1830.

Conzad, T. A. Description of tit't4)cu now snecies of recent and three of
fossil shells, chietly from the coast of the United States. < Journ. Acad.
Nat. Sci. Pkila., vol. vi, Ist ser., pp. 256-i268, J plate. 1830.
Tertiary.

Conrad, T. A. Fossil shells of the Tertiary formations of North America,
Tol. i, pp. 56, 16 plates, 8'^, Philiulelphia. 18;)2. Also, in pamphlet form,
No. 3, pp. 10, and No. 4, pp. 8, of vol. i.

Thi" article containx n diHcniaion of the characterlBtIca of American Tertlarlea, and
•ompariaoDH with thoie of Earope, but it conniata maiuly of deaoriptiona of apeeiea.

Conrad, T. A. Observations ^n the Tertiary and more recent formations of
a portion of the Southern States. < Journ. Acad. Nat, Set. Phila., vol. vii,
l8tser.,pp. 116-129 ; together with an ''Appeadis,— Descriptions of new
Tertiary fossils from the Southern States", pp. 130 157. 1834.

Conrad, T. A. Description of five new species of tci-iai! shells in tho collec-
tion presented by Mr. Edward Miller to thi; Geological Society. < Tram.
Geol. Soc. Penn,, vol. i, pt. ii, pp. 267-270, 1 plate. 1835.

Stylifer primogmti. Turbo tabulatu§, T. inuetua, Produetui eonfragoiui, Peeten
arungerut. All probably Carboniferoua, but neither the poaltlon nor locality la given.

Conrad, T. A. Observations on a portion of the Atlantic Tertiary region .
<. Trans. Geol. Soc. Penn., vol. i, pt. ii, pp. 335-341, 1 plate. 1835.
Panopea tlongata, Modiola entaeea, Turritella Kumnraa, Lithodendron Uneatu*.

Conrad, T. A. Report on the paleontolo^ical department. <[ Ann. Kep.
Geol. Siirr. N. ¥., vol. ii, pp. 107-119. 1838

Containa deacriptlona of ae veral apeclea of Paleozoic foaaila,

Conrad, T. A. No^es on American geology.— Observations on characteristic
fossils, and upon a fall of temperature in different geological epochs.

< Am. Journ. Sci,, vol. xxxv, Ist sen, pp. 237-251. 1839.

Conrad, T. A. Second annual report on the paleontological department.

< Ann, Rep, Geol, Surv. N. Y., vol. iii, pp. 57-66. 1839.

Containa deicrlptiona of aeveral apeciea of Paleozoic foaalla. •

Conrad, T. A. On the Silurian system ; with a table of the strata and
characteristic fossils. < Am. Journ. Sci., vol. xxxviii, Ist ser., pp. 86-92.
1840.

Conrad, T. A. New fossil shells from North Carolina,
vol. xxxix, 1st ser., pp. 387, 38d. 1840.
Tertiary.

< Am. Journ. Sci.,

■ 1

I.— PUBLICATIONS MADE IN THE UNITED SVATES.

13

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lion* «■•

|penin-
yenty-

kaper ".
plates.

Conrad, T. A. Third animal report on the pa1contoh)gical departtuent.

< Ann. Rep. Ueol. 8un\ N.Y., vol. tv, pp. 199-207. 1840.
ContHlii8 dtiicriptlons of aeveral Bpecim of to»a\U.

Conrad, T. A. Appendix to "Observations on the Secondary niid Tertiary
formationH of the Southern Atlantic Staten, by .Tanies T. Hodf^o".

< Am. Journ. Soi., vol. xli, l8t ser., pp. ;W2-:j48, I plate. 1841.

Thin appendix eoDHiHia of de8criptloua of Tertiary mIuOIk.

Conrad, T. A. DescriptionH of twenty-six new species of fossil sliolls dis-
covered in the Medial Tertiary deposit of Calvert Cliti's, Maryland.

< Proc. Acad. Nat. Svi. Phila., vol. i, pp. a8-33. 184 1.
One Oardium and one Futui are from the Lower Tertiary.

Conrad, T. A. Fifth (fourth f ) annual report on the paleontological depart-
ment. < Ann. Hep, Geol, Sun\ N. Y., vol. v, pp. 25-57. 1841.
Contains doicrlptionii of genera and upecieg of PbIieozoIc fotMila.

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of new genera and species of organic remains.

< Ann. Hep. Geol. Surv. N. Y., pp. 48-57. 1841.

Silurian and Devonian. Genera Dicranurut, yuculitet, Orthnnota, l.yrndesma, Cyp: t-
carditet.

Conrad, T. A. Description of twenty-four new species of fossil shells, chiefly
from the Tertiary deposits of Calvert's Cliffs, Maryland. <| Journ. Acad.
Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. viii, Ist ser., pp. 183-190. 1842.

Conrad, T. A. Observations on the Silurian and Devonian systems of the
United States, with descriptions of new (Organic remains; including de-
scriptions of new species of organic remains belonging to the Silurian,
Devonian, and Carboniferous systems of the United States. <^ Journ.
Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. viii, Ist ser., pp. 228-280, 6 plates. 1842.

Genera Microdnn, Cameroetrai, Diploctrm, Trocholiui, PUctostylut, Platyostonia,
Stephanocrinu$, Ichthyocrinun, Nucleocrinui.

Conrad, T. A. Obftervations on a portion of the Atlantic Tertiary region,
with a description of new species of organic rerjalus. <^2d Bulletin,
Proc. Nal. Inst. Prom. Sci. Washington, D. C, pp. 171-194, 2 plates.
1842.

Pnhlicatinn long since dincontinued. Lint of foBaili deirrib«d -.— Oiitrra sellirformh, Pho-
Itdnmya marylandica, Pholat petrota, Itorardm mnrknei, Pecten- kumphreysi, DiipoUtt
eun$trieta, Sealaria apansa, Buecinum integrum, Scutella aberti.

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of a new geuns, and of twenty-nine new Mio-
cene, and one Eocene, fossil shells of the United States. <^ Proc. Acad,
Nat. Sci. Phila, . vol. i , pp. 305-31 1 . 1843.
Genua Ecphora.

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of nineteen species of Tertiary fossils of Vir-
ginia and North Carolina. <CProc, Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila.,\o\.\,^^.2S,'A-
329. 1843.

Conrad, T. A. Observations on the lead-bearing limestone of Wisconsin,
and descriptions of a new genus of Trilobites and fifteen new Silurian
fossils. < Proi: Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. i, pp. 329-335. 1843.
Genua Thaleopt,

14 BinMOCKAPHY OF INVEUTEBRATfi PALEONTOLOGY.

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of now sliulls, &c. An appendix to "Observa-
tions on the Secondary and Tertiary Formations of the Southern Atlantic
States, by James T. Hodj{H". < Trnnn. Assoc. Jm. Ueol. «f Nat., vol, i,
pp. 1)4-111, 1 plate. 1H4:(.

Fumilii probably all Terllary. I.iiialitieM and puaitlun no) givcD witli thx d<>M.'rlMlloi]K,

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of eight new fossil shells uf the UnitiMl Stiites.

< I'roc. Acad. A'at. Sri., vol. ii, pp. 17y-17.'>. 11:44.

All Tertiary except a IMUrophun from SatutOrnevievn (Mo. ?).

Conrad, T. A. Observations on the Eocene formation of the United States,
with descriptions of species of shells, «&c., occurring in it. <^ Am, JoHrti.
.Vft., vol. i, 8d ser., pp. 809-221, 8 plates. 1846.

Conrad, T. A. Tertiary 6f Warren County, Mississippi. < .-1m, Journ. Sci.,
vol. ii, 8d ser., pp. 134, 18.'). 184(>.

In thia articln, Mr. Conrnd Htatea tbat al) the Tertiary foaalla fonod near Vickaburg
are apeclHcally dllTvrvnt from thoae of the Eocene of Maryland, Virginia, and Alabama.

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of new species of organic remains, from the
Upper Eocene limestone of Tampa Bay. < Am. Journ. Set., vol. ii, 8d
ier., pp. 399, 400, 9 woodcuts. 184G.

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of new species of fossil and recent sheila and
corals. < Proc. Acad. Nat. .Sot. Phila., vol. ii, pp. 19-87, 1 plate. 1846.
Silurian, Devonian, Carbontferoug, and Tertiary.

Conrad, T. A. Observations on the Eocene formation, and descriptions of
one hundred and five new fossils of that period, from the vicinity of
Vicksburg, Mississippi; with an appendix. <^Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.
Phila., vol. iii, pp. 280-299. 1847.

Thia article ia rRpubllahed in the Journ. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. i, 3d aer, pp. 111-
134, and iliuatrated witb 4 platea. (See lecond entry below.)

Conrad, T. A. P'ossil shells from the Tertiary deposits on the Colnmbia
River, near Astoria. <C,Am. Journ. Set., 8d ser., vol. v, pp. 438,433, 15
woodcuts, i^iii'.

Conrad, T. A. Observations on the Eocene formation, and descriptions of
one hundred and five new fossils of that period, from the vicinity of
Vicksburg, Mississippi; with an appendix. (Vanuxem's fossils.)

< Journ. Acad. Nat. Sci, Phila., vol. i, 8d ser., pp. 111-134, 4 plates. 1848.

Qenna Scobinella. Originally pnbliahed in the Proceedings of the game academy, vol.
U, pp. 380-39t>. See accond entry above.

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of now fossil and recent shells of the United
States. < Journ. Acad. Nat. Sci, Phila., vol. i, 2d ser., pp. 207-209. 1849.
Upper Eocene.

Conrad, T. A. Description of Tertiary shells from Astoria. Constituting
pp. 783-730 of Dana's Paleontological Report of tVilkcs's U. S. ExpJ, Exped,,
vol. X. 1849.

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of one new Cretaceous and seven new Zocene
fossils. < Jowrn. Acad. Nat. .Sci., vol. ii, 8d ser., pp. 39-41, 1 plate. 1850.

^v.

1. — I'l'HLlCATIONS MADK IN THK UNITED ST A IKS.

ir>

|()b8erva-

Atlautic

Mm vol. i,

IcHvriMilonit.

ed States,
tm. Jouru.

Conrad, T. A. NotuH on hIioIIh, with (tuscriptioiiH of iit'W Hpeoifs. <:^ I'lve.
Avud. Nat. SoL I'hila., vol. vi. iKVi.

Tvrliary Hud UretaceouK, Uvniu SclihollittTuii.

Conrad, T. A. KeuinrkH on the Turtii'.ry Htrutu ot .St. Pouiinxo uuil Vicks-
burg (Miss.). < Proc. Aiad. Xut. .Si. J'liila., vt)l. vi, pp. I'.W, 199. 18.V,'.

Conrad, T. A. IJeHCiiption of the foiwils of Syriu colleituil in tliu t'uIeH-
tino nxptitlitiou. <C OfiivUd lieporl of the I nitcd StaU'n Expt'diiioH to Exploro
the IkuU Sm amt thf hiirr Jorduii, by Lieut. W. V. Ly ncli, I'. S. N. I ^V^.
Cretai-poun.

Conrad, T. A. Mono^niplj of tbu ^uniiM Fiil};iir. < I'lvc. Avad. Sat. Svl.
Fhila., vol. vi, pp. '.UG-:*!!*. I-.VJ.

Conrad, T. A. Notes on »»Ii«lU < I'nn: Ai'ad. X<it. >(■•, I'hilti.. vol. vi. \i}>.
aao, 321. 1H5:1.

Principally currectionn of prvvluun UeniTlptloai.

Coorad, T. A. Synopsis of the genera Cassitliilit, Hiitnpli., liiul u propixti^il
new genus. Tertiary, <^ fron. Afad. Sat. ■'<n. I'hilu., vol. vi, pp. 44fl,
449. 1H53.
Qenui Athleta.

Conrad, T.A. Descriptions of new fosNilshellsof rhe Cuiteil .States, •i'^Jiturn.
Acad. Nat. Sci I'hila., vol. ii, 2(1 ser., pp, •JTM-'irt), 1 plate. ISM,
Cretaceona aud Tvrt<ary.

Conrad, T. A. RoetiUcation of tho g«;iitu'iu nitiues of Tttrtiary fossil shells.
< I'roc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. vii, pi). 'i\)-M. If:i4.

Conrad, T. A. Notes on shells; with descriptions of thretj rt'cent uud one
fossil species. <^ I'roc. Acad. Nat. Sci. I'hila., vol. vii, pp. 31, :W, 1S.">4.
Tertiary and Silurian. Trigoiiella Con. clianjcd tn I'arhijUeima Cuu,

Conrad, T. A. Observations on the Eocone deposit of Jackson, Miss., with
descriptions of thirty-four new species of shells and corals. <^ I'niv.
Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. vii, pp. 2u7-2()3. 1855.
Qenera Lapjiaria, Futimitra, Plati/tptera, Papillina, Uiteotlet.

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of eighteen new Cretaceous aud rcriiary
fossils, &o. < Proc. Acad. Nat. Soi. Phila., vol. vii, pp. •,i(i,')-'>G^, 1-.%.
Oenua PetrophylUa.

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of one Tertiary aud eight Cretaceous fossils
from Texas, in tho collection of Major F^uiory. <; Pnu: Acad. Nat. .*■».
Phil«., vol. vii, pp. 268, 2*59. 1855.

Qonu8 Uottellite:

Conrad, T. A. Note on the Miocene aud i'ost-l'lioceue deposits t)f Califor-
nia, with descriptions of two new fossil corals. <^ I'roc. Acad. Nat. Sci.
Phila., vol, vii, p. 441. 18.55.

Conrad, T. A. Description of a new species of I'entaiuerus. < Proc Acad.
Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. vii, p. 441. 1855.

Conrad, T. A. Description of the Tertiary fossils collected on tlu' >inrvey.
<^ Pacific Railroad Reports, vol. vi, pi». 09-73, 4 plates. 1855.

Genera Schiiopyga, Tamiotoma. These deEcrlptionii accompany the geologlcul report
of Dr. J. S. Newberry.

10 BIBLTOORArilY OF INVEllTEUBATE PALEONTOLOOY.

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I ^

\h I

ii i

Conrad, T. A. Report on Uie paleontology of tbo survuy. < Paolfio Bail-
roitil liiporta, vol. vii, pp. IHD-lim, 10 plutet. 18r>r».

Tertiary. Tlila U au Appendix to the grologlcitt rt-port of Dr. ThomM Antliiel.

Conrad, T. A. Report of Mr. T. A. Coiirail on the foHHil aliellH collootod in
Culifiiniia by \V. V. Blake, goolo^jift of the expedition under the oom-
miinil of Lieut. R. 8. W.llinniuon, U. 8. Topojjiuphioftl KuKineers, 1853.

pp. 20, 8^. inr)5.

ThI) In no apiiendii to tha pr«lluilnpr]r report of Profemor niaka of the Rxpl. and
Aiirv. I'adflc Ii. R., and in coinprliied In one of the 8° volumek publiMhrd in advance of
the qiiurto lerlen.

Conrad, T. A. DeHrriptionH uf three new genera and twenty-three new
BpecieH uf Middle Tertiary foHHih from California, and one from Texas.

< I'roc. Acad. Xdl. Sci. Philu., vol. viii, pp. 312-316. 1850.
OenuB Schizopyga, Tamioioma, Ailrodatpii.

Conrad, T. A. Dtasriptiontt of two new genera of shells. < Prop. Aoai.
Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. i, 2d ser., pp. ICi, 166. 18.'>7.
Oenera Gonidca, Calyptrapkorui.

Conrad, T. A. Description of a now species of Myacilea. < Proc. Acad.
Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. i, 2d ser., p. 166. l8o7.

IlliiHtrated on pi. I, yol. It. (The plate in erroneontly numbered 7.)

Conrad, T. A. Rectification of Home of the generic names uf American
Tertiaiy fossils. <;^ Proc. Acad. Nat. Soi. Phila., vol. i.'iAsor, p. UiQ. 1857.

Conrad, T. A Descriptions of Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils. <[ I'moiTi't
ItejHtrt on the United Slates and Mexican Boundary Survey, vol. i,pt. ii, pp.
141-174, plates 1-21. 1857.

Conrad, T. A. Observations on a group of Orotacoous fossil shells found in
Tippah County, Miss., with descriptions of fifty-six new species.

< Journ. Acad. Nat. Soi. Phila., 2d ser., vol. iii, p. 323, 2 plates, 1858.
Genera Lr.gumen, PyriJu»Hi, Bullopiii.

Conrad, T. A. Notes on shells. < Proa. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. iv, 2d
ser., pp. 231, 232. J860.

Mainly rectlflcatfons of former deicriptlona.

Conrad, T. A- Descriptions of new species of Cretaceous and Eocene fossils
of Missisi^ipni and Alabama. <C Journ. Acad. Nat. Soi. Phila., vol. iv,2d
ser. , pp. 275-298, 2 plates. 1860.

Qenera Linearia, Spharella, Solenocerat, PugneUu*, Pyroptit, Qyrodti, Turbinopiit,
Morta, Thylacu; I'aranomia, Tomatelltea, Cerithioderma, Maiialina, Ptetapiii,

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of new genera, subgenera, and species of
Tertiary and recent shells. < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., voi. vi, 2d ser.,
pp. 284-291. 1862.

Oenera Vleiolhyrir, Oarlnorbi; Paratlartt, Idonearca, Trigonarca, Latiarea, Striarea,
Qranoarca, Pteromerit, Mytiloconcha, Lyropteten.

Conrad, T. A. Catalogue of the Miocene shells of the Atlantic slope.

< Proc. Acad. Nat, Sci. Phila., vol. vi, 2d ser., pp. 559-582. 1862.

Conrad, T. A. Desoriptions of new, recent and Miocene shells. < Proc.
Acad. Nat. Soi. Phila., vol. vi, 2d ser., pp. 583-586. 1862.

Ho Rait-

|el.

octod in
Ihe com-
Irs, 1853.

J Rxpl. and
|advaD«« of

liree new
lui Toxas.

•or, Aoad.

roc. Acad.

American
16G. 1857.

< KvMrjft
i,pt.ii,pp.

lis found in
«r gpeoiea.
1858.

vol. iv, 2d

Bene fossils
, vol. iv, 2d

Twrhinopiii,
t<(.

species of
. vi, 2d ser.,

area, Striarea,

kntic slope.
62.

s. < Proc.

I.— PUIILICATIONS MADE IN THE UMTED STATES.

17

Conrad, T. A. Notes on Hliells, with deKoriptions of new foHsIl genera and
species. <;^rroc. Aoad. A'al. Svi. J'hila., vol. viii, 2d sen, pp. 211-214, 2
woodcuts. 1804.

OeuorH Lirmnma, Krj/cinrllii, C'fiirimeria, Posinofiih.

Conrad, T. A. ObHorvntions on the Koooiio Lignite fciniiatioii of tlie ITnited
StatcH. < I'm:. Arad. Nat. Sd. I'hlln., vol. Ix, 2d nor., pp. 70-7;». 18fi5.

Ill thlit paper, Mr. Gnnrait makuit intiin coinpiirlioni of Ihe American depoviti with thou
orilinllar itge In Kurope.

Conrad, T. A. Catalogue of tlie Kocoiie Annulata, Foraniiiiifura, Kcliino-
derniatu and Cirripediti of tlie Uiiitod States. -^ I'roc, Acad. Nat, Sci.
Pkila., vol. ix, 2d ser., pp. 7;»-7.'). IHCf).

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of new spi'oies of Echinidii-. < I'roc. Acad.
Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. ix, 2d ser., p. 75. 1865.

Probably Tertiary, but the fact Ih not Htated, and no deflnlte locality Ii mentioned.

Conrad, T. A. Observations on American fossils; with descriptions of two
new S[eoieH. < Proc. .laid. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. ix,2d ser., p. 184. 1865.
Tertiary.

Conrad, T. A. ('atalogne of the Eocene and Oligocene Testac^a of the
United States. < Am. Journ. Conch., vol. i, pp. 1-36. Corroctioi^s and
additions to the same, pp. 389, 3U0. 1865.

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of new Eocene shells from Enterprise, Missis-
sippi. < Am, Journ. Conch., vol. i, pp. 137-141, 2 plates, which also illus-
trate the following article in part. 186.5.

Qenera Alvtinui, Spkarella, Areopema, rjumeoptcten,

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of new Eocene shells of the United States.
<^ Am. Journ. C(moh,, vol. i, pp. 142-149, 2 plates, which also illustrate
in part the preceding article. 1865.

Oenera CochUipira, Monilopiis, TortoUta, Tornatellaa, CytheriopMii, Aetaontma,

Conrad, T. A. Catalogue of the older Eocene shells of Oregon. < Jm.
Journ. Conch., vol. i, pp. 150-154. 18U5.

Thin treats of the foMlU of the Wilke»'ii exploration expedition, which Hr. Conrad
formerly referred to the Hiocene, but now refera to Eocene.

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of new Eoceiio shells and references, with
figures, to published species. < Am. Journ. Conch., vol. i, pp. 210-212, 2
plates, which in part illustrate the following article. 1865.

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of five new species of older Eocene shells from
Shark River, Monmoutli County, >t. J. < Am. Journ. Conch., vol. i, pp. 213,
2 plates, which in part illustrate the preceding article. 1865.

Conrad, T. A. Illustrations of Miocene fossils, with descriptions of now
species. <C Am. Journ. Conch., vol. ii, pp. 65-74, 2 plates. 1866.
Qenera Bulliop$h, Volutifmu$.

Conrad, T. A. Observations on recent and fossil shells, with proposed new
genera and species. < Am. Journ, Conch., vol. ii, pp. 101-103. 1866.

Opnera Hercoglotsa, Cimom:a, Anchura, Cfprimeria, Pieudoeardia, Orthonota, PltetoM-
len, yenilia (Morton).

Mis. Pnb. No. 10 2

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f I

if

Conrad, T. A. Not« i)n thu tt^min OimIiim, with <l«v«cri|tti<HiM of gome new
f(«n«ra unU HpttolHH of Aiiiurii'Bii foHNil ■hclU. < .Im. Joiini. Cnnch., vol.

II, iii).7r.--rt. im,.

(IriiHi'u I'.iiihiirn, /.riiiiniiiiit, Dtiilvtrhhit, l.nriiiunil, Curlumtra.

Conrad, T. A. Di-Huriptiona uf new HpuvieN of Turtiary, I'ltitni'tiuiiH inrt
ret'tsiit shell*. <^ .4iii.Joiirn. I'oiivh., yii\.ii, pp. UH-lW\, 'J |>liite8. 18(6,

Conrad, T. A. ('Iieuk liHtH of Mid Invortobratu foNNilH of North Anii«ricn.
KouuiiM Hiiil 0|i^(icriM>. < Smilhaoniaii MiHVfllaiiKouM ruhUcntinnii (No.
iiOO), i>i>. 1-41. IHdt!.

8iib|i»niiii I'liiitfhut itiiil ntbrr niiti-ii.

Conrad, T. A. Kcplv t'* ^Ir. Oiiltb on th« CiutuutHiiiH rookH of .(.'uliforniii.

< Am. Jnurii. Sci., vol. xliv, 'ii\ scr., pp. ;i7(i-;i77. |H(17.
For Mr. GmIiIik iirtlcli', >«« pKBc S8H uf lli« ii»nii) voluiiir.

Conrad, T- A. Nolo on tlit; Tertiary of North und tSoiith Citroliua. <^ .4m.
Journ. Scl., vol. xliii, 2(1 ser., p. 2(50. 1H07.

RftferenrH In msdo In thi* note to the orrurreDca of Crvtacciiua furinii In Kncenn utrsi*
uf Aoiilh Cnrnliiiu; Slid th«i author HtHlcH thHt the HTldoiire In cimcluiilva that thxndinlxtar*
took place by ii lirimkliiKUp of Ihtt prevloualy dupoiilliid CrFtaoeoiia atrnta In Kocana tlm».

Conrad, T. A. ]',<Ieoiitolo);ical iiilsoellttiiiuH. <^ Am., founi, l'oni'h.,vo\. \ii,
pp. 5-7. I«fi7.

ThJH conHUta of iiutoa nn Hum* deacrlhrd loNalU, with a duaoriptlnn uf thn new genu*
Lyrojitilrn iind the xpvciea t,. inlrrmfdiim,

Conrad, T. A. DeHtTlption of now goiicra nf fu-snil )tli«tllH, < .1m. Journ.
Cotivh., vol. iii, pp. 8-l(). 1867.

flenpra I'nnniomln, Trigoitiirca, J'rimonaia, Pnliiuriirilif, I'lrurumfrl; l.iiiiomya,
LrptoioUn ,

Conrad, T. A. SynopHis of the gonnra .SycotypuA, lirowne, and HuHycon,
Bolten. < Am. Journ. Conch., vol. iii, pp. 1H2-185, 2 plates, 1H67.

Conrad, T. A. Doscriptioua of new Miocene HhtOls. <^ .im. Journ. Conah.,
vol. iii, pp. IW5, 187. 1867.
Genera Faiciolina, Tortifunti.

Conrad, T. A. Notes on foHHJl shells and descriptions of new species.

< Am. Journ. Conch., vol. iii, pp. 188-1!>0. 1867.
Tertiary.

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of new (genera and species of Miocene shells,
with notes on other fossil and recent species. <^ .'Im. Journ. Coach., vol.
ill, pp. 257-270, 4 platea. 1867.

Oenera Brllanpira, Sthenorhyii$, Paranatm, Tritinria, Huccinofum; Meguiitma, Kry-
einella.

Conrad, T. A. Catalogue of the family Anatinidii-. <^ Am. Journ. Conch.,

vol. iv, Appendix, pp. 4U-58. 1868.
Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of Miocene shells of the Atlantio slope. <^ .im.

Journ, Couch., vol. iv, pp. G4-68, 2 plates. 1868.
Conrad, T. A. Notes on recent and fossil shells, with descriptions of new

genera. < Am. Journ. Conch., vol. iv, pp. 246-249. 1868.

Genera Aphrodina, Vertocmdia,.MactTodtma, Hercorhynchui, SoUnaUk. The article
eontaina alao " Notei on the genera Pyrifutut and Athltta, and other ihella 6gnred in the
Oeologlcal Survey of India".

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Conrad, T. A. DrHoriptintm of Anil reforenoM to Mim-nne itlielli of t\\« At-
lantic Hlopo, and (IcHorlptioni of two new NiippoHed Cr«tiicooti*t Npoci<><<.

< Am. Journ. i onch., vol. Iv, pp. 'i78, 27!», « platPM. 1«IH.
On« of tlia api'clKi {.litarU via) It rthrrad tn Tiiuaio.

Courad, T. A. DeHcriptiou ot a new llniu iintl foNitil (ionioliuMiH ((), uurti-rl).

<[ Am, Journ. Conch., vol. ',\, p. '^mO, 1 pluto. 1H(jh.
Conrad, T. A. Noton on American foHailifcroMK Htrutii. <'.[m.Joiirn.!<d.,

vol. xlvli, 2<1 H»»r., pp. :».'rtJ-:UU. I8«lt.

Mr. Conrnd litira rolHrt to llio fciaKil Unlot itnil otliur ahtilli, publialicii \>j Or, Morion lii
vol, xxix, .Im, Journ. ,Srl., Int irrlnH, and <lnt«ii thitt iininu of thi- miinn iipeclu* ol' I'oina >r«
fouud In Ni'W JarKi'y. Th» age of the depoiltn eontiilulriK theig lie r«giird« u iiomewh.-rx
'rom Mi<ic«ne W I'DHt-Flloruni).

Conrad, T. A. U«Ncription of Miocni.e, Kocone, and CrotnoeoiiN Hhelis.

<_ Am. Journ. t'onclt., vol. v, pp. :il)-4.''>, 'i platfH. IrtCiU.
Oenua (laniumma.
Conrad, T. A. ()l)NorvatioiiH on the gunuH Antitrto, witli ik-soriptiuiis ot

tliruo otber genera of CrivHHutuIlidin. <^ Am. Journ. t'onrh., vol. v, pp

4tl-4H. \8m.

Qenvrs t.iroJitcuii, HadioconfJia, Pachythitrut, .Scambula, t'ituatriliit.

Conrad, T. A. Dunoriptions of new foAHil MoIIubca, principally CretucuDUN.

< Am. Journ. Convh,, vol. v, pp. 98-10:{. lH()a.

(tuners Pachiicardium i\emotlun, Pertiionoia, Urotrapha, Oj/priitoptit, I'aleocorbit.
Conrad, T. A. Notes on recent and fossil shells, with desoriptions of new
Hpecien. < Am. Journ. ( 'nnch,, vol. vi, pp. 71-78. 1870.

Oenera .F.ort, TMlmera, IJitearia, .f'.ona, I'lledn, Oriacardium, Solyma, Arttna.
Conrad, T. A. Description of new fossil shells of the Tppcr Ania/tin.

< Am, Journ. Conch., vol. vi, pp. 192-198, 1 plate. 1870.
Qenera Isaa, Lirh, Ebora, Neili, Hemitinnt, Dyrii, Ani$othyri$,

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of new Tertiary fossils, with notes on two
genera of LamoUibranchiata. < Am. Journ, Conch., vol. vi, pp. 199-201,
2 plates, which in part illuMtrate " I'aleontological Notes "■, p. 314, of the
same volume. 1870.

Conrad, T. A. On the Eocene beds of Utah. < Am. Journ. Soi,, vol. I, M
mt,, pp. 3H1-38H. 1871.

Theie bedji are tboiie of the Laramie tlroup of KIdk, and ar» the Hauid an IhoM found
la the Valley of Sulphur Creek, at Mellla'ii Station, on the U. P. R. It.

Conrad, T. A. Paleontological notes. < Am. Journ. Conih., vol. vi, pp.
»14, :n5, 1 plate. 1871.

Th«Re notei contain redeacriptiona of Oatina bilir and C. arctalut; and alw " Oeiorlp>
tion of a new freah-wuter and a laud abell of the Oregon Tertiary ",

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions and illustrations of genera of sboUs. < I'roc.
Acud. Nat. Set, I'hila,, vol. ii, 3d ser., pp. 50-Q5, 1 plate. 1872.

Oenera Pleuroconeha. Plionema, Scambuln, Pteromeri; Euloza, Atveinu$, Latlarca,
Idonearca, Brcviarra, felericnrdia (the latter ipellliig aubatltuted for the former " IVfu-
coriia").

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of a new recent species of Glyoimeris from
Beaufort, North Carolioa, and of Miocene shells of North Carolina.

< Proc. Acad. Nat. Sri. Phila., vol. ii, 3d ser., pp. 216, 217, 1 pUte. 1872.
Oenni 0$treonomia,

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Ck>nrad, T. A. Ifeinarks on the Te.-tiary Clay of the Upper Amazon, with
descriptions of new shells. < Proo. Acad Nat, Set. Pkila., vol. vi, 3d »or.,
pp. 25-:<2, 1 plate. 1874.

Oonera Ostomyi, Tozasoma, Cirrobasit, Liosoma, Cijclocheila.

Conrad, T. A. Description of two new fossil shells of the Upper Amazon.
< Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. vi. :U1 ser., pp. 32, 83, 1 plate. 1874

GeniiH ll(iplolh(r.ni$.

Conrad, T. A. Description oi a new lossil shell from Peru. •< Proc. Aca,..
Nat. Sci. Phila., vdI. v, :Jd ser., p. 130, 1 plate. 187.%.

Oitrcn eaUartn.

Conrad, T. A. Notes on the genus Catillus, Hronjj. <^ Prov. .tend. Xat. Sci.
Phila., vol. T, 3d ser., pp. 466, 467. 1875.

Genus Haptoscnpha Cou. proposed aa a gubatitute for Catillui Bron^.

Conrad, T. A. Descriptions of new genera and species of fossil shells of
North Carolina, in the State cabinet at Raleigh. < AVrr's Gtol. Surv.
North Carolina, vol. i, Appendix A, pp. 1-28, plates 1-4. 187.'>.

Thifi paper Incladea tbe two following gub-titles :—" Synopsis of the Cretaceoui Mul-
insea of North Carolina"; and " Remarks on some genera of shells."

Genera Trigonarca, Nemodon, Plagicca, I'olynema, Inoptrna, Etta, BracAymtrit.
raehylharut, Arene, Trachycardium, Cyclothyrit, (Ene, Linthyris, Cymella (Meek), Diplo-
concha, OaUonema, Leptothytii, Ptiroth'jrii, Liopistha (Heek). Cretaceoni and Tertiary.

Conrad, T. A. Description of the genus Haploscapha and subgenus Cuoalli-
fera, together with the species H. grandis and H. (C.) excentrica.
<^ U.S. Oeol. 4' dfog. Sun: Terr,, vol. iii, Cretaceous Vortebrata (Cope),
pp. 23, 24, 2 plates. 1875.

Conrad, T. A. Note on a Cirripede of the California Miocene, with remarks
on fossil shells. < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. vi, 3d sor., pp. 273-275.
1876.

Conrad, T. A. Note on the relations of Balauus estrellanus of the Califor-
nia Miocone. ■< Am. Journ. Sci., vol. xiil, 3d ser., pp. 156, 157. 1877.

The author states his positive conviction that the fossil Is a tnte Balanut, and not refer-
able to the Rudieta. In the lame note, he advances tho opinion that true CuculUa and
■evernl other genera should be excluded from the Cretaceous period, they bolng represented
hy closely allied, but not identical, genera.

Conrad, T. A.
and Zokeli.
1877.

On certain generic namee proposed by Zittel, Stolicxska
</Vo('. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. vii, :}d ser., pp. 22,23.

Conrad, T. A. Notes on shells. -C Proc. .tcad. Nal. Sci. /'/ii?fl., vol. vii, ;M
ser., pp. 24, 25. 1877.

These are notes of rei-tlB cation of rertitin gencru.

Cox, B. T. A description of some of the most chanicteristic shells of the
principal coal seams in tho Western Basin of Kentucky. < KcntHcki)
Oeol. Sun: (Owen), vol. iii, pp. .')66, 576, 2 plates. 1p57.

The platei>, together with a map, are in a fascicle separate from the volume.

Cozzena, Isaachar. Description of three now fossils from the Falls .>i'llie
Ohio. < Ann. N. V. Lyceum Nat. Hint., vol. iv, pp. 157-159. 1816.

Ocnorn Pi >ii»uoiiin and Piliolile.':.

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Dall, W. H. A revisioa of the Terebratiilidic and Lingnlidie, with remarks
ou the desorlptioiiH of some recent forms. <C Am. Journ, €oHch., vol. vi,
pp. 88-168, mauy woodcnts and 3 p]at«8. 1870.
Qeuera Laqutu$, Mtgatella, Qlottidia, Gotlandia.

Dall, W. H. Supplement to the " Revision of the Terebrutulidic ", with
additions, corrections, and a revision of the Craniidt^ and Discinida>.
<;.l»i. Jouni. Couch., vol. vii, pp. 39-85, 2 plates. 1871.

Dall, "W. H. Note on the genus Aaisothyris, Conrad, with a description of
a new species. <^ Jm. ./ouni. Cowc/i., vol. vii, pp. 89-92. 1871.

Dall. V7. H. Index to the names which have boon ap[>lied to the subdivis-
ions of the class Brachiopoda, excluding the Rudistes, previous to the
year 1877. < Dulletin of the l'. S. Xat. Man., No. 8, pamphlet, pp. 88.
1877.

The catalogue includes both living and fosall Brachiopndn,

Dana, J. D. Genera of fossil corals of the family Cyathophyllidti-. < Am.
Journ. Sci., vol. i, 2d ser., pp. 178-18G. 1846.

Publtsbed in advance of Profesaor Dana's great work on Zoopliyien, ooiuprlsiug vol.
Til of mihet't U. S. Ktpl. Exptd.

Qenas Ciilnphyllum, ArachnophijUum, CliniophijllumA

Daua, James D. Remarks on corals. < Am. Journ. .Svi., vol. i, -id .ner., pp.
220,221. 1846.

Then remarks are in the form of an iippendix to an iirticle on Gocoue fuisiU of the
United States, by T. A. Conrad.

Dana, James D. Zoophytes. <^ fyilken'» U. S. EspJ. Exped., vol. vii. 1846.
Tbii volume includes dvscriptiuus of several gnnera and species uf fossil, as well at of
many recent corals.

Dana, James D. Descriptions of fossil shells of the collections of the ex-
ploring expedition under the command of Charles Wilkes, IT. S. N., ob-
tained in Australia from the lower layers of the coal formation in lUa-
warra, and from a deposit, probably of nearly the same age, at Harper's
Hill, Valley of the Hunter. <^ Am. Journ. Soi., vol. iv, 2d ser., pp. 151-160.
1847. Continued in vol. v, pp. 433-435.

Oenus Helicfrut, Pentadia, Oleobit, Astartila, Pyramus, Myonia, These fossils are «tl
redeicrlbed and illustrated in the large report of the Wilkes exploration expedidon , where
Myonia is changed to ilaonia.

Dana, James D. Descriptions of fossils. <^ Appendix to cot. x, IVilken't
r. .s. Expl. Exped., pp. 681-730, with atlas of 21 plates, folio. 1849.

This work contains descriptions of Invertebrate fossils from Australia, South America,
and Western North America. The Tertiary fossils of Oregon are described by Conrad.
The following genera and subgenera of Hollusca are proposed by Daua-.— Astartiia,
Mttonia, Pyramia, Clcohit, Pentadia, Helicerat.

Dana, James D. Observations in reply to Mr. Lonsdale's "Remarks".
<[ Am. Journ. Sci., vol. iv, 2d ser., pp. 359-362. 1857.
For the "Remarks" referred to, see the same volume, p. 357.

Dana, J. D. Note on a fossil Echinoderm from the Blue Limestone (Lower
Silurian) of Cincinnati, Ohio. <CAm. Journ. Sci., vol. xxxv, 2d ser., p.
295. 1863.

The author changes the name nf Aatrrian anthnnii, in the first edition of his Manual
of Geology, to Pnliialerina (?) jamenii. The latter name is adopted in the 3d edition of his
Manual, and the fossil Hgured In both.

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llliuuiH. < Am.Jourii. ScL, vol. xxxvii, 2d ser., pp. 34,35,2 woodcnta.
18(^4.

The two genera Miumin and Uemtrimia are her« proponed and diagnusvd.

Dana, J. D. On the history of Eozooq cunadense. <^ Am. •lourn. Sci., vol.
xl, 2d sen, pp. 344-3(12, illustrated by woodcu«^^8 and 1 plate. 186.').

Tbtt article appearii in tbe Journal without a name : i. e,, editorially.
Thin bistory embraced a full diacusalou of Iba subject, and includes a enropletc deicrip-
tlnn and illustration of tbe xtruL'tiire of the fuagil, and tbe cbemical coinpo«ition of ipeci-

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Dana. James D. On the supposed le<;s of the Trilo1>ite, Asaphus platy-
cephiilus. < .!/». ■Iiiiini. ScL, vol. i, 3d ser., pp. 320, 321 ; additional note
onp. 38('.. 1871.

Sec aUo a note by rrnft-iigor Dana on tbe auine cuhiect in vol. iii, 3d sor., pp. 391, 333.

Dana, J. D. On the supposed legs of Tiilobites. <^ .tin. Jouni. Sfj., vol. iii,
3d ser., pp. 221, 222. 1872.

The author reHtatea bin belief that tbe aiippoMd legs of Trilobiten are archeit along the
under surface, and not reiil legn. Sne hiit lornier reniarlcK, vol. i, p. 330, of tbin aeries of
tbe Jonrnnl. f

Dawson, J. W^. On the footprints of Litunlus as eomparcd with the Pro-
t ichnites of the Potsdam Sandstone. ( Abstract of a paper io the Canadian
Naturalist.) < Am. •loiirn. Sri., vol. xxxiv, Sd ser., pp. 416, 417. 1862.

The author ngroes with Owen in supposing tbe impressions to have been made by
•nme CrustRcean, In a note at the close n.'' the abstract, nv page 417, Professor Dana
opposes this view.

Dawson, J. TV. Xatis on fossils recently obtained from the Laureutian
rocks of Canada, and on objections to the organic nature of Eo/.oon.
< Am. Journ. Sci., vol. xliv, 'id ser., pp. 3G7-376. 1867.

This article also contains notes by W. B. Ciirpentcr ; and "Summary " and " Con-
clnsioi! " of Kln^ and Rowney on tlie same subject ; the latter gentleman opposing, and
tbe former advocating, the organic origin of Eozo<iu.

DawBOU, J. W. On new specimens of Eozoitii cantidense, with a reply to
Professors King and Kowiiey; with notes by W. l\. Carpenter. <^Am.
Jdiirn. Sci., vol. xlvi, 2d ser., pp. 24.'J-257, 2 plates. 186H.

The authors advocate the organic origin of Ko/oiiji.

Dawson, J. W. On some new specimens of fossil Protozoa from Cauatla.
< Proc. Am. Ahhoc Adr. Sci., vol. xxiv, pp. 100-10;'. 1876.

The author gives general descript'on and lllustrRtinn of Eoioiin caundense, and also
Fnraminjcra, from Cretaceous rocks. He advocates llie organic origin of Kuinun.

Dawson, J. W. New facts relating to EozoJin canadense. < I'ror. Am.
Akmoc, Adi: Sci., vol. xxv, pp. 231-234. 1876.

The fossil nature of Eozniiu ranaitimtt is advoCHted.

DeKay, James E. Note on the organic remains termed ISilobites ; from the
Kaatskill Mountains. < Aim. S. Y. Lj/i. Xat. Hiiit.,\o]. i. part i, pp.
4.')-49. 1823.

The author tieli'vi's thent' Imdlcs to he casts of a hpi I'ies of Cirilium.

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DeKay, James E. Observations ud the strtiotiire of Trilobitt^s, and a de-
scription of an apparently new genus. < .Inn. X. Y. Lye Nat. HM., vol.
i, part i, pp. 174-189, "i plates. 1824.
Genim I$oulu».

DeKay, James B. Report on several unltilocular HhellH from Dulaware;
Mvitli obsorvatiouH on a second spesiiuen of the genns EiirypternH. < Ann.
A'. Y. Lijv. Hat. mat., vol. I, pp. 273-279. 1827.

The "multilncular ahellii" are Cretaceoua Oephalopoda, from the ndawarp and Cbeiia-
I<eake Ckual, and the Eurypterut ig from near Irftke Erie.

Derby, O. A. On the Carboniferous Hrachiopoda of Itaitiiba, Kio Tapa-
JOB, Province of Parii, Brazil. < Ball. Cornell Univ., vol. i, No. 2, pp.
l-(>3, 9 indistinct photolithograpb plates. 1874.

Derby, Orville A. Notice of the Paleozoic fossils of Lake Titicaca.
< //w//. Mils. Comi). y.i'ol. Camhridgi'. MaoK., vol. iii. No. 12, pp. 279-286.
1876.

Eaton, Amos. 'I'lilobites. <^ Am. Journ. Sci., vol. xxii, Ist ser., pp. 165, IGii.
1*{2.

The article in deacriptive, and the genua Drongniartia in proposed and diagnosed,

Eaton, Amos. Geological text-book for aiding the study of North Ameri-
can geology. 8> . pp. 134. 1832.

32 pagea and 5 plates devoted to pnleootology. The following genera and
apeciea are deacribed aa new—Jiellerophon volutus Baton; B. convoluiua Eaton; Bron-
ONIARTIA Eaton: B. earcinuidea Eaton; NUTTAINU Eutoc ; y. conceritrica Entoa; A.
tparsa Eaton; Echinus gyraeanthus Baton; Columnaria intermedia Katon; •'farcinuUt
mirropkthalmn 'BMon : .$. ramaaa Eaton ; .■llcynniafungiaidf.a Katon; Flurira carbateoiilef
Eaton; Tertbralitla njiirifrruides Eutun.

Ebrenberg, C. O. Fossil Infusoria of West Point, New York. < Am. Journ.
Sci., vol.xxxix, Ist Her., pp. 191, 1112. 1840. Abstract from J'roc. Royal
I'ruman Acad. Sci. lierlin, Feb., 1839.

The abstract contuina determinatlona of gpecific and generic furma ol' Infuaoria.

Ebrenberg, C. Q. Notice of a memoir by C. Q. Ehrenbejjg, " On the ex-
t<*nt and iutluence of microscopic life in North and South America."

< Am. Journ. Sri., vol. xlvi, Ist ser., pp. 297-313. 1»44.

Ehrenberg, C. G. " On Infusorial deposits on the river Chutes in Oregon."

< Am. Journ. Sci., vol. ix, 2d ser., p. 140. 1850.

Thia ia an editorial note giving a brief aummary of an article on that aubjert by Ebren-
berg in Monalnb. Acad. Berlin, Feb., 1849, p. 7(i.

Eights, Jamea. Description of Sphicroina bumastiforiiiis. <' Emmons's
Iteport on the Second tivological District of Xew York, pp. 433, 434. 1842.

Emmonrx, Ebenezer. Rt^i)i)rt on the geology of the second district of New
York. 1842.

In this work, Dr. Emmons givja two platca of I'onallrt from tlie PoatTertiHry bedaof
N>'w England and CiinailH, but no dencrlptiuuH, Other foHxila lire ligiired and named by
the author in varioua parta nf the volume, aouie of which are original, but none are de-
acribed in the uaiiul n^anncr.

Emmons, Ebenezer. Ou the identity of the Atops trilinoatus and the
Triarihrus beckii (Green), with remarks upon the Klliplocephalus asa-
l>hoideH. <: I'ntc. Am. .issoc. .idv. Sci., vol. i, pp. 1()-19. 1849.

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Emmons, Ebenezer. Geological Keport Midland Counties of North Caro-
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Ford, S. W. On some now species of fossils from the Primordial or I'ots-
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pp. 211-215, 3 woodcuts. 1873.

The operculum of Hyolithea emmoini Ik here tignred and deacribed.

Ford, S. W. Remarks on the distribution of the fossils in the Lower Pots-
dam rocks at Troy, N. Y. ; with descriptions of a few new species.

< Am. .hum. Sci., vol. vi, 3d ser., pp. 134-140. 1873.

Ford, S. W. Note on the discovery of a new locality of Primordial fossils
in Rensselaer County, N. Y. < Am. Journ. Sri,, vol. ix, 3d ser., pp. 204-

208. 1875.

Ford, S. W. On additional species of fossils from the Primordial of Troj
and Lansingburg, Rensselaer County, N. Y. < Am. Journ. Sci., Tol.xi,
3d ser., pp. 369-371. 187(5.

Ford, S. W. Note cm Microdiscus spec'osus. <[ Am. Journ. Sci., vol. xiii,
3d ser., pp. 141,142. 1877.

A correction of the deacription of thnt apeclea aa originully given by the author in vol.
Tl, p. 5.

Ford, S. W. New embryonic forms of Trilobites. < .Im, ./ourn. <Sci., vol.
xiii, 3d ser., pp. 265-273, 1 plate. 1877.

The author deacribea Hnd illui>lratoa the metiiinorphoaea of Oliinlliis (Klliptocephalui)
esKphuidts Emmona.

.,;^!Mia:iM,i»:iiieiiinaMmiii.',

< Jm.

b. S78. vol.
|rtb Caro-

P. muUi-

Irvey. 8°.

leropodi and
1-Polyparia ".
|sre Tertlar J,
crinut, Ooni-

la from the
'Mollis Jc»d.

Troy, New

.bes in New

lial fossilt).

lial or I'ots-
9l. V, :td ser..

Lower Pots-
ew species.

Dfdial fossils
ser., pp. 204-

lial of Troy
Sci., Tol.xir

Soi,, vol. xiii,
e author in vol.
urn. Sci., vol.
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Gabb, W. M. Descriptions of two new species of CarboniferoiiM fossils,
bronght from Fort Belknap, Texas, by Dr. Moore. Illustrated on plate
i, vol. iv. 1859.

The plate is erroneoualy nninbered 7.

Oabb, ^77. M. Descriptions of new species of Cretaceous fossils from New
Jersey. < Proc. Acad. Xat. Sci. Philu., vol. iv, 2d ser., pp. 9:1-95, 1 plate.
1860.

Oabb, W. M. Description of a new genus and species of Aniorpbozo<"m
from the Cretaceous formation of New .Fersey. <^ I'roc. Acad. \nt. Sri,
rhila., vol. iv, 2d ser., p. 518. 18<W.
Genus De$matoetriiim.

Gabb, TTV. M. Descriptions of some new species of Tertiary foissils from
Chiriqui, Central America. <[ Proc. Acad. Xat, Sci. Phila.. vol. iv, *irt
ser., pp. ."ie?, 508. 18(M).

Gabb, W. M. Descriptions of some new species of Cretaceous fossils.
<t7b«rn. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. iv, 2d ser., pp. 299-:?0.'>, 1 plate.
1860.

Une platr illustrates thin and thp following nrticle also.

Gabb, TV. M. Description of new species of fossils, probably Triassic, from
Virginia. <C ■fonrn. Acad. Nnt. Sci. Phila., 2d ser.. vol. iv, pp. :{07,:50cj.
1860.

One plate illuatratea this and the preceding article also.

Gabb, W. M. Descriptions of now species of American Tertiary and
Cretaceous fossils. <^ Journ. Acad. Sat. Sci. Phila., vol. iv. 2d ser., pj).
:l75-406, 3 plates. 1860.

Genera Odontopoly; Euchtiludon, Lrinrhinni, Arerrielnvia, Heteronisiiia.

Gabb, W. M. Synopsis of American Cretaceous Brachiopoda. < /'roc
Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. v, 2d ser., pp. 18, 19. 1861.

Gabb, W. M. Description of new Cretaceous fossils from New Jersey, Ala-
bama, and Mississippi. <^ Proc. Acad. Xat. Soi. Phila., vol. v, 2d ser.,
pp. 318-330. 1861.

Gabb, W. M. Notes on Cretaceous fossils, with descriptions of a few addi-
tional new species. <[ Proc Acad. Xat. Sci. Phila., vol. v, 2d ser., pp. 363-
367. 1861.

Gabb, W. M. Descriptions of new species of American Tertiary fossils, and
a new Carboniferous Ceplialopod from Texas, <^ Proc. Acad. Xat. Sri.
Phila., vol. v, 2d ser., pp. 367-372. 1861.

Gabb, W. M. Revision of the speciesof Baculites described in Dr. Morton's
Synopsis of the Cretaceous group of the United States. < Proc. Acad.
Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. v, 2d ser., pp. 394-396, 1 plate. 1861.

Oabb, W. M. Synopsis of the Mollusca of the Cretaceous formation, in-
cluding the geographical and stratigraphical range and synonymy.
< Proc. Am. Philoa. Soo., vol. viii, pp. 57-257. 1861.

Gabb, W. M. Notes on some fossils from the Gold-bearing Slates of Mari-
posa, with descriptions of some new species. < Proc. Cal. Acad. Xat. Sci,,
vol. iii, pp. 172,173. 1864.

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26 niBLIOGBAPHV OF INVEBTEBBATE PALEONTOLOGY.

Oabb, W.M. Paleontology of California. > Vol. i, Descriptions ofTriawio
and Cretaceous fossils of California and the adjacent Territories, ftp. VJ-
243, plates 3-32. 1864.

Gabb, W. M. On the subdivisions of the Cretaceous rocks of California.

< Am. Journ, Soi., vol. xliv, 2d ser., pp. 226-229. 1867.

Gabb, W. M. An attempt at a revision of the t<\'o families Strombtdii* and
Aporrhaidii\ < .!..». Journ. Conch., vol. iv, pp. 137-141), 2 plates. 1868.

Gabb, "W. M. Descriptions of fossils from the Clay Deposits of the Upper
Amazon. < .tm. Journ. Conch., vol. iv, pp. 197-200, 1 plato. 186H.
Tertiary.

Gabb, "Vl. M. Descriptions of some Secondary fossils from the Pacific States.

< .Im. Journ. Conch., vol. v, pi>. .'i-ld, 5 plates. 1869.
Juroaiiic aud Trlassic.

Gabb, "W. M. Notes on the jrenera Aluria, Diarthema, Dloroloma, &.C.,
being a supplement to "An attempt at a revision of the Strombidtu and
Aporrhaidii- ". < .tm. Journ. Conch., vol. v, pp. 19-23. 1869.

Gabb, W. M. Descriptions of new s[)ocie8 of South American fossils.

< Am. Journ. Couch., vol. v, pp. 2.')-32. 1869.

Tertiary.

Gabb, W. M. Paleontology of California. > Vol. ii, Cretaceous and Ter-
tiary fossils, pp. 299, 36 plates. 1869.

Gabb, W. M. Notes on the genus PaIorthus,<t.ibb. < I'roc. .ii-ad. Sat, Sci.
I'hila., vol. ii, 3-' ser., pp. 259-262, 1 plate. 1872.

Gabb, TV. M. Notice of a collection of Cretaceous fossils from Chihuahua,
Mexico. < I'roc. .lead. Xat. Sci. I'hila., vol. ii, 3(1 ser., pp. 2t)3-26r», 2 plates.
1872.

Gabb, W. M. Notes on American Cretaceous fossils, with descriptions of
some new species. < Proc. Acad Nat. .Soi. I'hila., vol. vi, 3d ser., pp. 27(>-
324, 1 plate. J 876.

Genera VolUvderma, I'oliUovioriihn^ Ptydiosyctt^ Gyrotropii. Lajinf/ira, EndoptyQms.
Atnpliruii, Paliurus.

Gabb, W. M. Note on the discovery of representatives of three orders of
fossils new to the Cretaceous formation of North America. < Froc. .lead.
Xat. fici. Fhila., vol. vi, 3d ser., pp. 178-179, 1 pl.te. 187»;. .

Pentacrinim brj/ani, Ooniasicr mammillain, Scalpellum conradi.

Gabb, W. M., and G. H. Horn. Descriptions of new Cretaceous Corals
from New Jersey. < I'roc. Acad. Nat. Sii. I'hila., vol. iv, 2i' ser., pp.
3C6, 307. 1800.

Gabb, W. M., and G. H. Horn. Monograph of the fossil Polyzoa of the
Secondary and Tertiary formations of North America. < Journ. Acad.
Xat. Sci. I'hila., vol. v, 2d ser., pp. 111-179, 3 plates. 1862.

Genera Phidiihpora, Oligofreaium, Ennallipora, Multipnrina, Pliophlira, HeternctU.
All other Kenern iixecl arc aliio dingnoxed, an well aH some of tlie higher groupa.

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Isof Triataio
fries, |ip. I'J-

|f California.

lonibidH* and
»teB. 1868.

>f the Upper

18(58.

[>at;itlc States.

uroloma, &o.,
rfomludti' and

urican fotMila.

Bcous and Tcr-
Aiad. Silt. Svi.

>iii Chihuahna,
>:{-*2Gri, 2 plates.

desorlptions of
111 8er.,pp. 27(>-

tl/ira, tindopliigma,

three orders of
<^ I'roc. Acad.

it.aceouH C'oralH
iv, '^i' Her., pp.

Polyzoa of the
<^Journ. Acad.
I.

iophlira, Htternctis.
groupa.

flill, Tbeodoie. On Contributions to Paleontology, iMiblished by the
SniithHoniau Iiistituiion. < Am. Joiini. Sri., vol. xliii, 2i\ Her., pp. IM5.J-;J70.
18(57.

Tlila in not only a review of tbe workit of ieek, of Meek and Haydcu, anil uf Conrad, re-
ferred to, bat the arlivie nUo containii lonie phlloiophical dtjicauiion of important queitiona.

Oill, ^Theodore. On tic systematic position of Ducciiuini altile and U.
cschcri. <^ Am. Joiirii, Conch., vol. iii, pp. l.VJ, 154. 1867.

Guaus Ptijrhnmlphit. The paper embraceii a diiicuRHlon of both I'oaiil uiid recent ahella.

Gill, Theodore. On the genus Fulgnr and its allicH. x^ •'"'' fourn. Vondh.,
vol. iii, pp. 141-152. 18t)7.

The paper enibracewa diaciiHHion of both I'osisU and rcoent ahells.

Oill. Theodore. On tiie Ptcrocura; of Lamarck, and their mutual rela-
tions. < Am. Jourii. Conch., vol. v, pp. l'20-i;Ut, 186!).

Uenern Hiirpagodis, Crrninfiphon. The paper eniliraceK a iliHCiiHHion ol' lioth foBiill and
recent ahi'lls.

Qill, Theodore. Arraiigenieiit of the fainilioH of MollnskH. <^ SinitliHoniau
Miscellaneous Collections (2'i7), pp. 4'.». 1871.

The paper onibraceH a discuHbion of lioth recent and fo88ll MoUuna.

Green, Jacob. A monograph of the Trilobites of North America, with
oolored models of the species. Vi-. pp. !):t, 1 plate. With an appendix,
!>1).24. Philadelphia. 18:W.

The followini; genera and Hpecica are diiignoiied : — CaLYME.ve Brong. : C bliimenba.',hii
Wtong, ; 0. call iccphala Qtean ; O.ecleiiccepholiiCteea; C.plalys Green; C. tnicroyw Green ;
0. anr.ltiopn Oreen ; O. dhps Green ; f •'. macrnphtltnlma Green ; C hufo Groen ; O. bufo var.
rorm (ireen; AsAPHi;a Brong. ; A. Intirmialus Green; A. trlenuriia Kalon; A. limtilurut
(Irenn ; .4. cni/dadis Brnnnich. (Brong ) ; A. hniiKmatini Rroog,; A. pUiiroplyj: Qrevn; A.
mkri(riis Green; A. wethnilli Green; Parado.XIKKS Brong. ; P. iu/Jon i Bigsby ; ISOTEI.US
DeKay ; I. gigns DeKay; /. planus DeKay; /. cijchpf Green; /. mcgalopi Green;
/. »«fj^op« Green : OrTPTOLITHUS Green; C <«*»f/'at«» Green ; DlPLKURA Green; 7).
ilekayi Green: TKIMERf3 Green; T. delphiuncrphaliiB Green; CISRAURUS Oreen; O.
}ile.urcianllicmiif (Ireen; Triahthrus (ireeu; 7'. herhii Green; Nuttainia Eaton; A.
^parsa Katun ; BRONONIARTI A Eaton : H. plalycci'hnla Eaton ; 0(lV(iIA Brong. ; AONOSTUS
Brong.; NiLKUS Dalmau ; HKMIcuurTUitUS (ireeu ; lLf.J':NUS Dalniun ; AmpYX Dal-
ninn.

Green, Jacob. Description of ajiewTrilobite lioniNova Scotiii (AsapluisT
tTvptiiriis). <^ Trans. Crol. S,>c. Pciiii.. vol. i. pt. i, i>p. :{7 -;'.!•. I wood u(.
18:t4.

Greeu, Jacob. PcHcriptioii of a new Trilobite. <./»(. Juiiru. Sci., vol.
xxxii, l»t scr., pp. l()7-16lt. 18;!7.

The article contains dcucriptionii of iir i npicii'K. Sec tilso noti' ol' corriction on page (i
(if the same volnuie.

Green, Jacob. DeHCriptious of several new Trilobitus, <^ Atn.-fonrn. Sci.,
vol. xxxii, iMt ser.. pp. l{43-:!41t, 2 woodcuts. I8;t7.

Green, Jacob. UesiTiption of two new H|)ecies of Trilobites. <1 .lonvn. Arail.
yat. Sci. I'hiln., vol. vii. 1st .ser., pp. 217-220. 18:17.

Green, Jacob. Some remarks on the jjeniis Paradoxiiles of Urongiiiart, and
on the necessity of preserving the genus Tri;irthrns, proposed in the
.Monograph of the Trilobites of North America. <, Am. .lonni. Sci., vol.
xxxiii, 1st ser., pp. :M1-'.M4. IKK

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Id thin amall book, Dr. Oreen dearribeii porllooH of the under anrface of Oalf/ment Inifa
Ureen, and noggeHtii that the TrilohUeit were UHcapodonn Cruataceanil, but he recordi no
actual discovery of any appendagex.

Orinnell, G. B. On a new Crinoid from the Cretaoeons formation of tlia
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Orinnell, O. B. Notice of a new genus of Annelids from the Lower Silu-
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Hall, James. Geological Survey of New York; Report on the Fourth Di«-
trict. 4°. pp.683. Mauy woodcut illustrations. 1843.

This report contains much paleontologicsl matter diatributed throughout the volume,
a part of which is tliere originally publiabed; but none of the deacriptlona are separate
from the geological text.

Hcill, James. Descriptions nf organic remains collected by Captain J. C.
Fr6mont in the Geographical Survey of Oregon and North California.
<. Fremont's Report of Expl. Exped. to the Rocky Mountains and to Oregon
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Invertebrate foHails. Cretaceous and Terllarw

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r«. Soi; vol.
vol. xxxvil,

irn. Siri., vol.

(I. v^°. pp.

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latioii of tha
). 1876.

3 Lower Silti-
7.

tceaii from ()■«
fd., vol. iii, pp.

8 and Pterygo-
0 Soc. Nat. Sci.,

iiisenm of tha
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i belouging t*
it ser., pp. 139-

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Hall, James. Paleontology of New York. Vol. i. pp. 3»8, 98 plates. 1647.

Lower Silurian. Oenera F.rhinoencrinitri (H. von Meyer), Tellinomya, Modiolop$i;
Amhonychia, Holopea, SubuliU$ (Conradt, Oarinaropii; Oncoc»ra$, Cameroctrat (Gonrad),
PlatynotuK (Conrad), ThaUopi (Conrad), Sphinothallui, Favitlella, VUcophyllum, Htttrn-
iriniu, aiyplocrinu.i, Scolithui (Hald.), raUophycut, Bulholrep'$, Ophileta (Tanazein),
Strrptnplatma, Raphittoma, Bvcania, Phytop$li, Siromalocerium, Ooniocerai, Endnctrat,
Ktcharopora, Stiaopora, SttUipora, Schhocrinut, Scyphocrinui, f.yrodeima (Conrad).

This Ki'xat work, of wbich the fourth qURrto volume hna been publiihed, and others
are in couriu of preparation. Is couHned in Its scope to the Paleozoic rocks. It comprises
not only descriptiouB and profuse illustrations of a very iartre number of spocios, but a
large proportion of Ihv whole work is lievotod to definitions of the higher groups aud philo-
sophic discussion of their relations. Much material Is also Introduced Into the work, for
illustration, from beyond the limits of the State of New York.

Hall, James. Remarks on the observationa of S. iS. Haldomiin " On the Hiip-
poaed identity of Atops trilinoatua wituTriarthruH beckii ". <^Am. Joiun.
Set., vol. V, 'id sen, pp. 322-327. 1848.

Hall, James. On the trails and tracks in the Sandstouos of the Clinton
Group of New York ; their probable origin, «&c., and a comparison of
some of them with Nereites and Myrianites. < Proc. Am. Aaaoc, Adr. Sd.,
vol. ii, pp. 256-260. IWJO.

Hall, James. On the Brachiopoda of the Silurian period, particularly tlio
LeptainidiK. < Proi'. Am. Assoc. Adr. Sci., vol. ii, pp. 347-351. 1850.

Hall, James. On Graptolites; their duration iu geological periods, and
their value in the identiftcation of strata. < Proc. Am. Assoc. Adv. Soi,,
vol. ii, pp. 351, 352. 1850.

Hall, James. Description of new species of fossils, and observations upon
some otiier species, previously not well known, from the Trenton Limo-
Btone. <3d .inn. Rep. Retjnits Vnir. .V. T. on Condition State Cabinet, pp.
167-175. I«i0.

Oenera /t'.gilopa, Colpoecrar.

Hall, James. New genera of fossil Corals. <^ Am, Journ. Set., vol. xi, 2d
sen, pp. 398-401. 1851.

Genera Ilelopora, Phttnopora, Rhinopora, Pohjdilatmn, Conophyllum, Diplnphyllum ,
Atrncerium, Olnduponi, Ca'opora, Trematopora, Strialopora, Clnlhropurn, Ceramopord,
Lichenalia Sagenclla, Uictyoncma, Inocaulis.

Hall, James. Description of new or rare species of fossils, from the Paleo-
r.oic series. <[ Foster 4" Whitney's Report oh the Geology of the Lake Superior
Land District, pp. 203-231, plates xxiii-xxxv. 1851.
Silurian and Devonian.

Hall, James. Notes upon some of the fossils collected on the route from
the Missouri Kiver to the Great Snlt Lake, and in the vicinity of the
latter place, by the expedition under the command of Captain Howard
Stansbury, T. E. < Slansbury's Expl. and Sarv. of the Valley of the Great
Salt Lake of Utah, Appendix E, pp. 401-414, 4 plates. 18!>2.
Carlonifprous.

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IJppxr SIhirliin.

<l«D«ril 'l'rockiH-rrii», Arihii>ii'iiiiii«, llMmfiliHiiiii. h hmiphyiuit, CnHiiimiHirn tMiipoT'i.
f'litmnjmrn, llhuinj'orii, Sirnflieiiilunlii, J'!iriiiumiru», i'litioiirtna, Diteiitoriit, I'olifiiUatmii,
Cunupkyllum, Piplii/ilii/llHm. Aiiroinium, I'lailiiimni, Callnporn, Trtmatopora, Strialopora,
Piamrtiipnra, Mr^nlumu; Sirphnnocrinuf (Cuorad), Ctaihropnra, Vernmnjmra, t.lehenallii,
Sa/ifeiittln, l>iili/onmui, iHiniinlit, CI(iHcr<>criiiii$, llvmpcrinut, (ilifplatler, Tkyianorrinim
Ml/elii<lailiilu», l>euilrf>irinu$, L lil/ii/oiriiiiii' (Coarwi), l.ijrUnrinim, l.tr.aniic.riniit, Mncroitii-
Inirinnt, Sannerinin, /lilirmuniilin, Ca}hiiij»tiir». llfmi-i)Hiir$, J'aUimlcr, Cntcnierinkt.
rinlijiitioiim (Conrud).

Hall, Jamea. Notes i>ii hoiih! t'oHHilH of tlit; HO-eiillud Tiicoiiii; Nysttiiii.
ilescriltfd by \H- Kmuuiim. ^ .tm.-hiiiii. Sri.,'it\ hoi., vol. xix, pp. 4114,
4H5. lH,-):i.

Hall, James. DeNniption of iiuw npt'cieH uC foHMilt) froui tlin C'urboniferous
Linit8t<>ii('M of liiilijiiiii ikiul lllinuiH. <^ Tranx. .ilbani/ Initt., vol. iv, pp.
l-:i(). le?.".(;.

ThU paper piubrareH u InrKi* iiunibvr of miuu'n ipeciei of ahtillK, inninly from the local-
ity in WufliiUHton County, Iiidiuna. knoWD a« " 8p«rgon Hill". Tbuy are all from tlie
Lower CurlionlferoiH Horii'H, except 'J'rnhralula mUtrpuncinin, \vliicb In from the Coal-
ini'anurHH. Oonwra Ci/pi iiaiJelln, llnlimella.

Hall, James. DcscriptionH uiul iioticen of the foHHilticollocfetl on tli** n>iite.
< I'aiijic K. I!. Rfiiorlx. vol. iii, pp. 'jy-lOf), 'i plates. HSMi.
CarbouifprouD and CretacpnuH.

Hall, Jamea. Descriptions of I'aleozuic fossils, cliieHy from those coiisti-
tiiting the third volniuo of the Paleontology of New York ; with otheri*
from tlie fourth volume, &c., &c. < 10</i Ann. lieport Regents Unir. \. Y,
on Condition of Stale Cahiiiet, Appendix C, pp. 41-180, many woodcuts.
1857.

Hall, James. Ou the genus 'I'ellinoniyu ami allied gene \. <10<A Ann.
Report Reyenls Vnii: -V. I', on t'ondilion of state Cobinel, Appendix C, pp.
181-181). 1857.

Reprinted from the Cauniliaii Xaluralim and iirulugitl.

Hall, James. Observations on the genus Archimedes, or Feaestella, with
description of species, &.e.. <^ Proc. Am. Awoc. .Idr. Sci., vol. x, pp. 17(i-
180. 1857.

See, alao, .Am. .Iiiurii. .Vi'., vol. xxiii, 'id mr., pp. 'JUJ,-jn4.

Hall, James. Remarks upon the genus .Vrchimedes, or FeuestuUu, Irum the
Carboniferoas Limestones of the Mississippi Valley. < Am.JoHrn. Sei..
vol. xxiii, 2d ser., pp. 203, 204. 1857.

See, alao, I'lui: Am, .is$oc. Adr, .^'ci,, vol. x, pp. 17W-I80.

Hall, James. Paleontology of Iowa. < Hall's tieol, .s«m-. of lona, vol. i,
pt. ii, pp. 473-724, 29 plates. 1858.

DeroDian and Carbonlferoag. Parta I and ii of vol. i (the only one publlibed) of tbii
work, are each boand ag wparate volume*.

Hall, James. Notice of the genera Ambouychia, Paloiarca, and M^gam-
bona. < 12/ft Ann. Rep. Regents Vnir. N. V. oh Condition of Stale Cabinet,
pp. 8-14. 18.^9.

AUo a Hiipplemeiitnry note nn Amhviitiihin, p. IIC.

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on tlif route.

Hall, James. ObservatiunH on the gennra Cnpnlnii, riloopHis, Acrooiilia,
and Plntyceras. <[ I'ith Ann. Rep. Regentt Univ. N. Y. on Condilion of
State Cuhiiwl, pp. 1&-1U. 1W)9.

Hall, Jamea. ObMcrvaiiouH on the k*'"^''" I'lalyoNtonia iind StrophostyluH.
■< 1'2<A Ann. Rep. Regenin Univ. X. Y. on Condition of Stute CVibinct, pp.
aO-2a. 1851).

Hall, James. ObeiervafioiiH on tlio ^tinim NiinlooHpira. < I'ilh Ann. Rep.
RegenlH Unir. A'. 1'. on Contlilion of State Cabinet, pp. •ii-'-Ul. 185t).

Hall, James. Tho genuNTnsniatospira. <^]ilh Jnn. Rep. Regent* Univ. X. V.
on Condition of State Cabinet, pp. 27. W. lSr>9.

Hall, James. Tbe gonnH Rbynohospira. < I'ifA .Inn. Rep. Regent* Univ.
X. Y. on I ondition of Slate Cabinet, pp. 2lt, 30. 18o».

Hall, James. Tlie genus Tropitloleptufi. < Vith Ann. Rep, Regentt Unit:
N. Y. on ( ondition of Slate Cabinet, p. 31. 185^

Hall, James. Tlie gcnns Leptoccnlia. < \ith Ann. Rep. Regents tiniv. X. Y.
on t 'ondition of State ('abinet, pp. 32-34. 18.59.

Hall, James. < >b8Prvutians on Ibo genus Katonia. < I2th Ann, Rep. Regents
Univ. X. Y. on Condition of State Cabinet, pp. 34-37. 1851*.

Hall, James. OhserTationn on tbe genus Kensselii'iin. <13(h Ann. Rep.
Regents Univ. X. Y. on Condition of State Cabinet, pp. 38-41. 1859.

Hall, James. Observations on the genus Camarhini. <^ I2th Ann. Rtp.
Regents Univ. N. Y. on Condilion of State Cabinet, pp. 42, 43. 1859.

Ball, James. Tbe genus Triplesin. <Cl2th Ann. Rep. Regents Univ.X. Yon
Condition of State Cabinet, p. 44. Ih5l).

Hall, James. Notes upon the genus Uraptolithus, with remarks upon some
of the species, their mode of growth and manner of reprodnction. <[ I2th
.Inn. Rep. Regents Unit: X. Y on (^ondition of State Cabinet, pp. 46-58.

Oenua I'hi/liograplus.

Hall, James. The Trilobites of the Shales of the Hudson River Group.
< 12th Ann. Rep. Regents Univ. X. Y. on Condition of State Cabinet, pp. 59-
62. 18.59.

Olenui thomptnni, O. rermontana.

Hall, Jamea. Catalogue of the species of fossils described in volumes i, ii,
and iii of tbe Paleontology of New York ; with corrections in nomeuola-
ture, as far as determined to the present time. <^ I2th Ann. Rej), Regents
Univ. X. Y. on Condition of State Cabinet, pp. 6:i-92. 1859.

Hall, James. Notices of new forms of the genns Oraptolithns and allied
genera. < 13th Ann. Rep. Regents Univ. X. Y. on Condition of Slate Cabinet,
pp. .55-64. 1860.

Genui ThammnograptuB.

Hall, James. The genus Bhyncbonella, with observations on tbeU (.Atrypa)
inorebscens. < I'ith Ann. Rep. Regents Univ. X. Y. on Condilion of State
Cabinet, jip. 6,5-68. 1860.

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Hall, Jamea. ObaervAtioDH upon Orthis inoiKnii of tbs Jiuwer Hnlderberg
(}roup ; Orthis iiyramidulia of the NiaKara Group, and n similar npeoies
from Tennossee. < Wk Attn. Ilfp. Hegentn f/nJr. iV. Y. on Condition of
iState Cabinet, pp. fiO, 70. IWiO.
OcDUi Skenlillum.

Hall. James. ObservatlonH on the genuK Aniboeu'llu. <] I'Mh Ann. Rep.
Jlrgnila Cnir. .V. 1'. <>m Conditiim of State Calnntt, pp. 71-7'2. 1800.

Hall, James. Tho fjcnuH Vitultaii. <C 1-WA Ann. Iti'p. Ikijenln Vnir. N. V. on
Condition <</ Slate Cabinet, p. 72. lH(iO.

Hall, James. obHitrvations on tlie K^norn Atbyrin rSpirigura), MeriHtii
i r Cniniiriuiu), MeriHtolla, and LoiurhyDchuH. < i:i(A Ann. Hip. Regent*
I nir. .V. r. on Condition of State Cabinet, pp.7;j-7r>. 1800.

8ep bIko obHsrvatloni in ISM Ann. Ilrpurt, pp. 178-161.

Hall, James. UescriptiuoB of now species of fossils from the Hamilton
Group of West ern Nuvr Yorl<, with notices of otburs from the same hori-
zon in lowu tisd Indiana. < I'Sth Ann. Rep. Regents f'nii: S. Y. on Con-
dition of State Caliinet, pp. 70-1(4. 1800.

Hall. James. Notes and observations npon the fossils of the Uoniatite
Liniestouo in the MarcoUns >Shale of the Hamilton Group, in the eastern
and central parts of the 8t«te of New York ; and those of the Goniatite
beds of liockford, Indiana; with some analogous forms from the Hamil-
ton Group proper. < 13rt Ann. Rep. Regentn Univ. X. Y. on ConditioH of
State Cabinet, pp. 95-1 12. 1800.
Alito b •upplrmoutsry note on page 195.

Hall, Jamea. Notu upon tho Trilobites of the Shales of the Qaeboc Group,
in the town of Georgia, Vermont. < I'Mh Ann. Rep. Regentt Vniv. N, Y.
en Condition of State Cabinet, pp. 113-118. 1800.

Oenera Barrandia, Bath]inolu$. The (eneric name Barrandia it changed by ProfeMor
Hall to OlentUm, on page lU, iSth Ann. Rep. Rtgtnu Unit. N. ¥. on CondUion of Stale
Cabinet. See note on p. 196 of \5lh Ann. Rep.

Hall, Jamea. Now species of fossils from the Hudson River Group of Ohio
and other Western States. < 13(A Ann. Rep. Regents I nit: X. F. oa Con-
dition of State Cabinet, pp. 119-121. 1800.

Hall, James. Observations on a new gonus of Crinoidea, Cheirocrinus.
•< 13(fc Ann. Rep. Regents Univ. X. Y. on Condition of State Cabinet, pp. 121-
124, 1800.

Profeator Ifall abandons the name Oheirocriii ui, ai here propoaed, for Calceocrinui, which
wa* propoaed by bim in vol. li, Pal. of y. Y., p. 353, both forma being congeneric. See
98<A Ann. Rep. Rcgenli Vniv. N. Y. on Condition of Slate Ca6ine(, explanatory page of
plate 19.

Hall, James. Contributions to the Paleontology of Iowa, being descrip-
tions of new species of Crinoidea and other fossils. (Subcarboniferous.)
< Supplement to vol. i, part ii, IlalVs Geological Survey of Iowa. 1800.

Genua Trematocrinut. Thia aupplement waa publiahed by Profeaaor Hall after the
publication of tho principal work.

Hall, James. Observations upon some new and other species of fossils from
the rocks of the Hudson River Group of Ohio and the Western States,
with descriptions. < Uth Ann. Hep. Regents Univ. X. Y. on Condition of
State Cabinet, pp. 89792. 1861.

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llnldcrberg
liar iipeoiea
boHdifion of

Ann. Hep,
|8CU.
Inir. A'. V. on

la), Morinta
Hrp. RegenU

le Hainiltoti
e snmu hori-
V. r. on (OH-

he Goiiiatita
n the eastern
the Ooniatite
m the Ilaniil-
n CoiiditioH 0/

(aebec Uroiip,
n« Dniv. N. Y.

nged by Profetnor
Condition of Stalt

Group of Ohio
•. S. Y. on Con-

, CheirocrinuB.
'abinet, pp. 121-

CTolceowinu*. which
f congeneric. Sea
iplanatory page of

being descrip-
larboniferous.)
owa. 1860.
■■or Hall after the

8 of fossils froui
Western States,
on Condition of

i

Hall, James. Nuto on tho Kenerit Dolinroplion, Hiionniii, CariiiopHi«, niitl
i;>Ttolife«. < Wih Ann. Jiop. Ihytntt I'luv, .V. 1'. on Condiiitn of State
t'ahiiut, pp. lU-UH. iHil.

OcnerH l'hrn/fmn$nma, Oltlndtrmn.

Hall, Jamea. Di^Horiptions uf imv/ spccMns of rimxilH from the Upper Moliler-
bi'i'^;, liitiiiiltDii, iviid Cht'tniitiK (inmps; with obrntrvatioim upon previ-
ounIv il<'»i'ril>iMl HpttuidH, <^ lt//i Ami. ti'p, Hiijfnlt Ciiir, X, Y. on Cuiidition
of Slate Coliiiiit, pp. ll'J-lU'.t. lH(il.
fli'iitu Cry}iiimrlln.

Hall, Janiea. C'oiitribiitioim to I'itluoiitnloi;y, (■(HnprlNiti)' iloscriptioiiM of
nt^w NpiM'iim of fossils from \\w Uppi-r l[i-l(lurl)<ri;, lliiiiiiltoti, luiil Clie-
iniiiij; (iroiipH. <[ l.'i</i A»n. Ucp. livyvntu Univ.N, Y. on Condition of State
Cahinit, pp.'2'J-eO. 1H(11.

Thii ITiM Itrpnrt cnntiilnii 0 w»'iilout plttteH, llluatrHtltiK thu foniilU that are deacrlbud la
till* imd prtiri'illnn repiirtH.

Hall, James, ricliiijiimiy notiro of {\w Triiobift's and oflior Criistiioen of
tlin I'pptM' llt'liiorlxirj;, Ilaniiltoii, uiid Oliotiiiiiiff Oroiips. <^\\}th .-inn.
L'rp. lUyentH tJniv, N. Y. on Condition of Stutv Cubinvt, pp. H'i-llI), l"'(Jl.

Hall, James. Pr t'liiiiiiiiirT iiotioo of somo of the Hpucion of C'fliioidea known
ill tilt" Upper KoliltM-burtj and Hamilton (iroiipsOf Now York. <^lUtli
Ann. Hip. Uiijints L'liiv.y. Won Condilion of Slate Cabinet, \}it, llty-lb'.i, I

Oi>DprH AiicyTurriiiitH, XucUorrinut (Conrad), Cocnbnfrlnu$ (TrooBt).

Hall, James. ObsorvntioiM on a now jjemm of IJraciiiopoda (Zysospira).
< I'llh Ann. Rep. Regvnln Univ. N, Y.on Condition of State Cabinet, jip. 154,
li"). iHtil.

Hall, James. Observations on tliP Kut'Ta Atliyris (=Spirigera), Morista,
C'amai'inin, and MeristolU. <] I'tth Ann. Rep. Rnjenta Univ. AT. r. on Con-
dilion of State Cabinet, pp. 178-181. 18(11.

Hue hIko oliMervatidua In i:ilA .inn. Rrport, pp. 7.1-75.

Hall, James. DHScriptions of now species of fossils, chiefly from the
liamilton (iroiip of Western Now York. <^ Vtth Ann. Rep. Regents Univ.
N. r. on Condition of State Cabinet, pp. 181-1<J1. 1861.

Hall, James. Note on the genus Cypricardites. < 1,'jfA Ann, Rep. Regvntt
Univ. y. Y. on Condilion of Stale Cabinet, pp. VJi, 11)3. 1861.

Hall, James. Plato (No. 11) of illustrations of certain of Conrad's genera
and species, but no descriptions. <^ l5//t Ann. Uep, Regents Univ. S. Y. on
Condition of State Cabinet, facing p. 194. 1861.

Halld James. Notes and corrections. < 15M Ann. Rep. Regents Univ. X. F.
on Condition of Slate Cabinet, pp. IDo-lJW. 1861.

lu IliHue notcn, the genus I'kolndopi Ik amended, the horizon of Goniatitrn jmlterKini, it
given on page 9!) of the i;i(A Ann. Itrp., corrected, and au explauntlou Klven concerning the
title of an article on pHgo 113 of IIK/i Ann. Rrp.

Hall, James. Descriptions of new specios of Crinoidon from the Carbon-
ifi rolls rocks of the Mississippi Valley. <C,Journ. Host. Soc. Nat, Hist,,
vol. vii, pp. a61-328. 1861.

Mis. Pub. No. 10-

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Hall, James. DcscrijtfcioiiH of now species of Ciinoideii. Troin InvesMga-
fioimof tlio lowiiGoolojjicftl Survey. Prelimiiiary notice. Albituy, Feb-
ruary io, l-'til.

The first ten pages of tlii» iiaiiiiilili't aro ii reprint of thn preceillnif article. The nine
following piigeM of the pnuiphlut Hru new, und cuiiliiln iIcHeriptlonx of the following itpeciaii,
l)i»i<1e» the gunuH lliieri)ciilnrisani\ niit)|{euui( Lfpiilei'liiims : — Aclinicrinna cnrica, A oralul,
A.mullibrachiiitio, A. liicinn, A, tlielii, A.lhitas, A, <iiiiiter uiriitf, A. tlirnit, A. remibrachi-
«(«», A. itnii-radialui. A. ciyr, A. eriiiini, A. iimriilptus, A. allhfn. A. Insfffin. A. tliiiUia, A.
tna'MIn, .(, nlteiiiiaiii, A. tfiiuulisms. A. seciiniii. A. infrtqiiena, A. laiirn, A. toceltito, A. ilorit,
I'lntiiiTirius iillii, P. re.giilin. }'. f/lypliiH, P. cnhji-itluf, P. nodobrnchiiUna, P. pnrvinoitut, P.
rmi'iiiiiiii, ,". triiuiiUt, Si/hhathnfrinun pupilhiliia. Hlioilorrhiiis Wiii'lmmuthi, LtpidecUinui
imiiriiniiis, Prntitstcr I Hiirrisi, lletrrocidnrig Krukuk, H. lirvhpinus.

Hall, James, rak'nntolo^y of Now York, vol.3, pp. 532, 141 plates, in a
se]iiir!ito voluiiie. 1861.

I'pper Sihiriau. Gi^nerH Cypricardinin, Miirinrriniit, Edrlocrinui, Anpidocrinui,
Ciiroiiiirrinna, Lrpadocrintit (Conrad), SphitrocyHlitea, Anomalocyttilet, Victyocrinu» (Con-
riid), Tifhnni-riiius, Trema'nanira, IViynriinpirn, XucUi'spira, Eatonia, Lepidiirlia, HtHiiel-
Unia, .\{t-g<iml>tnii(i, PaUrarc.a, Piatyogtoiwi (Co'.irad), StntphosiyUts, PlttlycTits (Courad),
C'lnariiim, PItolidopf, Phyllo^raptus, Tlmmnograpliis. Triplisin. Pugei 14'J-15U contain •
8ynoi.>ii« of the Cyftidm, voiupriaingf ditti^noneii of eighleBu genera.

Hall, JamdS. Descriptions of now .species of fossils. <^ Report of the Super-
iiiteiidriit of the (ieologkal Harvey {of H'iscoimn), pauiphlut, pp. 5*2, S*j.
ISGl.

Siluriiiu.

Hall, James. Notice of some now si)ecies of fo.ssila from a locality of the
Niao;aru (iroiip in Iniliaoa, with a list of identilied species from the .same
place. <C Trana. Albany Fust., vol. iv, pp. I'J.V'J'i.S. litivj.

Thia loculity is In Slielby County, Indiana. The 8(J(A Ann. Kep. Regentn Univ. iV. ¥.
containH 3J plates of iUuntratlouN of those foKslln, but the descriptions are not there repeated.

Hall, James, rreliniiiiary )iotice of the fauna of tho Potsdam Sandstone;
with remarks upon the pievionsly known species of fossils, and doserip-
tions of some new ones, from the Sandstones of the lI[ipor Mississippi
Valley. < Traiig. JIlMiiy Iiwt., vol, v, pp.y:{-19(i. lHli3.

This article, illustrated, was also published in tho IfifA Ann. Rep. Rcgeutt L'liiv. .V.T.

nrj Ciiitditinu of .Stale Cabinet,

Hall, James. Remarks \\\wn tho condition of the f»»ssils in the rocks of the
several formations ; cataloffue of the fossils known in the Paltiozoic
formations of Wi.iconsin, with o'iservations npon some of the known
HpetMes, and (leseiiptions of several new forms. <^livi>. Oivl, Siirr. H'ii-
coiisin (Hall .| nhitney), vol. i, pp. 425-44>i. 1862.

Hail, James. Descriptions of new species of Brachiopnda, from the Upper
Heklerher};, Hamilton, and ClienuiiiK tJronps. <[ lti//( Ann. lltp. lieyentB
L'liir. y. y. on Condilion of Stale ('alii net, Appendix 1), pp. 1S>-;17. l.SfW.

Hall, James. Observations on some of the Itiauhiopoda, with reference to
the characters of the genera Cryjitonella, Centronella, Merist '.a, Tre-
matospira, Rl)ynchosi)ira, Uet/ia, Leptocodia, and allied forms. <^ Idth
Ann. Rep. lUijentn Unir. A', y, on t'ondilhn of i<taie Cal>intt, pp. ;W-51>.
Irtti;}.

Hall, James. Note on the genus Lept^ftn-lia. <; lti</( Ann. Rep. Regents Unir,
N. Y.on Condilion of Stale Cabinef. pp. 59-61. IriC-il.

The gi'uus C'uliv.ipira is here proposed.

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33

Investiiga-
Ibimy, Feb-

Iclc. The nine

lowing Hpecle4,

trica, A. otdtui,

A. remibriiihi-

. A. thnltia. A,
irellitn. A. dorit,

pnrvinodut, P.
hi, Lipidecliinui

platos, in a

A'pidncrinui.

tyurriiiuf (Con-

iMiirJio, Kt>i$sel-

ycrras (Conrnd),

I4U-IS'J cuiilain t

t of the Super-
ot, pp. W, S'^.

ooality of the
from the same

•^fiiM Univ. iV. ¥.
not tlior'' rfpcBtuil.

am Sandstoiiu ;
Is, luiil doscrip-
per MissisHippl

Rcgetitt Vniv. XT.

the rocks of the
I tilt! I'iih'ozoic
) of tho known
a vol. Sun: ICu-

froiii tho Upper
((III. /iVp. liiijrnts

I. ii»-;»7. i«i:<.

^ith retViviioe to
Morist '.a, Ti«-
\ foniis. < IWfc

\hiitei, pp. ;w-r)i>.

it'p. liegents Vnii:

Hall, Jamea. Observations npon the ({eiins Streptorhynchiis, with remarks
upon Monic species lieretoforo referred to the genera Stropliomuiia and
Orthis. <; ](W,'i Atni. lieji. llcgents Univ. X. Y. on Condition of Slate Cabinet,
pp. tU-()(). i?o;t.

Hall, James. Note on the f^eoiojrical ranj;e of tho gonns Keceptacnlites in
Aiiit'rican Pulcozoii! strata. < IQlh Ann. L'ep. Ueijtnts Unit: X. Y. on Con-
dition of State Cabihet, pp. (>7-0t). 18li3.

Hall, James. Note on the occarrence of Astylospouj;ia in the Lower Hel-
iltu'licrj; rockH. <:^ Ki/A Ann. /iVj>. Hegentu I'nir.X. Y.on Condition of State
('((fciiit7, pp. tii), 70. ISti:?.

Hall, James. On the orcinTence of Crustacean remains of the genera Cer-
atiociiris and Ditliyrocaris, with a notice of uomc new species from the
Hamilton (Ironp and Oenesee Slate. <^ Kith Ann. Kep. Regents Univ. X. Y.
OH Condition of Slate Cabinet, pp. 71-75, 1 plate. 18GIJ,

Hall, James. Observations n)ion some spiral growing Fucoidal remains of
the Paleozoic rocks of New York. <^Utlli Ann. Rep. Etgenta Univ.X, Y.
on Condition of State Cabinet, pp. 7t)-83, 18G3.

Hall, James. Observations upon the genera lli>hanta;nia and Dictyophy-
ton ; witli notices of soiiu' Hpecies from the C'beiuung Group of New York
and the VVaverly Sandslmie of Ohio. <^ lC//i Ann, Kep. Ilegenta Univ.
X. Y. on Condition of Slate Cal>inn, 5>p. 84-91. 18(j;5.

13 platea of IlluHtrHtionH uccoinimny tbiH and the followiug artlcleH.

Hall, James. Preliniinury notice of the fauna of tlio Potsdam Sandstone, with
remarks upon the previiuisly known species of fossils, and descriptions
of some new ones, from tlie Sandstone of the Up|>er Mi-ssissippi Valley.
\ UUh Ann. Itep. I!eyenln I'nii.X. Y.on Condition of Stale Cabinet, pp. 119-
'H'iii, including " Siipplcmeutary note ou the I'otsdam Sandstone ". ISdX

Vi plutea nf illuHtrationit aci-om|iany thin au't the preceding ar'icleit. The following
ginoni nro here propowd ; — I.inguhpis. I'tychaapit, Chiiriorqihaliit, HlanuruB, Triarthrella,
.Agliifpit.

Hall, James. On j. new Crnstacean from the Potsdam Sandstone. <^ Am.
Jonrn. Sci., vol. xxxv, '2d ser., p. SiCi. 18ti:t.

TIiIm ih n very brief alixtrHt't of a paper ou that suliject iu tho Canadian Naturaliit and
Gcohgiat, Dee., IWiS. vii, p. 44:1.

Hall, James. Observations npon some of the Bracliiopoda, with reference
to the genera Cryptoiiella, C^entront'lla, Meristella, and fUied formti.
< Am. Jiinriu Sci., vol. xxxv, M ser., pp. :iyt)-4U(). 1803. Many woodcut
illimtratious.

TliiH ariicli [h an extended aVrntriirt from Tram. .Ilbajty Inttitute of the name year, with
ooniitiiiuH and additions by tiie author. It Ih conituiied in Tol. xxxvi of the same iierios,
pp. 11-15.

Hall, Jamos. I'reliniinaiy notice of some species of Ciinoidea from the
Waverly Siinilslone series of Summit Ctmnty, Ohio, sujiposed to be of
the age of the Chemung (Jroup of New York. <^ 17/.'i Ann. Uep. L'egents
inir. X. y. ou Condition of State Cabinet, pp. .')0-00. 1804.

See, also, I'lilrnnliiloi/y of U/iio {.\cicberry), vol. il, pp. 16S-179.

3G BIBLIOGRAPHY OF INVERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY.

Hall, Jamea. On tlio occurrence of a convoluted i)liite within the body of
cerhiiu species of Crinoidea. < Proc. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., vol. x, pp.

'^■^, :!4. it-c.-).

Hall, James. Ohservjitions upon some species of Spirifera, being the con-
cluding rcninrku of the chaiiter on the descriptions of species of that
genus from the Upper Helderherg, Ilauiilton, and Chemung Groups.
(From the Pahontulogn of Xeiv York; vol.iv, pji. a52-2r)7 ; unpublished.)
< /'»•«(!. Am. I'hilon. Soc, vol. x, pp. 2Hi-2')4. 18()G.
Vol, iv has ciiu'e bwii pulilislieil.

Hall, James. Paleontology of Xow York. Vol. iv. pp. 42S, fiO plates. 1867.

Devonian. (1fnert\ I'rinluciella, Mcristella, Cirlonpira, Stejweimni (Conrad), Leinrhyn-
chu.i, I'fniiiimrcllii, (iypiilnla^DeXmixn), Amiihigenia, Crypionrlln, Tropidulrptui, I'itulina.

Hall, James. Notice of vol. iv of the Paleontology of New York; with an
enumeration of the species described, and observations on their relation
toCurboiiirerous forms. <^'iiUh Ann. h'vp. Rvtjcnls Univ \. Y.on Condition

of f<tutt Cabinvl, pp. 1-l.'.-l(irt. It^lW.

Oeueia Uiiiiiilula (Dalinan), Annslrophia, Amphigrnia. Pintamcrclla, Stricklandinia
(Hillings).

Hall, James. Introduction to tlie study of the Graptolitidtn. <['20//t Jn»,
Hep. liegints i'nir. X. V. on Condition of State Cabinet, i)p. lC9-'240, 4 plates.

Hall, James. The genus Chonetes (Fischer). <^20th Ann. Rep. llegentu Univ.
\. y. OH Condition of State Cabinet, pp. 24U-'244. 18C8.

Hall, James. Remarks on the genera Productus, Strojilialosia, Aulosteges,
and Productellii. <^ "iOt/i Ann. lUp. Regents Unir, N. Y. on Condition of
State Cabinet, pp. 245-2.j0. 18()8.

Hall, James. On the genera Si)lrifera, Cyrtinia, and allied genera. <^20/A
Ann. Rip. Rajtnts L'niv. .V, 1'. on Condition of State Cabinet, pp. 251-257.
18(18.

Hall, James. On the genera Athyris, Merista, and Meristella. < 'iOth Ann.
Rep. Regents L':iii\N. Y.on Condition of State Cabinet, pp. y.')8-20G. 1868.

Hall, James. Note ou the genus Zygospira, and its relati'ms ir> Atrypa.

<. "iOth Ann. Rep. Regents Unir.N. Y.on Condition of State (.u , ■.'■^ np. 267,

268. 18()8.
Hall, .Tames. Remarks upon the genera Rhynchonella and Lci '^liynclius.

<^'iOlh Ann. Rep. Regents Unir. X. Y.on Condition of State Cabinet, j}p,

269-27:!. 1868.

Hall, James. Note on the genus Eichwaldia (Billings). <C^'20th Ann. Eep.
Regents Univ. X. Y. on Condition of State Cabinet, pp. 274-278. 1868.

Hall, James. On the genus Tropidoleptus. <; 20(^1 Ann. Rep, Regents Univ.
X. Y. on Condition of State Cabinet, pp. 279-281. 18t)8.

Hall, Jan ;f Note on the genus Paheastcr, with descrii)tion8 of some now
species and ob.servations upon thosci i)reviou8ly described. <^ 20//t Ann.
Rep, Regents Unir. X. Y.on Condition of State Cabinet, pp. 282-301, 1 plate.

IrtW.

To tliiH I* added note» on tliii goiicrB Urntlflla (McCoy), Protasler (Forbes), Ptlrattcr
Hillitij^H, r.iiiiilicliiiiiiiillM, Kihidarit (Demii), A/ftlacrini(s (Vauuiini), 'J'aiiiatter Billingit,
Kugaittr Ilall, VtHuiiui'trr Hall, Tlu' X&A two guuL-ra uiu new.

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Sail, James. Account of some new or little known species of fossils from
rocks of tlie ajre of the Niiijijiira Group. -y^'-lOth Ann. Rep. Regents Univ.
N. Y. on Condition 0/ State Caltimt, pp. 30.")-401, 14 plates. 1868.

QenerH Oomphoryttitei, Holnc.yt'.Uet, Echinocystilca, CrinucyatiUa,

Sail, James. Description of new species of Crinoidoa and other fossils from
strata of the a^e of the .{ndsou River Group and Trenton Limestone.
<^'i\th Ann. Rep. Regents Unir. X. Y. on Condition of State Muaenm, pp. 205-
224. 1872.

OenuH Lir.henocrinua. 4 plRtea illuAtrato thia and the foUowiug articles.

Hall, James. Description of new species of fossils from the Hudson River
(iroup in tlio vicinity of Cincinnati, Ohio. <[ 24/A Ann. Rep. Regents Univ.
K. Y. on Condition of State Caliinet, pp. 225-2152. 1872.

Gi-nua Lcpiobolu: 4 plates illustrate thia and tlie preceding articles.

Hall, James. Notice of three new 8])ecie8 of fossil shells from the Devonian
of (Jliio. •< 2;W A nn. Rep. Regents Univ. y. Y. on Condition of State Cabinet,
pp. 240, 241. 1873.

There are some uafortuiiate dlHcrepaacieu of date on the title-pages of Sc 10 of these
reports. 1 he 23d in dated 1B73, while the 24th U dated 1873. See rumarkii iu preface to
part i, aud also in relatiuu to the 23th Regents Report on a following page,

Hall, James. Notice of two new species of fossil shells from the Potsdam
Sandstone of New York. <^2'M Ann. Rep. Regents Unir. X. Y.on Condi-
tion of Stale (^ul.'inet, pp. 241, 242. 1873.

Qenus Palaarmtra. ,

Hall, James. Description of Trematis pnnctostriata and T. rudis. <23<J
Ann. Rep. Regents Unir. X. Y. on Condition of State Cabinet, p. 24.3. 1873.

Hall, James. Notes on some new or imverfectly known forms among the
lirachiopoda, &c. <^2',id Ann. Rep. Regents Univ. X. Y. on Condition of
State Cabinet, pp. 244-247, 1 plato. 1873.

Oenvra hingulopt, Diucincllit, DiaUomut, Uiiwbolus, Rhymiholut.

Hall, James. Descriptions of Bryozoa and CoraU of the Lower Helderberg
Grouji. <2G</i Ann. Rep. Regents Univ. X. Y. on Condition of State Museum,
]tp. 93-115. 1874.

Genera Pateachara, Vcrmipor*.

Hall, James. Descriittions of new H|>ecie.s of Goniatitidio, with a list of
jircviously described H))ecies. <] 27tft Ann. Rep. Regents Univ. X. Y. on
Condition of Slate Cabinet, p]). 132-13G. 1875.

Hall, James. 32 lithogr. iilates, illustrating a paper in vol. iv, Trans.
Albanj' Tnst., pp. 195-208, 18(i2, entitled "Notice of sonic new species of
fossils from a locality of the Niagara Group in Indiana, with a list of
identilied si>e«',ie8 from the same place". <C'26th Ann, Rep. Regents Univ.
X. Y.on Condition of State Museum. 1877.

This report bears dale 1875 on its title-pnge, but it was not issued until 1677, and then
only In very small uuiubor of copies. See Am. Journ. Sci., vol. xiv, p. 494: also dates of
text.

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Hall, James. PiiloontolosyofNcw York. IlliistrntionRof Devonian fossils,
(iiister<)i>i><la. I'tt-roiioda. IJcplialoiioda, L'riiMtat^ea, and Corals of the
I'liliur Ht'ldorbcif,', Huinilton, and Clii'ninn}; Giouiis. 1877.

Tliin Hiirk Ig riiviewccl on piige 493, vol. xiv, 3d Ki-ricH, Jm. Jiiiirn. Sci., but It hniinot
been Ki'eii by me (C. A. W.), neHrch for it in th« librarien of Waalilngton and Pbiladel-
pliiii linving bi'en uunuceessltil. Only 100 copien are reported to liave been publli*hed.

Hall, James, and F. B. Meek. I>.s(ri])ti(>n8 of new siiecies of fossils from
tlio Cretai'eous forniations of Nebraska ; willi observations on liacnlites
ovatns and H. coniiiressus, and tlie progressive develo)»niont of the
Be|)tit in liut'ulitcs, Aninionitus. and Scapliites. <^Mom. Am. Acad. Art»
und Sci., vol. v. new ser., pp. 371M11, 8 plates. 1856.

Hall, James, and R. P. Whitiielcl. Description of new speeies of fossils
from the vii inity of Louisville, Kentucky, and the Falls of the Ohio.
< '2ith Ann. llqi. UegtnU Unir. N. Y. on Condition of Slate iluseum, up. 181-
200». lH7-.i.

Genua I'tychodesma. The 27(/i Report containa 5 plates illustrating tliU article.

Hall, James, and R. F. 'WhltQeld. Remarks on sd.ie jieculiar impression*
in the Sandstones of the Chemung (ironj) of New York. <'24tfc Ann.
Hep. liegents Cniv. X. Y. on Condition of State Museum, pp. 201-204. 1872.
Genua Hippodophynit.

Hall, James, and R. F. Whitfield. Descriptions of new species of fossils
from the Devonian of Iowa. <^ 23(1 Ann. Rep. lieyeiita Univ. N. ¥. on Con-
dition of State Cabinet, pp.223-2:J0, r> plates. 1873.

Hall, James, and R. F. Whitfield. Descriptions of Invertebrate fossils,
mainly from the Silurian system. <, Paleontology of Ohio (Xetvberry),
vol. ii, pp. C7-161, plates i-ix. 1875.

Hall, James, and R. P. W^hitfield. Descriptions of Crinoidea from the
Waverly Group. < Paleontology of Ohio (Netoherry), vol. ii, pp. 162-179,
plates xi-xiii. 1875.

Hall, James, and R. P. Whitfield. Paleontology. < U. S. Geol. Expl. \Qth
Parallel (King), part ii, pp. 197-302, 7 plates. 1877.

Silurian, Devonian, Carbonlferoua, Triaaalc, Juraaaie. Genua Heptocardia.

Harlan, Richard. Critical notices of various organic remains hitherto d!s>
covered in North America. ■< Trana. Geol. Soc. Penn.,v6\. i, part i. 1834.

The portion referring to invertebrate paleontologj ia embraced in pp. 95-109, and
containa the original deacription of Euri/pterui laciutrii Harlan, and diagnoaii of the genui.

Harlan, Richard. Notice of nondescript Trilobites from the State of New
York, with some observations on the genus Triarthius. < 2Van«. Geol.
Soc. Penn., vol. i, part ii, pp. 263-266, 1 plate. ISS.'i.

Paradoxidts (riartkt u« and P. arciintui, *the author takea the ground that the genua Tri-
arthrui waa not correctly eatablished, and ia therefore obaolete.

Harger, O. Notice of a new fossil Spider from the Coalmeasures of Illi-
nois. < Am. Journ. Sci., vol. vii, 3d ser., pp. 519-223. 1874.
Genua Artkrolycota.

Harper, L. Description of Ceratites americanus. < Proo. Acad. Nat. Sci..
Phila., vol. viii, pp. 126-128, 4 woodcuts. 1856.

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lian foHsilfl,
rals of the

Jiut It has not
J and Philadel-
|ubll8hed.

IfosHils from
lu liacnlitea
lent of the
.lead. Arlt

|es of fossils
)f the Ohio.
mill, pp. 181-

article,

: impression*
< '24tfc Ann.
204. 1872.

axes of fossils
N. ¥. <m Con-

Bbrate fossils,
io (Netvherry),

idea from the
ii, pp. 162-179,

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i, parti. 1834.

a pp. 9&-109, and
noiU of the genui.

I State of New
< IVa«». Geol.

rbatthegenuit Tri-

sasures of lUi-
74.

AcaH. Nat. Sci^

Hartt, C. F., and Richard Rathbun. On the Dcvoninn Trilobitp and
MoUiisks of Ererf-, Province of Parfi, Hrii/.il. <^ Ann, N. V. Lyceum. Sut.
Ilixt., vol. xi, pp. U0-l-<i7. lH7o.

Haydea, F. V. See Meeh, F. B., and P. V. Hayden.

Hitchcock, C. H. A catalojjiioof the fossils of (lie Potsdam Group in North
America. < Pror. Portland Sue. Nat. IIM., vol. i, pp. S7-'J0. lH(!d.

Hitchcock, C. H. Ilelderberj; Corals in New Hampshire. <CAm. Journ. Sci.,
vol. ii, M sur., pp. 148, 149. 1871.

The roHallk are obBCUre, but the genera Farusite$ and Zaiiltrentit have been idontlfled
by Mr. BillUi),')!.

Hitchcock, B., Jr. A new fossil shell in the Connecticut River Sand-
stone. < Am. Journ. Set., vol. xxii, 2d sur,, pp. 239, 240, 1 woodcut.
1856.

The author refers the auppourd »ht:ll to the Ruditta, and auggeiita that it belongs to
the genua Spkarulitef.

Hitchcock, E., ^CN. Report on the Geology of Vermont. Vol.1. Part 2. pp.
251-451. 1861.

In the (llMcuBsion of Hypoioic and Paleozoic Ktrata, Dr. Hitchcock givei flgurei and de-
■criptlona of many Silurian foHeilH, none of which were new, and also reprinta HOine Taiu-
Bble matter from the pnblicatioDR of Prof. Jamea Hall. Sererai genera of Trilubittt
and other foaaila are here redeacribed.

Holmes, F. S. She Tuomey, M., and F. S. Holmea.

Horn, Or. H. See Oabb, W. M., and Qt. H. Horn.

Hunt, T. Sterry. Crinoids injected by silicates. < Am. Naturalist, vol. v,
pp. 445-447. 1871.

Tbia ia an abstract of a commnnloation made by Dr. Hunt to the Montreal Natural
Hiatory Society, and haa important bearing on the queation of the animal origin of Eoio'on
eanaden$t.

Hyatt, AlpheuB. Remarks on the Beatriccie, a new division of Moilusca.
< Am. Journ. Sci., vol. xxxix, 2d ser., pp. 261-266. 1865.

Profcaaor Hyatt then regarded the Beatrices aa Cephalopoda, but Profeaaor Shaler
atatea lAm. Naturalist, vol. zl, p. 638) that Profeaaor Hyatt baa abandoned that view.

Hyatt, Alpbeus. On the parallelism between the different stages of life
in the individual and those in the entire group of the Molluscous order
Tetrabranohiata. < Mem. Boat. Soo. Nat. Uitt., vol. i, pp. 193-209. 1866.

Hyatt, Alpheus. The fossil CephaJopods of the Museum of Comparative
Zoology, Cambridge, Mass. Vol. i. No. 5. pp. 71-102. imi.

Profeaaor Hyatt propoaea material changes in the olaaaiflcatlon of the foaail Cephalopoda,
and in the diviaien of the genera be haa mode, the following now onea are propoaiid : — Amma-
UtctraM, Anarogynoctrat, Arnioeerat, A>trocera$, Oalottrai, Coronictrat, Cycloctrai, Doc.
tylocern$, Derocera; Dheccerai, Orammocera; Hildocerai, Hammatocerai, Leioeerai,
Liparocerat, Micrneerai, Ophiocera$, Ptletocera$, Peronocerai, Phymatocerai, PlatypUuro-
cerat, VUurocirat, Psiloceras, Thyianocerat, JVopidocerat, Rhaeocerai.

Hyatt, AIpheuB. On reversions amon^ the Ammonites. < Proo. Botton
Soe. Nat. Iliat., vol. xiv, pp. 22-43. 1870.

Profeaaor Hyatt announces the diaoovery of a aerlea of rrveraionary characteriatict
among the Ammonitida, which be diacuaaes at acme length in connection with Mveral
genera.

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Hyatt, AlpheuB. KinbryolDjry and development of the shells of Aramoiii-
tt)i(U and Nautiloids. < Proc. lioatim Soc. Nat, Uiat,, vol. xiv, pp. 390-399.
1871.

ThlH paper containii > brief auramarj of the lubject, Tvhlcb the author bo fully elaboratod
aftfirwaril in Hull. Mui. Comji. Zotil., vol. ill, No. 5.

Hyatt, Alpheua. The non-roveraionary series of the LiparoceratidsB, and
remarkH upon tlie series of the allied family Dactyloidiu. <^ Proc, Boston
Soc, Nat, Hist,, vol. xv, pp. 4-31. 1872.

Tbe author contrasU thia seriea with those diijcniiBed In th« preceding article.

Hyatt, AIpbeuB. Fossil Cephalopoda of the Mnsonm of Coniparative
Zoology. Embryology. < JiiiU. Mh8, Comp. Zooh Cambridge, Mass,, vol.
iii, No. 5, pp. 59-111, 4 double plates. 1872.

ProfoKiior Hyatt deacribea and illustrate! embryologlenl features in Deror.ertu, Ooni-

atitet, Arnioeerai, Aateroctras, Nautilu$, and Argonauta.

Hyatt, Alpheua. Evolution of the Arietidio. <^ Proc, Boston Soc. Nat, Hist.,
vol. xvi, pp. 166-170. 1873.

The author takes the gonus Arir.leg of Von Diich ai the "parent form " of th« family,
and traces the differences and nimilaritiei that characterize the species composing the
family.

Hyatt, Alpheua. Genetic relations of the Aiigulatidte. < Proc. Boston
Soc, Nat. Hist., vol. xvii, pp. MS 03. 1874.

This family is one of those into which tbe Ammonitei have been divided by the author,

Hyatt, Alpheua. Appendix to rommunications on reversions among the
Ammonites. < Proc. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., vol. xvii, pp. 23-28. 1874.

Sea Proc, vol. xiv, p. 22.

Hyatt, Alpheua. Appendix to commnuication on "The non-reversionary
series of the Liparoceratiduj, «&c." < Proc, Boston Soc. Nat, Hist,, vol.
xvii, pp. 29-;«. 1874.
See Proc, vol. xv, p. i.

Hyatt, Alpheua. Abstract of a "Memoir on the biological relations of the
Jurassip Ammonites". < Proc. Boston Soc, Nat, Hist,, vol. xvii, pp. 236-
241. 1874.

Hyatt, Alpheua. Remarks on two new genera of Ammonites, Agassiziceras
and Oxynoticeras. < Proc. Boston Soc, Nat, Hist,, vol. xvii, pp. 225-234.
1875.

Hyatt, Alpheua. Jurassic and Oretat-eous Ammonites collected in South
America by Prof. James Orton, with an appendix upon the Cretaceous
Ammonites of Professor Hartt's collection. <^Proc. Boston Soo, Nat,
Hist,, vol. xvii, pp. 365-372. 1875.

The author Identifies a considerable proportion of these fossils with European species,
and describes tbe new ge&us BuMtcrtu.

Hyatt, Alphens. Genetic relations of Stophanoceras. < Proc, Boston Soc,
Nat. Hist,, vol. xviii, pp. 360-400. 1876.

Professor Hyatt divides the genua Siephanocera$ of Waagen Into ten " series ", or sec-
tion*, besides one doubtful series, to which he refers the Ammonittt refraclut of D'Orb.

XJT.

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pp. 390-399.

iilly elaboratod

IratidiB, and
I Proc. Boston

Iticle.

::!oniparative
\e, Mass., vol.

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?oc. Nat. Hilt,

of the family,
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Proc. Boston

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ns among the
J3-28. 1874.

n-roversionary
Nat. Hilt., vol.

relationa of the
il. xvii, pp. 236-

18, AgasHiziceras
rii, pp. 225-234.

lected in South
the Cretaceous
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Jamea, U. P. On a new specioa of fus»il from the Lower Silurian (Cyrto-
lites costatus). ^^HLJottrn. Soi., vol. iii, 3d ser., pp. 2G. 1872.

James, U. P. Dosoriptions of new Bpecios of Brachiopoda, from the Lnwer
Siliirian Roctka, Cincinnati Group. <^ Cin. Quart. ,7ourn. ofSci., pp. 19-22.
1W4.

Tlie Cincinnati Quarlprly JuurnnI of Science was publiHhed by S. A. Miller at Olu-
cluuHti, Ohio, for the yearn 1674 Hud 1873 only, making voU, i and ii complete.

James, U. P. Doacriptiona of one new species of Loptaana and two apocios
of Cydoiiema, from the Lower Silurian Rociis, — Ciuciunuti Uroup.
< Cin. Quart. Journ. Sci., pp. ir)l-l.')4. 1874.

James, U. P. Deafriptiona of new apeciea of foaaila from the Lower Silu-
rian Formatiou, — Cinciunati Group. <^ Cin. Quart, Journ. Sci., pp. 239-
242. 1874.

James, U. P. Descriptiona of now apeciea of Brachiopoda, from the Lower
Silurian formation, — Cinciunati Group. <^ Cin. Quart. Journ. Sci,, pp.
333-;J35. 1874.

James, U. P. Catalogue of Lower Silurian foaaila at Cincinnati, Ohio, and
vicinity, with deacriptiona of some new apeciea of Corals and Polyzoa.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Paniphl«t. pp.8. 1875.

OhirUtes f aili/cula, Chaletet clavacoiHes, Cheetetea cincinnatiensit, Chatettit o'nmlli,
Alveiilitta ? granulota, Cernmopora nicholtoni, Vlylodietya acuminata, Alectn nezilii. A
previouH edition of thin catalogue waa publiahed, but without any deHcrlption of Hpeoieii,

James, IT. P., O. Graham, and J. Q. Anthony. Two apeciea of fuaail Aateriaa
in the Blue Liuieatone of Cincinuati. ■'^ Am. Journ. Sci., vol. i, 2d aer.,
pp. 441, 442. Illustrated. 184(5.

See note by ProfpiHor Daua on page 'J9f, vol. xxxv, game aeriea ; and aUo both editiona
of Dana'i Manual of Geology.

Johnson, Alexander S. Notice of some undeacribed Infusorial shells.
<. Am. Journ. Sci., vol. xiil, 2d aer., p. 33. 1852.
Qenua Aatcrodiacui.

Lea, Henry Carey. Descriptions of some new specioa of fossil aholla from
the Eocene of Claiborne, Alabama. <i^Am. Journ. Sci., vol. xl, let aer.,
pp. 92-103, 1 plate. 1841.

Lea, Henry Carey. Description of some new fossil shells from the Ter-
tiary of Petersburg, Virginia. < Trans. Am. Philos. Soc, 2d aer., vol. ix,
pp. 229-274, 4 plates. 1843.

Lea, Isaac. Coutributioua to Geology. 8°. pp. 227 and 6 plates. 1833.

The HUhdivintona of this worlc aro:— 1. Tertiary formation of Alabama. 2. Supple-
ment to the name. 3. Tertiary foaiiil aUella from Maryland and New Jersey, 4. Now
genua of foaail abulia from New J^iraey (Palmula i Cretaceous).

Lea, Issac. On some new fossil MoUusks in the Carboniferous S'ates of
the Authracite seams of the Wilkesbarre Coal formation. <^Jottrn.
Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. ii, 2d ser., pp. 203-206, 1 plate. 1853.

Lea, Isaac. Descriptiona of new fosail Mollnaca, from the Cretaceoua forma-
tion at Haddonfield, New Jersey. <^ Proc. Ax:ad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. v,
2d ser., pp. 148-1.50. 1861.

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Lea, Isaac. I )(!S(rii>ti()nn of Uiiionidji-, from the Low«r Cretuceoiis roriiiutioii
of Ni^vv Jrisey. < Proc. Actiil. 2fiil. .s'ci. Pliila., vol. xii, !id Her., pp. 1(V2-

Le Sueur, C. A. OliHorvations on a now goiiiiH of foHsil mIioIIs. <^Journ.
Aiad. Sat. fici. I'liila., Ut Her., vol. i, i>p. :U-2,:U:», 1 plate. 1818.

(lemiH Maclurite. .Since changed by common coDient aud cuitom to Madiirea.

Locke, John. On a new species of Trilobite oi very larjjo size. < Am.
Jouni. Sci, vol. xlii, Ist ser., )'p. 3t>K-;{ti8, 1 plate. 184'i.

ItotelUD mcgintoa. AUo pnblld'jed In Trim. Ataoc. Am. llenl. ff Nat., vol. 1, pp. 221-3S4.

Locke, John. On the fos.-il Cryi)to ithus tesselatns. < Proo. Acad. Nat.

Sci. riiUii., vol. i, pp. I'Jti, iw. iH^a.

Further obnervii'ionn on the UBiP.i, with one woodcut, p. S3tl. (1S43.) ThlH Trilobtte
\» from the Lower Siluriiiu xlinttt at CluciDDati, Uhiu.

Locke, John. Notice of a new Trilobite. < Am. Joitni. ScL, vol. xliv, Ist
ser., p. 34fi, 1 woodcut. 184:$,

Cernurut cru>otu$,

Locke, John. On a new species of Trilobite of very large size <C TraH$,
Assoc. Am. Geol. # Nat., vol. i, pp.22l-'224, 1 plate, lr'43.

Iiotelut megUtat. AIbo publlibed In An. Joum ot r'.. voi. zlli, Ist ger., pp. 366-346.

Logan, W. E. On organic remains in tie Laiirontiai. rocks of Canada.
<^ Am. Joum. Sci., vol. xxxvii, 2d ser., pp. 272, 273. 18C4.

Tbiii in one of the earlier announcemeuti of >.b» ezUtenc* of the foa,<ll now known u
EoioBii canadense.

Logan, W. E., and T. S. Hunt. On the composition of recent aud fossil
Liugnhe and some other shells. <| Am. Joum. Sci., vol. xvii, 2d ser., pp.
235-239. 1854.

Lonsdale, W. Remarks on the characters of several species of Tertiary
Corals from the United States, in reply to Mr. D^ua. <^An, Journ. Sci.,
vc\. iv, 2d ser., pp. 357-359. 1847.

For the article replied to aee Am, Joum. Sci., toI.I, 3d ler., p. 830.

Lyell, Charles. On the discovery of some Reptiliaa remains, and a land
shell in the interior of an erect fossil tree in the Coal Measures of Nova
Scotia, with remarks on the origin of coal-tields, and the time required
for their formation. <[ Am. Journ. Sci., vol. xvi, 2d ser., pp. 33-41.
1853.

Reprinted from Proc. Royal Soc. of Qnat Britain.

Lyon, Sidney S. Description of new species of organic remains. < Ken-
tucky Geological Survey (Owen), vol. iii, pp. 467-498, 5 plates, 1857.

The plates are in a fascicle separate from the volume. Ouuera Aaterocrinut, DoUt
tocrfiiui, raaocrinu$. Devonian aud Carboniferouii.

Lyon, Sidney S. Descriptions of four new species of Blastoidea, from the
Subcarboniferous rocks of Kentucky. < Trans. St. Louis Acad. Sot., vol.
i, pp. 628-634, 1 plate. 1860.

Lyon, Sidney S. Descriptions of new Paleozoic fossils from Kentiicky and
Indiana. < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila.', vol. v, 2d ser., pp. 409-414, 1 plate.
1861.

foriiiation
Jr., pp. 1(V2-

< Journ.
118.

rlurea,

jze. < Am.

[ I, pp. 291-224.
Acad. Nat,

ThiH Trilobite
vol. xliv, 1st

;e <| 2Va«».

pp. 3()6-3<ie.

s of Canada.

1 now known M

tut and fossil
ii, 2d ser., pp.

es of Tertiary
m. Journ, Sci,,

m, and a land
iures of Nova
time required
»r., pp. 3:1-41.

ains. < Ken-
s. 1857.
tterocrinui, Dol»

idea, from the
.flood. Sd,, vol.

Konturky and
09-414, 1 plate.

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Lyon, Sidney S. Roniiirks on thirteen now spucios of Criiioidita from the

l^iileozoic Koclcb of Indiunn, Kentucky, and Oliio, iiiid a d«n(!ription of

**^ c«<rtain pucnliiiiitieH in tlio ntriKtnre of t.li« colnninH of DolatocrinuH, imd

tliiiir attiK'lwiRMit to tliti body of tlio aninitil. <^ Trann. Am, I'hiloa. Soc,

vol. xviii, p)), 44:J-4r.(), >i platus*. 18()9.

Oenera Hiidrocrinus, Ataziacrinut,

Lyon, Sidney S., and S. A. Casaeday. Description of nine imw species
of Crinoid(tafroin tliu .SulxwirlxxiiferouH rocks of luditma and Kentucky.
<^Am. Jouni, Sri,, vol. xxviii, 2d net., pp. *i;{l{-ii4(5. 18."i9.

(li'iiiTB (liiiiinsieroiiluiriiiiti, Krciimicrinun. Vol. xxlx cuiitaiOH an article by tliete
autliiTH liiiviiiK the Hame title, but the article i§ wholly different.

«
Lyon, Sidney S., and S. A. Caaseday. Description of nine new species of

Crinoidca, from the Siibrarboniferous rocks of Indiana and Kentucky.

< Am. Journ. ScL, vol. xxix, 2d Her., pp. 68-79. 18li0.

lii'iiuH Onychvctiniii. Vol. xxviii coDtaiiii) an article by thebe authom baviug the nam*
title, but thu article ia entirely ditTnrent.

Lyon, Sidney S., and S. A. Caaseday. A synon; mic list of tlie Ecbinoder-
mata of the I'uleozoic Uocks of North America. <^ I'roi: Am, Acad, Artv, i^
ScL lionlon, vol. iv, pp. '282-304. 1859.

Lyon, Sidney S., and S. A. Caaseday. Description of two new genera and
eif{bt new species of fossil Crinoidea. 'C.l'roc. .int. Acad. Arts i)'* iSci.
Boeton, vol. v, pp. 16-31. 1860.

Genera Cotyledonoerinut, Alloproiallocrinui.

Marsh, O. C. On the Paheotrochis of Emmons, from North Carolina.

< Am. Journ. Sn., vol. xl v, 2d ser., pp. 217-219. 1868.

ProfeHHor Manb taken the view that these bodies are wholly of mineral, and not of
organic origin. ^

Marsh, O. C. Description of a now species of Protichnitcs, from the Pots-
dam Sandstone of New York. <C Am, Journ. ScL, vol. xlviii, 2d ser., pp.
46-49, 1 plate. 1869.

Marsh, O. C. Description of a new species of Protichnites from the Pots-
dam Sandstone of New York. <:^ Proc. Am. Assoc. Adv. ScL, vol. xvli, pp.
322-324. 1869.

Marsh, O. C. On the pnsservation of color in fossils from Paleozoic forma-
tions. < Prov. Am. Assoc. Adv. ScL, vol. xvii, pp. 325, 326. 1869.

McChesney, J. H. Descriptions of fossils from the Paleozoic Rocks of the
Western States, with illustrations. <. Trans, Chicago Acad. ScL, vol. i,.
pp. I-.57, plates 1-9. 1869.

This work wag publiHhed aa a ueparate paper, under the annplceg of the academy, ia
185P, and afterward revised by the author and F. B. Meek, and republished as above.

Meek, F. B. Description of new organic remains from the Cretaceous rocks
of Vancouver's Island. <^ IVans. Albany Inst., vol. iv, pp. 37-49. 1856.

The fossils here described were collected by Dr. J. S. Newberry, geologist of Lieuten-
ant Williamson's North California and Oregon Exploring Expedition.

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44 niULIOORAPIIY OF INVERTEnRATK l»ALEONTOLO(»Y.

Meek, F. B. I)tm< riptioiiH of now fosNil ronmiim collected in Nebranka and
ITttib liy tilt* cxiilDiing fxpoditionH untlor the coinniand of Capt. J. II.
iSin)|moii, of tilt) T. S. Topographical KnKiiieurH. (Kxtracted from that
otllcoi'tf forMuioniinK ruiiort.) < I'roc. Jvad. iVa«. Hci. rhila., vol. iv, 2d
scr., pp. :t(iri-:tl.'). lH(iO.

Devonian, C!iirb(inlfcron», .Turamili', Cri>tRci'0ui4. nnd Tertiary. RepubliHheil with lllui-
trHllonn in H 'inurtu vuliimu of Ciiptuln 8iuipM0u'ii Rt'pnrtH, in 1876,

Meek, F. B. Dcsoiiptions of nmv Crt)taiMM)iiH fossils collcctod by the North-
western Itoiindiiry Coniinission on Yiincouver'H and Sncia IslaDda.
< Pror. .luiil. .Vfl<. .Sei. I'hila., vol. v, 2(1 ser., pp. ;U4-:»18. lafil.

Meek, F. B. Kenmrks on the family ActH'onidii", with dcHcriptions of some
new •fentiiii and snbjfoufra. <]./»». Jouni, Hci., vol. xxw, 2d tier., pp.
84-94. im.l

Oi-norH TrDchnruton, Eiiciiiiarlu-nn, Aplijrha. The author makeil two divUinna of tha
fnnilly, naincly, Actn.niiiit and Uiii^irulinit.

Meek, F. B. Hcinarks on the family I'teriidu' (— Avicnlida?), with descrip-
tions of some new fossil genera. <C -''"• Journ. Sd., vol. xxxvii, 2d ser.,
pp. 212-220. 1H64.

(ieni'ra Gnjiihorhynrhiia, Kiimifrotii.

Meek, F. B. Check lists of the Invertebrate fossils of North America. Creta-
ceous and Jnra8si<^ <[ SmHh»on\an Mwcdlaueom I'ublicationa (No. 177),
pp. 1-40. I«i4.

CdntninH, bi'Hiilea Hat, "Motea and explanatlonit" of generic and apcclflc charactera, of
much impurtitnve.

Meek, F. B.

Miocene.
Irili4.

ContaiDH, betil^H tho Ibt, " Noteaand explanations" of generi". and apeciflc chnracteri.

Meek, F. B. Dt^seription of Carboniferous and Jurassic fossils. <[ Paleon-
tology of Califcniia ( H'hitiuy), vol. i, i.p. I-IG, 2 plates. 18C4.

Genn« Omphalotrocua.

Meek, F. B. Preliniin iry notice of a small collection of fossils found by
Dr. Hays (llaycs) en the west shore .)f Kennedy Channel, at the highest
northern localities .^ver explored. < .(hi. Joiirn. Sci., vol. xl, 2d sef., pp.
31-34. !««.
Upper Silurian.

Meek, F. B. Note on the genns Gilbcrtsocrinns, Phillips. < Proc. Acad,
2s'at. .N'cj. Phila., vol. is, 2d ser., pp. ltit)-lt)7. lcj()5.

The author takea the ground that the difference betivoen Qilberttocrinufi Philllpa, Oo-
viastcroidocrinua Lyon & CasHeday, and Tremalocrinut Hall ia at moat not more than
gubgeneric.

Meek, F. B. Observations on the microscopic shell structure of Spirifer
cuspidatns, Sowerby, and some similar American forms. < Proc. Acad.
Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. jx, 2d ser., pp. 275-277. 18(i5.

Meek, F. B. Note on the afflnii;iea of the Bellerophontidie. < Proc. Chicago
Acad, of Sci., pp. 9-11. 18(>6.

The author placea thia family near Fitturellida, Haliotida, and Pleurotomariidct.

Check lists of the luvertebratq fossils of North America.
<; Smithsonian ifincehaueoiis Piiblicationa (No. 183), pp. 1-32.

JHiY.

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lubranka and
dipt. J. ir.
M froii: that
k, vol. iv, 2d

llxliuU with iUui-

i>y the North-
jicia Ishinds.

Itions of Home
f, 'M ser., pp.

I (HvUinng uf the

witli descrip-
^xvii, 2d stT.,

leiica. Crota-
ioiis (No. 177),

ilAc cliaractera, of

orth America.
183), pp. 1-32.

eciflc chflracteri.

Is. < Paleon-

(64.

isils foiiud by
it the highest
xl, 2d sef., pp.

< Proc. Acad.

nun Pbillipa, Go-
t uot mure than

re of Spirifer

< Proc. Acad.

Proc. Chicago

'nmariidit.

Meek, F. B. Noto on lit-llinnrus dniiii', from tlio Illinois Coul-moosiirea.
< Am, Journ. Soi., vol. xliii, 2d ser., pp. 257, 258. 181)7.

Ill fill* not", the «iitlii)riiX|)r«HHci( thn "|iliili>n llmt 'iilUnHrin ilmur M»ok and WiirtbHQ
prippi-rly Im-Ihhkd In lliu recently prxpoHi-d kihiuh Prrsiiiifhia VViindwHrd,

Meek, F. B. N(>li> on it now ^{onns ol' CniNtitccit. <^ Am. Journ. Sci., vol.
xliii, .'it H(.|„ lip. ;ut4, ;t'.»5. 18fr7.

(Ihhuk r.iiiird'i'iiin. Thin uiMUK whk nftprwnrd fully rlfHcrlbi'd and llluntr^ted In vol.

ill lit Will ilii ii'n lllhiiiit tlii'lii/fii'n! ItiiiiirH.

Meek, P. B. Nottuin tlifiiiiiictatcHhull-Mtnictiireof ,Syrinni>tliyri8. <^Am.
Joiini. .Sri., vol. xliii, 2il Her., pp. 107, 408. lWi7.

Meek, F. B. K'fiiiiiikhou I'lofi'SHor Gcinilz's vii^wii ri'npt'itinj{ Uiipcr Paleo-
zoic rocks and foMKiln of Sonllicasteni Ntiliriiska. <[ .Im.JoHvn. Sv't.. vol.
xliv, 2d ser., pp. ITO-H/; continued, pp. It27-lt.{l( ; note to tin; same, pp.
2H2.28;i. lrt(17.

TIiIb Ih nn i-xti'inlinl disi iiH«l«n mid critJL'Uiii nf J'r. Ouliiltz'H " Ciirbonformatlon uiid
Dyan in NcljraiikH".

Meek, F. B. Nnteon tlifj^emt^ I'ala'ncis, Ifainie, 1800 (= Splieno])oterinin,
M. iV \V., IftKi/ < .im. Journ. .-iiL, vol. xliv, 2d hit., pp. 41l», 420. 18(>7.

Tim luulior Ui-re iHki'H the view tlint Sphennjuiterium. originally piililUIiud la the Illinuii
(liril. Ilijiiiils, Im Idiiilltul with I'ntiiacit.

Meek, F. B. I'loliniinary notice of a feiniirkiihle new j;eniis of CoralH,

pi'olialtly lyi»ical of ii new family; forwiiidcil for Htiidy by I'rof. ,J. D.

AVIiitney, from the Siliiriiin Koukn of Nevada Territory. '(^ Am. Journ.

fici., vol. xlv, 2d Her., i»p. t)2-()4. lf:U8.

Qunus Ktlimiipliylliim,

Meek, F. B. Note ou Etlinio[diyllHm and Arclieoeyathns. <^ Am, Journ. Soi,,
vol. xlvi, 2d Her., p. 144. It^iiS.

Till' Htithiir nhandnua hlH formerly proponed genua Ethmopliylliim, believing it to be
IdentlcBl with Archtorijathua of HllllnKil.

Meek, F. B. Note on the Hhell-Htrnctnre and family afflnitieH of the geuns
Aviciilo|)ectcii. ■< Am. Journ. Sci., vol. xlv, 2d Her., pp. G4, Go. 1808.

The luithor shown that by the nhell-atructure the .Vvlculopeiteni are allied to Avicula
rather ihiin to 2'iflen.

Meek, F. B. liemiirkH on the geology of the Valley of Maekenzie River,
with lijiiirt'H and desciiiitioiiH of fossils from that region, in the Miisimiu
of the Smithsonian Insritiitiou, chierty collected by the late Kobert Keu-
nicoft, eR<i. <^ /"/aiis. 6'/iica</o .lead. o/A'ci., vol. i, pp. ^1-114, plates xi-

XV. i8(;t».

l)cvoniuu.

Meek, F. B. Descriptioim of fossils collected by the U. S. Geological
Survey, nnder the charge of Clarence King, esq. <^ I'roc. Acad. Nat,
A'ti. ritila., vol. xiv, 2d ser., pp. .''>()-t;4. 1(^70.

Siliirlrtn. Divonliiii, hiuI Tertiary. Afterward republlnhed and Illustrated in vol. iv
of Mr. Kiiig'K neriea of Biial reportn, 1877.

Meek, P. B. A jireliminary list of fossils collected by Dr. Hayden in Colo-
rado, New Mexico, and California, with brief descriptions of a few
new species. <C Proc. Am. Philon. Soc, vol. xi, pp. 425-431. 1^70.
Silurian, CiirlKmil'erous. Jiiruniiic, Cretaceous, and Tertiary.

40 mULlOGKAIMlV (»K l.NVKIMKUUATK I'ALEONTOLOUY.

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Meek, P. B. rrcliiiiiiiiir.v iiotiio «t'a iihw npiuiuw of TriiiiuidUa from Ohio.
»^ Am. .loiirn. Sri., vol. i, ;i>l hit., pp. MKt, llOii. 1M71.

Trimtrrltn ahiunian. lli'iiiiiill»lii'il huiI lllu«tr»tri| iu I'liltonlutugy of OMa {Stwherry) .

Meek, F. B. On Houut now Siliiriidi (h'iiii)i(U ami .sliiillH. < /Ini. •/ourn,
Art., vol. ii, :i(l Md., Pit. Vi>r.-:i(t-,'. isTl.

TIiIh Hrtli In coiiHlit.. nl' .hxcniitloiiit of i>|iMciiiii, logi'tlier willi Homa exteud«d remark! on
tht* HRIltil t.tchfnijrrtttuif of lliill.

Meek, P. B. DusfiiptioiiM of nrw spocics of Iiivcrlnhrato fosnils, from t.bfi
(Jarli.>iiiri T'lns and Devoiiiiiii of Ohio. <_ I'lui; Amd. Xal. Svi. I'hila., vol.

i, ;iii scr., pp. r>7-i>:!. \h7\.

Al't«rwiird rcpubli'liud niul llluatralvd In tint PuleaHlology nf Ohio ( .Vtwitrry),

Meek, P. B. ]>i>scriptioiis of iii^w Hp<>uii>H of foHHils from Oliio ami other
WfNtcrn .States ami riniitoiioa. < I'roc. Arad. \iU. Svi. I'hiln., vol. i,'Jd
ser., pp. ir.!»-H4. IHTI.

Tlil4 pitpiir riintnlii* di Mciiptiitns nf fotnllK, innntly ('iirlinnif«roUK, from Obto, Illlnoti,
and 'I'uxuH, with a MiUnithn nnd I'iripurur, I'runi Wyoming.

Meek, P. B. Noticu of n imw Itriu-hiopod, from the iHad-bnariiiK roc^ks at
Miiiti La Motte, Missouri. <C I'roc. Jvad, Nut. Sri. I'hila., vol. i, 3<1 8or.,
pp. 1K')-H7. 4 woodcutM. 1H71.

LingiiltUa lamliiirni.

Meok, P. B. Descriptions of new Western Pii foHHils, mainly from

the Cineinnati Group of tlio Lower Silurian series of <Jhlo. <^ I'roc. Aead.
Nat. Sri. I'hila., vol. i, :!il ser., pp. :UW-:t;t(). 1-71.

Al'torwurd reUtHcrlhid and llluntrated In tlia PalrnnUitugy of Ohio (Newherry).

Meek, P. B. Descriptions of mduu) new ty|)es of Paleozoic shells. <^Am.
Juiirii. Couch., vol. vii, pp. 4-10, 1 plate. 1H71.

Curbiinilenms and Cr«tiici'ons ) GtiniTa I'mmurrii; Prothjrit.

Meek, P. B. List of Carlioniferons fossils from West Virginia, with descrip-
tions of new Hpecie,.s. <^ .Ipiinidix " Jl", IlrjMrt o/ lieyenls of If rut I'irginia
Uiiirtmitj/for 1^70. pp. li8-7;!. 1H71.

New Kpi'cit'14 : — Mitcriittuii ahsoUiu^. yiicnld f anodontoide^. Yold'ia Btivennoni, Yulditi
earbotiaria, VhiHi}ma aurcnmiii.

Meek, P. B. Hnpplementary note on the genus Lielienocrinus. <^Am.
Journ. Sci., vol. iii, M scr., ])]>. l.')-17. 1-7'i. *

TlilH in nupplenifntiiry In ilif aiticlH iit piiBi' 2!MI (jf vol. ii.

Meek, P. B. Descriptions of two new .Starlislics and a Crinoid from the
Cincinnati (jronp of Ohio and Indiana. <^.l»i. Jouni. Svi., vol. iii, 3d
8or., lip. !i57 -yfi2. lf'7v!.

Tlicsu UencriiitionH. w iili ilUiHtrationH, aru republliiked In lliii I'ahontoiogy o/ Ohio (New-
berry).

Meek, P. B. Desorijitions of new species of fossils from the Cincinnati
Group of Ohio. < Am. .lourn. Sri., \ol. iii, ',Vi ser., p)). \'i\i-\'i>i. ViVi.
Tliene are iilnce rudewribed and dgurcd in the I'alcuntolugy uf Uhio (Acichrrry),

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Ilu from Ohio.

lo/iiu (AVifA^rry).

< ^tm. Joum,

i'ii(lH<t reinarki on

[shMs, from the
iSvi. I'hilH., vol.

fnrbcrry),

[ilio ami other
I'ltilii., vol. i, 3d

'ram Ohio, Illlnoli,

^iiriii^ Forks at
., vol. i, 3tl Hur.,

s, mainly from
<[ J'loc. Atad,

ifewherry),
sheila. <; Am.

ia, withdoscrip.
>/ lU'nl I'irginia

I tlirensoni, Yuldiit

srinus. < Am,

inoid from the
.Vti'., vol. iii, 3d

^Joftij of Ohio (,yew

the CiiiciiiDuti
-4v>8. 1872.

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Meek, F. B. Di^HRriptioim of w fi<w imw HpnciuH uml one ii«<\v ({umiii of 8Uii-
riun U\m\U from «)hio. < Am, Joarn, Soi., vol.lv, 3(1 Hor., pp. 'i7i-'iHl,
IfiTi.

Oi'iiiiN l)i'-roni)rui. Aitorwitrcl fully >ltiiicrllii'<| nntt lllui*tr«tetl In \h9 J'nleontolngy qf
Ohii) (Siiihirryi,

Meek, F. B. rnlimiiiary r.iUtoiitolo^iiiil rnporf, uoiiHiHtiii(( of llNtN ot
foNsiJH, with ilf<(U'i|itii>ii>i of Mciiiii' ih'W types, iVo. <^ //rti/(/cH'« I'velim,
lleii. r. S. dcol. f<iii'v.of IVyum.aiid I'lirlioiiH of Conliij. 'IWr., pp. !iirt7-318.
187'2.

Slliirlun, tiBrliuiiif'-riJin JiiniHtlr, Cifliic ii«, nuil TiTllHry. fliiiira Arniiingf.Uii,

CriiHunleUina, Lriitfihr.», I'l/iiiulifrra. 'I'ln' liiittT l» inly iimiii'U Ihtb. TIib K«iiuiil»ili'iicrlbeil
111 vol. Iv of (Iruliiffirnl t'.i^l. (if the Wlk i'ltniliel {Clurmrc Kiiuf).

Meek, F. B. I'reliiiiiiiiiry liNt of foHHllH collected hy Dr. IIuydeii'H Explor-
iiiK KxpiMlition of HTI in lltiih itml Wyoiniii>{ TtTiitorieH, with dencrip-
tioim of ii f<nv iii'W spericH. <_ fJ. S. tirol. Siirr. of Muiitniia and Adjavvnt
V'trr., lifport fur Iri'l. pp. :17:»-;I77. H7'J.

Hlliiriiiii, Curbunlfiirutia, JurntMlc, Crxinraoaii, siid Trrtlury.

Meek, F. B. Ui port oi. the I'uleontolojry of Husterii .Nohraska ; with some
ri-miiiki on I lie CiirlHtiiiforoiin rocks of that district. <^ llaydni'ii final
Itep. of the U. S. Ueol. Sure, of Nebn^ka, pp. H3-titU, 11 plates. l«7a.

Cnrlionlt'oruuH foimUii only, Qeiiern I, I'lnbopora, Eittotium.

Meek, F. B. .Sper^jen Hill fossils ideiititied Hmon{i( H]>ecimenH from Idaho.
<^ .int. ./oiini, S<;i,, \ nj. v, ;iil iscr., pp, HHil, ;ifj4. IH73.

The mill, or Ideiitillu'i, iiiiiiiii)( Mniiii> roIlHcUoiiH iniirte liy I'i'of, P, U. HmdlBy, Momu of
till, uiiniitd MpucluH of Mnllu'i-a, for wliiili tliu lociillty lu Wtt'<liiugtou County, IndlHDa,
known an ".SfierKHii Hill ", U iiott'il.

MdCk, F. B. I'reliniiiiiiry I'.iieimfnlojjical report; consisting of lists of
fossils, with reiiiiuks on llic iij^cs of the rocks in whieh they were found,
ttc, &e. <C /Idtidcn'K suih Ami. lUporl uf the U. «S'. Gfol. Survey of the
Terr., pp. 4:51 -".IH. 1H7:{.

Silurian, ('Hrlioniferou*, Jurunhic, Ci'ctBceiius, and Turtiary. Qvuora Admctoi>$it,
Vdatrlhi.

Meek, F. B. Descriptions of Iiivertelirate fossils of theSihirian and Devon-
ian systems, <^ I'tiliuntolixjii of Ohio (.Veirberry), vol. i, pp. l-2i;5, plates
l-'i'2, ami ;! plates of diaj;raiua of Crinoidg. Irt73.

Meek, F. B, Notes on some of the fossils li<;nred in the recently issued
lll'th volume of the Illinois State (ieologieal Report. <^Am. Joiirii. Sci.,
vol. vii, M ■ vr., pji. lp!'.t-llt:i ; continued on pii. 3t>'J-37(>, uml '|H4-'II)0, and
5ci0-58l. _ M74,

III IIiIh 8iri<'s of ai tU'Ien, Mr, Meek revii^fR mid t'xtnnds the discriplloDK of a large iiutn*
bir of llic M|)i!cieH I'liiliniued in tli« ftltl'. volume of III. Ilriil. Ilip, unA hIho preneotH hoiiib
very iin|ioriiiiit pbilomi|iliieiiI dlHCUM-iouH of the rehitiouH of the upecioM aud of the higher
groupH.

Meek, F. B. The new genus Euchondria. <^./)/i. Jourii. Set., vol. vii, 2d
ser., p. Jl.'). 1^71.

Mr. Meok, In a brief note, propoHes tbo generic name Euchondria, of mblcb the PecUn

egliCttiH of (leiiiil/. in the type.

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Meek, F. B. Desrnptioii of Plourotoniiirift togRerti, <^ nai/den^a Ann, Hep.
U. S. Gi'ol and Geoy. Suney of the Terr, for l5l73, p. 2^1, foot-uote. 1874.

Cnrboniforoiia.

Meek, F. B. Notes on soiiio fossils from near the castorn base of tbo Rocky
Mountains, west of Greoley and Kvans, Colorailo, and othors from about
aOl) miles fnitlier eastward; with dtscriptious of a few new species.

< liuUitin U. S. a vol. and Geoy. Sun: of the Terr., 2d ser., No. 1, pp. 39-47.

Thpse fosollii are from tlio Fox HiUii and Lnrainio (Lignltic) Clroupa.

Meek, F. B. Di'scription of Unios, sn|i]iosed to be of Triassio ago.

< niieeler's Aim. Hep. Krpl and tinrr. IVtut of the WOth Merid., pp. H3, 84.

Meek, F. B. Description of Olenellns ^^ilborti and O. bowelli. < Wheeler's
Kijil. and .S/irr. Jlest of the I0i)lh Merid., vol. iii, Geoloyi/, \)\t. I'^i, 183.
1875.

These two speci-s are fullj- doKcrihed ami llhiAtrnted In White » Report on I'lrcrtebrati
Paleo nitilugy , part 1, vol. iv, H'heeler't Krpl, and Surv. ff'int of the lOOth ileriilini.

M-3ek, F. B. Di'scriptions of the Invcrtebnite fossils from the Carbon iferons
System. <^ Paleonloloyi/ of Ohio (Xewherry), vol. ii, pp. '2tV.)-347, plates
10, 14, l.'), Hi, 17, 18, ly, and '20. Iri7.'j.

Meek, F. B. Notice of a very largo fSoniatito from Kastern Kansas. (Car-
boiiifci-ons,) <[ linUetin U. S. Geul, and Geoy. Sttrr, of the, Terr., No. r>, 'ii
ser., vol. i, p. 41.'). 1876.

The iiuthnr regHrdwit an at most only a variety of O. #2oi5»K»Meekit Worthen, although
Httaiuiiig 80 great »i?.e.

Meek, F. B. Descriptions and illustrations of fossil? from Vancouver's and
Sucia I^'lands, and other Nortliwestern localities. ■<'^ linlletin U. S. GeoL
and (reoy. Siirr. of the Terr., vol. ii, No. 4, pp. 351-374, G plates. 187G.

CarboniferouH, Cretaceou«, and Tertiary ; mostly Crotacouui. A large part of the specli^s
omliraced in thin paper were originally deaeribed by the author in 18,16, In vol. iv of 7Va«».
Albnny hitituie, anj are here redeHcribed with othera, and llluHtrated.

Meek, F. B. Note on the new genus ITintacriaus, Grinnell. <[ liulletin
r. S. Geol. and Geoy. Sure, of the Terr., vol. ii, No. 4, pp. 375-378, 'i wood-
cuts. 1870.

Thiti paper coniiiiita largely of a redoncrlption and rectiflcalion of the genu*.

Meek, F. B. Descriptions of Cretaceous fossils. <^ Heport ef Capt. Ma^
co.nb'g E.rpl. Exped.from Santa F6 to the Junction of the Grand and Green
liivers, pp. 121-133, 2 plates. 187G.

The expliiration waa made in 1859, but the report was not publiahed until 1876, when
Mr, Muek ruvU^d the work, in accorduucc with bin viewii at the time of publication.

Meek, F. B. Report on the Paleontological collections. <[ Capl. Simpson's
lieport Expl. Great liMin of the Terr, of Utah, Apij mdix J, pp. 33l)-373,
plates 1-5. 1«7(;.

Devonian, OurboniferouR, Jurasnic, Cretaceom, and T -rtlary. The explorntiont were
made ami the foKHiU collucted nearly eighteen years before the ptibllcalion of this report ;
but the paleontology waH corrected in accordanie with the views of the author at the lime
of publication.

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fen'a Ann. Hep.
-note. 1874.

( of tho Rocky

Ira from about

new specieH.

1,111). 39-17.

Triussic ngo.
Inrf., pp. 83, 81.

i. < Wheehr'a
. pp. IH,', 183.

ion on /■ crtcbrale
Mrritliii'i.

CarboiiiftTons
iC)'J-317, platfs

Iviinsas. (Car-
Tvrr., No. i\ 'iA

Wortlien, nlthough

aiicouvcr's and
ktin V. S. Geol.
ites. 187G.

',e part of the spccli'S
io vol. iv of Tram.

>11. < Hull, tin
75-378, 2 woou-

s genua.

•t «/ Capt Ma-
rand and Green

d until 1876, when
publivatiou.

Capl. Simpson's
J, pp. 33y-373,

> explorntiona wer«
tioii of thia report :
' HUthor Ht the tiuio

Meek, F. B. A report on the Invertebrate Cretaceous and Tertiary FossUs
of the Upper Missouri country. < Haydcn'a U. S. Geol. Surv. of the Terr.,
vol. ix, pp. i-lxi., 1-629, 45 plates, 45 11. 4°. Washington: Goverumeut
Printing Office. 1876.

Thia groat work contain! deacriptiona and iUuatratlona of nearly 300 apeclei; more
than 200 genera and aubgenera are fully diaguoaed ; bealdea Trbleh full diagnoaea of the
familiea which ombraco them are given, Alao philoaophical diacuaaion of many Important
queationa. The greater part of the apeciea embraced in thia volume were previoualy, from
time to time, deacribed and publiabed, mainly In the publlcationa of the Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila.

Meek, F. B. Paleontology. < U. S. Geol. Expl. 40th Parallel (King), part i,
pp. 1-197, 17 plates. 1877.

Silurlnn, Devonian, Carboniferoua, Triaaaic, Juraaaic, Crctaceoua, Tertiary . Genera
Entumticfrai (Hyutt), Endiicoccras (Hyntt), Polyrhytit, Rhytophoru; Pyrgulifcra,

Meek, F. B., and F. V. Hayden. Descriptions of new species of Gastero-
poda, from the Cretaceous formations of Nebraska Territory. <^ Proc.
Aoad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. viii, pp. 63-69. 1856.

Meek, F. B., and F. V. Hayden. Descriptions of new species of Gastero-
poda and Cephalopoda, from the Cretaceous formations of Nebraska
Territory. < Proc. Aoad. Nat. Svi. Phila., vol. viii, pp. 70-72. 1856.

Meek, F. B., and F, V. Ha> Ten. Descriptions of twenty-eight new species
of Ai'opliala and one Gasteropod, from the Cretaceous formations of
Nebraska Territory. <^ Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. viii, pp. 81-87.
1856.

Meek, F. B., and F. V. Hayden. Descriptions of new ppecies of Acephala
and Gasteropoda, from tho Tertiary formations of Nebraska Territory ;
with some g»»neriil roraarks on tho geology of the country about the
sources of the Missouri River. •< Proo. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. viii,
pp.lll-iae. 1856.

Meek, F. B„ and F. V. Hayden. Descriptions of new fossil species of Mol-
lusna, collected by Dr. F. V. Hayden in Nebraska Territory, together with a
complete catalogue of all the remains of Invertebrata hitherto described
and identified from tho Cretaceous and Tertiary formations of that
region. < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. viii, pp. 265-286. 1856.

Meek, F. B., and F. V. Hayden. Descriptions of new species and genera
of fossils collected by Dr. F. V. Hayden in Nebraska Territory, under the
direction of Lieut. G. K. Warren, U. S. Topographical Engineers; with
some remarks on the Tertury and Cretaceous formations of the North-
west, and the parallelism of the latter with those of other portions of
the United States and Territories. <^ Proc. Acad, Nat. Sci. Phila., 2d sor.,
vol. i, pp. 117-148. 1857.

Qenera Fteudebuccinum, Corbulamella.

Meek, F. B., and F. V. Hayden. Note on fossils of PTebraska. (Letter
to Lieut. G. K. Warren.) < Am. Journ. Sci., vol. xxv, 2d ser., pp. 433-442.

1858.

This article la mainly geological, but the foaalla which eharaoterlie the formationa that
«re diacuaaod are enumerated.

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M,«ouri. Smithsonian Con<r.6u..on, K ^^_^^ CretaceOUS beds

TWaincludeaanotelnreiu

. T V Hayden. Geological ^-vlor^';rllT:^:^^Z

are described". <. ^ r«i-

18''9- , On a uew genus of ratelliform shells

A deiicrlption ot Hie v^uru
corrected lut of fo«»ii«. K„,atic catalogue, ^Hh synonyma,

Meel. F. B.. ana T. V. Hayden. ^>« - ^s fouUted i.. Nebraska
J; of Jurassic, Cretaceous, and Ttrtiary „f ^j^^t. G. K.

Warren.ofL.S.Topogr I

vol.iv,'2c:ser.,pp.417 W^. g^ujjan

Meek r B., «»<i T. V. Hayden. ^^7^ ^, .f^ "t^^Us, collected in
^'tpVimodi;i), Jurassic, Cretaceou^^^^^^^^^^

Kraska by tbe Exploring l^xycHlitioum^^^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^ ,^e

rocUs from -bich tl-F--- "g^;'^'"^'^- ^

^ol. V, 2d ser., PP- 4io-li7. • Cretaceons fossils

2d ser., pp. 21-28. 1862.

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V. Hayden,

of Lieut. G.

with some

,he Burround-

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logy of the Upper

etaceous beds
arboniferous
at. Sci. Phila.,

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■gan'C remains
Pcrriian rocks
;c ^. 1858.
foaailii of Permian

n Kansas Terri-
aper, with some
s in which they
2d ser., pp. 8-30.

atelliform shells
Sci., vol.xxix,2d

organic remains
jbraska. < Proc.
I,
I ia also added ) alao a

, with synonyma,
ected in Nebraska
1 of Lieut. G. K.
■ad. Nat. Sci. Phila.,

,w Lower Silurian
)88il8, collected in
roandof Capt.Wm.
tmo remarks on the
}ad. Nat. Soi. Phila.,

7 Cretaceous fossils
ion sent out by the
Uau, U. S. Topogra-
from the sources of
it. Sci. Phila., vol. vi,

Meek, F. B., and T. V. Hayden. Paleontology of the Upper Missouri.
■< Smithsonian Conlrihutions to Knowledge (172), pp. 1-135, 5 plates. 1864.

Primordial, CarboniferoUD, Perraiao, and JuraHUlc. Genera Oamptoneetet, Lioplacodet,
Eumicrotis, Clucnomya. Tbla work containH deiuriptionK of ncw/reaA-ioaicr Juramiic HpceleH,
the tirHt of that nge discovered in North America. The worli has additional importance in
conBequence of the philosophical dlscusaion of important qnestiona.

Meek, F. B., and A. H. 'Worthen. Descriptions of new Carboniferous fossils
from Illinois and other Western States. <^Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila.,
vol. iv, 2d ser., pp. 447-472. 1860.

Oenera Sphenopotertnm, Soleniscus. Afterward republUhed In the lUinoit Qeological
Report*, vol. il.

Meek, F. B., and A. H. Worthen. Descriptions of new species of Crinoidea
and Echinoidea, from the Carboniferous rocks of Illinois and other
Western States. < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. iv, 2d ser., pp. 379-
397. 1860. .

Afterward republished In the Illinois Geological Report), vol. 11.

Meek, F. B., ami A. H. Worthen. Remarks on the ago of the Goniatite
Liuiostone at Rockford, Indiana, and its relation to the "Black Slate"
of the Western States, and to some of the succeeding rocks above the
latter. <C •'»•. Journ. Sci., vol. xxxii, 2d se.., pp. 167-177. 1861.

Meek, F. B., and A. H. Worthen. Descriptions of new Paleozoic fossils
from Illinois and Iowa. <C Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. v, 2d ser., pp.
12tf-148. 1861.

Genera Burmcrinui, Cardioptit, Orthonema. Afterward republished in the Illinois
Oeologiciil Reports, vol. 11.

itfeek, F. B., and A. H. Worthen. Note in relation to a genus of Crinoids
from the Coalmeasures of Illinois and Nebraska, proposed on page 174
of this volume of the Journal. <^ Am. Journ. Sci., vol. xxxix, 2d ser., p.
350. lt-65.

The authors regard their genua Erisocrinus aa identical with Philocrinus de Konlnck.

Meek, F. B., and A. H. Worthen. Notice of some now types of organic
remaing, from the Coal Measures of Illinois. <^ Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila.,
vol. ix, 2a ser., pp. 41-53. 1865.

Genera Acanthu'.elson, Paltzocaris, Anthracerpes, Palaocampa, Afterward republished
and Illustrated in vol. ill of the Illinois Qtological Reports.

Meek, F. B., and A. H. Worthen. Remarks on the genus Taxocrinus
(Phillips) McCoy, 1844; and its relations to Forbeseocrinus, de Koninck
and Le Hon, 1854, with descriptions of new species. <^ Proc. Acad. Nat.
Sci. Phila., vol. ix, 2d ser., pp. 138-143. 1865.
Republished in vol, 11 of the Illinois Qeological Reports.

Meek, F. B., and A. H. Worthen. Descriptions of new species of Cri-
noidea, &.Q., from the Paleozoic rocks of Illinois and some of the adjoining
States. < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. ix, 2d ser., pp. 143-155. 1865.

A "note in regard to the name ' Cincinnati Group ', Med in the foregoing paper " is
appended on p. 15.5. The deacrlptlonsare republished and the views restated in the Illinois
Qeological Reports, vol. i.

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Meek, P. B., and A. H. Worthen. ContribntionB to the Paleontology of
Illinois and other Western States. < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. PhUa., vol.
ix, 2d set., pp. 245-273. 186r>.

Silnrlan. Devoninn, and CarbonKeroui. Oeoui Eiidolobu§. Afterward rcpabllihed
in the HUnni$ Geological Rtportt, vol. it.

Meek, P. B., and A. H. "Worthen. Contributions to the Paleontology of
Illinois and other Western States. <!^Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Pkila., vol.
X, 2d ser., pp. 251-275. 1866.

CurboniferouB. Genera Steganocrinut, Strotocrinu$, Anomphalut, Afterward repab-
lished and illustrated iu the lUinoii Geological Report:

Meek, P. B., and A. H. Worthen. Descriptions of Paleozoic fossils from
the Silurian, Devonian, and Carboniferous Rocks of Illinois and other
Western States. < Proc. Chicago Acad. Sci., pp. 11, 23. 1866.

Genera Monopteria, Alegaptera. Afterward repablUhed in the IUinoi$ Geological
Report!, vol. Ii.

Meek, F. B., and A. H. Worthen. Descriptions of Invertebrates from the
Carboniferous System. •< Worthen^B Geological Survey of Illinoit, vol. ii,
pp. 145-411, plates 14-20, and 23-32. 1866.

Genera Sphenopoterium, Cardiopiia, Trematoditcut, Strotorrinut, Steganoe.rinu$, Ccelo-
crinut, Oligoporni, Erisoerinue, Synlrielaama, £umicroli$ Trachydomia, Orthonema, Sole-
nincus, AcanthoteUon, Palancarit, Anthracerpet, I'alaocampa, Shcenaster. Vojumei ii, lii, v,
and vi of these Ilepnrls all comprlHe very important work) on Invertebrate Paleontology,
in which are not only iipecieg and genera deocribed, but higher groups are defined, and
many Important queationH are philoaophlcally dUcusaed,

Meek, P. B., and A. H. Worthen. Preliminary notice of a Scorpion, a
Eurypterus T and otlier fossils, from the Coal-measures of Illinois.
< Am. Journ. SvL, vol. xlv, 2d ser., pp. 19-28. 1868.

Afterward fully deacribcd and illuatrated in one of the lllinoig Geological Report$, vol. 111.

Meek, P. B., and A. H. Worthen. Notes on some points in the s' ctnre
and habits of the Paleozoic Crinoidea. <^ Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila.,
vol. sii, 2d ser., pp. 323-334. 1868.

Afterward republlithed In the lUinoii Geological Reparti, vol, v.

Meek, P. B., and A. H. Worthen. Remarks on some types of Carbonifer-
ous Crinoidea, witli de8cripti'^>ti8 of new genera and species of the same,
and of one Echiuoid. •< i'roc. Acad, Nat. Sci.Phila., vol. xii, 2d ser., ^o.
335-3.')'.>. 1868.

Genera Darycrinu; yiplerocrinui. Afterward repnbliahed in the Illinoi$ Geological
Reports, vol. V.

Meek, P. B., and A. H. Worthen. Paleontology of Illinois. < Worthen^B
Geological Surrey of Illinois, vol. iii, pp. 2'J1-!J65, plates 1-20. i868.

Silurlnn, Devonian, and CHrbonifnroua. Genera A-.omalocrinu$, leoncma, JCractino-
para, Lepide»the$, Onychaiter, Mnzonia.

Meek, P. B., and A. H. Worthen. Notes on some points in the structure
and habits of the Paleozoic Crinoidea. <[ ^m. Journ. Sci., vol. xlviii, 2d
ser., pp. 23-40. 180*9.

Afterward republished in the Illinoii Oeological-Reporlt, vol. ▼.

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PhUa., vol.

|rd repnbltibed

jntology of
PMla., vol.

jterwsrd repab-

fossils from
is and other
16.
noil Qtologieal

ites from the
linoit, vol. ii,

anorrinu*, Calo-
Ortkonema, Sole-
Volume! li, m, V,
ite Pnleontolugy,
ar« deflned, and

a Scorpion, a
B of IllinoiB.

•,al Report$, vol. ill.

the at ^ctiire
'at. ScL Phila.,

of Uarbonifer-
>s of the etame,
lii, '2il sor., ^p.

niinoi$ Geological

. < Worthen'$

iO. 1868.
toncma, Eractino-

I the structare
, vol. xlviii, 2d

Meek, F. B., and A. H. TVorthen. Descriptions of new Crinoidea and
EchiHoidua from the Carboniferous rocka of the Western States, with a
note on the genus Oiiychauter. <^ Proc. Aoad. Xat. 8ci, Phila,, vol. xiii,
2d ser., pp. 67-83. 1H69.

Afterward republliibed in the IlUniii Otologl .'. Rtporti, vol. ▼.

Meek, F, B., and A. H. Worthen. Remarks on the Blaatoidea, with de-
scriptions of new species. <^ Proo. Aoai. Nat, Sei, Phila., vol. xiii, 2d
ser., pp. 83-91. 1869.

Afterward republlahed in the lUinoii Geological Reports, vol. v.

Meek, F. B., and A. H. Worthen. Note on the relations of S.ynocladia.
King, 1849, to the proposed genus Septopora, Prout, 1858. <^ Proo, Aoad.
Nat. Soi. Phila., vol. xiv, 2d ser., pp. 15-18. 1870.
The author regardi these formi as congenerio.

Meek, F. B., and A. H. 'Worthen. Descriptions of new species and genera
of fossils from the Paleozoic rooks of the Western States. <^ Proc, Aoad
Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. xiv, 2d ser., pp. 22-56. 1870.

Silurian and Garboulferoua. Genera Oodunitet, Oarbonarca, OUnopiitha, Solenocheilus,
Temnocheilut. Afterward republUhed ai>d iUuttrated in the lUinoit Geological Reports,
vol. vi.

Meek, F. B., and A. H. Worthen. Paleontology of Illinois. Descriptions
of Invertebrates from the Carboniferous System. <^ Worthen's tieological
Sim)ey of Illinois, vol. v, pp. 323-619, plates 1-32. 1873.
Qenera Phytetocrinut, Nipterocrinut, Codonitei.

Meek, F. B., and A. H. 'Worthen. Paleontology of Illinois. Descriptions
of Invertebrates. < fVorthen'a Geological Survey of Illinois, vol. vi, pp.
491-532, plates 23-32. 1875.

Oonua Carbonarta. A portion of these detcriptiona are by Mi. tVortben alone.

Miller, S. A. Cincinnati Quarterly Journal of Science. 1874.

Thin Journal exlHted only two years, 1S74 and 1875. The flrat year it wan conducted
by Mr. Miller as editor and proprietor, and the aecond year by the same in connection with
L. M. Hoaea, when it was discontinued, inaking volumes i and ii complete. Mr. Miller
contributed deaorlntiona of quite a number of gpeoles and two genera, which are distributed
throughout the pageg of both volumei. As this publication is likely to be seldom found in
libraries, a list of these species and geiera is here tciven. All yre of Lower Silurian age.

AnomaI.ODONTA. a. gigantea BelleropKon mohri. Beytichia duryl. B. chamberii.
S. richardeoni. B. Uriatomarginatun. Bulhotrepie ramulotui. Cyclora hoffmani. Cyrto-
cerai vallandigkami. Oypricartiitu hainesi. Cyrtolite» elegant. C.carinata. Olyplocrinua
forDKbelli. Leperditiabyrneti. Lichenocrinut tubereulatut. MeOALOORAPTUS. M.teelchi.
Modiolopsit vertaille$en$it, Patcolu» daneini. P. claudei. Pleurotomaria kalli. Strepto-
rhynchut 1 halli. Tentaculile$ rir.hmondenti$. Trematit dyeri. Acidaapii anchoralit. A,
o'jitalli, Arthraria biclava. Beyrichia eincinnatienii$. Crania dyeri. 0. multipunclata,
Cyrtocerai obicura. O. ventricoaum, Glyptocrinui ihafferi. Heterocrinut itodaetylui.
Lingiila va/i kornei, Orthia meeki. Orthocerat bymeai. O. dyeri. O. cincinnaticnaia.
O. kalli. O. harperi. O. foateri. O. meeki. O. mokri. O. tranateraa. Trematoapira (?)
ijttadriplicata.

Miller, S. A. The American Paleozoic fossils : a catalogue of the genera
and species. Cincinnati, Ohio, published by the author. 1877.

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Morton, S. O. Synopsis of tlie organic remains of the Ferrnginous Sands.
Formation of the United States ; with geological remarks. < 4m. Journ.
Sm., vol.xvii, Ist ser., pp.'i74-295; continaed in vol. xviLi, pp. 243-250.
1829.

Cretaceoui.

Morton, S. O. Description of the fossil shells which characterize the At-
lantic Secondary Formation, including four new species. < Journ. Acad.
Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. vi, Ist ser., pp. 72-100, 4 plates. 1829.

Morton, S. O. Description of a new species of Ostrea, with some remarks
on the O. convexa, Say. < Journ. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. vi, Ist ser.,
pp. 50, 51. 1 flg. on plate i. 1829.

Morton, S. O. Description qf two new species of sheila of the genera
Scaphitesand Crepidnla; with some observations on the Ferrngiooas
Sand, Plastic Clay, and Upper Marine formations of the United States.
< Journ. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. vi, Ist ser., pp. 107-119, 1 plate. 1829.

To which l» added a ' ' Note, eontainiug a notice of loma fouUi recently dUoovered In
New Jcwey ", pp. 120-129.

Morton, S. Q. Additional observations on the geology and organic remains
of New Jersey and Delaware. < Journ. Acad. Nat. Sei. Phiia., vol. vJ, Ist
ser., pp. 189-204, 1 plate. 1830.

Mostly corrected deacriptloni of gpeeiei formerly pablUhed in • preylou part of tb*
lame volume,

Morton, S. O. Synopsis of the organic remains of the Ferrnginous Sand
formation of the United States, with geological remarks. < .im. Journ.
Sci., vol. xviii, 1st ser., pp. 243-250, 3 plates. 1830.
Contlnned from vol. zvil, pp. 274-295.

Morton, S. Q. Synopsis of the organic remains of the Cretaceous Group
of the United States; illustrated by nineteen plates; to which is added
an appendix containing a tabular view of the Tertiary fossils hitherto
discovered in North America. 8°. pp. 88 -f- 8 -f- 23. 1834.

Qenera Venilia, Hamului. The "appeodiz" wai orlglDally publiihad In vol, vlii,
Journ. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., but the body of the work ti an independent publication, and
coDtaiui) many original deicrlptloDt of Cretaceoai foil 11 ipecies.

Morton, S. G. Notice and description of the organic remains embraced in
a paper entitled " Observations on the Bituminous Coal deposits of the
Volley of the Ohio, and the accompanying rock strata; with notices of
the fossil organic remains and the relics of vegetable and animal bodies,
illustrated by a geological map, by numerous drawings uf plants and
shells, and by views of interesting scenery; by Dr. S. P. Hildreth of
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30 woodcnt plat«B, moatly plnnta ; but 6 of them contain flgnrei of Invertebrate foulli.
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i,»pp. l!i0-li!5. 1858.

(Hiumard, B. F. DeHcriptions of now species of Blastoidea from tho Pale-
ozoic Rocks of the Western States, with some observations on tlie struc-
ture of the summit of the genus Pentromites. <[ Traiu. St. Louii Acad,
Soi., vol. i, pp. 238-'.J48, 1 plate. 1858.

jUbumard, B. F. Notice of new fossils from the Permian strata of New
Mexico and Tt'Xiis, collected by Dr. Oeorgo O. Shunmrd, goolojjist of the
United States (Jovernnient expedition for obtaining water by moans of
artesian wells along tlie 32d Parallel, under tito direction of Capt. Joha
Pope, II. 8. Corps Top. Eng. < Trant. St, Louis Acad, Sci., vol. i, pp. 290-
297. 1858.

DoBcrlptioiiH of upeciea.

Shumard, B. F. Notice of fossils from tho Permian strata of Texas and
New Mexico, obtained by the United States expedition under Capt. John
Pope for boring artesian wells along the l)2d Parallel; witli descriptions
of new Hpccies from these strata and the Coal Measures of that region.

< TrauH. St. Louis Acad. Sci., vol. i, pp. ;i87-402, 1 plate. 1859.

Bbumard, B. F. Descriptions of new Cretaceous fossils from Texas.

< Trann. St. Louis Acad. Sci., vol. i, pp. 590-GlO. 18C0,

Druwinga of a part of thin iinpor.nnt collcctioo of foiRilii wore made, but never pub-
liKhcil. riiotni^nipli copifH of tlirin oxint in private buudii, and have been ri^ferred to by
Mr. MHek fur iduntiflc'Utiou of other colluctioni.

0humard, B. P. Descriptions of five new species of Gasteropoda from the
Coal-measures, and a Uraohiopod from the I'otsdam Sandstone of Texas.
i < Traim. St. Louis Aead. Soi., vol. i, pp. 624-627. 1860.

■humard, B. F. Tho Primordial zone of Texas, with descriptions of new
fossils. < Am. .Tourn. Sci., vol. xxxii, 2d son, pp. 213-221. 1861.

Bhumard, B. F. Descriptions of now Cretaceous fossils from Texas.

< I'roc. Boston Soc. Nat. Ilist., vol. viii, pp. 188-205. 1861.

Bhumard, B. F. Notice of some new and imperfectly known fossils from
tho Primordial zone (Potsdam Sandstone and Calciferous Sand Group)
of Wisconsin and Missouri. <| Trans. St. Louis Acad. Sci., vol. ii, pp. 101-
107. 1803.

Description of specioi.

•^

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li'

G2 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF INVERTEBEATE PALFONTOLOQ Y.

Sbumard, B. F. Descriptions of uow Puloozoio fossils < Trans. St. LouIk
Acad. Sci., vol. ii, pp. 103-li:J. 18G3.

Till' foMHiiH ucnjrlboJ are mostly friiiii llio strain of the Car'-jnirfrong oyntem went of
the MlKSiHiiippi River. The propriety of fieparntlug Eltracriiiu$ .HoBmer la diiicaiiaed unil
advocated.

Sbumard, B. F. Catalogue of tbe Paleozoic fossils of Nortb America.
Part 1. Pal»!Ozoic Ecbinoderniata. A cbronologica! list of works which
contain dotjcriptions or notices of Nortb American £ubiuoduriu&ta.
< Trans. St. Louis Acad. Set.., vol. ii, pp. 3a5-407. 1666. ,

Sbumard, B. F.^ Owen, D. D., and.

Sbumard, B. F., YaudcU, L. P., and
mard.

See Owen, D. D,, and B. F. Sbumard.
See Tandell, L. P., and B. F. Shu-

Shumard, B. F., and Q. C. SwaUow. Descriptions of new fossils from the
Coil Measnres of Missouri and Kansas. <[ Trans. St, Louis Acad. Sci,, vol.
i, pp. 198-'J2-. 1853.

ThiH pH|)er Ih d^ji one of tru?* joint anthorrhip, but only of collaboration. Each author
nttaclicR his own name to the »pecit'D he descrljes, thus injicutlug hia own respective por-
tion of thi work.

Sbumard, B. F., and L. P. Tandeli. Notice of a new fossil genus belong-
ing to th») family IMastoidea (Eleutborocriuus). <[ Am, Journ. Sci., vol.
xxii, 2d ser., pp. 120-122. IKiC.

AIbo publiehed In Pruc. Acad, Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. vlll, pp. 73-75.

Sbumard, B. F., and L. P. Yandell. Notice of a new fossil genua belong-
ing to the ffMuily Bliistoidea, from tbe Devonian strata near Louisville,
Kentucky. < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci, Phila., vol. viii, pp. 73-75, 1 plate.
ISoC.

Genus Eleuiherocrinus. Also published in Am. Journ. Sci., vol. xxii, 2d ser., pp. ICO-
192.

Smltb, Sidney I. Notice of a fossil Insect from tbe Carboniferous forma-
tion of Indiana. < Am. Journ. Sci., vo;, :, 3d ser., pp. 44-46. 1871.

Genus Panlia.

Springer, Frank. See Wacbamutb, Cbarles, and Frank Springer.

Stevens, R. P. Descriptions of new Carboniferous fossils from tbe Appala-
chian, Illinois, and Michigan Coaliielda. < Am, Journ, Sci., vol. xxv, 2d
ser., pp. 2r)8-2G5. 1858.

Stevens, R. P. Report on the Geological and Mineralogical specimens col-
lecte<l by Mr. C. F. Hall in Frobisbev Bay. < Am, Journ, Svi., vol. xxxv,
2d car., pp. 293, 294. 1863.

The author refers all tne species to Lower .Silnrlao age, three spcciei of which be
regards as new, but does not name or describe them.

St. Jobn, O. H. See Wbite, C. A., and O. H. St John.

Stimpson, "Wm. Description of a new Cardium from tbe Pleistocene of
Hudson's Hay. < Proc Acad. Xat, Sci. Phila,, vol. vi, 2d ser., pp. 58, 59,
1 woodcut. 1862.

I': i

I ,

>NTOLOGY. ,
< Trans. St. Louin

liffrona Hyitem wpat of
aemer ia dlBcaaKd and

f North America.
ist of works which
L £uhiiioderiuata.

id B. F. Shumard.
?., and B. F. Shu-

Rw fossils from the
lOuia Acad. Set., vol.

.Iinration. Each author
hill owu rcspocttve por-

)ssil ){onu8 beloDK-
Im, Journ. Sci.y vol.

-75.

tssil genus belong-
ca near Louisville,
pp. 73-75, 1 plate.

il. xxll, 2d aor., pp. 120-

.rboniferous forma-
44-46. 1871.

ik Spriuger.

is from the Appala-
rn. Sci., vol. xxv, 2d

;ical specimens ool-
urn, Sci., vol. xxxv,

res Bpcc'i«8 of which he

the Pleistocene of
, 8d sor., pp. 58, 59,

I. — PUBLICATIONS MADE IN THE UNITED STATES.

63

Itimpson, 'Wm. On the fossil Crab of Gay Head (Mass.). <| Journ. Boston
Sec. Nat. Hist., vol. vii, pp. 583-589. 1863.
Qpnu§ Archaoplax.

Btodder, Charles. A rcntribntion to Micro-geology. The "Infusorial
Deposit" of Richt2i«\nd and other Virginian localities. <^Proc. Boston
Sac. Nat. Uisl., vol. xviii, pp. 206-209. 1876.

8w?Jlow, Or. C. Descriptions of new fossils from the Carboniferous and
Devonian rocks of Missouri. <^ Trans. St. Louis Acad. Set., vol. i, pp. 635-
659. I860.

i^; Bw^allow, Q. C. Descriptions of some new fossils from the Carboniferous
and Devonian rocks of Missouri. <^ Tratis. St, Louis Acad. Sci., vol. ii,
pp. 81-100. 1863.

4 STi7allow, O. C. Some new varieties of Spirifer lineatus, M.artin ; Spirifer
canieratus, Morton ; Spirifer kentuckonsis, Shumard ; Spirifer leidyi,
Norwood & Pratten ; Spirifer increbescens, Hall ; and Spirifer keokuk.
< Trans. St. Louis Acad. S-ii., vol. ii, pp. 408-410. 1866.

Swallow, G. C, and F. Hawu. The rocka of Kansas. < Trans, St. Louis
JcaJ.Sci., vol.;. pp. 173-197. 1853.

Uiidnr a subtitle of this article " PoB«ll8 of the Permian Rocks of KanKBB" are descrip-
tioiid (if -k nuinhor of ricvf BpecieH, to each of which the name " Swallow " in attached, but
his ex jliiBlve authorahip a not mentiooed ia the title.

Swallow. G. C, B. F. Shumard, and.
Swallow.

See Shumard, B. F., and G. C.

I

Traak, John B. Description of a new species of Ammonite and Baculite,
from the Tertiary rocks of Chico Creek. <^Proc. Cal. Acad. Nat. Sci.,
vol. i, pp. 85, 86, 1 plate. 1856.

(Traak, John B. Description of three new species of the genus Plagiostoma,
fron» the Cretaceous rocks of Los Angeles. <^ Proc. Cal. Acad. Nat. Sci.,
vol. i. p. 86, 1 plate. 1856.

TrooBt, Gerard. On Fenin-iuites rheinwardtii, anew fossil ; with loniarks
on the genus Pentremites (Say), and its geognostic position in the States
of Tennessee, Alabama, and Kentucky. <^ Trans. Geol. Soc. Penn., vol.
i, pnrt ii, pp. 224-229, 1 plate. 1835.

TrooBt, Gerard. Des ;ription of a now species of fossil Asterias. (A. an-
titiua.) < Trans. Geol. Soc, Penn., vol. i, part ii, pp. 232-235. 1835.

Trooat, Gerard. Description of some organic remaius characterizing the
strata of the Upper Transition, which composes Middle Tennessee.
< Trans. Geol Soc. Penn., vol. i, part ii, pp. 244-247. 1835.
Hiimitet haanii U here deBcribed.

Kr TrooBt, Gerard. Orp;»nic remains discovered in the strata of Tennessee.
< TroosVs 5<ft ('fjlogiaal Report of Tennessee, pp. 45-76. 1840.

Thla has lincome known as "Troost't Catalogue", and It an Important publication
from the fact that nubiieiiuent anthora have adopted aome of the new rptciflc and generlo
namoa ha there propCBod, although no deBcriptioaa were glren.

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64 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF INVEKTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY.

Troost, Gerard. Sixth Geological Report of Tennessee. 1841.

Tbc flrHt 35 pagea of thla pamphlet contain n catalogue, partially doicriptiTe, of Ten-
neBJiee foHHlla. The following specie! are deicrlbed: — Euomphalu$ maclurii, LUuittt mur-
ekitoiti, OrthoeeratiUi regHlarit, Spirula mortonii, Limaria tenneiea.

Troost, Gerard. Seventh Geological Report of Tennessee. 1844.

Thla pamphlet contains a description of Favoiitu JUibelliformii on page 5.

Troost, Gerard. List of the fossil Crinoids of Tennessee. Also remarks of
Professors Hall and Agassiz upon the same. < Proo. Am. Assoc. Adv. Sd.,
vol. ii, pp. 59-64. 1850.

Thla la merely a list of namea of genera and ipeciei, aome of them new, without de-
Bcrlptiona, The list is important from the fact that aome of ita genera and apeciei hare
been ndnpteil by subaequent na*aors. Like the one published In the author's 6th Qiologi-
cat Report of Tennenee, thia also is known as Troon' i Oatalogut.

Tuomey, M. Discovery of a chambered univalve fossil in the Eooono
Tertiary of James River, Virginia. <[ Am. Journ. Sci., vol. xliii, 2d ser.,
p. 187. 1842.

Tuomey, M. Description of soma new fossils from the Cretaceous rockH
of the Southern States. < Proc. Acad, Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. vii, pp. 167-
172. 1854. .

Tuomey, M., and F. S. Holmes. Pliocene fossils of South Carolina, con-
taining descriptions and figures of the Polyparia, Echinodermata, and
Mollusca. Charleston, S. C. 4'^. pp. 1!)2, 30 plates. 1857.

Van Rensselaer, Jer. Notice of fossil Crustacea, from New Jersey. <C Ann.
N. Y. Lyceum Nat. Hist., vol. i, pp. 195-198, 1 plate. Supplementary note
to same, p. 249. 1825.

Vanuxem, Lardner. Geology of New York, part iii ; comprising the sur-
vey of the third geological district. 4^. pp. 306. 1842.

Contains woodcut UlustrHtionB of foHHila dintrltmted throughout the text; and alao a
numlicr of dewrlptiona of sppclca and genera, mingled with the text of descriptive geology,
part of which are origiual. Silurian and Devonian.

Verneuil, Ed. de. On the parallelism of the Paleozoic deposits of Nortli
America with those of Europe ; followed by a table of the species of
fossils common to the two continents, with indication of the positions in
which they occur, and terminated by a critical examination of each of
these species. (Translated and condensed from the Bulletin of the
Geological Society of France, 2d ser., vol. iv, by James Hall.) < Jm.
Journ. Sci., vol. v, 2(1 ser., pp. 176-183 and 359-370 ; also vol. vi, pp. 45-
51 and 218-231. 1848. . y ,

VerrlU, A. E. On the affinities of Paleozoic Tabulate Corals with existing
specicn. < Am. Journ. Sci., vol. iii, 3d ser., pp. 187-194. 1872.

Vogdes, A. W. A monograph of American Trilobites. Parti. Pamphlet.
6°. pp. 16. Tampa, Florida. No illustrations. 1876.

Contains bibliography, lfi!)8-1874, and synopses of the famlllea ASAPHtJS and AORAU-
LOSi arranging the genera Ogygia^ Dihelocephnlut, Niobt, Aidphui, Uotelu$, Protlu;
Odontopleura, and Hathyurellus as group-types under the former; and Agraulo; Ptycko-
paria, Ckeiruru$, Orepicyihalut, Oalj/mene, and Uonalonolu$, under the Utter,

> I

ONTOLOGY.

. 1841.

ally doicriptive, of Ten-
I maclurii, LituUu fflur-
a.

lee. 1844.
I on page 5.

B. Also remarks of
Am. Aaaoo. Adv. 5oi.,

' them nevr, without de-
genera and specie! hara
the aatbor'8 5th Oiologi-

9sil in the Eooeno
i., vol. xliii, 2d ser.,

e Cretaceous rockn
'a., vol. vii, pp. 167-

juth Carolina, con-
Ichiuoderoiata, and
. 1857.

few Jersey. < Ann.
Jupplemontary note

comprising the sur-
.842.

nt the text; and alao a
t of descriptive geology,

c deposits of North
e of the species of
1 of the positions in
uination of each of
he Bulletin of the
nios Hall.) <CAm.
also vol. vi, pp. 45-

^orals with existing
94. 1872.

Pamphlet.

Fart i.
7»).

8 ASAPHUS and AORAU-
ipkui, hotelui, Proetu$,
■; and Agrauloi, Plyeho-
>t th« latter.

I.— PUBLIC ATIONS MADE IN THE UNITED STATES.

»a

Vodgea, A. W. Notes on the genera Acidaspis Murthiaon ; Odon: pleura
Eninieiich; aiul Ceratocsphala Warder. -^Pivc. Acad. Xat. Svi. PhUa.,
vol. vii, 3d ser., j.p. 138-141. 1877.

'Wachsmutb, Charles. Notes on the internal ami external structure of
Palci.' .oic Crinoids. ■< Am. Journ. ScL, vol. xiv, 3d ser., pp. 115-127 and
181-191. 1877.

'Wachsmiutb, Charles, and Frank Springer. Revision of the genus
Belemnocrinus, and description of two new spcciee. <[ Am. Journ. Sci.,
vol. xiii, 3d ser., pp. 253-259. 1877.

Wagner, Wm. Dosoription of live new fossils, of the older Pliocene forma-
tion of Marylaud and North Carolina. <^ Journ. Acad. Nat. Svi. Phila.,
vol, viii, Ist ser., pp. 51-53, 1 plate. 1839.

"Walcott, C. D. Description of a now species of Trilobite. <^ Cinvinnati
Quarterly Journal of Science, vol. ii, pp. 273, 274, 1 woodcut. 1875.

Sphrrunorypht robuttni. Lower Silurian.

Walcott, C. D. New species of Trilobite from the Trenton Limestone, at
Trenton Falh, N. Y. < Cincinnati Quarterly Jonrn. Sci., vol. ii, pp. 347-
349. 1 woodcut. 1875.

Remoiilevrides siriatulus.

Walcott, C. D. The Trilobite, Ceraurus plenroxanthoinus, of Trenton Falls,
New York. < Ann. X. Y. Lyceum Xat. Hist., vol. xi, pp. 155-159. 1876.

The iiutlior explains tho mode of occurrence of the remains in the layers of limestone.

Walcott, C. D. Preliminary notice of tlie discovery of the remains of the
natatory iiud branchial appendages of Trilobites. < 28/A Ann. Hep.
liegenln Unir. N. V. on Condition of the State Museum, pp. 89-92. 1877.

Walcott, C. D. Descriptions of new species of fossils from the Trenton
Limestone. <^2ith Ann. Hep. lieyents Unir. X. Y. on Condition of State
J/«i('i(m, pp. 93-97. 1877.

(ienus (\)}irfiopclti.t.

Thia report l)enrs dati- ita title-page 1875, but it was not ins.' 1 until 1877, and then
only a very small number ■ copies were i>ublisheil. .See Am. Jou, Sci. for December,
1877. Tliat tlio title-page date is wrong is manifest from the later 'es that two of the
authors have appended t" their uvtieles, which no doubt correctly rt resent the dates of
their preparation.

Walcott, C. D. Notes on same sections of Trilobites, from the Trenton
Limestone. 7 pp. and 1 plate. 8°. 1877.

Pulilishfld in advance of Itrport of New Fork .'State Miueitm nf yatural Hinlory. In tliii
paper, Mr. Walcott announces further discoveries concerning the ventral portion snd ap-
pendages of Trilobites. and draws some important conclusions as to their hoinologics,

Walcott, C. D. Note upou the eggs of tho Trilobite. 3 pp. 8^. 1877.

I'ublirthed with the preei'dlng article in advance of Report of Sew York State Miiieuwt of
Saturat llittory. In tills article, the author announces bis discovery of the eggs of Ceraurut
pleiinrnulhemiii.

Walcott, C. D. Descriptions of new species of fossils from the Chazy and
Trenton Limestone.s. 7 pp. H^. 1877.

Pnbllshed with the two foregoing articles in aivanco of a Report if Hew York Stai§
Mu.tfum of yalnral llUtory.

Mis. rub. No. 10 5

jiill!

6G BIBLIOGUAPUY OF INVKaTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY.
■Wagner, John A. Now I'lilobites. < ./m../oi(/H. 5'ti., Ist ser., vol. xxxiv,

lip. :?77-;!7it, 1 \\!)odciit. mis.

(li'iins Vniiliirriihula, f'.goiiiata.

White, C. A. < )b.servatioiis upon tlii! Geol<>j,'y itiul ruleoiitolegy of Builinjj-
ton, Iowa, and its vicinity. <^Jouni. Itosloii Soc. A'<(^ Hint., vol. vii, pp.

Dt'scrlptioiis of Bi'viTiil speiiss oi fcisKiln from the LowiT (JarbonlferouH rocka lire
appended.

■White, C. A. Description of now Hjiocios of fossils from the Devonian and
Carboniferons loclvs of the Mississippi Valley. < I'roc, Jhnlon /Soc.
y<(t. Ifiat., vol. ix, pp. a-SX 1H62.

Oi'iiera Sdemnnrrimia, Ainmliona.

White, C. A. Observations on the snniniit stnictnre of Pentremites, tbo
structnro and arranfjeinent of certain parts of Criuoids, and descriptions
of now species, from tbo Carboniferons rocks at BnrlinKton, Iowa.
<^Jonrii. Boston Soc. Xat. Hixl.. vol. vii, pp. 4':il-5()(i. 1802.

Gcmiit Ciiliiirriiiuf,

White, C. A. Observations on tlio }j;i>nu8 Belomnoi'rinns. <[ I'voc. liosioH

siH'.Xat. Hint., vol. X. (1. i^d. iH(;r>.

lii'Ctilii'iitioti of the genc'i'ir fni'iiiulii of ISdiiiiiiiiiiiiinn.

■White. C. A. [Description of Sniitliia woodmani.] <^Geology of Joira

I HliU('.i R'lMit), vol. i. p. IJ^S (foot-note). 1S70.

White, C. A. The proposed jfenus Anomalodonta of Miller identical witli
tbe earlier Mejfaptera of Meek. <^.lm.Jouni.Sct.. vol, viii, M ser., pp.
21i^.21i». l'^7.l.

White, C. A. I'leliniinary rejiort npon Invertebrate fossils, with descrip-
tions of new species. '."^ llhct'ti's lli'oii. and Ovol, Ej'J)!. and Shvi', leeat of
the 100//I Mcrid., pamphlet, pp. 'i7. 1874.

Tliesi' spi'cies wen- ufteiwiinl lepHlilinlnMl i\iiil illiiHtrated in vol. iv, pari i, ll'fieilei's
(.'. ."<'. ICrpl. nnil Hiirr. infi of lln 10U(A Mtrii\

White, C. A. Keport upon the Invertebrate fossils collected in portions of
Nevada, I'tah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona by parties of the ex-
peditions of 1871-lr^74. < IVIinlfi's Ejpl. and Sitrw went oj'thv. 190th Mend.,
vol. iv, part i. 187;').

Sihiriun. CuilmniforoMH, Junisnic, Cretafconii, and Tertiary. OpniiH Lisjmdtilkti. Th»
full yolumn, with p;nl ii hy I'l-oli'ssor Cope, win publi«hi.'d ill lfc77.

^"■hite, C.A. Invertebrate raleontology of thoriateanrrovinco. K,PoweU'^
Hcport on the (leologij of the Cinta .fountains, chap, iii, pp. 74-13,'j. 1870.

Ciii-bouif, rnuH, .Iiintsaic. (.'n'tucoouH, and Tcrtinrr.

White, C. A. Descriptions of new species of fossils from Paleozoic rocks
of Iowa, < I'roc. Acad. Nat. Sci. I'hila., vol. vi, 'M ser., pp. 27-:J4. 187(5.

.Silurian. Devonian, and f'arhoniffro.il, Oenuii .<trv>/Ho'-ijstitei,

White, C. A. Paleontoioffical papers No. 1 : Descriptions of I'uionidie and
I'hysidic, collected by Prof. E. I). Cope, from tlie Judith KiverGronp of
Montana, dnrin}? tiie summer of 1870, <; liuttetin U. S. (Jeol.aud Geoy.
Sui-v. of the TerritoncK, vol. ill, pp. r)lK>-002. 1877.

iill'l'

rOLOGY.

I.— PUBLICATIONS MADE IN THE UNITED STATES.

(}7

ser,, vol. xxxiv,

ulegy of Burlius-
Uivt., vol.vii.pii.

bonlfcrouH rocks are

he Devoniau and
I'roc, lioalon -Soc.

Pentremites, tho
, aud deacriptions
Jnrlington, Iowa.
8G2.

8. < I'rov. JSoslOH

<^ Geology of Iowa

Her identical with
ol.viii, 3d ser., pp.

sails, with descrip-
|)/. and Sun', west of

vol. iv, part i, Whedtr's

ccted in portions of
ly parties of the ex-
ltofihv.\%^ilhMer\d.,

JenuH Lifpodatket. Tho

r.

l?r.ovinco. <iPowelV:<

,, pp. 74-135. !«'(>■

Voni Paleozoic rockf
er., pp.27-'.54. 1«7»J-

let.

ons of Unionidie and
adith River Group of
; V.S.Ueol.ai^ Oeofi-

I White, C. A. Paloontoloj.fical Papers No. 2 ; Descriptions of now spocies
of llnioucs, and a new jjonus of fresh-water Gasteropoda, from the Ter-
tiary strata of Wyoming uiid Utah. < liiilkliii U. S. (leol. nnd fleog.
Sun: of the rviritorks, vol. iii, pp. G03-()OG. 1877.
UcDUs Caasiopella.

[White, C. A. Piileoiitologioal Papers No. 3; Catalogue of the luvorto
brate fossils iiitherto published from the Fresh- and Brackish-water
deposits of the western portion of North America, < linUetin U, S.
Geol, and Ueog. Sun: of the Tenitones, vol. iii, pp. C07-014. 1877.

White, C. A. Paleoutologlcal Papers No. 4: Comparison of tho North
American Mesozoic and Cenozoic Unionidie and associated Molinsks
with living species. <| Bulletin U. S. Geol. and Geog. Surv.of the Terri-
tories, vol. iii, i>p. 015-G24. 1877.

White, C. A, Paleoiitological Papers No. ,"> : Uemarks on the Paloouto-
logical characteristics of the Mesozoic aud Cenozoic Gro"ps, as developed
in tho Green Kiver region. <ll}ulletin U. S. Geol. and Geog. Surv. of the
Tenitoriex, vol. iii, pp. l5-25-<,W9. 1877.

White, C. A., and O. H. St. John. Descriptions of new Siibcarbonifcrons
and Coal Measuro fossils collected upon the geological survey of Iowa ;
together with a notice of new generic characters observed iu two species
of Braihiopods. <^ Tranx. ChUaijo Aciid. Svi., vol. i, ])p. llS-l'i", 1(J wood-
cuts. 1809.

iJeuera Mf/'idlu, Vr}j/}tticaHthi(t, Tinitocfras,

White, C. A., and R. P. Whitfield. Observations upon the rocks of tbf
Mississippi Valley which have been referred to the Chemung Group of
New York, together with descriptions of new species of fossils from tlu'
same horizon at Hiulington, Iowa. <^ I'nti: Boston Soc Xtil. Hist., pp.
a89-30f). . -f -S.

White, M. C. i>isc()very of niierosco))ic organisms iu the siliceous nodules
of the Paleozoic rocks of Now York. <^ .Im.Jount. Sci,, vol. xxxiii, 2d
ser., pp. 385, ;i8i'>. 1S&2.

■Whitfield, R. P. Descriptions of new species of Eocene fossils. <^A)n.
Jouni. Conch,, vol. i, pp. "Jo'J-liCW, 1 plate. 18G5.

Whitfield, R. P. Observations on tho internal appendages of the genus
Atrypa, with a notice of discovery of a loop connecting the spiral cones.
■c^UOthAnii. Hep. Itegentu I'niv. X. Y. on ConiHlion of State Cabinet, pp. 14I-
144, 1 plate. 1308.

Wliitfield, R. P. Descriptions of new fossils. < Captain Jjudlow's lieport
on the nUick llilh of Dakota, pp. 103, 104, 1 plate. 1875.

Thc«i> (luBcriptiims iind fi^nriiii arc repeated in the Iteport of the Chirf of Engineers V. S.
Army for )^^5, piirt ii. Obnlui i>ceiinoi(ltK, Priinorilial; Tertbratula helcna, Cretaceou).

Whitfield, R. P. Preliminary report on the Paleontology of the Blsick

llilla. <^ Powell's Geol. an I Geog. Surrey of the liockij Mou)ilain Pegion,
pamphlet, pp. 49. 1877.

rriiHonlial, Jurnsaic, and Crotaceous. Tb« fiaal report on tbeto foaiita, illuttrated, is in
courne of preparation.

CS IJlBLlOCaiAi'llV OF INVEltTEBRATK rALEONTOLOGY.

Whitfield, R. P. See HaU, James, and R. P. Whitfield ; aho, White, C.
A„ and R. P. Whitfield.

Winchell, Alexander. DesrriptioiiiJ of Cepbalopods from the Marshall
iiJid lliiroii Groiiiw of Micliijjan. < Am.Juurn. Set., vol. xxxiii, 2d sor.,
pj). :iJ4-:5fi6. 18G'i.
Ciirbonlferouii.

Winchell, Alexander. Descriptions of fossils from tho Marshall and
Huron Groups of Michigan. < Proc. Aeod. Xtil. Sci. Phila., vol. vi, 2d
ser., pp. 405- j:W. 1-50-,'.
Carboniferoiii*.

Winchell, Alexander. Descriptions of fossils from tho Yellow Sandstones
lying beneath the " Burlington Limestone " at Burlington, lowo. (Car-
boniferous.) < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vol. vii, 2d ser., pp. 2-25.
1863.

Genera Leptnpora, Syringothyrit, Deziobia.

Winchell, Alexander. Notice of a small collection of fossils from the
Fotsdum Sandstone of Wisconsin and the Lake Superior Sandstone of
Michigan. < Am. Joiirn. Sci., vol. xxxvii, 2d ser., pp. 226-232. 1864.

Winchell, Alexander. Descriptions of new species of fossils from tho
Marsball Group of Micb'gau, and its supposed equivalent in other States ;
with notes on some fossils of the same ago previously described. <^ Proc.
Aaid. Xat. Sci. Phila., vol. ix, 2d ser., pp. 109-133. 1865.

Gonora Conopoterium, Pernopeden.

Winchell, Alexander. On the geological age and oiuivaleuts of the
Marshall Group. < I'roc. Am. Philos. Soc, vol. xi, pp. 57-82 and (1870)
3-3-418. 1869.

Tlii!< article contaiaa no deicriptivo pult'oiitology, but ayiiteinatic Until and other valu-
able matter ia given,

Winchell, Alexander. Notes on fossils from Tennessee, collected from
the strata immediately overlying the Black Shale, and transmitted for
examination by Dr. J. M. Safford. <^ Safford'a Geology of Tcnnetsee, pp
440-440. 1809.

ContaiDi dencriptionii of four new gpeciea of Subcarbouiferoui foMili.

Winchell, Alexander. Notices and descriptions of fossils, from the Marshall
Group of the Western States, with notes on fossils from other forma-
tions. < r oc. Am. Philos. Soc., vol. xi, pp. 245-260. 1870.
Carbonifcrou9.

Winchell, Alexander, and Oliver Marcy. Enumeration of fossils col-
lected in the Niagara Limestone at Chicago, Illinois ; with descriptions
of several new species. < Mem. liotton Soc, Nat. Hist., vol. i, pp. 81-113,
plates 2 and :<. l!^65.

Worttaen, A. H. Notice of a new species of Platycrinus and other fossils
from the Mountain Limestone of Illinois and Iowa; being an extract
from the Second Annual Report of thelllinoisGeological Survey. <7Vffln».
St. Louis Acad. Sci., vol. i, pp. .'J09-571. 1860.

I.— PUBLICATIONS MADE IN THE UNITED STATES.

G9

Worthen, A. H. 1875.

A conaldernblo proportion of the Invertebrate fosniU of vol. vl, lyorthtn't Qtological
Siiroeij of Illinois, iiro dencribed by Mr, Worthen alono, HlthouKli the general title gives bin
name jointly with that uf Mr. Meek,

Yandell, Lunaford P. On the distribution of the Crinoidea in tbe Wustorn
.States. <] Proc. Am. Assoc. Adi: Sci., vol. v, pp. 2m-2'M^>, 1(^.")1.

Yandell, Lunsford P. Description of a new genus of Crinoideii. < Am.
Joiirn. ScL, vol. xx, 2d ser., pp. ir?.')-irj7. 185."».

Gouui Acrocrinut.

Tandell, Lunsford P., and B. F. Shumard. Contributions to tbe geology
of Kentuckj'. Published at Louisville by Prentice and Weisinger. 1847.

This la a small publication of 36 paires, 8°, and one plate of ilhiiitrationi of CrinoldR.
It coutainH an enumeration of foBHilii from the vicinity of Louiaville, and from Grayuon
County, Kentucky, but no Bpecific deecriptiona of foaaila, allhongb u few new ipeciea arc
named, aome of which names have been adopted by aubnequent authora.

Yandell, Lunaford P. See Shumard, B. P., and L. P. Yandell.

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PALEONTOLOGY.

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EMBRACIXO TITLES AND AI5STUACTS OF PUBLIC ATIOXS MADE

IN HKITISII NOirni AMERICA, IN THE WEST

INDIES, AND IN EUIIOPE.

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cation of all works ami memoirs relatiriff to North .\?nericaii
Invertebrate Paheontology which have been published in P.ritisli
North America, in the West Indies, in JJritain, and on the
Continent of Europt-, so far as the writer has been able to dis-
cover. That this report is imperfect, and that omissions of i\
more or less serious character are certain to be fonnd in it, may
be taken for granted, since there are some serial publications
to parts of which the author has found it impossible to obtain
access, and since Pah-eontological papers are ocrasioualiy pnb-
Hsbed in journals or works of a generally unscientific character.
To ensure, therefore, anything like absolute com[»Ietene.sa, it
would have been necessary to have surveyed almost the entire
range of published scientific literature, a task for whidi the
writer's leisure would have been insufficient; especially as
notices of American fossils are often to be found in memoirs
whicb, to judge from their titles, would be supposed to deal
with subjects of an entirely different nature. It is hoped, how-
ever, that such omissions as may be found will not prove to be
of great importance, and that they may be excused on the
ground that the writer's place of residence is one which renders
itdiflBcult for him to onsult the large public libraries of Lomlon
except at distant intervals.

In conclusion, the writer \\ uild wish to use this opportunity

of returning his best thanks to those of hi- fellow-workers

who have been kind enough to assist him in the preparation

of this report, among whom he must mention with special

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Kiiititiulo Prof. II. MiliioKilwanl.s, rrof. Dc Koiiiiick, I'rof.
I'VnliiiaiKl I.'ooincr, M. JliirraiHlo, Dr. (liistav I.iiidstrom, M.
])o lioriol, I'iiiiciiml J)a\VHoii. l.'obert l':th«ri(l;,'o, Esq., Jan.,
It. .1. Locbinoro (Jui)|)y, l':s(i., Prof. Martin Duncan, jvml J. V.
Wliiteavcs, Ilaq. n. a. X.

L'niii;i> ('(ii.i.Kui:, Si. Am>iii;\vs. H( dii.ami.

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mnUCATlONS MADK in IIRITISII NOKTH AMKIIICA.
WKST INDIKS, AND KIJUOPK.

Agassiz, Lotiia. Miiiio^raiiliit's trKcliiiioilcniiiis viviinls rt fo.'irtilrs. Ncu-
. Iii\tiil. h:ih.

Doacrlbea noine North American rniiill Kohlnold*.

Anon. CurroHpondencoof Joacliiiii Harnitidc, Sir Will iiiiii L'i;;iiii iiiiil Jiiiiios
Hull, on tlu) Tucoiiiu SyHh^iii, uinl uii the ii^^o (if tliu fu.s.iilH tnuiid in tlii>
li'ockH of Northern Now Kngliind, nntl tlin Quol)t!r, (tronp of Kockn.
< Ctnmd. Sal., vol. vi, p)). liHi-l'.Mt. [ l't<print<'(l from Hu» .liu. Juiini. Set.
and Art», No. 92. IHtil.] Hill.

The (■nrreaponilKiirii i\enU rhlctly with tho I'harnrli'rw .if tlir |Vw«il< iiii'l lh» Hlrutlgra-
pliical ccnclUHloiiH dmIuclblH IherHfroiu.

Auon. Discovery of niior()s<()pi(; or>;anisins in tlir, Siliiooiis NodnloH of tho
I'aliDO/.oic Uockrt of New \'ork. '^I'anitd. Sal., vol. vii, pp. 281-'iS3.

Iti'CordH ih(! illncDvury by Dr. M. IJ. VVIilti! in Imriiiitoiii' iiiiclulnH Imm ihu C«rboiiitor
(III4, Di'VDiilan, Hiiil .SiltiriHU Rockn of numerous Mifrniiliyten nnd iliirir.na.

Authoiiy, J. O. liOttor to C. Lycill, Ks«i., V. 1*. 0. S., on iin iniprosnion of
tlio soft pnrtH of iin Orlhofcras. <^ <>aai'l. Joiirii. (ieol. Sue, veil, iii, pp.

•r.r>-ar.7 (with woodcut). H17.

Notii'i'S tht' oi'ciirrflncH in the OinciiiiiHtl Group of Ohio ol' Hpi'cimcnK "f OrllinrrraM.
:i|>|iari'iilly pruHcrviuK iink..i<i«i4iuMH uf the Hoft pr.rtn.

Bailey, J. 'W. Infusorial (lev. '•' .n A'n.rica. < Jnii. iiml May. Xat. lliil..
Ncr. 1, vol. XV, pp. '.'II, V' \ I-^'.').

A reprint fnmi Sii/iiinin't ineri t i 'no Junnary, 1SI5.

Bailey, J. W. On mu o'''^ih of tir>'c:i vid. and its fonnatioii in the oceaiia
of the present ' toiij, ^ Ahh.'-.uu ,,iij. Xat. Hint., ,ser. '.', vol. wiii, pp.
4-.'.V428. l-.-)(!.

Iteprlnted from I'ror. Iln^'iiiii .<.i,c. Xni. Ili»i., vol. v, p. aiii.

Bailey, L. W., and O. F. Matthew, rreliniinary report on the ^jcoloi^y of
t'out: >rii New IWuiiswick. <^ a cohujkal Snrn\ij of Canada : It'qxo/ of
I'logrexs for 1870-71. pp. l:t--JI(l. Ottawa, 1-<72.

C'oDtalna IIhIii of, iiml orcaxiiinal nntea nn, tln^ foH^<ill4.

Barker, Arthur B. Latent (diNervatioii.s on Eo/oon liinmleuse by I'rof.
Max .Schnlt/e. < .//i». and Ma;/. Xat. Hint., scr. •!, vol. xiii, pp. :i71l, ;i?it.
!-'74.

riiliilnliini? a letter from l>rnf. Mux Sclinlt/", in which he cxiireHscs the o;iiu;o:i tlint.
the " pni|ier wiiU" of F.tr.o'ihi U of inorganic origin.

Barraude, Joachim. SystenieSilurien dn Centre de la Dolieino. F. 185'2-74.

Uenerihea or iIImcubsbs critically a number of apeci'-'-i of American f.is«ii«.

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7G BIBLIOGRAVIIY OF INVEIlTEimATE VALEONTOLOOY.

11.

Barraude, Joachim. Olt.^crvatioii.'* siir inuihines geiirfs ilo CophalopodcK

.SiluritMiH. <, Hull, lie la Sor. lii'ol. ih Fraiuc, sor. 'J. t. xiv, pj). 4'Jrt-4:{7.

1857.

The flutti"!- (lisciism s thi' clmiHctiTii of vHrioin (reiifrn of Silurlun C'epbiilopodil, wilt
»p(ciul rt' fiTt'iii'i' til the types vviiioh occur in North Aiiierieii.

Barrande, Joachim. Dociinienta ancioiis et nouvoaiix sur liv finiiie primor-
(liiilo ct lo Bysti'ine TMcoiiiiiiie en Ain<^ri(iiio. <[ Bull, dc la Soc. Gi'ol.'jh
France, ser. 'i, vol.xviii, pp. -JCKi-Iiil. plates iv, v. IH'.l.

The following are thu priiicipHi snlijeflii (iiscumod in thiii elaborate memnir :— (1 ) The
oliaracterH of three pi iniordial T'ilobiles illsoovereil at Ueorsia ( Vorraon!). The eh-.ttCter«
«ndnllinitieaoftlu>ne are fully reatoilof. (0) Thonew fuiinadijicoveredip IBfiOinthe Point
Levis beds, near Quebec, and the primordial character of the Trilobitet. (3) The extou-
«ion of the prinim-dial fauna to Texas. (■)) Thii recognitiou of the primordial fauna in
Tennessee in lt<5(> and in N'eliraska in lt'58. (.'>) The Taconic System of Dr. Emmoni>.
Vnder this head, M. Barrande considers the aybtem of deponits, so-called, both geologically
and pahvoutologically, in great detail ; and he describes and figures the Trilohi'tt quoted
by Ilniinons. (6) The reir.aiuder of the memoir is occupied with discussing tbj viewi o;'
Hall, Marcou, and Logau on various points bearing on the above subjects.

Barrett, L. On some Cretaceous Rocks in tlio south-eastern portion of
Jainaiia. < (^)uart. Joiini. Gvoh .Sw. Lond., vol.xvi, pp. ;{24-;{'26. 1800.

A strHtigraphical paper, noting, however, the occurrence of Hippuritet, Inor.erami, and
other Cretaceous fossils in limestones underlying the Tertiary sertrs of Jamaica.

Bayfield, Capt, On the Junction of the Transition antl I'riniary Rocks of
Canada and Labrador. <^ (Jiiarl. Journ Geol. Soc. Loud., vol. i, pp. 450-459,
1S45.

Contains lists of the fossils.

Bell, Robert. On the occurrence of Fresh-water Shells iu some of our Post-
Tertiary deposits. <; Caitad. Sat., vol. vi, pp. 42-51. 1861.

Describes the occurrence of various fresh-water shells in the I'oat-Tertiary depoKits of
Lower Ci\nada, of the Lake Ontario region, of the Niagara Kiver, <ind of tlie country round
the Oeorjian Hey.

BesselB, liiail. Notes on Polaris ISay. < Hull, dc la .«oc. de Civgraphie,
Paris, 11'. 'Ji)l-'2lt'J. 1875.

Contains nulea on the .Silurian and I'ostl'liocene fossils.

Beyrich, E. IVIxt T.eaiii leidyi. <l /cUichnft d. deiitsch. r/eol. fus.. Bd.
\vi, PI). .((;;!,:!(; I. \^\\[.

A not ■ o;i the characters of Lniia hiihji.

Bigsby, John J. N'oti-s on the Geography and Geology of Lake Huron.
< Traill. CkiI. .Soc. UiuL, s.t. '2, vol. i, pp. 17r)--.>(lO, jdatcs xxv-xxx. If'i;?.
This memoir contains various notes on tlie I'osails, and espi'cially on the ()r!linrrratile$
:ind Corals. In :ui appendix is a note by .Mr. Stokes on n Tritiibile, to which he gives the
name ii! .Isitpliiif plntiji-iiihntin, from tlm Trenton I.iincstoiio of St. Joseph Island. One
ol' the lignres in pi. xxvii exliibits the labium. In the explanations to the plates, varioug
descriptive notes on the fossils are given, and Mr. .Stok. , "I'oends a description of his new
genus Huronia (which he here regards as a Coral), and names 11 vi! spicies i>r the same.

Bigsby, John J. On the Enatici of Caiiaila. < Quart. Jonnt. <!eol. Soc.
/.o/irf,, vol. vii, pp. '21.")-2'.W. 1851.

A geological paper, but notes ihi- occurrenee of I'ost-Tertiary strata with nuineroui
tiissil Unmnn on the bunks of the Nottawnsiiiig i itivor, Georgian Hay, Ontario, along
" ith other fresli-watiT shells.

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Bigsby, John J. ( ►ii tlie < Jeolojry of tlio Lako of Hie Woods, South lliulsou's
IJiiy. < Qmrl. Jouni. Gcol. Sor. Loiul, vol. viii, pp. 400-10(i. is.ji.

Notes the oocurnMioe of dcviTiil Upper SiluriuD fossils In llme.itone at Snadliill I.Hko,
lioHr I.Hk« of the Wooils.

Bigsby, John J. On the Geology of Qiuiieciiiulitseiivirons. < Quart. Jonrn.
llcol. .Soc. Luiitl, vol. ix, pi>. 8:2-101, with map iinil 4 <'ngiavin<5s. 18,"):!.

ConliiiiiH lints of fonsils collected hy the milhor from the Lower Silurluii rocks of tlis
neighbourhood of limbec, and from tlie (Quebec (iroup of Point Levis. A description and
li(?ure of a new species of Qraptolite (Hidy nigraptua racliiceiis) are supplied by .Mr.
Suiter, the specimens ht^iug from the Quebec (}roup,

Bigsby, John J. On the Puheozoic H,i.si!i of the .State of New Vork. Part i.
A synoptical view of the niineral>gical and fossfii chaiacter.s of the
Paheozoic stiutii of the State of Now York. < <^)iia)t. Jonrn. (Uol. Sov.
Land,, vol. xiv, pp. MOo, IJOti, and :{35-4'2<". 18.")f<.

In the first portion of Ihig memoir, the anthor gives an account of the I'aheozoic strata
of the Statit of New Vork, from the Catsktll I?\)rmation to the Potsdam Sandstone inclusive,
each formation be'.ug treated of as regards its litholog'cal characters, its geological position
Itnd Htratigraphicul relations, and its fossils, these last being divided into "typical", " re'< i-
rout in linrope ", and "recurrent in New York ". A short section is devoted to geological
and pnla:outulogical "inferences and conclusions", based on the preceding syvioptical
view of the strata; and the memoir is concluded with elaborate tables of fossils. Theie
tables are as follows:— I. The Silurian fossils of the State of New Vork ; II. The group-
relations of the Silurian fossils of the State of New Vork ; III, The recurrent fossils of tlie
Trenton Limestone; IV. The fossils escaped from l,.)wer to Upper Silurian, into and
BcrosH the Middle or Transitional I'eriod; V. The fostils common to Kurope and the
Niagara (iroup of the State of New Vork ; VI. The group-relations of the fossils of the four
Lower llelderberg Limestones; VII. Thegrouprclu'.onsof the Devonian f.issilsof the State
of New Vork ; VIII. The recurrent fossils of the Devonian System of the State of New
Vork, iucluiling the spei-lea which enter tVom the Silurian : I.\. The reciirreucy of t!ie fossils
of the Comiferons Limestone : X. IlHiniiton fossils common to the .State cf New York and
Kurope ; and .\l. European fossils In the Chemung Group of the State of New Vork.

Bigsby, John J. < >ii the Palu'ozoic Hasin of the State of New Yoik. Part ii.
Ciasnilicatioii of the Paheozoic .strata of tho State of New York. <] ',>"'"''•
Jonrn. lUol. Sue. Lontl., vol. xiv, i)p. 4'.i7-4.5!?. 1858.

In this portion of bis memoir, the iiulbor indicates what he believes to be the n/itural
clas^lllc'Htlon and arrangeMienl of the I'al.'eozoif Uoeks of tlie State of New Vork, us shown
both by pBlie')nto|ogloal and physical evidence.

Bigsby, Jehu J. 0;i the Palau)Z()ic' Hasin of the State of New York. Part iii.
An ciKiuiry into the sedimBiitary ii'i'l other external relations of the
Paiii'ozoic fos.sils of the State of New York. < Quart. Journ. Geol Soc.
Land., vol. xv, pj). ^51 -3;ir). 18iil>.

The chief Rnbjects treated of in this part of Dr. Bigsby's memoir are tlie characters and
conditions of sediments generally, and of the Pal:e"/.oic sediments hi particular; the distri-
bution and Immediate relations of ralitozoie animal life in Wales and in the State of I,iw
Vork ; the groupings of fossils and their orderof precedence; the increment anddeerci, ent
of I'ahetizolc genera and species; the duration of invertobratelife; the epochal and t'»' gra-
phical diirustoa of species : the recurrence oi" organic forms ; and the resemblances between
the PalnMroic basins of Wales and New Yor.t. Tlie paper it concluded by elaborate tables
showing the distribution of the Silurian and Devonian fossils of the State of New Vork,
and the dilTarent sedimentary habitsts of th j former.

31gsby, John J. On the T/aureiitian l''ormation : its niiner.il eonstitution, its
geographieal distribution, and its residuary elements of life. < G toxica I
:ittt,jazine, Dec. 1, vol. i, pp. 154-1.58, 200-aOG. 1H(M.

Contains remarks on the distribution of pliospbate of lime and carbon In the Lauren-
tlan Rocks, and on the occnrrenco of F.oioiin.

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Bigsby, John J. Thesaurus Siluriciis. Tlie Flora and Fauna of the Siluriuu
I't'ridd. Witli iiildtMula (fioin rt'ci'iit aeciuisitions). 1vol. 4\ pi>.'2l4.
London, 18ti8.

In this wull-kii"»n cHtiilogin- nf Silurian foisiN, ul! ilio specieH of Invertebrati' fonfill
known to the HUtlior iit the date ot liis work nn- reconled, with the names of their anthora
and their geological and geographieul positiontf.

[Billings, B.] Fossils of the rotsdaiu Sandstone; sea-weeds, shells, and
fooi-iirints on the rock at Boanharuois. < Canail N^at., vol. i. pp. :«-3'.t,
with 2 woodcuts, l"'.")!!.

Not ? on the fossils of tln' Totsdani .Sandstone.

[Billings, E. i On some of the characteristic fossils of the Lower Silurian
Hocks of Canada. < tV(»(i(?. .V(^^, vol. i, pp. :V.)-I7, with 11 woodcuts.

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[Billings, E. 1 < >n the t'linoidea or Stoin^-Lilics of the Trenton Limestone :
with a description of a new species. '^^^ Caiiiul. Xat., vol. i, jip. 4r<-."7.
with 4 woodcuts. W^M.

The new speeies di'Hcribcil is Clijploi riiiiif rnmidiiiini.

[Billings, E.] Fossils of the L'pper Silurian Rocks, Xiaj^ara and Clinlou
Groups. < Canad. .\itt., vol. i, pp. 'iT-liti. plate i. 185t).

Deserihes some chaniL-terislie Niagara and Clinton to-sils.

[Billings, E.] *>ii the fossil corals of the Lower Silurian IJocks of Canada.
<^ (Jaiiad. y<(t., vol. i. pp. ll.'i- 1,'-, with l.'i wooditits. IH,",!',.

Di'Scrilies some characteristic species.

[Billings, B.] ( »n some of the tccliiiictil terms used in the description of
fossil shells. <^ (amid. X<it.. vol. i, pp. l'.i!^-i;U, with 7 woodcuts. Id'rf!.

Describes the slrnctnre of tlie shell of the llrnchiojwilii.

[Billings, E. 1 Oii some of the fossil shells of the Niaj^ara and Clinton
formations. < Ciiiiad. X(tt.. vol. i, i>ii. IIU-IIW, plate ii. It^")!).

Dt'serilnjs soiiie of the cllaracteri^tic Brachiop'ids of tlie above-mentioned I\»rmati4>ni*.

[Billings, E.] On some of the Lower Silurian fossils of Canada. < <'(iiiad.
Xal., vol. i, pp. •JDIi-'iOS, with ',>;! woodcuts. Hr>t'i.

Dencrifies a number nf Hrachiopojs from the Trenti'U and Iludu )n Kiver formal ioiih'.

[Billings, E,] Descriiitiou of fossils ocemrin^ in the Siluriiin Hockn of
Ciinana. < Cmmd. X((t.. vol. i, pp. ;?l'i-:W(i, w ifh 10 woodcuts, l-.'ti.

Describes a number of characteristic .SiUtriau fosnils.

[Billings, E. ] On thuVrertiary Hocks of Canaila, with some a<-coiint of
their fossils. < Catutd. Xat., vol. i, jip. H-il-IMO, witii i:'> woodcuts. 1S5G.

Dencribi's a number of I'ostl'liocene fossils from C-'uda.

[Billings, E.] Fossils of the Hamilton Group. <r^C'anad. Xat., vol. i.'pp.
171-47l>, with 18 woodcuts. l.<)(i.

Descriptions of eoaimon Hamilton fossils, ipioii-d lor thi' most part fiom iho G< dusfyif
.\'cw I'ert. '.'■ I'rof. Hall.

[Billings, Li.] On the fronera of fo.ssil Ccphalo|)oda occurrinj; in Canada.
< Caiiad. Xal., vol. ii, pp. i:io-i;i.-', plate ii. I~.'»7.

Describes nine gijnera of fossil Ceplmlopo'ls as known to occur in Canada.

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Billings, E. Nott'H on some of tlio more reiuarkablo genera of Silurian and
Devonian fossils. ^ Canad. AV(<., new ser., vol. li, pp. lf'4-l'J8, witli II
woodcuts, and i)p. 4iio-4Uit, with ;! woodcuts. 1857.

DiKcunwH tin- »tniclur« ami iiflinilicn of IhciiitncuUli!:, I'ateenliis, iiiul Ilrniricr.d.

Billings, E. New ^(enera and species of fossils from the Silurian and De-
vonian formations of Canada. <^ Caiuul. Xut., vol. iii, pp. 1111-14), with
'24 wood ruts. I'-'W.

Dcncriptiou8 of nuiiinrouii new tositilB, fnim the Itipurl nf Pmi^nss of tfir Genlogic.al
Siirvnj iij Canada for IS.'iT.

Billings, E. Keport for the year 1857. < (leoloijknl Suywij of ( anadu : Uv-
port of Vrogress for the year 1857. Toronto, 18.')8. iip. MT-l'.'v', with -,'4
engravings.

lu the tirBt part ol tluH report, amoiinHt otlier iiiHtteri", iu an ensay on U\r tiamu of tliu
Black Ri\cr anil Trenton I.hnentoneH of Canada, an compared with that of the einilviilent
lorniationa in the United .StateK. Thr riMnai.iderof tlie report in occupied with dencrptions
of new genera and species of fossils. Amongst the Corals twenty new i^peeies are dencrihed
from the Lower and Upper Silurian and the Devonian formations ; the peiins l'ahrojiliijllu}u
l>eiug described as new. Thirteen new species of l.iimelliliriiiiehs are described, allocated
amongst the three newly detlned groups of Ctjrioilontu, f'niui.remia, and Mailnria. Lastly,
the remarkable Olinhi/i {Diiioholim] raiimlinsis is described and ligured, and the new
genus Kichtnihlia is propofed for a single new llrachlopod (A', sithiriijoiinlis) from the
Trenton Limestone.

Billings, E. On tlie AsteriadM' of the Lower .Silurian Ktxk.s of Canada.
<^ I'iijiires and J>c^crii>lloiis of Ciiiiadioii Uryaiiic Jiciitahis : Ihrudv 111.
Montreal, 1858. pp. 75-85, plates viii-x, with '^ woudeuts.

This memoir di'scribes U Kchi'^odi'rms, uliich the nuthor relcis to the AfUrinil,i\ One
ot these, however, belongs to Agt:bt<'riiiifin, and another is ri'fural>le to tlie abnorniiil sessile
^renits I'.ilriiHiflir (here proposed by the iiiitlior ill lieu of the name Ciiiiaslir, which he had
lireviousiy brought forward, but which is preoccupieil). AH the species are from the Tren-
ton Limestone or IliidMiii Hiver (Iroup. S/niasivr, I'i'raslir, and J'teiiia.'fir an' Jeliued as
new genera.

Billings, B. On the Cystidea; of the Lower Silurian liock.s of Can.ada.
<^Fi(litnn ond l)tb( riplioiw of Canadian Ovijuwir Jlanaiiin: Dnade 111.
Montreal. L-'5."'. pp. '.»-74, plates i-vii, with 'J'2 eiigravinos.

In the hrst portion of this work, the author treats of the geological position, structure,
and classilicatiou of the Cystideans, including such HUbjects as the general f inn and ex-
ti'rnal skeleton of these organisms; the mouth, iimbulacral oriflce, and anus; the arms,
anibulncral grooves, and plnuubr ; the pectinated rhombs, and tlie column. The second
section deals with the ambulacra! oritlces of the Cystideans and Crinoids. and adduces a
large body of evidence on tills head. The third section comprises descriptions of thespcies
of Cystideans found In llie Lower Silurian of Canada, IH species being describid. belonging
to the genera Vliuni-iinlilrs, Clyptoviialiiis, ComnroiijstUcs, Annjgiliilonj!'liHi. M.ilorytlUta,
I'ahroi-yatHc.s, and Alileocyntiics, of which the last three are now for the first time founded.

[Billings, E.] (it^ological Survey of Ctmada. Keport of progress for the
years 18.5:{-.54-.')5-5G. Printed hy ordorof the logi.slativo assembly, 1858.

The Valaiontological ..orlion of this report is by Mr. Hillings, and the first section re-
views the paheontologlcttl relations of the Autlcosti Kocks. Jn the second section the aethor
given detailed descriptions (unaccompanied by ligures) of nuiiierous new species of fossils
from the Silurian Uocks of Canada, comprising 3fi Echinodormi', 4 Hrachiopods, 14 tiastero-
podi, 3i Cepbalopods, 3 Trilobltos, '2 species of Pnscruliis (of uncertain atlinltios), and 2 of
lieatricea (hero refarred to the vegetaVe kingdom). There are also descriptions of 10
■peoieH of Cystldeftiis, which the author had preyiouBly puldished in the Vatntdiaii .lotinml
(ser. 1, vol. 11, 1831). The new genera described are nyhocriiiun, Carabocriiius, Vle.iocri-
nut, l'orocrinu$, Vaiceulii:, and lUairh-e.n. The Uuri,nuc of Stokes are referred to the
KeDUS Ui'thoccrai,

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Billings, E. On some uvw genora aud specit's of I'mcliiopoda from the Silu-
rian iuxl Devonian Hocks of Canada. < Cantul. Xat., a'oI. i v, pp. 131-i;]5,
with 10 il};iires. [From tho Itfjioft of Ihv (holoijiciil Surveif of Canadit for
IriuS.] 18ot).

ri>iiii(lH tlK'Kt'ni'ra CmtroniUnnwX Sirirkluiiilin {sulisiMiuiMilIy iilliTcil to Sirirkliiinlinia),
ami descriliun tliivi' new Hpt'CioH of tlir liitlcr.

Billings, E. Description of a new <^eiuis of Hraehiopoda, and on the jjemis
Cyitodonta. < t'tuim?. \til., vol. iv, pp. :{(>l-:U);?. [I'libiished in ad-
vance from the lUporl of Ihc (Ivolugicul Surrcji of Cunada, l8.">8-r)9.] H.VJ.
Komuls thi' iriiuiji Cnmcnllii, with lliree new Kpotien, iiml aiiu'iids thi> oliara<'t«r« of

Cvi!iiilu)lt(l.

Billings, E. Fossils of the C'alciferousSandroek. inelndinijthoseof a deposit
of White Limestone at Mingan, supposed to belong to the formation.
<(>(»«(/. Xat., vol. iv, pp. :i4.')-:{(i7, with I'i engravings. [Fr'-in the
]itliO>i of till Geological Survey of Canada for lS.">S-,')i).J If^.'iO.
Uesori!>e9 41 sprcii's from tlie Cttlcifi-roiiH .Suiiilstoiic. of which -'4 a"o new.

Billings, E. Description of anew i^alieozoie Starfish of the genus I'alieaster,
from Nova Scotia. <^C<niad. ^V((/., vol. iv, i>i). (lit, 7U, with a woodcut.
l>.V.t.

P<^«crihi'M, luicli ;' \'.f iiiuiii' of Pnl, rafter ;w)!'ii/.>'cu/«,«, ii new .Startisli from the Lower
Aiisaig Group (Mulile Silnrimii nf Arisaij, Nova Seotla.

Billings, E. Deseriptionsof some new species of Trilobites from the Lower
and Middle Silurian Hocks of Canada. <^ Camid. Xat., vol.iv, j)p. :?()<-
.'W;!, with Iti engravings. [Extracted from the Nvjmrt of ' the Geological
Simey of Canada for l!!'.")8-5l». ] 1«.')0.

Deserihes 12 new species of Trilohitvs (9 of Ilhruuf, I of .Imphhm.ani I of Triarthrut).

Billings, E. Fossils of the Cliazy Limestone, with descriptions of new
speei(?s. <^ Canad. Xiil.. vol. iv, pp. 4'jr)-470, with IW engravings. [Ex-
tracted from the Heporl of the Geological Snrreii of Canada for 18.')8-59.]
I^.o0.

Contains notices or descriptions of 12!t species of fo'isils from the Chazy T.iniestone,
beinR the total nniiiber at that time known as occurring in tiiis formation in Canada.
Thirty-four species are deacrilted as new.

tUtnad. Journ., new ser., vol. iv, p.

1 Billings, E.] Atrypa hemiplicuta.
;J16. 18,VJ.

A note statiiiR tliat .lirijim hemipliitin, n«ll, is a I'entamrruii, and that Pcntnmrrut
rcrirxiix. Bill., is only a large variety of it.

Billings, E. On the Crinoidea' of the Lower Siluriaa Rocks of Canada.
•'^Fignres and Dei^iriptionH of Canadian Organio liemainn : Decade I!'.
Montreal, Idfi'J. pji. 72, jtlates i-.\, with 24 woodcuts.

In the first portion of this work, the author gives au account of the history and struc-
ture of the Crinoids, and iu the second portion he describes all the Lower Silurian Crinoids
of Canada which are in such a stateof preservation as to allow of characterisation. In all,
43 species are recognized, belonglnf? to 13 genera, and IS species of the a'^ove number are
'lescribed for the first lime. The new generic types described are lilaatoidocrinut, Par.hjo-
trittK.t, Palitocrinus, IMcurrinus, and ■■<i/rinifocrinu8. Of these, lltaaloidor ,«, j"."'./*)-
■ :rinu», and Stjrins/ocritiuii, being based on incomplete examples, are not fnlW d« iVuit atiu
the most remarkable of them is the lirst, which forms in many reBfecs >\. rmsltl mill
between the tlngioiilci' and the trui Crinoids.

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Billings, E. On the Fossil Corals of the nevonian Rocks of Cai.ad.a West.
< CaiK.ul Jonrn., new ser., vol. iv, i>)i. 97-140, with 2'J woorli.nta. li^.V.).

TfcU memoir contnlDD dHiieriptlom of 45 Hpecies of foimll Corals frn.u the Cornlferous
nnd Humiltou formatioiiti uf Oiitnrio. The new gvnern llloiliropliijll n ani Haimcophi/ltiim
nre fouiiiled, and the new species are dUtributed a« follows ■.—AlowHlcii labhsa, A. crypto-
dtnt, fl!jringnpi>ralni.iHi, AiitDpnrn corniua. A fiUformia, A.umhcllifera, Ifelinphylluin crienif,
H. Mijinfaciinf, II, cmiaicitae, II. tcimiarptatHin, II. eiilliifiUiim, Clinidphytliim (meidacnae,
lllothrophyllum. dicortii-.atum, Ei 'ili)pli;/lliiin aimrncnac, DiphypKyUiini alriimiiieiim, D, ariin-
dinure.nm, GyaliphyUiim agsirign'.uin, V. acntcacnsc, ('. grandia ^, a,\n\ lliiiincophylliim
ordinaiutn,

Billings, B. Notes on the structure of the Crinoidea, Cystiilea, and lihis-
toidea. < I'anad. Nut., now ser., vol. iv, pj). 5i77-:20:{, with Hi w ■.(dents,
and PI). 4'.i(j-4:i:i, witli 7 woodcuts; also, ibid., vol. v, pp. lf<0-19"<, with 14
woodcuts. 1H51» and IriCO.

Billings, B. On some new 8i>ecies of fossils from the Limestone near Point
Levis opposite t^uehec. <^ Citiiad. Xut., vol. v, pp, ■.!Ul-o24, with :i() eii-
f^ravinys. 18G0.

This memoir deals with tin- tossils found in four liinei'loni's wliich are I'xposi'd at Paint
Levis, near Qiiebic, 64 spi'i'ies beiup; known, but only the /V/7n/<(/rs lining liure ili'»cril>ed.
The new species described are 3 of Agiioatita, 1 of CoiKu'ephnlitca, (i iif l>i':iiloc.<pliabit, i of
ArioHcllut, S of Mtnocephalua, 8 of Hathyurua, a of Chiinirua, and 2 of Asaphua.

Billings, B. Description of some new species of fossils from the Lower and
Middle Silurian Kocks of Canada. < Caiiad. Nat., vol. v, pp. 41Mi'J, with
la engravings. [Extracted from the Itepurt of the (leolcgical Surrey of
Canada for Ism.'] 18(i(t.

Describes 7 species of /S'fro/i/iomfKa, of which ti are new, and 5 new -ii'-ciis of Trilobites.

Billings, E. New 8i)ecies of fossils from thoLowerSilurian Rocks of Canada.
<[ Camid. Sat., vol. v, pp. lt)l-177, with 20 engravings. [Extracted froia
iUport >f Ihc (ieoloyical Surrey of Canada for 18(^)0.] l-i'iH.

Sixteen new species are described in this memoir, 10 of these beiu;; Oastenipods and
fi Cephalopods,

Billings, E. On the Devonian fi)S4ils of Canada West. <^ Canad. Journ.,
new ser., vol. v, pp. 219-;}S3, and vol. vi, p,>. i:id-Urt, 8.')3-'.i74, and 329-
3615, plate i,aiul 13:! woodcuts. 18li0.

This Is really a continuation of the memoir just noticed. Kleven additional species of
Corals are degoribed, belonging to the genera S/riVi(u/;ora(ijHp.), 'fraehyiiora(\ sp.), Alvrolitea
(4 «p.), Diphyphyllum (1 8p.), Hdiophyllum (t sp.), Chonnphylliim (t sp.), and Cyathophyllum
(I spj. The Brai7i(o/n)</(i of the Cornlferous and Hamilton formations are next treated of with
great fulness ; the characters of many of the genera being minutely discussed. Korty-three
hpocieu of Urachiopods are determined, of which 31) a>e previously recorded forms, whilst
13 are described as ne v species. In the class of the LamrllihrancMiUa, the characters of
the genus Cyrtodonta and its synonymy are treated at length, snd a now Coruiferouj
Bivalve of the subgenus I'nniizemia is described under the name of ('. tompkiiiai. Three
new species of Gasteropods are recorded, and, amongst Cephalopods, two new forms of
Cyrlocernt. The occurrence of 1) species of 'J'ri.ubitca and 2 of Lipirdiila in these deposits
is tiually noted.

Billings, E. On some of the rocks and fossils occurring near Philipsbnrg,
Canada East. <^Ca)iad. A'a(.,vol.vi,p)». 310-3^8, wit iiOeugiavings. 18G1.

Describes the roclis near Philipsbnrg, and the fossils contained in them. From strata of
the age of the CalcifenniK a number of fossils were obtained, of which Camcret'.a falcifera
k uUomphilut aiiiadeii.ii.1, I', iitiortua, /•;. fpiralia, and Ampliiuii lalicri are described as
new species.

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Billings, E. On the (KcurnMU'c of Graptolites in the b;iso of the Lower Silu-
rian. < Canad. X<it., vol. vi, pp. 'J-ll-IUS. HC.l.

Donln Willi tin' (litfHriMit fciriim of GrapUilUca found 111 llio diffiTPiif nii'mbi'm of tlii^
■Silurian SyntiMn in variouii piirtu of the world, witli espueiiil refireuco to tli» bcaiing of
tliesi' toaitiirt ou llio (lUOBlion iin to the iigu of Ihi- Quebi'i- Qronp.

Billings, B. Xew species of Lower Silurian fn,-8ils. Montreal, l?JGl. pp.
21, witli '25 en};ravings.

Tu this paiiiphli't (nulisi'ipicntly rnpulilished in Ihn same author's Vnl,tn:oic Fo^tih, vol.
i, l^tj.")), Mr. Hillings dim'rilien a numliiT of fomtils from the Potsdam Sandstone, Calciforous,
(JhRzy, Black Kivpr, and Trouton fonnntions. TUu genus Arch,r.ocijathu» (doubtfully re-
fiTr^'d to till' SponKi's) i.< proposed for some singular fossils from limestones at Anso au
l.oup, of the age of the 1'otsd.im Group, the new genus Oholclla for BracMopods from the
sauiu formation, and the genus Saltcrclla for Tubicolar Annelidet, dlacovere.1 in tho same
beds. Some Sponges from the Chuzy Limestone are grouped together under the new
generic title of Kaspoiiifid,

Billings, E. Remarks upon Prof. Hall's recent pulilieation, entitled "Con-
tributions to rul;eontoloi;y '\ <^ Caimd. Xut., vol. vii, pp. 3t;9-'.593.
18(!2.

C'hielly ii controversial paper, dealing with questions of priority. The last portion of
the paper is ii critical notice of certain points in which Mr. Billiiigs cousidirs that Mr.
Ilall's (letorminalions and conclusions are not correct,

[Billings, E.] (ie()liij;i(al Surve.y of Canada. Itejiort of progress from its
comnienceiiient to ISd;?. pp. DH;!, with 498 wood-en};riivin);s. Montreal,

it-c;:!.

The greater portion of this classical work is occupied with the exposition of the geo-
logical structure of Canada ; but numerous ditaJls are introduced by Mr. Billings as to the
organic remains of each successive rock-formation. Tho fossils occurring i'l the typical
sections of each forii'iition nro enumerated, and, though nr,; described, very numerous
illustrations are Introduced for their elticidation. In an appendix, Mr, Billings gives a
detailed eatalonue of the Lower Silurian lossils of Canada (exclusive of those of the Quebec
Group), the authority, reference, and geological range of eacli species being given. There
is also a list of the GrnploliUs of the (,Juebec Group.

Billings, E. On the parallelism of the Quebec (ironp with the Llandeilo of
Eiiolaud and Australia, and with the Cha/.y and Calciferous formations.
<[ Vunad. Nal., vol. viii, pp. 19 -li'.l, with 4 engravinj^s. ISli:).

The object of this paper is to prove that the " (Juebec Group " Is truly referable to the
Lower Silurian, and not to the "Primonlial" formation. The evidence brought forward
is mainly palaontologlcal, though to some extent physical also. In conclusion, the author
describes aud figures a new species of Har/ies {If. di.iitoiii) 'rom the Trenton Limestone of
Ottawa, and a new Cyniiin (C (•uphtmiii) from tho Gorniferous Limestone. The discovery
of the calcareous spires of Cijn'nn is also recorded.

Billings, E. Description of a new species of Phillipsia, from tho Lower
Carboniferous Rocks of Nova Scotia. < Canad. Nat., vol. viii, pp. 209,
210, with woodcut. 16('3.

The species Is described under the name of Philliiitia lioiri.

Billings, E. On the genus Stricklaiidia;— proiioscd altcratioii o
< Canad. Nat., vol. viii, p. ;J70. 18(!;i.

f the name

The name strirklnnJin being approjiriati-d in fossil liotaiiy, the author dianges the
name of his genus to Slrir.t'tlainlinin.

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Billings, E. Notice of some now genera and species of Pulioozoic fossila,
< Canad. Xal., new Her., vol. ii, pp. 4'2')-i'i-i. ICGo.

DeHcrlbcH a number of Hpodog of Coruli) of the geiiern Calapacin, Ihliolilcn, Famiilet,
Slenoporn, rctntia, /.nplireHth, EriJophyUiim, niid Ohoiidjiliijlliim, from the Mldiiln SilurlHi.
of AnilcoHti and the Clinton t'orniHtlon of Miinltoiilhi Ijtland. The KPn"" CnlapiTcia i»
found Ml for CoralH reHemblhiK Hiliolliee, but with twlci' a^ many septa and with ;mural
pori'D.

Billings, E. I'iilii'ozoic fossils. Volume i. Containing doscriptions and
tignres of new or little known species of organic remains from tiio Siln-
rian Roclcs. lrtt;i-C,'). <^ deoloijical Survey of Canada. Montreal, 180.').
8-. )ip. 420, with 401 engravings.

The flr8t portion of thin report (pp. 1-24) wan publlxhed iu IgCl, and the principal
changoB that it has been subjected to in reprinting are that the diHcovery of Hpicules iu
Arc/iicocynthus la noted, A.prufundui in fouiKled for Hpecimens originally referred to ,1.
minganensif, Olendius in adopted instead of ParaUoxiiies, and Kiiinrgina id inserted iu the
name of OholUla cingulnia.

The second por.tion (pp. S5-5fi1 wan originally published In January, 18(ii, and deals
with new species of fossils, mostly Oasteropods, Ijaniullibranchs, and BrnchloiKxls, from tlio
(JalciferoHS, Ch izy, Black Kiver, and Trenton formations. The new geuus Arlhrudema
Is proposed for n branched I'ohjzoi'm (() from the Trenton l^imestone.

The third portion (pp. .W-HW; was originally published in June, IP62; but pp. ST-fifi
are here added to the reissue, and embrace a Paheontological analysis of the fosMls of the
Quebec Group iir I,6vls Formation, as bearing uu the stratlgraphieal relations of this de-
posit. The remiiining portion (pp. 67-16i?) Is occupied with descriptions of new species of
fossils from the Quebec ({roup (pp. fl7-9(i), and from diU'erent parts of the Lower, Middle,
and Upper .Silurisin Rocks of Canada (pp. !tr>-I(i8).

The fourtli portion of the work (pp. Iti9-3'14) was originally issaed in February, It^Sj,
and the remainder (pp. 345-4' ;U) was Issued with the complete work in October, 1865.
These two sections of the report aro occupied with detailed descriptions of the new species
of fossils collected by the otiicers of the Geological Survey of Canada in the Lower Palico-
zoic formations of that country, from the Qnebec Group to the Guelph Limestones, inclu-
sive; but it would not be posi'lblo here to give any detailed analysis of the varied matter
contained in llie jjiiges of this important work. It may bo noted, however, that a large
amount of space Is devoted to llie description of the fossils of tlie Quebec Group, and tlial
a considerable number of species aro characterised from tills formation In Newfoundland.

Billings, E. Catalogue of tlie Silurian fossils of tlio Island of Anticosii,
■with descriptions of some new gt^neriv aiul spt'(;ies. ]ip. 'J;i, with 2S en-
gravings. <^Givlo(jiital Siirveij of Canada. Montreal, 1800.

In the first portion of this report (pp. .ViS), the author catalogues the Lowi-r Silurluu
(Hudson River Group) fossils of the Island of Antieosti. The list comprises 118 species,
Including 28 forms which are now described for the (Irst time. The second portion of tli9
report (pp. '2!)-7a) deals with the fossils of the "Antieosti Orou|) " of rocks (Viddle Silu-
rian), enumerating 18'J species; the now species, to the number of 7t), beinor 'escrii.ed at
length. In an appendix (pp. 72, 73), some additional fossils from the Hudson I'.iver Group
are considered, the new genus .'.iriVA « i(c« l)eing proposed for some curious t-acks. An
additional section (pp. 75-82) gives a general review of the pahoontological relations of tho
Silurian deposits of Antieosti, and their relations to thu Silurian formations of other regions
in North America and Europe. Finally, a noction is devoted to the description (pp. 82-!Ki)
of somenewCephalopods, Cystideans, and Corals from the Clinton and Niagara formations.
Twenty-four new species are described, and tho generic name of Strcptncerat is pmposed
for Cephalopods witli the form of Oncoceras combined with the trilobed aperture of I'Urag-
mocerat.

Billings, B. On the classification of the sub-divisions of McCoy't. jremis
Athj-ris, as dotermineil by the laws of zoological uomenclaturo. <^ Ann.
'tnd Mag. Xat. Hist., ser. 15, vol. xx, pp. 23:5-247. 1<^C7.

Reprinted from .4mrr. Jniirn. Sri. ninl Ant, July, 18'!7,

81 lUlU.loGRAPIlV OF INVKIM'KIUIATK PALKONTOLOfJV.

Billings, E. licscriittiini of two mow sjiecii's of .Stri(,'kliimliiiiii. <] (Icolniji-
idl .UiujiKuii; Dlm'. 1, vol. V, jip. r>'.M)4, i»l. iv. l-'d"*.

Till' ni'W B|)i>ci<'n flH»crll)f(i iiri.' Slric'ilnndinin dnviilfoiii hihI S. fnlirrii, Imtli limn the
" AuticoKti Orimii".

Bihii^ga, E. Xotn on tin- Htnntiirpof tlie lilastoiilt-a. <^ Ami. (itnl Mwj. Sid.
llixt.. Ml'. I, vol, iv. |i. 7(1. l-(i;».

Ui'|ii'iiilf(l Irom Hilhmnn'f Annr. .hnirii.. Miiy. li»lil).

I Billings, E. ] Note on tlic llliistoidcii. <[(.'((»(((?. Sill., new Her., vol. iv,

i>ii. .-;», ;"). i-i;:t.

Billings, E. Xotison .soiiii'siicciiiii'iisof liOWtM'Silitrijin Tiilobiti's. <[ <,hiart.
Jonni. (iivl. .*>■(»(. Loud., vol. xx vi, \t\>. IT'J— ISf), platij-s xxxi and xxxii. 1870.

Tlip iiuthor ■lojfci'ilios (li a KpiM'imi'ii of .ianpliun ]>l(iliirc;.'hiilus, /mm the Trenton Liiup-
Htone oFCaimiln, ["howhiu the miih'r niiie of thi! hoiy, logetlinr with whiit Appear to be the
baHcii of cij^ht pairs of h'gs ; (i) spHClintMiii of Hi'Vfial Aiacrican Hpciien of Anniihun. bhow-
ing "I'anilHilan iirgaiiH' ; (Hi a rulleilup ,<pi'i'iineu of Cnlijm.'nc scnaria tilli'd with Hinall
ovate l)i)ilii'». The aiitlior also diHruAscit the nature of I'rinivliuitn and Climneiirhniles,
anil cnncluilis tliat thi'se track.s luive ri'ally bci'U produced by Trilubitci.

Billings, E. Notes on the stniclnre of tlio Crinoidea, Cystifleu, and IMas-
toidcM. -"^ Ann. ami Mug. Sal. llhl., sei'. 4, vol. v, \\\>. 'Z'>\-iWi and 40'J-
41(i, and M)1. vii, pp. 14'i-l.")8, with niunei'oim enj^ravings. 1-'7I)-71.

An ehihorate papiT on tlic almve Hulijcct. Amongst the Hpecial poiiits treated of are
tlie |Hl^ltion of the mouth in nlatiou to tliaanibiilacial sy«tem : the nature of the pectlnatoil
rhumbs and oaliciiie pores of the (Jijstnidea : the mrncture of Codaaicr McCoy, ami of
I'cinrimUiH : the hom"U);<ieii of the reiipiratory organs of the Paheo/.oie and recent Kchino-
denim; the " convoluted plate " of the Crinoiden ; the strtli-'ture of the calyx in I'eiitrcmitrt
and yiiriairriniiii : the reienibhinces between the Cyntoids, lllastoidH, and L'rlnoidn on the
one hand ami the htrvie of tlie A^teroiiis on the othi' hand: and the natnre an 1 relationa
of the oral, iiual, ovarian. anM ambnlacral openings. The forms upon which the author
has founded his observations are American.

Billings, E. Note on Trinu'iilla atnta. <^ Ann. luid Mog. Sat. UM., nor. 4,
vol, viii, ji).. 14(1, 141. 1-^71.

Ueprinted from ,4iiicr, .Toiirn. .Sri. and Arts, June, \i7l.

Billings, E. On some new species of Palieozoic fossils. <[ I'aiiad. Sal., new
sei'., vol. vi, pp. '.Jia-'ivia, with '2 enj^ravings. l':71.

Describes tlirce new species of IlijiiUihi:!! {Thecal from the .Silurian of Canada, and
change? Tinea triniigulnrin, Hall, to llijollthra amerii'anus. Defines the genus Oholella, and
describes uh new spi'cies O. gcmmn ami O. cirre. Also founds tlie geuus Moiwmrnlla, and
characti-rises two Hi,ecitfs.

Billings, E. Renfirkson the'raconic contioveisy. < Cmnid.Sal., newser.,
vol. vi, [ip. :!i:i-;i25. 1871.

A discussion of the position of the "Taconic Uooks " of Ktumons, chietly from a
palieontological point ol view, and as connecti'd with i|uesiions of priority.

Billings, B. On the {jcnns ( )li()lc llina. < f'anad. S'al., new ser., vol. vi, pp.
;3-J()-3'.U, -with 7 wooil(iit.s. 1871.

GIveHan extended definition of UbuJrUhin. and descrlb'S O. mn^ id lira, from the Blac';
Itiver Limestone, as new.

Billings, E. Additional notes on the Taeo'iic controversy. <^ Canad. Sal.,
iK'w ser., vol. \ i. (ip. 4(;<l-4C5. l-r71.

II.— I'UnLICATIONS MADK IN lUMTIHII AMKUK'A, KTC. 8.~>

Billinga.E. On sonio fossils from t) • rrinionliiil Ii'imUm of NtnvfoiitKllaiiil.
< Ctimitl .\ul., uv.w HIT., vol. vi, lip, l(;:.-17!t. with II eii-rniviiif{H. HTl.

Prom fockH of I'riiiionliul agv in Creiit ll.-ll [..liiml, l.uigidii murriii/i, Lini/nl,:ll,if
nffi'ih. L. <<) Kjii-'Hii. and Cr.i:iiiim sii.iilin nri> <lc<ciibc(l bh iii-w. From Munevliin utralii
Ohiildla .' mhii; StraimroUina rtmnla, llfinliihcinrnlltnii. Agraiilui miinlin, A.dffmin, Siih>
noplciirn cummuiiiii, Annimliniiii triiiitliis, I'arnih r i iU» liintlnt, /'. ilmirii>, [iiliitlai liilla,
Stiiiiil/icrii paiiprr, iinil S'nnillii rtliniliitii are di'Mcrllmd an nfw. Ii>l,itlm In prDpiiHcil aa a
new gciuiH fur Kinall HrHclii(i|i<id8 allied to Acruin 'n and KiiUirffhia ; and Siinilld for Qan-
teropods allii'd to Mrioptnmit. Axiiidrltn lirraii'iv'r.a In tlin naini- ^iven to Hiiiiit! cnriuiH
ioM\U from llio Ilnronian of S'. Jolin'K, at^ociatfcl with Arcitu-dlin t>piriilU.

Billings, E. Xotc oti tlic discovery of fossil.s in tin; •• \Viiioosl<i MmUlo " at
Swaiiton, Vf. < Camuh Xtit., new stT., vol, vi, p. WiA. Irt71.

Notes tliB discovery of S'lllrnllii In ttiy " Wiiiod^ki Marlilc. ", Hlinwiiii,' ijjis rock to lia
of the ago of the Helle Isle IJinestone,

Billings, E. On tliti Mcsozoic fossils ffoiii H-iti.sli Coliiniltia. -^ fieologival
SiirrvyofCdiitKlii: l!ipi)i t of /'roi/rcH-it'or H7-2-7;!. Aiipeiidix ii, pp. 71-7 ).

ThiK memoir contains notex on the M •no/, lic fossils coilfctcrl liy Mr. .lairies Kiehardsoii
in British ColiiailiiH in Iti7:3. There is also a table sh )\ving the i;eolo},'ic-al lioriz )ns of the
Moso/.olc Koeks of British Coliimljla as compared with those ol' Kinjlaiid, Neliiaska, mid
California.

Billings, E. Piiliiozoic fossils. Vol. ii, p.irr, I. pp. 1 H, with t-.'. woodcuts
aud y plates, -c^ Mumoirn of tlw (Iculiiijiral Siinn/ of ((iiiiidn. Monti'eal,
1874.

The first section of tliis work rontains descriptions ot the f is»ils of the " Gaspfi Series ",
some of the beds of wliich aro Ujiper Silurian ami some Devonian, with an interinediato
group that maybe reganleil as passage-beds. Tln> new species lietermined from this series
comprise .'i species of Corals, 3 of I'oly/.oa, l** of llrachiiipo Is. 10 of r.iiiuollilirauchs, 8 .if
(iastero)inds, and 1 Trilobite. The next section gives descriptions of fossils obtained from
the Primordial Kocks of Hell Island, Xewfoiuidland. tlie e.vact position of tliese deposits
being somewh it nncertuin. Descriptions of some of these forms hiid been previously ptili-
lished (Cnniul. Sat., 1870); but six are new speci"S. From lieds inferior to those of IJell
Island, and thi.uglit to be referable to the Lower l.lngulal'iags or Menevian (iroup, eleven
new species of fos.'ils are descritied. From the Ilnronian Rocks of .St., John's, N'eufound-
land, the author describes Af/iiff'flti firm •mrici, Strmtihi in pinijii'r, atid S''i >iitla ritinilntii —
the last two being small imtellil'orm (Jasti.ropods, whilst the alVinities of the lirst are un-
certain.

The author neitt discusses the characters of the j^-enn-' S'rir'.lmnliiiiii. di-scribing live
previously recorded species and a ■•ingle new lorin i >'. melisun). The next portion of the work
is occupied with a discussion of the structure of the OrinniJen, Oijuliiiilia. and llliistoii/nt.
This seclion was originiilly pnlillshed in the Aimr.JoKnt. Si-i. and Artu, lf*t)!)-7il, and the
Am. nnd Miif. .Vn(. ///.<(., 1^70-71. and it is reproiluced here with gome corrections aud
aildillons. Fiinilly, the auihir describes IS new species of Lnmctlihrnni-hinla from the
Arlsaig series (t'pper .SiluriiinJ of Nova Scotia. The new genu.i Pfeniii'illii is proposed
for forms like Piirinca rr.iriijh rn, and U species are referred to it.

Billings, E. On some new or little known fossils from Uw .SilnrJMU and
Devonian HkcIvs of Ciiiada. < CaiKul. Xat., new st.-r,, vol. vii. jip. 'i'-V)-
•J40, with '2 lifjnres. 1-71,

Describes Aitlocopina ^'rniiii, a new genus and species of fossil sponges from the
Niagara formation. The genus lliiern/ihrrniis is proposed for Corals of the type of /.n-
phri'iilin iirnlilirii Bill. Species of Ampliras, Xn/ilireiiHi', Giirnccriin, Orllnifcriif, mid Livhiis
are described from the Devonian ol Ontario. Fiimlly, some changes of nomencliilnre aro
noted.

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.S(J lUHLIOliR.Vl'HV ()!• IN'VKUTEUU.VTE r.VLEONTOLUG V.

Billings, E. On nuiiu' nt-w ^(•iiciii ami Hpt'civs of Paliro/oic Moljiisea.
V CiiiiikI. .\(it., new HLT., vol. vii, |i|i. ;t01, W',!, with -i lijjuros. l""T5,

Koiiiiiln till' iii'W gpuiu lUiiinii for TetUna /iriica tlia., Anatinn tiiivnta Ilall, iiml tti«
111 Tf /. I'l ,1,1,/, ,i*n from I 111- t'|i|ii'i Sllurliiuof 111, "ny of llbiili'tini. Tliv gcmiH I'lcniniidtii
\> |irop"«iil I'lir f iniiK uf lln' lv|ii> of Vurinin retrnjhin.

Bouve, M. rygoiliyiichns gouldii, a, now Echinus from tlio MilUloiie Grit
of licoi-irirt. <^Anii.am\ Mmj. Siil. JUdI., sit. 1, vol. \ix, p. 1 1'J. HIT.

A iviiriiit frimi Silliiii.iu's .iiuriinl, Miiy, IHIT, p. 4:iT.

Bradley, Frank H. I)i.'.srii|itioii of a now Trilobito from this I'jliiliim
SaiuNtoiic, witli a note by E. Hillin){s. <^ Caiuid. Sat., vol. v, jiii. \'H\-
\-il>, with I ciigruviuj^.s. l-^dO.

Till* paper by Mr. Hrmlli-y iK rcprhitiMl from SiUiiimnn Journal. 2il «i'r., vol. xxx,
|>. 'Jll, liinl (le^icribi's aii'l ligiiri'rt h new TriinUitr from ttm I'otuclam .Saiuliioiiu of Keeiie-
vIIIh. N. V. iiihlcr 111!' nmiii' of Oniocrjili'iliic^ minntiiH. Mr. IlilUiigHiiililn ii uoU- iliiicuiiKiiig
111,' iliiiraitc TH I,; tills fliiiMios mill iioiiiig tlii) otliiT foriiiH of tlui gumiH known lo occur la
(janiulH. Mr, HillliigH uUo appc'uil< an adililional notn (reprlntt'd frion SilHiimii'ii .hmriinl,
Novi'iiil),-r, l»7ili, ili>Hi'rllilag«oiiU' ni'iv H|iei'iiiU'n« of t'i,/ioi',/,/m//(c« miiiiiliif, In which fro»h
clmr.ii'li'rs ari' cxhlliiti'il.

Brady, G. S., and H. W. Crosskey. Note?* on foatdl O.^tracoilii from the
rost-Tcrtiiiry deioiitsof Ciiiiada and New Kii);liuid. < UeoUxj'ual Magu-
ciiK, Decade I.vol. viii, pp. lid-li"), jdiite ii. 1>71.

Tim imthorH notice 3'] HpHcleiiof Oitracixia from the abovoiiiintioiieil cl'pmln. of which
CiiOicri; CIS ihlalii, ('. mirr'iiniie:/!, O. logntii, OiJihtrHra grunnliimt, V. cristarn, and Oytht-
ri'jininn rimiildii'iliim iir,' di HiT.lied for thu llrnt tiiiu'.

Brady, Henry B. A iuono;;nvph of Carlioniforon.s and INirmian I'oramini-
fcra ( till' nt'uiis I'nxulinaexcopteil). <^ I'lilironlogi'aphical .Sjciely, H7(i, ji]!.
l-lCiCi, plates i-\ii.

This work Is iiuci',: ,.,.iiy prliu'lpally coaoerncd with British forms, but not exclusively
8 I. At liaRc 17 is H sHiiiiiiary of geological localitleH In North America which have yielded
Carbnuifeious or I'ermiiin Furuminifcrn. The lollowing foriiin are cleHcrlbeil !roni the
< arboiiiferou« ilocks of Noi th Aiuerlcft :— ('n/w„/,«n paUrntrui-hiin Klirb., I', drrurrcn;
v. pUcniii llr.i'ly, J', bnlldidis. n. Bp., ('. rMrfi<, n. sp., iVu tnsiiie'la i)ri.-!cHln Ditwson, fa/-
cnri:ia iviihi^/na, n. Kp., and h'.inhiVujra hoininiiii I'liill. The laHt is »howii to be the Hubse-
•jHeutly desLTilied II noti i hftilciji llall, from tlio .Speraen Hill l/miuitone of Indi.ina.

Tom.

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Brongniart, Adolphe. Hist liio dl^s Vi'yt'^taiix rossiles.
)>p.7U,71. l.;-.iJ-l-.

The fossils deieiiijeil by Uroii,'iiiHrt under tlio nameti Fiirniiks ili;iiiiitii.i miil Finoidtn
frrm, from the (^uebic (Iroup rif INiint I-i-vis, are really flrii/iKililvs : t'.io former being the
Gi-iijiiiilii/iiiii [Dijiluifrtijiliis] prhiiiiijunnis of Hall, and tlie latter thu ','. \ I'ctragriijitua]
hryonttidcs of the »ame author.

Bronn, H. Q. Lctli.ia (ico^iiostloa, oder .Vbbildniij; iind Hisschreiliiing der

iiir (lit! (iebirjjjsfonnatiiini'ti bezeiclineiidsten Versti;inoniii;,'un. [Fi^fures

and dcseriptioiis of tlie eliara':tL'ri»tic fossils of the f^reat formations]

Isl ed., 1-^:!.") ; yd cd. (Hniiiii it Uocnicr), lr-."jl-.")(). :i vols, p \ With atlas.

Deseriben many spei ies of Aii^erican fossils.

Buckland, William. 'Micolo^iy ", in •' V.)yaoc, iVe,, to the Tacilic and
lU!hrin.i,''s Strait.s, performed lull. M. S. ' lUossom ' '", by Captain IJuechey.
-V. London, IHy'j. p. l.-)7.

Ill the geological appendix to Capt. 11,'echey'H work, I'rol. Hiickland notices the re-
■f»mblance of the CHrbuniferons I.ini.'stoiie of Cape Thomson, northwest of America, hit.
•J7- ti N. lou;;. Ifii^ 45 W., to that of Ucrbyshire, and refers to its fossil contents.

ii.__runLu:ATioNS madk in buu

i.t«r Hermann. Tlu-o.naumalioi. <<! H", - j^^,^.^^^ ,^g.

^-t,r;:2:;t^^"--"'''^ ■': :::r:::

,vt Sta. navl.anv iCahtmi a) ■ ^>' irtCC.

a,ul .VPy. A'"'- »-<■' '"'''■■ •'- ^"' ';/'..,•, m.in,n , a,. , '.'. '"-'""-

.,u„ fully .UHcu««e<J. ,„,„,,,.„.,.( ol'^cner, No. :^U P-

Carpenter, VT. »•
•.UlO. 1*^«'>-

[Not Hooni.ytlu. writer! ninUies of Ko/or.n oana-

Carpenter. W. B ^^^^^. ^^^^ ^„, „_ ,,. ui U-K

Areprlu.fro.u Journ. O.l. So. L , ^^,,, ,„a a.ru.Uios of

, W B rurtbcr observations on tho bIuk ^^^^ ^^^^,,,^

Carpentei.W.B. 1 j.^,^ ,,ucr tothopi'^^'^l'^"^'- <""
Ko/.oiiu canaiionsi..

Ar,-. .ottUe«tateof...eKo.ooacontrov ^ .,„„. «"'l

W B Ni.vv o1)acrvatiou3 on 1'^"''°"" \, ,,„.,,. a vings. I'^Ti.

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„i,„„n,u.rtm.e skeleton -.mulcoucUuM

tUe organic origin of £"--""«• ^ ,,,„ ,,„,, ,V,,tf.

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Carpenter. W. B. ^'^'^j ..sri/.'-T','. l^'*'

Carpenter, W. u. ,1^^ Kozoiiu canadensc. <,^

^recavi.uUvtion of the v.-K'.P»lf''^'- '"«"''

w B Xotes on Otto Uahu's ^^'.^ "'J^" "^^^._ 4, vol. s vii, pp.
Carpenter, W. B. >"t^^^ ^ |,„,. ,, mi .!/«!/•'''"'• -^'"'■' ^
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88 BlULIOGllArilY OF INVKRTEBRATK V ALEONTOLOGY .

Carter, H. J. On the stniotiue called E;)/.oon caniidenso lu tlio Laurentiaii
Liincstoiio of Canada. (A lettor to I'rof. W. Kin;?,) <[ Ann. and Mag.
y<tl. llist., sei'. 4, vol. xiii, pp. 1"<D-19;J. 1874.

Oiveii roftnons for bplieviiig that Eozuijn i» not of orgHnic origin.

Carter, H. J. On the strneturo called EdzoiIh canadoiiso in the Liurentiaii
Limestone of Canada. < Ann. and Maij. Xut. UM., ser. 4, vol. xiii, pp.
370-:i7!:?, with 1 enjjravinj;. 1874.

Carter, H. J. Kelation of the Caiiivl-systi-ni to theTubnlation in the Fora-
iniuifera, with reference to Dr. Dawson's ' Dawn of Life'. <[ Ann. and
Mug. Xat, Uist., sor. 4, vol. \vi, pp. 420-404. Ifi7.">.

Dl8ru9»e« llie niinuto utructure of tlie test of rccniit Fi)raminifern, na bearing on the
nature of Eu-.u'vn ranndcnsc.

Casseday, S. A. Beschreibnng einos ncnen Crinoiden-Geschlcchtes ana
deni Kohlenkalkstein Nord-Anierikas. <[ /ritwhrift d. Deutfch. Geol. Ges.,
Bd. vi, pp. 2:{7-24'.>, plate ii. 1854.

The author proposeii ami ileflneg the geniiit Ilalnrrinii.t for two new i"pec!e9 (B. kosa-
dddylus and H. irrcgiilarif) from the Carbouiferous Lime«ti>iie of Inrtiiina.

Castelnau, F. de. Essai snr le S.v8{^Ino Silinion de rAiiicrifine Septeiitrio-
nale. I'aris, 1843. pp. 5i). With 17 plates.

lu thin work, the author describes .. number of Cruntiicenna. Cephalopodn, QaHteropodd,
Draoliiopodi., Conchifera, Corald, Crinoidii, &c,, from the Silurian of North America. A
larite number of HpecioH are dencribed m new, liut many of tliesu hcve been BUbiequently
Identitied with previously recorded formi4.

C[hapman], E. J. Asaphns canadensis. <^ L'anad. Jonrn., new ser., vol. i,
pp. 482, 48;!. 18r)().

Confers the name of Amiphus canndcnsh on m new Trilobite from the Utica Slate.

Chapman, "E. J. A review of the Trilohites : their characters and classilica-
tion. <^ Vanad. ./ourn., new ser,, vol. i, pp. 271-28t). 18r)t).
A general review of the order Trilobita.

C[hapman], B. J. Asaphns l.atiiuarginatus. <^ Canud. Jonrn., new ser,,
vol. ii, pp. 47, 48. 1857.

nirtcussefl a question raided by Prof. Hall us to the identity of the author's A'aphua
cnitadciifis wMh the orevi"- Iv (i(.;)ciiljed A. liilimnrgnuilH:* Hall, and fully deiicribea the
characters of the former.

Chapman, B. J. On the ocfiirrcnce of the j;oiius Cryptoceras in Silurian
Kecks. < Canud. Jonrn., new ser., vol. ii, pp. 2t.i4-2()8. 1857.

Notes the occurrence of the genus Cri/ptD.rras in the Black Hiver LiraoKtono of
Lorette in Eastern Canada.

Cbapman, B, J. On the occnrrenco oi the genus Cryptoceras in Silnrian
Kocks. < Ann. and Mag. Xal. IIM., ser. 2, vol. x\, pp. 114-117. 1857.

Notes the occurrence 'n the Lower .Silurian Rocks of Canada of a species of Crypto-
ceras [Liiuitfs].

C[hapman], B. J. Trinucleiis conrentricns. < Cuitad. Jonrn., now ser.,
vol. iii, pp. 414, 415, with woodcut. 1858.

Describes the glabella of a specimen of the al)ove Trilnbilr from the Trenton Lime-
stone near Quebec, which shows peculiar luisnl and central tubercles.

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II.— PUBLICATIONS MADE IN BRITISH AMERICA, ETC. SI)

Chapman, E. J. On some now Tiilobites from Caiiailian Rocks. < Ann,
uml Muij. Sat. Ilisl., ser. 3, vol. ii, pp. 0-10, with 2 woodcuts. 18.")8,

MiilntBlnH the ilUtinolneBii n( Annjihua •anndrntia Chapiii., which the author had pre-
viously dencrlbeil, by im unBlysin of the other knowu ii|iecii'H of the ({enug. The name
Asaiiliits hnlli Irt proposed for u second form, fioin t!ie Trenton Limestone of Peterljoroufh,
Ontario.

Chapman, E. J. On some new Tiilobitos from Canatliiin lioeks. < Caiiad.
Jonni., new ser., vol. iii, pp. '2:W-3I{"<, with 2 woodcuts. 1*58.

Deicnbennnd figures as new species Asiiphitu canadensis from the Utioa Slali' and .(.
haUi from tlie Tieuton Limestone.

Chapman, E. J. On tlio HypoBtonia of Asaplins canciilensiri, and on a third
new species of Asaphns from the Canadian Rocks. < Catiad. .fonni., now
ser., vol. iv, pp. 1-4, with 2 woodcnt.s. Id.V.).

The new Bpecic-s is from the Utica .Slate, am', U named Asn/ihus liinrksii.

Chapman, E. J. Presence of Colnnmaria alvcolata and Strnmatocerinia
rno;o.sum in Tn-nton Limestone. <] Caiiad. Joiini., new ser., vol. iv, p.
49:5. 1859.

Notes the discovery of the tiboveniL'nlioued sp?cii.s in tlie Trcnlna Limestone of the
neighbourhood of Itelleville, Ont.

Chapman, E. J. On a new species of Ayrelacrinites, and on the strnctural
relations of that j^enus. <^ Ann. ami Mag. Xat. Hist., ser. 3, vol. vi, pp.
ir)7-l()2, with woodcut. 180(1.

Describes Agdacrinitct billiiitrsii, from the Trenton Limestone of Peterbnrongu,
Canada West.

Chapman, E. J. Notes on the Geolopy of the l$lue Mountain Escarpment
in CoHinsjwood Township, Caufida West. < Canad. Journ., new ser., vol.
V, pp. 304, 305. 1800.

Contains notes on the fossils (Utlca Slate and Hudson River Group).

Chapman, E. J. On the geolos," of Belleville amt the surrouudiii;; district.
< Caned. Journ., new ser., vol. v, pp. 41-48. 1800.

Gives lists of, and notes on, the fossils of the Trenton Limestone of Belleville, Onf.

Chapman, E. J. Aselacrinites billingsii : a new species : preliminary
notice. < Canad. Jonrn., new ser., vol. v, pp. 204, W5. l-^OH.

Chapman, E. J. On a new species of Agelacrinites, and on the structural
relations of that genus. <^ Canad. Jonrn.. new ser., vol. v, pp. 35S-3C.5,
with woodcut. 1800,

The author deserllies a new species of Agilncrinilcs from the Trenton Limestone of
Peterborough, Ont., under the name of .1. billinifsii. The structure and systematic re'.atlons
.)f the genus are discussed, and the author proposes to found for its reception, along with
EdriodsUr, a. new order, which he terms T/iyroiila.

Chapman, E. J. A popular exposition of the Minerals and Geolojjy of Can-
ada. < i.'anad. Jonrn., new ser., vols, v, vi, vii, aiul viii, with 248 en-
gravings. 18C(M)3.

Part iv of this series of papers (lor. cit, vol. vi. pp. 300-5ii?, vol. vii, pp. I0S-I'2I. and
vol. viii, pp. 17-:t3> gives a general account of the fossils of Cem.da; and part v (vol. vill,
pp. 111-127, Igl5-9I6, and 437-4<i0) fives a review of the succesMve stratitled formations of
Canada and their characteristic organic remains.

i, iji
I'

90 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IXVEIITEBKATE PALEONTOLOGY.

Chapman, H.J, Au outline of tho Geology ofCiiiiiida, based on UHiibilivisiou
of t'.io provinces into natiuiil ureas. 8 \ jjp. 104, witli 12 plates ami
iiiups. Toronto, 187o.

CnntiihiK noteii on tlie orgnn'c roinalna of the ditTurent goologlcal foriuationa of Cannda,
with six platos illustrating tlie more chiirnctnrlHtlc fomilln.

Chapman, B. J. On the probable nature of tlie supposed fossil tracks
known as I'roticlinitos and Cliinactioiniites, <[ Cnnad. Jonni., new ser.,
vol. xvi, i>p. 7. IS"!'.

The author givps reasons lor bclioving Vrolirhiiiiet and i.limnclirhniirs, from the I'otii-
(1iin> Sunilstone, ari^ tint th« tracks of UrnslacKanH, liut tbi impressions of large r'liuoidd.

Cleve, P. T. On the i.'eolo<;y of the North-eastern West India Islands.
<^l\ongJ, Sfeiiska retcnHkoi>K-Ahad. Handl., Ud. ix, No. 12, )tp. 48, with
'2 i)late8. 1870.

Contains unuierous notes on the fossils.

Cotteau, O. Sur les Onrsins des Antilles suddoises. <[ ISutl. ilv la Soc. Gvol.
lie ]-'raucc, sdr. ;?, t. ii, i)p. 1'2'>, VH't. 1875.

A preliminary note, drawinj,' attention to the fact tliat tlie Miocene Echinold* of the
Antilles have a close resenil)hince to those derived I'roui the same beds iu Malta and other
Mediterranean islands.

Cotteau, — . Koliinids of the West Indies. "^h'unijL Svenakn I'dcnHkapg'
Akud. IlaiulL, Bd. xiii, No. (!. 187.').

(Not seen by the writer. ]

Credner, G. R. Ceratitos fastigiatns and Saleuia cexana. <^ Ziiluvhrifl J'iir
d, (ivnammlen yittniufhu., Bd. xii, pp. 10.")-11G. pi. v. 187.").

De.scribis S'llciiin iiraita from the Cretaceous (!) deposits of Texas.

Credner, Hermann. Die vor-silurischen Gebildoder oberen Halb-Insel von
Michij^an. < Xeitschr, dir Dcntsch. OeoL lies., Bd. xxi, pp. riKWol). 18(i;i.

Credner, Hermann. IMe Kieide von New J('rsey. <^ZcihLhr. di'r Deutsch.
GvoJ. Gis., vol. xxii, jip. litl-i.")l, pi. iv. lt^7i;.

A cnnsiderable section of this menmir is devoted to tlw description of tli" fossils mot
with in the Cretacious deposits of New Jersey, and another deaU w itii their vertical exteii-
tion mid ftratitjraphicHl relations.

Dana, J. D. <>n the supposed legs of the Trilobite, Asaphus platycephaliis.
<^ Ann. and Mag. Xui, JHhI., ser. 4, vol. vii, pp. ;!()G-;i(')8. 1871.

An ndviince copy of au article imblished in the Amer. Jouru. .Sfi. and .Irli., May, ISVl.

D'Arcliiac, — . Note snr rexisteneo des restes orsauiiiues dans les Kochi s
Laureutienncs dn Caiiiida. <[ Complm J'cndiis. vol. liii, pp. IHJ-I'JI,
l-^G-j.

A note iires'iitKi by M, I) Ai' ' i;ic on tlie part of Dr. W. B. Carpenter as to the dis-
covery of KoiKi'tii cnniih nsi .

D'Archiac, Vincount, mid Edouard de Verneuil. On the fossils of the
older dei)t)sits in the Khenish Provinces; preeeded by a general survey
of the (auiui of the I'alaozoic Rocks, and followed by a tabular list of
the organic remains of the De\oniau System in Europe. <^ TraiiH. Gvol.
Soc. Loud., ser. 12, vol. vi. jiart ii, jip. :.lO;5-'illO. 4 . 1'^ l"».

In the classified list puiiplied by the authors of the fossils of the older deposits of the
UhenLsh I'rovinces, and of the Devonian syslein of Kiirope generally, many ppecies aro
determined as occurring In corresponding deposits in Nortli America.

Davl

Scotia. V i „„,,„._;(;,y,u-/w'iaia

W(5'»- ., , „„a fl.ur..\. th» following l.eL.g a> w . /

^:£:::..; , ^ - ■ "-

_„„, „„,|Wir.iamKto6. "'■ " „„„r(.,Io«i». «'•l■*•'■
^:£ :.::-, V,.. ---,tf :;::--- r - r-jr-

;U, i.l8. i and ii. ,,,.. „,,..i, M-.a-s .»■« f.-i'""^'" ''"

,,,., f„.U. of .UU .on.Uion .0 « '•

t,.u.WHl.water in type. v,„au.u.ifora. Coccol.U.^.^V'..'

Dawson. G- !»• , j- j^inuiubu. < ' """"•

in the Cretaceous UuoKs oi

:;:"=-:-: k:':;::S'-t^^^^^^ ■""

^ iv/r U..)H)vt ou the ^eolojTN -i'"' '^ ^f Hie Woods to the

tW (intl.eCoal-Meaauiertoi 111 ^_^.^_

DaWBOn, J- W • ^ ; ,„„J., vol. X, in>- > »- i,„„„.im,r.mul>i uih. ilg-
'Ih.. InviTtebruto lo»"iis

,.,„,„ KJ«,.r,U»la...l- „, ,„.„., .nl.. ™'""
Ibclr f«»Ml-. InChnpt.rXUUP.

92 lUBLTOCillAl'IIV OF liNVKUTEHUATK PALEONTOLOUY.

(JoiilM.Mimiri-H iiriMniati'il nf. In Cli'iplei XVl (pp. 2'<'i-:iU), iliu author given anarroiint of
till' fosHilii lit thii Ciirl)iiniti'ron» I.liunslimi', ili'iii'rll)iiiK in now lAthoatr'ttinn pictoemi, Za-
pliriiilia tnini.i, ('ijnlhnphijUinn hilliilif'i, S'viiopnra irilia, t'eiirKtclla lyiili, Ithyiichuiiclla
ilia Hurll, It.ifiiiii/rliiKi Uiirit, Ointrniirlln anna lliirtt, M^idioln pimlri, M, nrniiia, Pte-
roiiiles jfnijcnaiH, Mncrihlon hariliiiui, M. nirtiis, M. • nhiihniiriiilirnfiii, Ediniiniliii kartii,
E. anomiilii, Vi/prienriHn iiini'i'in, Pli:iir' ■ilinrnn iinailrii'nsintiia, Carilinin unhannnliila, C.
itnliiimuneniiiii, Area pitnctifer, Avicnlnpn'te.n lijMi, A. relinilatUH, A. timpler, A. rora, A.
k'l)rrliann.i, iloniilaria jiliiiiii'n.itaia, Knnmphiibin rturtiviin, Naticapnia ilinpa^fa, I'laly-
Sihiama (hiUia, It'iruiifma arntiiln, MHrrhimnin ifi/puca, M.trir'mitiihitn, PUurnlomnria dia-
prrsa, i*. ignahilh^ Xaitfilua ai'Ditftiahf ii'irortraa harltii, Orthoi'.rrna dtlaUtm, O. vhidoho-
iiinHf, (K pfrsf.i'ictitni, Spirnriti'* itm^iilatii ', Syrpitlifra hiirtiitii'n''h, S, a nun buna, 5. inrlrgant,
mid lli'i/ric'iia jii'iinii. In Chitplcr X VII U'P' 'tHil-IW), tlie I'ulinonate MdIUisok, Myriapoiit,
unci liiKf rtH of lht< N'nvii Srotiii C"Hl-Korini»tii>n iiri- ilescrilu'd. At pp. ."ijll-.ljl! h mi Hci'ount of
tti« CriislaociiiH anil In'teilii of tlii' Devonian, tlii' laltiT (likn tlin InntctM of llii' Civrlionifcr-
oun) bi'inti duMrriticd by Mr. Si-ml.liT. In ('liapter .Will ari' noticcK and IIkId of tlio Uppor
Silurinn fonnila, Dii'i/oiirma inhaliri bi-ini; tl','uruil an iimv. IJi'HcrlptlonHof the Upp"r Silu-
rian foH.Hil!! (pp. .Vil-lilD) iirti Rivi'ii, prini'ipally an publinhml by I'rnf. ll.tU in 18li(), but
sonii) ni'W I'.irnH art' iliiHeribtHl. Kinally. thi' iiutliur Kivrs ili-siTiptioiit (pp. (il I-'mT) of the
Piiinoidial fossils of tliK .\railiaii OrcMip In a M^, ii'itm by .Mr. II irtt, a iinniln'r of uew
fiiriiiH buing I'lmrai't'-risiMl uinl figured.

Dawson, J. W. 8iii)pl(,'i!H'iit to \\w hccoikI tMlilion of Aciidiaii (ioolojjj',
coiitiiiiiiiio; additional fact.s as to tlu)};enloo;ica) stnictiim, t'oH.sil rciiiaiii.s,
and mineral resources of Nova Scotia, New Itriiiiswick, aixl I'riiico
Edward I-slaiid. pp. 10"2. witli IS on<;ravini;.s. Montreal, 1878.

Tli'sBuppli'iiU'iit contains nil tlio new niatti!r In 'lie lid I'dilion of the "Ai'iidian fji-ology".
Tliero are varioui* noti'H on, and lljg'Uii'H of, invertebrate fosnilH from tbe (.'arboniferontt
aud.Slluiian.

Dawson, J. W. .Supplementary cliaptor to Acadian Geolo;ry. 1- . pp. 70.
Kdinbiirjjli, l^liO. With enj^ravini^s.

Noficea and flguren fossils from the CarbonilVroUH, Devonian, and .Silurian forinationM,

Dawson, J. W. On tho newer PliociMio and I'ost-Pliocene deposits of tho
vicinity of Montreal, with notices of fjssiis recently discDvered in them.
<^ (aiKul. Nat., vol. ii, p]i. lOl-liCi, plate vii. l^TiT.

Contains a I'.escriptive list of the Post-I'liocBiie deposits in the iieii;lil)oulio id of Mont-
real.

Dawson, J. W. On the Lower Coal Measures as developed in ISritisb
America. < <^h(iirt..loin-ii. Ciol. Soc. Loud., vol. xv, pp. (5'i-7(J. 18."i'.».

Part III of thin memoir treats of the fauna of the Lower CoalMeanures. The Inver-
tebrate remains noticed cmnytn^a Kntomnalraca, Annelide burrowM and tracks (tigsi. (i and
7), Bupposed Crustacean tracks (tig. 8), and a small IJnio-like Bivalve.

Dawson, J. W. On a Terrestrial Mollusc, a Chilofrnathons Myri.'ipod, and
Homo new species of Heptiles, from the Coal-Formation of Nova Scotia.
< (*iiart. .fourn. G<vl. ^Soc. Lomh, vol. xvi, pp. '21)8-277. IHGO.

Having obtained numerous Hpeelmenii, the nnthor is here enabled to fully describ»
Pupa rnima (tigs. 1-3), p.eviiusiy characterised from a single specimen by Sir Charles
I.yell {({iiart. Junni. Ooil. .Vn,- , vol. ix). \;ihbiua aigiUnrur is also fully described and
figured (tigs. 4-o).

Dawson, o. W. On tho Htriictiirc of certain organic remains in tlio Lau-
rentian Limestones of Canada. < Quart. Jonvn. Ueol. Sjv. Land, vol.
xxi pp. '»l-5!>, pis. vi, vii. 18(m.

The author gives a detailed description of tlie structure of the bodies described by .Sir
William Lig.-m as being organic and as occurring in the Lower Lanreiitian Llir.estoncii

...1..., f.iith.r oom-»vu\< « >'•>< '•' ■

l.•ol•(l"''"'/'

imlhor lurlh.r oo.K-ivui. >

Dawson. J. W, » . ^ ,,,,, ,,,a.V.>n«u«.»' < N-'^ ,,„„„,.. /u.n..

l.s.-.,.tl ( ''''^'^^f, ''!:,, ■,,.,,., .....l..n. ..«■

I. S" . '• '■■ "•'■ "^'"■" , , „„,„,, ,„ ,„, J..« •" ' "- '"'

"::..;,,,...-.».-.......,.».»,.---"• -"••

Dawson, J. W- ^: „ ,,,,, ,„• . vol. n. m>. «l-

Tn.lonsne. <. « "

. .• ,.,..1 notes <»1 »>" '"''''*•

„„ , W. on o..v,uu. ov.tauu. -"''^ ,' ,,,.,n.-Ul. l"^'-

°^T"Lo.T:;n....^;:.;^;;|:;;;--;^^

vc,.,. / (...(»., V»'»- '^''"•' *'l • ' .>,.,„ of tlio Bon.r«l appear-

,.K..auau..r,«eoWc^U«^-«^^^^^^^^^^^^ ,, „,. *^''^'-^^^^ ;::^ .o... Lake an.
Bock, ut -l'"*"- '"*'". '^r m.x. .».*l* «'«" '■«'-''''r*''.rhr objection, brought for-

'vUlch the caua»..y.wm ha. b. . dUcoVorod

.rho.«thor»ot«..U---;:-^^^^^^
„p,.«.„l. .VsctUnum. of th.m by M ^^^^ discovered

„ J W on souu«nMU.i«. of l^^a>r,V: >•:.»., mnvsor..voUii,
Dawson, J. w- '^ . i v.uv UrmiA^viok. v^t^""""-
iu Nova Sootn* ««»<» ^«>^ "; ^^^,^

ui> >»0'2--2i>li. with r. NVOiMU'Ut^. earboniferou. a«A Devomau

* ^ „ . dWcovorv of l«..-ct.r.noaU,s in the ^^ „ ,,„„„,; (Carbou-

.„,..;«..--«. ?rom .he IKvoumu.

\n milLlOUIlAlMIY OF INVKllTKURATB PALEONTOLOGY.

Dawson, J. W. Additirtiuil notes on tlio r.wt-lMioci'iio (lenosits of the St.
Lawicmo Viillfy. < rVfiidiJ. .V.(^, vol. iv, Irt.V.t, pp. '-i:!-:}'.*, with If. on-

gravinjis. l"'tilt.

Tilt' HUtlior (U'Hcribi'D nml flBiinn tlit> Fdraminifira m\il Hryir.oa {I'ohjzon] of tlie Poit-
Pliocene il>'|)n,iltH of Lower Ciiiittilft. Of thu former « npi'de*, »ail of thi' latti'r B Hpecleii
nro .•nuiiicrrtli'd, of wliicli /.</)ni/m iiiiiulrknrniitn U donerllH-d a* nvvr. Tliu occurrence of
frcsliwadr HheIN appuroiitly really hcloiiKlng to the miiuo ileponltn in further uoteU.

Dawson, J. W. On the niicroi(C(>|)ic strucuiiro of some Ctinatlian Ijimo-
stoiicH. < Camul Xat , vol. iv, pp. ICl-KW, with (! woodcuts. IHii'J.

Treat* of the microscopic coimtltntlon of the Trenton, Black River, and CUany Lime-
gtoncH, HhowhiK that all of theae are eaiiontlally of organic origin.

Dawson, J. W. Note on Honio now aninuil reniains from the Ciirlwniferons
and Devonian of Canada. < (iiuirt. Jo urn. G'««/. Soc. Lontl, vol. xxvi, p.
KJfi. [Abstract.] 1870.

Dealu chlelly wltU verte!>ratc», but notices noiae Insect-remains from the Coal-Moasures.

Dawson, J. W. On the Silnrian and Devonian Rocks of Nova Scotia.
< ( amul Xiil., vol. v, pp. i:t:!-l.j:!. 1670.

This paper Is principally a gpolojjical one, but the fossils of the various lockgroups
are noted, mid one new specicH, viz, Dictijuiiema wehstiri Hall, Is figured.

Dawson, J. W. Notico of Tertiary fossils from Labrador, Maine, &c.,
and remarks on the climate of Canada in the newer Pliocene or Ploisto-
ceno period. <^ Canaih Xat., vol. v, pp. 188-liOO, vith 5 enjjravinjjs.
l."<70.

Notices a collection of fn!<«Hs from the Post-Pliocene deposits of Tertiary Bay on the
coast of Labrador, amon,{st which are several I'draiuiiiifera. The only new species is
Noiiioniii ' lahrndori-ii. A oollecliou of Post-Pliocene deposits from Portland, M.ilne, Is
also noticed, and the author likewise notlcos the occurrence of fresh-water shells In certain
Post-Plioceue dcponits.

Dawson, J. W. Notes on the Oeology of Murray Uay, Lower St. Law-
rence. <^ I'unmJ. y'at., vol. vi, pp. 1:58-151. 1871.

Contains lists of the fossils discovered, In a note at the end, Mr. Billings describes aiid
tl),'ures as u new species Liiigula ffa, from rocka of the age of the Black lliver Limestone.

Dawson, J. W. Post-1'liocpno Goolof^jy of Canada. < CaiiatJ. Xnt., now
ser., vol. vi, pp. l!)-42, 1(U)-187, '.>41-'2.'.l>, 3f)l)-»l(). 1871.

A series of papers descriptive of the geological and paht'ontological features of the
Post-l'liucene deposits of Canada, subaeiiuently published In a collected form (Montreal,
)87-J).

Dawson, J. W. Notes on the Post-Pliocene Geology of Canada, with espe-
cial reference to the conditions of acciunnlation of the deposits and the
marine life of the period. 8\ pp. 112, with 7 plates, Montreal, I87'i.

Most of the matter of this work was originally published in the form of a series of
papers In the Canadian XMiiralisi between Ig-IT and .?5(), In Sir William I,ogan'« Report
on tht (icofogy of Canada for 1883, and in the author't: Acadian Qeulugy, The present
work snminari»es the facts and conclusions of the previous papers, adding a number of
fresh facts, and correcting the formerly published lists of fossils, and thus presenting as
complete a view as possible of the geology and pahcontology of the superficial deposits of
Canada. The second portion of the work (pp. uli-lOj) is occupied with a catalogue, often
of a critical character, of the fossils of the Post-Pliocene deposits of Canada ; and the third
part (pp. 102-112) is largely concerned with the relations of the Post-Plioceue fossils to
<|Uestlons as to the derivation of species.

DaW

or.

II. ,,,, 40:«. Lomloii.t"**-'-

.aw.on.XW.TUe.to....U^-H^^ ,„,.„....

A p„p«Ur account of th«-«cc..i , ...U the I'rot-

7r,i"fci"». , . , ,„.:,,,^ „( agnatic nnimnN nntl >»« -

, w TbeD.uvuof Life; -°« ^^^^ f," L and to tho aev.U.l-
,„e„t ot the anunal ku.^ao, ^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^ ^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^

.U^lutUe Known --—«;--„, ,,,.,™,.„.a j;^-— ::;^;,,. ««.. Ar-

neriptive -ketch " /'"' ^"J, rLaureutlan lAmc.tonOH » J "^"^.^ ,„,,very of K.:..;.'.
.howiug the .llHtribnOon n the U ^^^^^^^ _^^^,p^ ^^i,ieh le i to t ^^^^^ .^ ^,^.

geatonll. Next. « ''-^'-y '-,«;« by C^rven.".' ««'» "- "f ! ,. J .ul iUU I. o.o.n,.«r.Hl
L.l tt recora of »» >■""»""'""„„,« «tmctare exhibited by A- ■ " ^ „.■„„ ,he umu-

^ith the 8tvuct«rc ot recent !• ^„j „itu k ':"°7'^™ .le.U» with the *ucce-.-

Zx m which K»-.-i'. "»« ^'"'" ^7 i„ ,„e Hixth chapter, «''7" ""'^Xr".'., S.r,m.<.<..r-«.

chapter treats of certain l CaUlhriaii

291. 1»**^- , , fou'Kl in the^e rocks it. Cmaaa

•---TfS5r:=r-<. -

Pierve. <^V"""\ «. rAte St.

9G ninLioauAriiv of invkutkuhate pai.kontolooy.

Ill diVu. NiimiTiiunclirysotllH v^lnn pan* llirnilgli the lliii«iitoa«, lint llie milbor cnnrludt't
lliiil tlicy are allntti'lhi'rmilHfiiiU'iil lothc f.imll in iirliflii. Tlieclo»« ri'DemblHiioo of w«'uth-
cicil Mpiilnii'iH tM .ST'imnl i/i'tV't is liiHittt*! upon ; unit two nt'W IViniiit nf fi.iMnn cii'iJilmtt
lire MfKiTili"'! 114 viir. ini'itir mid viir. fir-rviilin i. Tin' liiiio>t'i|i« iiiMnDtiiiii'K coiit*in«
imiinrmiK litlli" Klubnii' i-iwl* of I'limulnrli'ts, sliiulf or attai'luil In Rroiipii. euch of nrhtrh
linsjuHHcii till' niriicliiri- (if till" " |iiii|ii'r wall " of Kn-.iuni. For tlu'Hi-, Ihi- uiithnr propo«e<
till' liaiiii' of Ar,-liuiiMi)>i,rriiiii .

DawBon, J. W. Eozoiln ciiiiikIoiiho nocnnliii}; ti> lliilin, -^ .tnti. ami Mag.

.^(l^ Jiixt., HIT. 1. vol. x\ iii, itp. ','i)-;h. i>t7.

A critical uollco ot a incnioir by Ilaliu (.tu-e jmst.), In wiiifli i;ii> latli'r t>iiili'u\our« to
hIiow that ICir.DuH U a iiiiii'ly inintTHl Mriirturf.

Dawson, J. W. Noti- on two I'jilii'Dzoic tlrii.staciMiiiH from Nova ISootia.
<^i,,ol(iiii<(il M(iijii:tiii, I)i't'iiili) II, vol. iv, pp. ."iti-.")"", with '.* eii^riiviii<r8.

(tiviM ili'«,'rl|itiiin unci tii[iiri'« nl A'llhiiijuil.imdH (/'ii/.f winiiiim hiU'ami Dawnon nnii
UiiinDliiHii'iif ilii'Cf'i'i' ilull.

De Cew, J. N'oto.s on tUo Oei>V>)ty of tin- towiwhips of Wiinlhiiin iuul Mitl-
iUetoii, county of Norfjlk, k'. W. <,' Caiivl.Jo ii-n., iii>\v SL>r., vol. vi, pp.
•J7.">-y77. l-(il.

t'onlBlni) li«t< of foi»iS iliscDvcrtv! m ttiu Orinkany auil U iraifarou-i form ilicnii.

De La Beche, [sir] H. T. Kfinarks on tin; Geology of Jaiiiiticn. < Ti'an».
Ueol. Sov. Lon.L. hit. '2, vol. ii, pp. 1 IH-llM. l"",".*.
Contains a few inti's on tlio fnsnilH.

Desor. E. Synopsis dos I'l'liiiiiilos fossih-t. I'.iiis, l-i-. i>;\ 4'Ji), witli
atlas of plates.

Deiicribi'H viiriou* fosnil Ki'liinoiiln from tlin Auu'rican province.

Desor, M. E., und Edward C. Cabot. <)u tbo Tertiary and nioiu recent
depositH in the Island of Nantucket. (In a letter to Sit Cliarle.s Lyell.)

< (,»««»•/. Joiini. (ivol. S'jr. Loud., vol. v, pp. ;ilO-'J44. HI'.*.

Contain* li»tii of l'i>«tPliocone foHsila (principally M>llii«f(i) from Nantnckft.

Devine, T. Description of a new Trilobito from the Quebec Group.

< Caiirtd. Xat., vol. viii pp. 'Xt-OS, li^s. 1 and 2. l.'^t>;J.

The apecles it iledcribej a. J'.eniit t lugani, Mr. Billiugn ailiU a nutf on Itn HlHiiiticd.

Devine, T, noscription of a now Trilobito from the l^uebec Group.

< C(((i«rf. Sat., vol. viii, pp. 'JIO, '.ill, with woodcut. l-Ti:!.
The 8peciuii \i deacrlbod an Menocep'ialua talieri.

D'Orbigny, Alcide. I'lilt'ontologie de Cuba. In Ramox i>k i.a Saoh.v's
llixtoire I'hysiiiiii, Politiiinr it Xalurelle ik Vtk dr Cuba. Taris, 1S;U).

(Dencrilieii the Foramhiifcra and Mollusca, Not aeon by the writer.]

D'Orbigny, Alcide. Prodrome do ral<'ontol»>;ie Htratigraphiqno uuiver-
selle des Animaux Mollusques etUayonnds. 3 vols. J'aris, li:J50-.V2.

Dcrtui'H a few upecie* of Atnerleau foiisllit, and cuumerateo many otliem.

Duchassaing, P. Essai sur la constitution giSologique de la parlie basse
de la Guadeloupe, dito la Grai de-Terre. < />'«f/. de la Soc. Ct'ol. dt
France, a6r. 2, vol. iv, jip. 109;!-1 11)0. li:?47.

Thl* memoir i< principally geological, but tl;e nut'.ior notes nomc of fh'> foiiaila.

i

II.— l'UIILHATI(»NS MAI»K IN niMIISlI AMKKICA, ETC. 97

Diichaataliig. P. oii<«i>i°viitioii-> Hiir Ic^t foriiiiitioiiii iuoiIitid-s <lit I'iIihId liv
(•iituU'li>ii|u<. <^ Ihill. lU III .Sii(. (li'oi dr I'rnnve, wr. •,', vol. .\ii, jip.
T.'ht-7ril>, l"*.Vi.

Thl4 mpiiinir I'ln'a'ot n«l>'ii on ih>< I'oMiU nn<l \» lo.'iiilii.tli'l liy ii talil" of ihx FohhII huJ
riMi-iit Ki'luu^.iil«ol tli» AiitlllKnitiii Uiiir nf Mi'zlcii.

DuohKMaiiig, P., iiii'f J. Mlchelotti. Mi^niiMn- nui- 1<-m CoialliitircH dcA
Aiitilli's. • ^ .Ut iiioWi lii'tUi limit .tnniKili'lli' i>iini:i' ili V'i«riH(), HtM'. "J, vol.
xi\. pi». «t»-:«(U, with 10 |>lntt'8. HiiT.

Till* ui-in >lr tri';ii« |iriiici|i;illy <>f ihi' r.'o.Mi^ CuriiU nf iln' Aiilllli'ii, Iml uoticeii hIm
■<im» III ilix fiiMll Inriiii Irnni IIik tHiiia ri'iil'in.

Duchaasning, P., nml J. Mlchelotti. Sii|i|ilt''iu(<til an Mt'iiioiro him- Ii^h
t'oriilliiiiii'.H (li's .Viitilh',"*. «^ Mniiorir dillii llriili' Ainvl. ihllv Scirii;e
ili 7'u('ini, scr. ',•. vol. wiii, pp. '.tr-'JOi'i, with 11 itlutos. HTl.

I.Ik* I'la piM'V'lliii' iIiIk m«iiioir U poni'<TU<'il priaripiilly with tli.) ri'ivnt CoriiU of llie
.\ntrili'« ; lilt till- nut ir* rNii i|1«-ii<» huhi nf tin TirtUry forun.

Duncan, P. Martin. t>ii lli<i fossil (,'ornl.s of ,tlii> West Iiiiliaii I^lamlH.
Part 1, x ',*i»»'l- >lonni. Ceol, Sor. /.oik/., vol. \ix, pii. 4(>ii-|."i(J, pis, xiii-
xvi; Tart II, <thiiJ., vol. w, jip. -JO- 11, pU. ii-v; Part III, < ihiil., vol.
XN, pp. ;!.'>■' ;•«•; Part IV, ^ihiil., vol. .wiv, p]>. '.>-:!;(, jils. i aiitl ii.
i«t;;i-(W.

Kiuiin"rHt«>< Hill .t.>«iTlli.'< A l»iif« mi.iili.T of lu-w iiiul of prevl m-ly i^conl'it upodcn of
foii.iil C'.ir«l'< I'mih llif W.'*! Iml-". (irinclpaUy frnii AiiliKiiH lin I Him noiniiigo, Imt iil^o
from jHiiiKii'ii. ll,irli:tloi>4, Oii;k'litloii|ii-. Tiiiii'l il. \'''. Til' Hutlior hIko inHic>'K a nuiulur
(if t.'''Ui'ral iiliii'rvHii'iii I on llm Kfiii'ni an I Hpi-i'it'4, uail ittatrts lii.4 f')QcUi'<i'>ii'< a* lu tUe ii|;a
ol till" ili'p'wltH ill wliicli tlii'itii fiKtUn in'our.

Ill l*«rl II, 111!' aiiilior ili«i-riln'!< J:? npin'iH* nf fo«iil Cornls from tln' Mioocni" fonimtiom
of Shu Doiniaiti), l.'i np.'i'ii" li.'iug urw niii.<. Tli« spi'i'iiu'iH witp forwanleil to the (Ipo-
lo^ioHl Sii ii'ly by Mr. I. iiu lali". aloiik' « tli h iI '<oripiivi' ii^'iiioir ivrllii'ii ten years biifore.
A'ltilU) i>u<l 7". /lii/iV'"!'' Ofe f.Miii.l il liy Ur. I) uuMii n' nnw ^'l•llerHl)f AfiririiUe.

Ill I'nrt III, ilio niillior iIi'hIm in an el iliorat.' niiiiU'T Willi the i'Iiiihki"< iiii'liTt; meliy foH<ll
O'lniU in general. Hill by tho<.< of the Wo>t In lies in partien'.ar, bull prior I') mlu"rttllja-
lion ai.il itiirini; the prm-ets of fns-ilisHti'Mi.

lit I'ari IV. Dr. Dnnean troHM prinelpally of the fojwll CoraN of the Terliary ilepositij
of .Sna Ooni,iin,«, (i »pei>le« being ileM'ribeil n* new. .Some farther notert ou the .Sau Do-
inin.;o Coralii are Hit.le.l, J upecleH beins ileilueil for llio tlrst time; ami the Antijjuaa
l-i'ral*. with ,'• new upeeies. are ileserib mI. The now ({en"ra l.amUnMr,r,i aui Diiilnr.e-
•I ill are fotiinl.'il. Tliti memoir ooiu'inles with a lulile of ih" nynonynn au'l localities nf the
("retHoi'ons, K.wene, nni Mioeeiie I'nralii of th' West IniHos, aiil with a iliHCUSiiiou us to
the natui-e aiul aliianees of the (.'orallami.e of this region.

Duncan, P. Martin, f'n tin' lorn'Iation of the MiociMie bmls of the
\V»'st Iiulian Islaiuls; aiul on tli'' syiirhroiiisiu of tho Cliort-forniitioa
of Aiiti^iia with tlio lowost Lim-vstout' of M ilta. <] <!i:ohjical M.iQH-
iiiie, Docado I. vol. i, pp. IC-IOJ. H()4.

From H stiniy of the fossil Corals, the author coneUiiles that the general correlation of
the West luiliun and Knropeaii M.'l Tertiary strata can be asserted, ami also that the An-
littunii Ohert-foruiHtiou untl the lowest of the Maltese Liniesloues are approximately coutem-
lioraaeoim.

Duncan, P. Martin. On the anatomy of the test of Ainphidetus (Echi-
nociinliunO virjjiniaiuis, Forhi's. anil on the gouus Breyiiia. <^ Quart.
i/iiiON. Urol. Soc. l.oHii., vol. xxv. p. Ui. lt!tJ">.

Treat* of the AHphiilftm rirfinianns of the Miocene Tertiary of Virginia, which the
•iithor helievei) to be upocidcally ideutioal with a recent form.

Mis. r«ib. No. 10 7

t

i !

08 UlULKMiWAl'in el- INVKIM KUKATl'. I'ALEONKtLoaY.

Duncan, P. Martin. ""'/ O, P. Wall. A iiotii-f of tlie «leol(tj(y of
litmaira. ('»|)crjally willi rrtt'i'i'iiro (o tint JliNtrit't of ('lai'iMiiloii, witli

<li'M('n|ilioiis ol' flu* ('ri'lai'iMiiis, r,iu't'iii>, ami Mi mm> (.'omIh of tlio

iMliiiiil-i. ■ '.'"i('7. .Iiiiini, (hol..Sit,, l.iHiil., vol. \\i, pp. 1-1.''>, pis. i, ii.

Til" piil.i int"l"ijli'iil |hirtli)n nf tlii< iiii'iiiiitr coiitHliin luillrcn nr ili'm'rlpll mik hI i>7 npi"
il.'Hot CiMHlii, of wliiiliwiiro ilHKiTlbeil HH iifw. TtiH piipi'p coiicOiiili'ii Willi riiiiiKrkii on I ho
HlVniitli't of iIm> npi'cli-ii. ami nit iln' c«rr«lutiuii of thi< Crat.icvoiiii, KuceiU', Hiid MIovouh
• triilii I r .l.iiiiiii 'II Willi lliom' of Kiiropi',

DybowBkl, W, N. Mouo^iiipliii> ilcr /ioaiitliiniii Hrl*ii'o<l<>riiiitlii sun tier
Silnrfoniiatioii KstlaiidN, Noitl LivlitiiiU, iiiiil ilcr IihhI Ootliiiiil, iiulmt
I'iiici' .SynopHis allor p.'ilai'o/iiisi'lii'ii (iattiitiKi'ii ilinscr Alitlitiiliiiii; iiiiil
I'iiuT Syiioiiyiiiik iltT ila/ii j;olii'irij;i'ii biTfits bukiiiititdii Artoii. [.Muiio<
);iii|ili of (lii> Kii>;ost< Coi'uls of tliu .Silariait formation of Kstliotiiii,
Noi'thfrn Livonia, ami tlio l!4iaiiil of (iotlaml, to^fcthor with a Nyiiopsis
of all till' I'alii'o/.oic m-m-ia of tiiis j;roii|>, ami a syiionymy of tim hitliiT-
to rt'conlwl upocios.] - . pp. 'J7ti, with ."(plates. Dorpat, l"^7ll and 1"<7I.

Di-lliH-K iWvi'rHl ^KinrH of North AiiU'ilciiii Hiik'i*' CoriiN, iiml kIvvh ii Myiionyiiiy of
ILp riToriliil npi'i'li'ii 111 fttili ir.'iiiK.

Ehrenbeig, Christian Gottfried. I't-bcr ilii' niikiosnopisclifn kit^wd-
Hrhali^en rol,\oyMtim'ii als niiirhti^c Ouliirf^NinasMt' von U.irbiuloN. fOti
till' microHcopiu silicfous I'olyi'ystinn as foriiiiiin whole mountain-inasse^
ill Harbadoes. ] -^^ Muntitubtrkht d. A'. A'. Akud. d. Uiii. Itvrliii, 18 .7.

(Ill tbi' Pi'lycyslluii of tln' BiirljiKlocH ciirth.

Lt'ip/.i;,', lf".")4. pp. U74

Ehrenberg, Christian Oottfried. .Mikro};oo1oKio.
and pp. Hf, with 40 plates.

Thin work coniuiin ilfHprlptioni Hiiil rtirnrHK iif niimi-roim AiiiTiciin Mi-rn-.ua ani\ Mi-
croplitjin. Till' Hi'conrt portlou of the work it i'xi'lui<ively ili'vott'il to thi' ilitHcripllou of the
minute foHiill organlmiin of tblx reglnii.

Ehrenberg. Christian Oottfried. Kiliintorntitfen ilber dtm CirlinHand ini
/eii<;lodon-Kalko Alabama's in Nord- Ainorika. [ InveHtipitions into thu
(Jreenpand of the ZeiiKlodon-Liniestonc of North America.] <CAfonata-
hiricht il. A'. A'. Ahtd. d. Ifixs, llerlln, 1H55, pp. 80-90.

The Hiitbor nhowii that thu KrniiiH of grerniiKiiil interaperHPi) In the /^nglodnn-llnie.
atone of Alnbiinm aru rt-ally of the niiture of cnntH of the iihnllii of PolythulHini.iix Forn-
minifira. At Itiiat thirty ilitTi-reut formii wore recoKni/.ed by the RUtbor.

Ehrenberg, Christian Oottfried. Die \\-eitere Eutwickelnng dor Kennt-
uiss di-H Griinsandes als griine Polythalatnien-.Stelnkerne, ilber braini-
rothe nnd corall-roth») Steiiikenie der rolythalaniien-Kreide in Nord-
Anit'rica, nnd liber den Meeresf;rand ans lii.'JOO Fuss Tiefe. [The
further development of the discovery that the Greensand is composed
of green casts of Polythalamia; also on the brownish-red or bright-red
casts of Polythalamia in the Chalk of North America, and on the sea
bottom at depths of 1*2, UOO feet.] <:^ MonaUherhkt d. K. K. Akad. d. JViss.
Hirlin, 1855, pp. 172-178.

The chief point in tbi» paper in that the brown or re.liliiih " cbn'k " of Alabama Owen
ItH colour to numerouii sbelU of Furaminiftra tilled with a aiinllarly coloured Hlllcate of iron.

Ehrenberg, Christian Oottfried. Fortsetxnni; dor mikrogoologischen
Stiidien als Gesammt-Uebersifht der mikroscopischea Palaeontologie

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Micr(>^i>iili)|;i('.iil Mtiiiliiw.ii ^l•ll(M',ll r<>vli'Wol' tlii> iiiirpmuopir i'liLroaiiiJo^y
III' ruriMiilitttm which liiivo Im-i-m siiiiihiily iiiiiil.VHnI, willi .s|ifi'iiil i'i'r<ir«iii'n
to tilt' I'olyc.VHliiiii MiirlHof IliiiliinliM's, I <^ .thlnttull. il. A. .IkniLd, li'hu.,
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A !• piiiii.|Hnil)li» piirlloii iif thin wjrk N •l-v iti- 1 to III i pdikI IithIIoii of iIim \/('iV.;:')(I of
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l>luiii>ll<>i\H wliii'li il '('<iiii|iiiriy lli<> b'lii iill'illly HXiM!iili'r| plHli'i*,

Emmerich, H. T. Do TrilnhitiH iliHMfitiitio prlti'i'iK.'t's, II 'luliiii, 14:i'.).

UrMTllii'ii K'lniM AiiiiTlriiii Tillnliili'ii.

(Etheridge, Robert.] On tint ncriiiriMK!)* of niiiiiial t'osHilN, with a IIn^
(•rKriU'rii. •■ Afiiiiiiilir J lit " flriinvt on Ihr fifologi/ of Trinidad", I'nrt f
!>/ lilt IVihI Indian (iiiiUujiiiil Siirnii, h,y I'. Wall iinil ,1, (J. SiiwkiiiM. jip.
iV.l-Klli. IHIKI.

C'lnlHliiK linliiiif iiciltnoullu'l'oKl riiixTin', Mli"yii(>, ami Creliii'i'iiiinfoiiBllH of Tilniilml.

Etheridge, Robert. Noti-i, mi hduw iiii'k-Npfoi;iieiis I'riiin tlm Aictlc-Atnori
run Ai'i'liipt'iiiKo. In tlii^ " Wlijiliii); cniisu to lliilliii'it Iluy iitid tho <^iiill'
(if llodthiii, mill mi iicroniit ot' the rtHcim of IhniTinvof tlii^ ' Polaris' ", by
Albert IIiiHtiiiKK Mai khitiii, H. N. 'i . Loiulon, 1871.

OoiitnlDii II lint lit ru('k-H|i«clini>nH, luduiling Mume t'pprr .Siliirliiii romilU.

Etheridge, R., ,/'ii/f'/'. On the relatioimliip cxistin;; botwoHii the Kchino-
thnriilii', Wy villo 'riioniMoii, anil tlii< I'crisi'lioecliiniilii', McCoy. < (^tiiart.
.fuiirn, <!rol Sue Loud,, vol. \\.\, jip. .107-;iir), pi. xxiv. 1871.

DefliiHH t)ie irenera t-iiii'lirhhum IIhII, McloiilUf D. D. Owen, and Uliiinporuii Meek
Hfid Wurtlii'ii, Hiiil ilUciimii'ji tlnlr uDlnltit'ii.

Fischer, M. P. Snr i|iipli;ni's foHsiles d'Alaskii, rnpporti'.s par M. Piiinrt.
[On Hoiiie fosHJl.s from .\latika, collecteil l>y M. I'iiiart.] <^ Compten
Jknd., \STi, vol. Ixv. jip. 17Hl-17H(;.

Th» Hiilhor ileHcrilii-H tli« fuimiln collpcti-d liy M, I'inHrt hi it vIhII u> Aliinka. AmoDeit
tht-HC in Maniilii lalinnria, Indicutini: lliu oicurrHticu of atrata <if TriaHsic age. Prniii an-
Dthcr Ideality are l'lio(adiiinija and Awflla, indicating depimltii o! JiiriiMiiie, or pomiibly
CrptareouM, age, I.iiHtly, In tlie Inlandii of PrP /'•■.t Ih fonnd a Cardium uf (Quaternary n
Tfrllary/'i'U*, of tlit- group of C. grinilnn.'ii-iii.. 'meliu.

Fitton, W. K. Ocoloj,'ical notiro of tlio country passcil over in Captain
liack'H Expi'dltioii. In " Narrative of the Arctic Land KxpedUion to
the Month of the (ireat Fish Kivcr anil aloiiK the ShorcH of the Arctic
Ocean, in the years Ii^;i:i, 1-:M, ami l^X> ; by Captain Back ". 1 vol. S^K
pp. r.4l{-r)ti'i. Lonilon, IKM).

CoDtalna notes l>y Mr. .stokea on viniie iiiHHilH ubiaiiird from limeiitone at I..:ike Winni-
VS-

Forbea, Edward. On the V(>m\ Shells collected by Mr. Lyell, from tho
Cretaceous Formations of New .leisey. < (Jiiart. Jouni. (Ivol. Sov.
Land., vol. i, pp. tU-Cl, with 7 euyraviiifjs. 184").

TbU pape' in au appendix to one by Sir Cljarle< Lyt-ll deicribing the Cretaccoug itrata
(if Sew Je-dey, 4c. Ulimrt. Jctiru. (livl. Sh:, \o\. 1, p. 55). Theii(;e(.-ieiiofijhelIj< collected
by Sir Carles ainouutcd to lit) in niiiubcr, and of theiie the following fonr are described as
s-v. .—Oitrta mibfiintulala, Lima rrti.-itlaut, Ttmhraluln vanu/emiana, and Bulla mor-
toiii. A note is added by .Sir (;lmrle» I.ycll on two Fmimiuifira from the same beds.

100 IllULIOGRArilY or INVERTEBU IK PALEONTOLOGY.

[Forbea, Edward.] 1 tost ript ion of soiiio m-w Fossil Sliolls from Bissex
Hill and fSprinj^iield in Barbados t'ominnniunted by Sir Uobort H.
iSchonibnrjiix, I'll. 1)., nionibor of tlie Imperial Acadomy Nat. Curios.,
«!to. < .tun. ami Mug. Sat. Hint., soi. 2, vol. i, jip. :M7-;H0, with ."> wood-
cuts. I'i-i'^.

An excerpt from Sir Robert .Schomhurgk'H '• History of BurbaiJos ", comiirising de-
sorlptiona by Prof. E. Forbex and !'• -ures of .''faliiria ilircubcrgi. iS'ucula ,i,'ekiri, aud N.
fcluiinfntri^liii.

Fromentel, E. D. Inliodnotion a I'otndc des r.i>()n>;e» Fossilos. [Intro-
duction to the stmly of Fossil Sponj^os.] 4-\ pp. .50, with 4 plates.
Caen, IS.V.).

The only Amorii'au I'lnii di'*c'ril>9d in tliis work is rnliochnniii (Vahrnfimngia) njat/ii-
formit {- roriii:< cijithijormts Hall) from tU; Tranton I.imostoue of tile State of New
York.

Oabb, W. M. Notes on \Yest Indian Fossils. <^ (Icohijiail Mar/aiine, Decade
II, vol. ii, i>p. rj|4, .">45. l'*73.

The author uoteii that certain fossil shellii M-hii-h he ha<l previously described bad been
redi'scrihi'd liy Mr. Ouppy (Ginl. Mrif., Dwud'- II, v.ii. i, pp. 4o4-4;i;1). Count I'ourtales also
adds a list of thelossil corals coHi'i't^'d by Mr. Qal)l> from tli" Cretaceous, Miocene, aud I'ost-
Pliocene deposits of San Domingo.

Oeinitz, Hans Bruno. Die Graptolithen, ein mono^^raphiscber Versuch
ziir Beiirtheilnns der Gi'auwai'keuforiiiution in .Saobscn nnd den au-
j;renzeuden Liiiuler-Abtlieilnngen, sowie der siliirischen Formatiou
iiberbaupt. 4\ pp. .">'^, with C plates, l.oip/ic, l-o'i.

Though Hpocially devodd to German Graploliicn, some Ani'Mican forma are nolirnd.
f^nnniiiidh Emmons is referred to the Grnplnliihl^. nwX the genus A'trco^/viyi'i/s fouuded
for the reception (if tliis and of .Vini'n, Ai:mir/ilf». and Mijriaitiui. (irnpioUihits gracUU
Hall and a. tlhiKhnin-njiliis'/ lirlliniiui I'i'out and G. oiwiinareits Hall are referred to
the iSertulariaus.

Geinitz, Hans Bruno, (.'arbonfornjation nml Dvas in Nebraska. <^ I'cr-
hatidt. (lir hditoliclnt. I.ro}t(ttiliiro-('<tvo}ui'ixihnt Ihittnchcn Ahifhrnic der
Nil turf i>r-<(lur, Bd. xxxiii.pp. i-xii and 1-'.)1, with 5 plates. l"iG7.

Till' iial.rontological portion of il.ls Important memoir Is occupied with the description
of 9* species of iiiVfrtflirati' foss'ls iVoni the Carl)nniferou iund Permian Hocks of Nebraska,
The paper conclud.'S with a tabular list of the fussils coUeete.l by M. Marcnu in thesa
forMUilious in Nelira»ka.

Geinitz, Hans Bruno. C'aibon-Forination undDyasin Nebraska. <^Xi'Hes
•lahrh./iir .yin.,t;ii>ij)>., deol. und /V/»v/t»A/< (lA iiHrf', Jahrj;. isO", pp. 1-1).

A general revi.nv of tin' Carboniferous and Permian deposits of Nebraska, with uoteg
on the fossils.

Gesner, Abraham. Uciiaiks on the Geolojjy and Mineralogy of Nova
^rrotia. Halifax, l*:!(i, jip. 'JIm.

Contains notes on the fosi^ils.

Gesner, Abraham. First report on the Geological Survey of the Tro-
viii(!e of Now Brunswick, St. John's, l-^lW, pp. 87. Soiond rejtort on
the same, l'^40, pp.7fi. Third report on the same, 1841, pp. HS. Fourth
report on the samo, 184'2, pp. 101.

These reports are primarily concerned with the geological structure of the province of
New Bruuswlek ; but they also contain scattered notices of the fossils met with.

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101

Oibson, John. (<t'ol(><i;ic;il f'eatiiri's of Huron County, Ontario. < C'a»i(((?.
A'«/., nt'w s(>r., vol. vii, [-i). :il— 10. li'i\.

CoiitniiiK ncitcH on tlio l'os^iN.

GoldfusB, August. letrefactii Oermauiic. l-S.'O.

DnscribtH HoriiO N'ortli .Vm"i-i;'au fosi!il« (V. ^. f'(ifo.<i(f.</<ii'o«(!,C'u;««i«iirm(i/ri(/Jai(i,\i.'.).

Orewiiigk, C. Die an der Wostiiiiste Nor'l-Amerikas nnd anf den aleuti-
Hclien Insulii bislicr «;ernndeiu'ii fossilen Tliior- nnd Pllauzeu-lloste.
[Tli(( iiitlicrto discovert'd aiilni.-ii and s-os;etable fossils of tlio west coast
of Nortli Anieiica and tlnj Alentian Islands.] < I'trhandh thr Hiiss.
h'nhirliilieu ilinvUschol't, si. I'dcinliKiij, Jaiirgan^ 1"'43-ID, Potersb., l'^.'>0,
pp. :M;t-;!(;(i, with :? plates.

(>>iitiiiu4 II I'ouipli'to list of llie (irjCiinic nMiiuiiis known iit thn iihovc dati! n« occniTinR
in NortiiwpHtorn Auierlcii iinil in tlic AliMitian Islmi'I't. Til" iKsils aru (tinn the Ciirl)ouil'.
eronn, JiirftHiiic, Tortlary, and I'osl-TiTliary.

Gre\viiigk, C. Heitraj; ziir ICcniitniss der oroifrupbisclion nnd jjeofrno-
stiselioii lU'sebatlenlieit diT Ni.rdrt'cstkiiste Aiiu-ricas, luit deu anlioj;eii-
doii Inselii. [On tlio oroirraphy and >;e(>;;iiosy of tlio northwest coast
of North America, and the ontlyin;; islands. ] H. pp. :i.")l. St. Petin's-
bnr>;, H.'.O. With \ plates of fo ils.

NoticeH an<l drtiicrihcs collcetioiix of fl)l^nil^ niftilu by M. Ilia Woxncsieniky in tliH ex-
trenm uorthwostt'rn regions of Nurtli Auiei'ici). Tli" I'onsiU are principally Tertiary and
Post-Tertiary.

Qiimbel, C. W. Heitriine /iir Kenntiiiss der Organisation nnd systema-
tischen Stelliinjr von Ivec(;i»taeiilttes. <^ Abhaiidl. laath.-jjlni^. <'laHSv K.
Jluj/. Ahad. rf. niss., ii, Bd. xii, Abth. i,pp. 170-215, pi. A. IHTti.

DealHwltli thenrj,'i«niHaiion ami systcmatii position of litcriitmndiiia, with various refer-
ences to the Ktrncturo of American siio'jini"US and th" views of American paljoutolot'istM
on thin Kubject,

Guppy, R. J. Lechmere. On the older Parian Porination in Trinidud.
< The (icolo<jM, vol. vii, pp. 'i04-','(i7. l-ti:!.
Contain!) nuteii on the losHils.

Guppy, R. J. Lechmere. The Older Parian in Trinidad. < (UnhxjUl, vol.
vii, i)p. i!ti:t. :t()i. 18(1;!.

A letter on tho age of lli Older I'arian Formation, aH cietermined by its fossila.

Guppy, R. J. Lechmere. On the oicnrrenco of I'oraminifera in tho Terti-
ary beds of San l'Vrn;mdo, Trinidad. <[ Tmnn. Sci. Ansor. Trhiidod, l-^tll?,
p. 11. idtvloijM, ISCI, p. i.-.;». ]

Guppy, R. J. Lechmere. On .some deposits of late Tertiary age at Miitnra,
on the east coast of Trinidad. < Tniiis. M. Annnr. of Triiiidml, If^i'.I, p,
'X\, [(UvliKjk'ul Mwjuzinv, Decade I, vol. ii, pp. '2,")li-iiil, 1^0,").]

The liuthor ennnierales more tlmii ninety upecies of fossils from thia deposit, mostly
Motlusra, and inakeii remarkx on their cbaracterH.

Guppy, R. J. Lechmere. On the Tertiary Mollnsca of .laniiiica. < (Jitait.
.hum. (hoi. Soc. Loud, w' . xxii, pp. 'Jpl-'JOI, pis. xvi-xviii. ISW.

After diHcimiilng tho relationships of the Miocene deposits of Jamaica, the author giveg
a list uf (il iipeeii'H of Lamellibranchu and Oasleropodn therefrom. Of these, 27 species
are new, and are fully described and lltrured ; references, with descriptive reiuarks, and in
some cases tlgures. being made to the i thers.

102 lUBLIOORAl'IIY OF INVERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY.

Guppy, R. J. Lechmere. On Tertiary Bracliioiioda from Trinidad. <^ (^hlart.
Joiini. (liul Not: Lond., vol. xxii, pp. 2l>r>-'.iy7, i>l. xix, figs. 1-3. 1866.

l)HHcril)i'» and fiRures Trrebraiiila triuiintensL, 7. cnrneoidet, and T. Iccta la new
Hpei'iei). In a note iiulijiiined to the paper, Mr. Davidson druwH attention to the roaeinblauce
of 7'. ciriieiiiiln (iuppy to T. carnen of the CretaceoUH on the one band and the living
V'. v'una on the other hand.

Guppy, R. J. Lechmere. On Tortiaiy Ecliint)d(""inM from the West Indies.

<^ V""'- ■loiini. HvoL Soi: Lond., vol. xxii, pp. 21t7-;{01, pi. xix, tigs. 4-3.
1^66.

Noti'H nine »|iecii'!< of Erliinoidii, of which /? •Iihuilav pna fcmlurhiii, E, lijrniicr»icut, and
/.'. ovuin-si rjii ntis are described a» new,

Guppy, R. J. Lechmere. On tlio rtlatioin of the Tertiary formations
of the West Indies, with a note on a now species of Raniua, by Henry
Woodward, Esci-, K. G. .S. ; and on the Orbitoidos and Numiuulin.e, by
I'rol'. T. Rnpert Jones, F. G. S. <[ ','"<"''• •'o'"'". (itoL Sot: Loud., vol. xxii,
pp. ."ti-o'JI!, pi. xxvi. 1866.

lu (lie liml portion of tlilii memoir, tlie uutlior pives a general review of onr knowledge
of the Tertiary (ormi.tiona of the West Indien. lu a Hecoud Bection, the author deMcrilje*
Ifi new upeoies of fo^nils, of which 16 are MoUiirtCu, one in a Spirorbi», and another id
fjoubtfully referred to tije .Sponges under the naniii of Chsci)) (gou. nov.) anteriscus. The
pnper roncludex with obaiTviiiiouK on tlie icI.'iiaH of the fauna of the Caribbean Miocene,
and a t:ible Mhowing the attinitieH of some ot the foiiiiila from thin formation. In an ap-
Iieniitd note, Mr. Henry Woodward gives the name of Uiinina porifera to anew Crusta-
cean from the Tertiary of Trinidad; and lu a second note, I'rof. Rnp rt Joneg discusseb
the OrhituiiltK and ynmmuUiut of the Tertiary Aiiphaltic Bed of Triui ad.

Guppy, R. J. Lechmere. Notes on West Indian Geology, with remarks
on the existence of an Atlantis in the early Tertiary period ; and descrip-
tions of some new fossils from the C'aribb(ian Miocene. <^ Geological Ma-
r/aciiie, Decade I, vol. iv, ]ip. 4'.tt)-riOl, with 1 engraving. 1867.

The new siiecieii deHcribed are I.nlii inrngnha, L, hinulcata, Tornalina coiilarrijma,
Stnmatla fiditlun, i^'iirulti Kchnmhiir^ki, and Mitrtrti siihiiralina. The new genus Crepita-
rclla is proposed for O. rrpiila Ciuppy, a Bucclnoid shell from the Miocene Tertiary.

Guppy, R. J. Lechmere. On the Tertiary fossils of the West-Indies, with
especial reference to the classification of the Kainozoic Rocks of Trini-
dad, < /';•()('. Sri. .isxoc. of Ttitiidad, 1867, pp. 14r)-17(i.

After a general Introduetiou, the aullior discnases tlie Atlantis theory, and the classifi-
cation of the Tertiary deposits of Trinidad. A list of the fossil MdHuscs, Kchinoderms,
Articulates, and Protozoa recorded up to this date from the Tertiary roelcs of the Carib-
bian area (excluding Post I'lioceue forms) is next given. IjHstly, the author describes a
number of new species of Alollusca and two new forms of Pciiiacrinus.

Guppy, R. J. Lechmere. Notes on a visit to Dominica. < Proc. Sri. .Ihsoc,
of Trinidiid, 18611, pp. ;i7'.>-:il'2. [St-e al.-o Civl. M<i(j(i:iii( , Decade 1, vol. ix,
pp. 7.% 76.]

Contains notes on the geology of Douiinlca, with lists of Mollusca ami Coi uls from tho
Pliocene formation of this Island.

Guppy, R. J. Lechmere. On Foraminifera from the Tertiaries of San
Fernando, Trinidad. <[ /'/("'. -Sii. .issDc. Triiiidnd, IS'i, pp. 1:5-16.
[See also Veol. Matjii-im:, Decaile I, vol. x, pj), 362, 363.]

Records the discovery of Foraminifura in the Lower Miocene beds of San Fernando,
Trinidad, and gives a list of the recognized species, IS in number.

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Ouppy, R. J. Lecbmere. On Homt* new Tertiary fossils from Jamaica.
<iV()f. Sci. .hxix: of Triniilad, H7;{, [ip. 7"2-8"i, pis, i-iii.

Dencribes a Urge iiumlier of iifw »|iecieN of foasiln from tlin Miocene formation of Ja-
maica, whilst pri'vliinsly nconlod fiiriiiH are enumorated or briefly alluJel to. TIih new
forms ileiieribi'il and Hguied aro all M)liusca, wltli tlia exception of Diirupi dentalina.

Guppy, R. J. Lecbmere. On the West Indian Tertiary Fossils. < Ovolo-
ijkal MtKjusiiic, Decaile II, vol. I, pp. 4(M-41"<J, 4;{;{-44(>, pis. .wi-xviii.
1874.

The author dencribei* and figures a uumlier of Mullufca from tlie Eocene, Miocoup, and
PiiocBiie deposits of tlie WeHt lu.linH, ineiuJiug 17 new iipi'cii''i, Tbo paper conoliiden witti
a list of the Miillufr.a, Artinilaia, Ei-.hiiiodirmnin, and Prutoiun found la the abovB-meU-
tioned depoHitH.

Ouppy, R. J. Lecbmere, Supplement to the psiper on West Indian Terti-
ary Fossils. < (leologkal Maguiiiic. Decade II, vol. ii, pp, 41, 4'2. I87.'>,

TlilK Ik a iiuppiement to the preceding paper, in wlilcb the HUthor deiicribeg as new
Lcda clnna him; Dilrupn dentatinum, and propones the name of Cnisainelln for that of
ilouldia, pre-ivcupied for a genuH of birds.

Ouppy, R. .7. Lecbmere, On tlie Mioeene fossils of Haiti. < Quart,
•foiirii. tliol. Soc. Lund., vol, xxx.ii, |>p. ril()-,");{2, pis. xxviii, xsix, I87t>,

A crlllcnl memoir, dealing principally with a communication by Prof. Oabli on •' The
Topography and Oeology of San Domingo". Remarks are made upon the cbaracturs of
I'ja species, all but one belonging to the Mallitsca. Twenty-one species are figured, of
which 6 are new.

Ouppy, R. J. Lecbmere, On the physical geography and fossils of the
older rocks of Trinidad. <C Proc. Sci, .txsoc.of Trinidad, 1877,

In the pala'outologlcal portion of this paper, the author records Kozouii (?) carihixnim,
Fnrotitec fcncslralin, audspecleaof Paeudncriniles uud Peiraia from the "Caribbean" Heries,
and of undetermined species of Miirdii.iuuia and Loxoitcma (0 from tho "Blue Lime-
stone" Hcrlos.

Ouppy, R. J, Lecbmere. On the discovery of organic remains in the
Caribbean series of Trinidad, <^ Quart. Jouru. (tcol, Soc. /,onrf., vol, xxvi,
Itp, 4i;{, 414, t-^'JHtract.]

The author describcil the so-called "Caribbean series" of Trinidad, which he sug-
gested would ultimately prove to be pre.Silurian, The organic remitins which ha had de-
tected consisted of fragments of corals, plants, and stems of Bchinoderms, and a peculiar
structure which the author reganled as most nearly related to Eo:nuii, and tor which he
proposed the name ot EiKuiin caribinrum.

Hahn, Otto. Is there such a thing as Eozoi'mi canadense ? A microgoo-
logical investigation. <^.inu.aud Mug. Sat. Hint., ser, 4, vol. xvii,pp.
Stii^-'-i^ivi, (Translated from the If'iirttenihertjiiiclw naturH'itsenschaftliche
Jahnxhvfte, 187(i.)

After an examinnt!.,ii of serpmlioous limestones from Canada and Kurope, the author
concludes that Kuimm i-anadcnse is of inorganic origin.

Hall, James. On the supposed impression in .Shale of the soft parts of
an Ortlioeeras. (Comnmnicated by Sir lioderiek I. Murchison.)
'CQi.art. Journ. (liol. Sov. Land., vol, v, pp. 108-111, with woodcut,

id4y.

Gives reasons for coucludlug that the specliaensof Orthnceran previously described by
Mr. J. O. Anthony, from the Cincinnati formation, a* exhibiting indications of the soft
parts of the animal, are really due to concretionary action.

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104 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF INVERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOUY.

Hall, James. On tlio ycmis ToUinomya and allied genera. < Vaiiad, Xal.,
vol. i, pp. 3!)U-3l».">, with 7 woodcuts. ]rtr.(>.

Fully clmraeteriaes Tellinomija, Had di»cunnes thi> cburiicli>r:4 of .V/a-HdVe* C'mir. , t'u-
cuUiUa McCoy, imd Lyrixhsma four.

Hall, James. Descriptions of Canadian (Jraptolilcs. <'^<!ioh>ghaI Siir-
nyof Canada: Enwrt of I'lvgrcsK /or the year l-T)?. Toronto, I'^M, pp.
l(il»-14."j.

In Ihii report, tin aiillior ilescribos the OrdpioliiLS found ill tlio " Ijucljuc Konimtiou "
Ht Point Levis ; a fiillti- denTiptlon, accouipiinied by ciigravlngH, lieing subHeinicutly (fiven
iti Decade II of tlie puljlicationn of the Canmliau Siirvoy. Tweutyoue new »pecie« of tho
genu?) " Grnplolitlmi" are described and 4 new npecies of the new genua VhijUiigrtiptna.

Hall, James. Note upon tho j^enns (iraptolitlms and description of some
remarkable new forms from tlie shales of the Hudson Kivor Group, dis-
covered in the investifjations of the C!eolo>jical tjnrvey of Canada,
under the direction of Sir W. E. Logan, F. It. S. <^ Cuiiad. A'(i/.,vol.
iii, pp. i;!l)-l.')0 and Itil-ITT, pis. i and ii. 1A")8.

Descriptions of drnjiliiliics from tlie (jnebec Group, from the " Keporl of I'rogreHH of
the (Janadiuu Geological .Survey" for IS 37.

Hall, James. Descriptions of new siiecicH cf fossils from the Silurian
Kocks of Nova Scotia. <^ Cunad. .^Vt^. vol. v, pp. 14l-ir>'.i, with 'M en-
gravings. 18(!0.

Deccribes 8 new speii"S of Braehiopoiln. 1,") new specie^* of Lainellil)iiau'hH, 'J of Gas-
teropoda. 1 new form ot Orthoceraa, 2 of Trilobites), and :) of OHtrauoda. Several foriu*
are described an new varieties, and some previously known species are also noticed. All
the species are from the " Arisaig Series ".

Hall, James. On a new Crustacean from tho Potsdam Sandstone. A
hitter addressed to Principal Dawson, dated Albany, lUst October, 18(>vi.
<^ Cunad. yat., vol. vii. pp. 4i;!— 14."), with an engraving. I8(i»'.

Deacribea and tigurea from tlie Potsdam Sandstone of Wisconsin a singular Crustacnau
(Aglafph), which appears to have possessed a caudal spine, and to have otherwise reaeiu-
bled ilie recent Umiiluii. The author auggesta that it may have been thla animal which pro-
duced the tracka of Prutiiliniii.i in the Potsdam Sandstone of Canada.

Hall, James. Ciraptolitos of tho lj>uebet; (Jroup. < Figures and l>fncrip-
tiona of Canadian Organic liemains, Decade II, pp. l.'il, pis. i-wiii, with
35 woodcuts. Montreal, l."'G.").

The first portion of this work (pp. 5-f>4) is of the nature of a general introduction, deal-
ing with the nature, form, and structure of Uriiptolitis, their mode of reproduction and
development, their classiticalion, geological and geographieal range in America, bibliogra-
phy, &.C. The second section of the report is occupied with descriptions of the apeciea
which have been found in the Quebec rocka at Point Levla, Altogether, 5'J apecles are de-
scribed and ligared, under the genera GraptnUlhus, Oiploifraptnii, Climaroifrnptnsi, Retio-
lices, ItctiugrapluK, PhyllngrnpUts, Dciidroifrapluit, Callograplu.i, Oictyoiiema, Pliltigrnptuf,
and Thamnugrapnm, Descriptions of moat of the species had been previously published
in the "Report of Progress of the Geological Survey of Canada" for 1S.')7, but with-
out illuatrations. In the concluding portion of his work, the author describes two 8{)ecie.4
of Graplolius from the Utica Slates of the L'nited States, introduced for comparison and
illustration.

Hall, James. On the occurrence of an internal convoluted plate within
the b> dy of certain species of Crinoidea. < Ann, and Mag. Xal. Ilisi.y
ser. "3, vol. xvii, pp. 398, 3'.)t). letKi.

A note reprinted from the Pro--. Host. Soe. Nat. Hist., x, 3;i.

i,._ri.Bi- OMimiiito""

BOr, '>•''• ^- . „„,„j ou ihe t'oan'l'''

TV Pft'^'"°''''"«'7,,,/p.„t-PUocene to lU. l'nn.or,U»l. Mr.

„„,! Post-Pliocene deposits of

STb'b new species. ^ ^,^ ,^,, Mackenzie, vectieil-

of ,Uo M.ckeu.ie Uiver, Bud .denftt ^^^^^ g^,p^^,„.

On the geology ol-tbo ^^^'^^^'^ ^f*^;,,Uels of latitvule),

180*5. „ . imt the autUor givs slior""'" L,. e^amiued in the

This n.e«>o. is K ««•;;:;«:-;:;, rP.U.««ic deposits wh.h i.e had
from the Cretaceovts rocks, .mdtr

regiou in .l«e.tion. ij.'.^ 7I

In vol. 1. PP* ' 1 1

of Cireeulami. p.^!^ fossil Uora of AlasUa. J

plantbedBd'V-^"-'"''

IOC BIBLIOGRAPHY OF INVERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY.

Heer, Oswald. Contrilmtious to the Fossil Flora of Noitli Greenland,
beinj? adescrii>tion of the plants collected by Mr. Edmund Whyuiper
diiriuK the summer of ld()7. < Phil. Trans., 1869, pp. 445-488,

At pp. 484, i^^. the Riithor dencribes two new inaectn (Ci'ttliten punctulalii* and Crrco-
liilium ruguhsum) and an undcturiuiiiiid upecies of (hjclaii, from deposit! of Mioceno age.

Heer, Oswald. Die Kreideflora der arctischeii Zone, gegriindet auf die
von den swedischen Expeditionen von 1870 und 187;i in (iriinlaud nud
Spitzbergon gesammelten Pllanzen. < Kong. Sveiiaka I'llenskaps-Akad.
llanAUngar, now mv., vol. xii, Stockholm, 1874.

Thin memoir in botanicHl. but tlie autlior describes, under the name of Iidnpain crclnce-
im, H fosHJl Mjriiipod from AtanelterdUili in Greenland (p. I'JU, pi. .txxiii, tijj. 7), and also
two Ubyncliophorous insects (pp. 'Jl, 92).

Heer, Oswald. Nachtriigo /iir inioteucn Flora (irilnlands, enthaltond die
von tier .schwedisclien Expedition im Somuier 1870 gesanuuelten mio-
cenen I'llanzen. <^ Kimij. Srenska ritennkajtx-Akud. IlandliHgnv, vol. xiii,
Stockholm, 1874.

la adiliiiirn to tlie plant remuini, tliu antlior describes two species of Cnhoplcra (p. 25,
pi. V, ti(,'s. Vi and 13).

Helland, --. Oni de is f'hlte FJorde,
og XatiirkiDidnkab, t'hrisliania, l-^7."i.
Contains lists of shells by Sars.

<I^Xyl-Tithskrift for Muthematik

Heneken, T. S. On some Tertiary deposits in San Dominjio, with notes
on the Fossil Shells, by J. C. Moore, Esq., F. (i. S., and on the Foi.sil
Corals, by \V. Lonsdale, Esq.. F. (i. 8. < Quart. Joiirn. Geol. Sot: Loud.,
vol. ix,pp. 110-1:54. 18r)',J.

Tlie note by Mr. Moore supplies lists of and rcinarlts on the fossil Mnllufca collected by
Colonel Ileneken in .San Domingo, and Mr. Lonsdale performs a corresponding service aa
regards the Corals.

Hind, Henry Youle. The North-west Territory: reports of progress,
together with a general report of the Assiniboinu and Saskatchewan
Exi»loring Expedition. 4. Toronto, 1859.

[Sot seen by the writer.]

Hind, Henry Youle. Narrative of the Canadian Red River Exploring
Expedition of 1857, and of the Assiniboine and Saskatcuewan E.Kplor-
ing Expedition of ISo'^. a vols. 8^. London, 18C0.

In vol. ii, pp. 23f<-'J50, the author gives an account of the geology of the district ex-
plored by him, along with notes and desc iptious of the fossils met with. From roclcs of
Silurian age, Moiliolopsis parriiiscula and Orthoceras simpsnni are described as new. Lu-
rinii occidtnlalis from the Devonian and Ammnniun bnnisloiti and A.billin^ti from Ju-
rassic strata are also described as new, the two latter being determined by Mr. Meek. From
tiiB Cretaceous formHtion a nnmber of fossils are recognised; Anomiafemintfi, Inoceramui
r.nnadensii, and Li:da hinili beiug determined as uew. No Tertiary fossils were obtained.

Hinde, Oeorge Jennings. Description of a new genns of Tabulate Coral.
< I'roc. livol. Soc. Lond., vol, xxxi,p, Ixxxvii. 1875.

Gives the name of Sphinrolilrt to a massive free corallum belonging to the Favositiid,
resembling Oli.ttttet iu general character, but having perforated wails and incomplete ta-
bul:e. The single species .'?. nirlio'.s-mi is described from tiie Lower Helderberg form»tion
(Ludiiiw) of New Bruaswir.k.

. ,v iMMTlt<n AMKUUA, Kit'- lOl

rr"i~-;':^r .■".•■"• »" '■•" ■

-''-'"-'"""'""'""' , .,f .wisaiR, Nova S.-otiu; ^^Mth a

,„„„,„,...— I-"'-'"' , .., <r.„... N""'S»""

Bo,»ym«».0-. •""■"« ,:,V 1... 1««"'*- '•'••'■

cons l.i>.u<stoue o» U »»'i*

tHowley. lame. P;,.^tt'^S:'s,..u;un-. l^::.-

Co«t«U.» not... 01, tlu« iw.'""- _ <;,,„?„<,irn? ■''"nTy of Can-

m «»«rrv IJ.'\«>'» ''^'" ''"^ ^■'^'"". --'"» V>J-"It! Toronto, l^^d.
Hunt. T. Sterry. ^\ ^. ^^. ,,^^. ^,,„, ,,,, , ^,y. l.U ,l _^^ ^^.^.^ „^

'■«»™""',.'""'"" ..d..™-

ii7-7l. 1^"

--_,„,„ -- - -""""

,„r. of »:">■-. .■......,(.-.>.- ■■ - 1 i-»«toiie8,

CJlVl'H ft ll-IftlUM "• •

,„r. of >.-'>■-. .......,(. -.> - Luuventiau Limestones.

b«ftrlHg on Hi« u»'»f* "

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108 IllBLIOdRAPlIY OF INVEHTEnilATK I'ALEONTOLOrtV.

Hunt, T Sterry. N'ofes on tlio silicitieation of lossiln. <^ Cumid, Xal., now

stT., viii, i, (ip. iti-riO. i-'t.ir).

Isbiater, A K. <>ii tlip gooldj^v of flio Iliidaiii's Buy tt-rritoiii's and of
portions of tlio Arctic and N'ortli-wcsttTii roj;ions of Ainorira; wiHi a
foloniTil f^i'ological map. -^ V'""''' •'<>'"■''• '>'<'"'. Sur., vol. xi, pp. H(~-.V20.

Thin raomiilr In pssi'iitiiilly (foolngipiil, Imt oi)nl«iii'< (jt'in-riil noliceii of iIk. fixnlla of the
(I'Hfrlctii trpHtfil of. Tlio tninlls of the Crtrlnmll'iTotH fiiriimtlon. of tlii> JurnHalc ntrfttn, of
till' TerliHiy bh 1 I'oHtTiTtiury ilHj,o<ilii, unl I'l' llii> .Mim'eiie bt-ili of Oivgnii Torrltory, are
iipi'ciiilly alliuleil to.

Jackson, C. J. Snr tin nionle dii rarailoxide."* Imrlani. <^ Comptvn lieiitJun,
s'lil. xlvi, pp. vi.'>4,v!.'M. l-.'i-',

AnnoiiHPi''< ttie ili^cnvi'ry i<( a r■^^\ of I'lrn luriii ^ horlnni nt Hraiiiti'ei-, sent to M. fille
(le Bcuuniont,

Jackson, C. J. Snr ridontiti' dti Piiratloxidos Iiarlani »'t (In ParadoxidoH
terra-nova'. < Cttniplix /i'c/k/'is, vol. xlvii, p. '^."I'.t. Kt'J.

Jameson, Robert. Notrs on tlin ifcolojiy of tlicconntriesdiseovered durinj;
Captain J'arry's second expedition, A. D. l'"21-2'2-"2:?. In "Journal of
a Third Vo}aj;o for the Discovery of a North West Passage from tho
Atlantic to the Facilic; performed in tho years lSJl-jr», in His Miijosty's
t^liips Ileclii and rnry, under tho orders of Captain William Hdward
Parry". Appendix, pp. l:?J-l.")l. London, IS-iti.

(JonlaiU!! viirliMiH iiotos on the fmsiU obnerved during the pxpeiUtlon. Mr. .Sloken I'oin-
iii'iuicHt>'H n .iot« on h foHsil fVoni limes, mt' of the iKlimil of Iglonlik, wliii'h !< cleiirly a •ipe-

cifB of lic'llltllClllitO.

Jameson. Robert, Arctic jjcolo^y. In " Discovery and Adventnro in the
Polar Seas and Rei^ions"'. I vol. Vi . <^ Edinhiirgh Cahhiit Library.

The chapter on Arctic geology oontaius noticoH of the fossilit Jlacovered in the Arctic
regioBH,

Jeffreys, J. Gwyn. The Po.st-Tertiary fossils procured in the late .\rctic
Expedition; with notes on some of the recent and living Mollnsca from
the same expetlitioii. •'^.Imi. and Ma;/. Nat. Hint., tmr. 4, vtd. \x, pp.
'-'•i'J-24'2. 1?:-.

The foDslU descrllieil in tills coininnnicRtion wore coilecteil by the nntiirBlUtn of the
Arctic Expedition of lH7."i-lt<7li in Post-Turtiary itaniln anil clays at heij<htu of from 10 to
liOO leet above the presiiit «ea-levcl. Eighteen specie.t of .MolUisca, one C'u'lentorate (I'm-
natula), aniJ one Foraiiiinifer lire noted, all uow living.

Jones, T. Rupert. Notes on Palicozoic l$ivalved Entoniostraca. No. II.
.Some British and ibreif^n species of Heyrichia. <[ .Inn. amt .May. Xat.
Uisl., ser. •}, vol. xvi, pp. I():J-176, pi. vi. l-'.")5.

The only American species described is Ikyrirhia lain Vamixein (.4tr'i<»i'"> lni'iii Van.).

Jones, T. Rupert. Notes on the I'aln'o/oic Bivalved Entoniostraca. No.
III. Some species of Leperditia. < Ann. and .May. Nat. Ifint , ser. fi, vol.
xvii.jip. i^l-'Jl», pis. vi and vii. Iffut!.

AmongHt the American species described nrj T.riieriliiia arnica Jones (Arctic regions,
Upper SiUiriaii), L. alta Conrad, uud L. gihlicra, n. up.. I'pper Silnrlan, Ueechey Island.

II.— rUHLlCATION'S MADK IN UUITISII AMKIIK!A, ETC.

109

Jones, T. Rupert. On tli<! i'aln'o/.oic lJi\;ilv(! Kiitoinosliacii of Cmindu.
<^ Figiiirx atiiJ hfrnviiiiimiH o; Ciniinliitn Onjunn li'cimiitiH, Uouuilt; Il[,
Moiitreiil, 1"<.'H. pp, '.tl-loi, pi. xi.

Nlii" HiiwleH ()!' 0<'nJi;(Wi( iiro di'K(Tll»i'(l hi tliit moin'ilr. Kiv.) iihiv vnriot'cj of t»;i'r-
tliiiii cnn.iili iifh aro ^«t\ leil, iiiul hnrhiliivi (witli two Hiicclen) in pmiMSBd an a mibgeuiiii
of Leiurililin.

Jones, T, Rupert. Notts cm the raliii/oic Iliviilved Kiifoiuostrntn. No.
IV. Some Norfli Ami<ricau Mpocies. < dun. and Maij. Nat. llisl., nor. :»,
vol. i, pp. t,'41-'J.'>7, i>1h. ix, x. 1^.")'^.

The iii'W spi'Bli'ri (l.)«c,rlb«il iirn ll'ijri-Uli rugidij'tra, B. niifillarn, D. rl.t'hrna. nii'l It.
/ilat/ciii (IVoiii ni'Hi'lioy'n IhIiiucI); //. loifmii and I.'iir.rditit e-iiiiiiliinis from tli« Calcilsr-
oiM, ami tUi< latter from Iho TrHnton aluo; A. nuna ami /.. {Itochiliiia) o'fawu (Culiiffr-
oun) ; L. {Innchilinii) grtfUin, Oijihiroini^ conr.innn, V. sili'iua, ami (7. r«yo,<(i (Treuton) ;
IjipirdHiaiie)in!>y!etiitim ((Jiliiton) ; L. oea'a (Trunton) ; anil nri/riihin pr.nniii/lviiiii.-ii (Omm-
rtagaSalt (Irouj)). Tliuro af aUonoteHoii sBVHr. .rnvloiisiy (l«<cril).iil firm<, auil a i.ibi"
of lli« gpiicra anil Hpi'cieH of Untrai-m/'i kuowii at tbU ilai-i as oci'iirriin; iii Arillo Am^riia,
Canada, and tlm L'uited Statics,

Jones, T. Rupert. On some ivdditioiial I'aliCDzoic Hivalvtal Kutoinostraca.
from Canada. <C Ann. ami Maij. Xul. lliil., st-r. :>, vol. i, pp. ;!lit-;!4'.'.

Occupiol cblfHy with givliij? ni!w Iccttlitie^Biid horiz ms tor pri'Viou<ly de^i'ribud fonin.

Jones, T. Rupert. A inononrrnph of tlic fossil Msthciiif. 4 . pj). l:!l, witli
.^ pliitcs. <[ Pahvontoyrapldral Soiicly. l-ilV.',

Doitcrlboa Enilteria ovala from spcciiii'iiit follecti'd iu I'enn«ylvani.i. Virninia, and
North Carolina (pp. Sl-09, pi. II, flg<. W-'M). AUo dcacrib'is nurl llifuriM /..vi/,i lei.li.i from
HpHoini'-ns iil>t.iinud from tb" I.iw.t (jiiilonifisroin Sandrttono* of IVnn-ylvania. Lastly,
tbe nnib'ir di!i)cribi)i( and ll;{iirBi4 two 0<trHci> li'!< troin tin; 'I'riaii ot North A;ii»riia as lu'W
Hpi'cie*, under the iiaiiivK Cuiiilonii / icifir^ii and C. / ciiimniifii,

Jones, T. Rupert. On fossil Kstlioriif tind tboir distribution. <] ',>"'"'•
Jonrn. '' vl. Sov. LoniL, vol. xix, pp. 14i)-l.'>7. l"<ti:i.

RefiTii capoclally to E^tlifrin onvn Ij^a, fro:n North and .South Cirolinii. Virginia, and
I'onnsylvaniii, uotieiug in p.irticular tlij gi.'olo^iuiil horizon iit wliich they occur.

Jones, T. Rupert. Tiio n;latioiislii)> of ctMtain Westrndian and Maltoso
strata, as slicwii by soiiio Oibitoidi's and otlior Foraniinift'ia. <^ <,'ti)-
logiail Maijininc. Ducadu I, vol. i, i))». lO^-loiJ. 1-'(J4.

The author reiniirks on fomo cxiimples of O/'"'"'''''.'! from .-Vntiguii anl Jamaicii, and
on aonie .V«mH(i///"iP from tb.' foriiiT irland, and hIiowh that tli^rw 'n lliu.s estalilinbed a
Mtrong relationnblp bcuvoen the Mid-Tertiary fauiui of Malta and that of the West ludiea.

Jones, T. Rupert. On the oldivst-known fo.ssil, Kozoiiu canadtMiso of thi>
Laureiitian Kocks (i Canada; its place, structure, and sigiiilioauco.
<^ Popular .Science IliTiviv. I'tjT, pp. ;.!4:!-'.'>.Vi, -with plate xs" and *,! wood-
ruts.

A geml-popular account of Kouibit catiail< use.

Jones, T. Rupert. >ranual of the Natural History, Goology, and I'hysiis
of Greenland and the neighbouring regions ; prepared for the use of the
Arctic Expedition of H7."), under the direction of the Arctic Committeo
of the Royal Society. 8\ pp. 76:$. London, 1S7,">.

Tbe portion of this w.)rk relating to geology (pp. 53I-')53) contains a summary of all
that la known on Arctic geology, with repriuts or abjtracti of papers on this subject by
different authors, and lists of fos!<il8.

110 HinLKHHJAIMlY OF INVRU TKHItA TK l'ALK()NTOI,()(5 Y.

Jones, T. Rupert, ttml H. B. HoU. NoH'h om ilic I'alii-n/.oic llivulvcil Eii-
toiiKtMtriifii. No. VI. Somti Siliiriiiii hih'cIbh (I'limitiu). s, .(»>i. timl
Mwi. Sal. Ilht., HIT. ;i, vol. xvi, i>|i. il I- IJ.'>, pi. \iii. l>tM.

AiiioUKMl till' AmiTicHii toriiiH nmioi'il uro llri/rii hin Inifiini Jniu'ii hihI Cyihrruinii con-
nil (1(1 Juiu'it, liiiili i>t which lire niiiiiv il In J'nmiliii,

Jones, T. Rupff, kikI H. B. Holl. Notes on tlio I'lilii'o/.oio llivnlvcd Kn-
toiiiostnii'ii. No. VIII. Somt> Lowi-r silnriini sjn'cies JVoiii the (.'hair of
KiMun-. hcluiul. ■ ; .tun. (uid Mmj. Sul. Iliii.. ser. I. vol. ii, \t\i. o4-6'J,
1>I. vii. HtW.

Ill II notr (p. .Vi). thi' Hnih":^ pnhit I'lii ih.ii ('v'/nrii/i»i.< ruiiuM Jiinen, from th» Trenton
l.inimliilii' cpl (."Hiiiiihi. imi I'nmitin \»vv .{'in. mid .l/.iy. .Vm. Hiit.. M>r. :», vol. I, p. '.Mlt, pi.
X, tli;. .'il HnuitMl npniiJi' ilnwii.

Jones, T. Rupert, itml H. B. Holl. Noti.s on tlm l*iiln<o/,olc llivalvod Kii-
toiiiDstnuii. No. I.\. <^.liirt. ami Mioj. S'ni. Hist., sor. I. vol. iii, pp.
•,' 11 -•.'•,»: 1, pis, xiv iiiul \v. Ir-f.'J.

A paper (iKHrrlplivc of Kuroprnn Hpecien. At the en.l, hn\v.'Vi>r, Ihf nulhom givo a llitt
ul' ihi- known .Silurliin I'riiiiiii.i, iiolhiK varimiK nin'i'lcH I'roin North Auifrii'u,

Jones, T. Rupert, and W. Kitchen Parker. On tlio iMiramiiiifoin of tlio
I'aitiil.v Itotiilina' (L'lirpi-iittT) found in the ('ri>taci>oiis forinatioim; with
notes on their Tertiiiry iind recent reiii'esetUulives, <^^^hlart. Jonrn.
Gail. >'("'. Loitii, vol. xwiii, pp. l(t:i-KK>. I'i't'i.

The Aintricau forniu tri>atpd of lu thin commuuicallon urethe Oelapeou* KotnlineH ilt-
Bcrilieil tiy Khri'nlii'rg, Iroiii the MiHHoiiri iiml .Mi««in»ippl iMikroifmli'tfir), hihI thoiio ile-
jcribeil li.v KiiiKN Iroiii thi' (IrmnKBinl of .N'lw in^vy (.tic Rkiss>.

Kalm, Peter. Travels. 17.'iO.

1 Not Hern liy tlic writer. ] IJi-HcriliPH various fol^^iIl< which he hhw In liiuentone at Port
St. I'riMlirick. or Crown Point, on Luke Chttmplain.

Kent, W. Baville. On an existing Coral closely allied to the raheozolo
Heniis I'avositeH ; with remarks on the allinities of the Tabnlata. <, .Imh.
and Ma(j. Nat. Hint., ser. 4, vol. vi, pp. :W.|-;t?'7, pis. xvii, x viii. I''"!*.

Founils the genuj Fiimnitipvra for ii recent Corul rilati'd to Alreoporn ; and deiicrili,<ij
a fo«»ll form of the Baiiie, believed to be from tlie Uevouian of North America, under the
naiiie of Favositiponi patuotuifa.

King, W., and T. H. RowDey. On the so-ealled Eo/oiiind Rock. < (,hiart.
.hum, (livi ."^oc. Lond., vol. xxii, pp. l^o-Jili^, pis. xiv and xv. l!^>.

The niilhor§ de«cribo In thU memoir *ae roiiultsof a ciirefnl chemical and uicroscopiral
examination of the OrenvUle " '.l'</.0' \ii\\ " Ophite, from which tbey arrive at the conclutlon
that Kir.uvn niiiaileiifc in trnly ■'' inorganic origin.

King, W., and T. H. Rowney. On the so-called "Eo/oiinal" Roek.
< Quart, 'louvn. Ceol. Soc. Loud., vol. xxv, pp. IIC. 117.- [Abstract.]
iHtilt.

The authors adduce fnnlier evidence that their viewii as to the mineral nature of /■."i):oo«
are correct.

King, W., and T. H. Rowney. On the mineral origin of the su-ealled
" Eozoon canadense '. < I'm. Roij. IriKh Arud.. ser. "i, vol. i, pp. 140-I5:i.
1871.

A reply to papem by Dm. J. W. Uawson and T. Sterry Hunt on the zoological and
(hemical a»pectH of the iiuemion respectively. The paper conduden with a recapitulation

of the vahouD points detailed in tlie lurmcrly publi»lied paper* of iheauthori).

II.— l»niI.I»'AriONS MADK IN IMMTISU AMKllICA, ETC. Ul

King. W.. iiH.IT. H. Rowney. i:..)-,...!!. i>MtiiiiniMl luliiciimlly from a Fo-
rnmiiiifiTiil st!tiiil|ioint. v <"». <'»i/ M<i'j. .wl^ Hint., ser. I, vol. xiv, iip.
-»7I •>'.». |.l. \i\. H7I.

A riinlrov.'rKinI impcr. In wlilvli «>vli|onet> la linmglii fiirwiinl to •how Hint Kn:"'^') nina-
dtu/r it InorRMuie in it* nutiir*.

King. W., 1111,1 T. H. Rowney. Ui'iiiarks on tlic Hiiliji'd of Ko/oiWi.

«^ JhH. iINW .W.I;/. .V(|/, llisl,, MT. I. vol. \iii, pp. itltii-iCMi. 1-71.

A •uiiiiii«ry »f ibv vh\>'( iiniutii in ttivniir of tin' ■iilii>'rul iiHtnro nf Emwn i-nwitli me.

King, W. >\n\l T. H Rowney. KiMimrkH on ilio 'Diiwu of Life' by Dr.
Il.nvson: ti> which is lulilod it Hiip|i|fni(>iifiii',v note. <\ Ann, titid Mikj.
.Sul. Hint., MT. I, vol. \\ ii. pp. ;t(iti-:i77. l~T(>.

A onlii'Hl iiK'imiir. '.(ulii n iliu iili|i>t'iiuiift in-lil l>y iIh* luiliiiirri iiii In llii' i4ii{i|><iiii'i| nrKiiuic
(iriKiii of f.'ii;"i •!.

Kdnig, Cbailei. lt(K'k-s|ii>i'inu'ns. Sii|ipl<'ineiit to tlio " .\]ipcii(li.v of
Captain I'arry's Voyum> for tlio l)isco\ fry of a N'ortli-wcut l'as.saj;e, in the
y«'ur« l-l'.'-'.Hi", pp.icxivii orlv ii. London, lf>\.

I'oiltHIIH SOIIII' lllltici'll ilf tnoil'a, llll'l lllHll ■< M 1I"\V t'lliniinr't lilfl'li, frnlll II lilllt'HtllUI)

difcov'Ti'l III I'r'iici' lti'|{i'ni « lulil.

Koninck, L. de. IVwription <It>H unini:in\ fosftiloH ipio se troiivent dans
lo terrain t'arlHniifi n* dc la Hi'lKiipio. Avoc snppltMiifiit. li;*4"i-44.

Tin- HUlliiir olli'* viirl'Mi* ii|it>riPi nt I'miliiitut. Siriijilinmi nil, Ur'hi», Si'iriJ'ir, t'uiintnka-
tu$. unti <>»'iiiui.'» ill iH'i'iirriiig in ilif I'alit'o/.aic inokii of Nortli America.

Koninck, L. de. Kfi-liorrlics snr los aniinunx fossilfs, I'rcmirrc p:irtii>.
Mono);rii|)hio dos m»niv.s I'roductns ft I'lionoies, l-'. pp. 'i-i(i, with "iU
pIntfH. I.i<*uc, 1'47,

Uncrih"* ('ho-itii^ thiim:triliiiiiii Di' Knii. fiMin t!i<> Ciirlinnifiniun iif Ki-r.tiicky, mil
cite* 7 »|iiiu<ii of I'ri'il 11:1 Ilf ituil 5 f\weii « .if (Viniicd.f i«H uriurriiiK iu Nurtb AmiricB.

Koninck, L. de. Iteclierohos snr 1(>h niiinianx foNsiles. Deiixiime pnrtie.
Mono};ru|ilii«t dos fo^silcs C'arbonift~*re» do In Cnrintliie. Ir^l'i.

(.'itr* n unnilMT of Itracliioiuxlii iiiid lUUcrnjihun ^rii im ocmirring in tilt! CJiirlioiiifpi'oui
•lr»la of North Ainorlcik

Koninck, L. de. N»nvt>llos voeln'rches snr lesauiinaux fossilosdn Terrain
Carb<iuif«'r»« tlo la Bolgiinie. rr«>mi<'re partie. IJrnxollDs, lri7"2.

Tlio untlior I'iicnwvfralCornlii iw oocurriiig In llw CarboniferoiHrockii of North Aiuer-
Irn. Il>' l<lrtititlH« ihi' Uihotlroiion > oili/iirniiiift of Mwk with LuntilaUin nii/am Martin,
ami hi> uliowii that the Spheii«i>otfrium of .Meek anil Worthen it idoutical with the prevloui*
ly deotriued l',iiai,ifis of Julvii Haiine.

Koninck, L. de, <m(/ H. Le Hon. Mono«;rnphie des Crinoides Carboui-
f«Tt'8 dt' la H«'ljji(-,tu'. lS"i4.

Cit<«i V!,i!\,-ri,i>4f planus Owen mid Shninard.

Tiaspeyres. H. nasft>s8ile Phyllopoden-ficnus Leaia, K.Jones. </ti/»(7ic.
(<«■»• />< utxih. (I'cof. (I'fjt., vi>l. xxii. pp. 7lj;J-74»i. 1?^70.

The iiutlior dencrilien and llgiiret Ai.kii liiiliji, and examlueii into the structure and rela-
tions of Lram and ito known iipei'ie«.

Leaueur, C. A. IVscription de plnsionrs animaleu appartenant aux I'oly-
piors laiuellifiTos de M. le Che\alier de Lauutrck. < Mvm. dii Muai'am,
vol. vi, pp. '.^l-'-W, plo. XV, xvi, liWO.

Thin memoir dealt principally with the livlnn Cor^lo of tht West Indiet. In an appen.
di«, however, the author treatt of the "Caryoph.Vilitet fotwiles que Ton trouve aitx fitiitt-
Unit d' Ani«ri.|ne ". and detcrihet three I»evonian forms of /.tiplimuif, under the namei of
Car^opk^iUa gigiiH'ta, C. puUn'inui, and C. curnhula.

i H

JIi: miii.iuuuAriiv oi- invkkikhuatk palkontoloov.

Lludatiom, Ouatav. On tlio nhliiltit's nt' tlio Aiitlioxna tiiUulntii. <.1nn.
and l\li\ij. Silt. //(W.,Ht'r. t. vol, xviii, ii|t. 1-17. 1"<7(». [ TriiiiMlutt'il IVoin
(i/'irrsii/l of homjl, i'lliimkiiiiH-Ahiiil. I'HrhaniU. Slorklnilia, Irt*;!. l

Aninni{»l Aiin'rliaii f<iriiii4 i>r Tiilmliil" CoriiU iipi'rliilly iiotU'iol liy tlin Hiitlmr nmy hi
iinnllom'.l ( '. r.im, i/iini liiilirli-iitii Hull iiii'l /'nmnM/Mrii mtitilniit Hull, hikI critlcttl iiMimrkit
iin iilmi iiiHili- ii|Hiu tbc iitlliillii-ii i>r Ciilliiii'irn llitll, ('Iti^ln/iDru Ilill, Cu'mutl'tii^t DitUM,
Vijiiili"iihura I)uli> Otvvn, Ti.traiium t>Hnit, lild'.

Logan, W. B. On tlip |iarl<liin of tho Iro in tlic rlvrr St. Lnwicnro; Iho
• '(•(•niii'nct' of landslips in the modfrn <li'|ioNit.i of itn valit'y ; uiul tli'>
cxi-'tfiit'cof Mai'int^ Shells in tln'ui niitl on th<> nioiintikin of Moiitiral.
<^ Ijiiart, Joiini, <!iv1. Sir, Loiul., vol. ii, pp. I'J'J— llt'J. li Ki.

At tlie cliiKc (if thin mi'innlr, tlit< Aiillmr coihUI'TiI iIik INntt-I'lloi'i'iie ilopiHlm of t1i'< iinlgli-
bniirliood ol' Montri>»l, liulli'iitinK I'l'lr i'Xi"ii>tiiiii tn ii hiilKlit of HV) IVi't ntiDva thu li'vul uf
till" HIM, Hii<l Kiviii|{ 11 li-it iif llvK «li"lli( ti)i> I'l lliHri'ia.

Logan, W. E. On tlioocciirrtMico of a trark niiil footprints of nti animal
in tli« Potsdam S.iiidHtono of I.owim' Canada, <[ (fiitirl, JDiini. Uiol, Soc.
I.iiml.. vol. vii, pii. 217-".V)l', with sim tioii. l".")!.

Tliii< pupiT (Ii>hIh prindpally with iheijuohiglcal hnri/.im uf thmitratucaiitaiulugth« fout-
priiita iu i|ii<'i<ii<>n (VrotioliiiUm),

Logan, W, E, On tho footprints oci'iirriiiif iti th« I'otsilatn Bundstono of
C'atiitda. <^ (^hiart, •lourii. (ivol. Soc. Loni!., vol. viii, pin. vi-viii. H.V2,

Owe* ft full account of th« |t«nlogy of thn dUtflot where tha rootprlatii (Proikh'iltei)
occur, Willi lists uf tip' I'liHsilH fmmil iu th» as^io.-liiti'il Htnita.

Logan, W. E. On tho track of an !iiiimi>.'i lately found in the Potudam
Formation. < Cainiil. .\al., \o\. v, pp. ','7'.l-!2':^.'>, with .'> eiijjravingH,

r^tio.

l)i'iicrll)i'< ftii'l lljuri'K Clini'ii"i,hiiilt.t wilfDii, Hiii given rti-tull^ in to tUi) Ki^ologU'iil fea-
tur«<n iiud ponltioa of the beds in u Iiicli th««e rciiiarkiiblB trackit occur.

Logan, W. E. Iioinavks on tho Fantia of the Qiiobcc (irotip of Rocks,
and tho Primordial Zotio of Canaila, addressed to Mr. Joachiiu Ilirrando.
<C,Cunad. .A'nf., vol, v, pji. •17v'-177, HOD; and <^Cnnai1.JoHni.,niiw nor,,
vol. vi,pp. 40- Ui, l"<t;i.

DiHcuHHen thi' charncterii of tlu' f.issiln of thi> Quebec Group, with np^clal referonce to
the Htratigniphiciil ponitioii of thin xenvn of dcponita.

Logan, W. E. On the l{ocks of the C/iiehee Gionp at Point Lt'jvis. [In a
letter addressed to M. Itarrande.] < Cutitrt/. Xat., vol. viii. pp. 183-
11)4. 18(«,

ContaiiiH liHtH of the fuflnilH, and nol>M thi-reon.

Logan, W. E. On the occurrence of organic remains in th6 Laureutian
liocks of Canada. <i(^)iiart.,/iiiini.Geol. Soc, Loud., vol. xxi, pp. 45-50.
1865.

This memoir i* a p;»olot,'iciil oiip, occupleil Hith a general description of the Laurontian
Rocki) of Canada, ilUmtrated by nections. The author, however, given an account of the
discovery of Eo-.uun in the Lower Lnuri'iitiau LlineHtone, and deicrlbeo tho general mode of
occurrence of, and the appearance presented by, the specimens.

Logan, W^. E. On the occurrence of organic remains iu tho Laureutian
Koiks of Canada. < Canad. Xat., new ser., vol. ii, pp. 92-i)i). 18u7.
A reprint from th-? Quart. Juurn. Cieol, Soc. Land,, 1S65, with aome additional notei.

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L^giui, W. B. On iitiw H|)iiriiiiiiim nf Kd/.ooii. '^(^itart.Journ.aeol. Sot,
Loml, v<il, xxiii, pjt. VJ.'»:j-y.')7. Ii(i7.

Till* U « kkoIukIcuI inoinoir, liiit It In of liil«rciil t» tba pnlnoatologliil na flvlng • ila-
tlUliMl nccniiiil ot IliK iip'i'Uh ku'iIo^Ii'hI piiDlrlnii iif tli» l>ml rriiiii wlilcli wiM ubtiiliXMl th«
litkiit nltHri-il )'x tiii|ili< III' Kir.ouii email iiti: {<\m " Tu lur npiMliiiiin "; im yi't kiiutvii to ncl-

Lonsdale, William. \w m\tt ol' twunty-i'x NpiMiiut of l'oly|ini'iii, oltl^ikiatMl
from tlio Kimoiid Tortiiiiy I'onn ilion of N »r(.li A'inricu. ■<^<Juart.
Joiini. (Ii'dI. Siir. Ltnion, vol, i, pp. oOJ-.'iiJ;!, with 17 (i(iKniviii>{i. HI5.

Till' ii|i<H'iiii"iiH il"4(:rU<ii I III tlilK iii'iiuolr wurx unUuctuil by Sir (!linrlu< Lyall, itiiil con-
xlit |i*rtly III' trill' Dnrnlii iiiiil pitrtly iif Poli/iun. Kivn apecliii* of (Jnrnlit niiil 1 1 of I'alijxoa
iiri' ili'Hi'rllii-il iiH new.

Lonsdale, William. Acooiint of h\\ HpKcltM of I'jlypiu'iii obtuiiuttl from
Tiiiildir {.'ri!<)l«, Nt)W .lerHoy. <[ Qiuivt, ■hntni. (leol, Sor. Ao/irf,, vol, i,pp.
tio-?.'), with •"( ('iij{ravinj;n. 1^4.1.

Thlit p ip»r U nil up miihIIx tn ii iii r.iinlr liy Sir Uli irliH I^yi'll iluncrlbliig tliu Uretttceuim
atraliiot N 'W Jurtny. &,i'. {<i'tfl. .luini. (Iml, .Vnf., vol. I, \<.'i't). 'I'liii h|micIuh daHcrlbod
Hliil fl(jiiri)f| iini M iiiilii'nl'iantlimtic.ii Morton, mid, Hiiiimgut I'.ily/.oiiiiH, lUmnnca niiiiurlilii

I.oiiiid., Tiibiiliiiini mrifirri I,'iiHd.. C'i7(,/«)r/i (H')«'n((iI,oniid., IC»eli'irlna $agena MorVm, auii

F.tcharn digiiiiin Murtoii,

Lonsdale, William. Aciiutitit of tiii ttpticloH of I'oiyparla oltluiiied from
the Mioi!*)iie 'rt'rtiiiiy ForimitioiiN of North Auiorica. <[ Quart, Joitrn.
(liol. Stin. AyO;irf,, vol. i,pp, 4Dr>-."i01l, witli III oii^^rnviii^^M. 1815.

The fu^HllM lii<rii di'^crlbud \vi>ri> uolli-clud by Sir Khitrlun l.yidl, Hiid tevHii of the ton
HpiM'lHH wblc'b form tbi< Kubji<tt of the paper are Polyznamt, Heven ipocleH are described
an new,

Lyell, L'S'tc] Charles. Himiarks on Homo fossil and recent shcllH, eol-
loi?to(l l)y t'aptiiiii n.iytliilil, U. N. < I'roo. IhoU Soc. Land., vol. iii, pp.
ll!t-l',i(l. is:t'.t.

The author ilnnci-lb << a collfi'tlon of hUhIIk obtilnod from thu PoittPllocuno doponltrt of
Bnttiiporl, lU'iir Qithi'i'. Tm^ ro.4i'inblHiiC(i of thuiii" »hi'll« to tlioHH of thi hIidIIh of Uddo-
valla In SwimIkii In notlcnd, and they ure further compared with the iipeclon living lu th«
Gnlf of St, l.Hwrenee.

Lyell, ['*>!>] Charles. On the Tertiary Formations and their connec-
tion with the Chalk in Virginia anil other parU of tho United States.
< I'roc. (ieol. Soc. Land, vol. iii, pp. 7:J5-742. 183».

Contalnii notoH upon the foKiU, together with lutii of the apeciui collected,

Lyell, t *'"'■] Charles. On tho Tertiary strata of the Island of Martha's
Vineyard in Massachn.setts. < I'roc. Geol. Soc. Loml,, vol. iv, pp. :il-33.
1840.

Contalna uotei* on the fomillii,

Lyell, [«S'ir] Charles. IJeniiirks oji some fotwil and recent shells, col-
lected by Captain liaylield, U. N., iuCanad*. < Tram. Gaol. Soc, Lpnd.,
ser. 2, vol. vi, pp. 1:15-141, pi. xvl. 1842.

Conttthm \\*U of the Pont-Plloceue ahelU of the neighbourhood of Quebec, with deicrlp-
live and general reiimrka lhor«ou. The author comparea tbeae ahella with thoae now Uviug
In the Gulf of St. Liiwrence, and ludlcatoa their ruaemblance to the ihella of the Qlaclal Je-
poalta of lldduvalla in Sweden,

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Hi BIBLIOGRAPHY OP INVERTEBEATE PALEONTOLOGY.

Lyell, L'"*'"'] Charles. Truvcls in North Ainorica; witli goolojjicnl ob-
8i>rviitioiis on tlll^ UnitiMl S^J^t(^s, Oiiiiiula, ami \ova Scotia. 2 vols. S"-*,
With iiiiips iiiid iliii.sti'iiMons. Loinloii, 184').

Tlip r.'.itlio.' givis iiunn'rnu.H noli'n nn tlu' fii«ilr< whirli he collected In bin triivels, often
Willi lists of s|)i'ci"s, iinl Willi iii;my observations, coiiiimilng the forms collected with tboge
foiiiid In nil respouiliiiB I'onimtions in Knroliu.

Lyell, [■*>'''■) Charles. Nom's mi tlio Cri'taci'.oiw tstrata of Nt!\v Jtifsi^y, and
otlit'f ]iarts of tlio I nitcil Statps liordprinjj t.io Atlantic. <^ Quart,
.loiirn. (ifoJ. Soi\ /!.o»ff., vol. i, iip. ,'i.'')-(lil. 1>'I.">.

Tills iiieiooii', ihniiKh princij iiUy K''ol"Ki.^iil, loiitiiins vMrious pula'jntologiciil notes.
Tile l'o"s Is collei'teil were scpai'iiti'ly iloscribud liy I'rof. ICdwiird Forbes und Mr. lionsdaie
('/. I'.).

Lyell, [•**■''■] Charles. (IlistTvatioiis on tli(> White Linipstono and other
Koc'ouo or older Tertiafy Foriiiiitioiis of Viffjinia, South Carolina, and
(iooi'fjia. <^ <,>iturt. Journ. Urol. Sor, Lond., vol. i, pp. 4"2i)-41iJ, with 7
wood nts. H4r>.

Contains nninerons observiitions on and lists of the fossils collected, several being fig-
ured, rirrliratulii initmiiiiftoiicnsis and Ciriihium georgiiiHum are described a8 new spo-
cles ; and I'm*'. K. Forbes gives a duHcrlption of a new Kebinoid under the name of Sciilella
jonetiii.

Lyell, [Sir] Charles. On tlio Miocouc Tertiary strata of Maryland, Vir-
j;iiiiii, and of North and South Carolintv. <^ Quart. Joiirn. (leol. Soc.
f.oiid., vol. i, pp. 41l-4'Jl>, with 2 cn^ravinjjs. H4-">.

The memoir contains nnmoruus pahrontological notes a'ld ll^ts of fossils. Liata of
shells .10 givi'n showing the number "f Miocene species slill i>\isting, the specieH comraon
to the Ami'riean and Knropeau Mloceni , &c. I'rof. 1.. Forbes gives descriptionH, accompa-
nied with liguros, oi two new ICchinolds (viz, Airphidetuti rirginianua and Erhiiiut riijjinii).
A list of the fossil Corals is given, and a note .'roia Mr. I.nnwiale is appended dealing with
the indiCHtionn of climate atfurded by the Miocene Corals of Virginia.

Lyell, ['*>"■] Charles. On the newer deposits of the Southern States
of North America. <_ Quart. Joura. Geol. Sor, Lond., vol. ii, pp. 405-410.
1840.

Beeldes scattered observation i on various Invertebrate fosaila met with, the author
notes the occurrence ou the abores of the Bay of Mobile of inland dcpositx of the sholln of

QnalhoJoii cunrntus.

Lyell, [>SirJ Charles. On the structure and probable age of the coal-
tield of James River, near Uichmoud, Virginia. < Quart. Joitrii. Geol,
*■(«'. Loud., vol. iii, pp. "itil-'i^'O. Iti47.

At pp. 274, a7.5, of tills memoir, the author describes and llgures a small Kaiheria [Poii-
rlonomyn] as occuirlng In the Ulchmond strata referred to, and points out. that the occur-
rence of these fossils would lead to the concluBlon that the Ulchmond coalHeld U of Trlaaslo
age.

Lyell, [.sir] Charles. On the relative age and position of the socalled
Niimtnulito Limestone of Alabama. <^ Quart. Journ. Geol. Sor. Lond., vol.
iv, pp. 10-1(). Iri4t<.

Numerous fossils are alluded to as occurring In the strata iu (lueition, and the memoir
contains notes from F.ilward Follies and .\lcide U'()rbigny as to the zoological position of
Orhi.'oidin [XiimmiililrH] man/flli.

Lyell, .Sic Charles, and J. W. Dawson. On the remains of a reptile
(Deudrerpetuu acadianuiii, Wyiiian & Owen) aud of a laud-shell discov-

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ered in the intoiior of an erect fossil trw in the Coiil-Measnres of Nova
Scotin. K^QiKtrt. Joitrn. Geol. Sop. Land., vol, ix, pp. ftB-filJ, pls.'ii-iv.

I8r):i.

Tills memoir eontiiinii ii iliincription, with rtRureH, of the firnt iliHcovurcd sprcimen of the
llttlii Uurlii>nif»roitii litiirl-Hlieli Hinco well Itiiown uudur thn niinie of I'np'i (Dendropiipa) ve-
tusta,

Marcou, Jules. Ri\suin6 oxplicatif d'uno carto {;o()lo{;i(ino ilea l^tats-Unis
et <lt's provinces anoliiises do IWini^riquo du Nord, avec nn prolil gdolo-
j3;li|U(Millant de la vail im) dii Mississippi aiiK cotes du l'acilii|ii(\ et uno
pluiiclio do I'ossik's. <^ Hull, dv la Sue. (it'oLdc Framr, vol. xii, pp. 8i;5-
DlJti, \t\. xxi and map. Irinti.

TliiH memoir contniim li«lH of tlio fosnilK from the Lower Silurlnii to the Tertiary in-
cluwive. .Slime (Jrctiici'Oiirt OslreiiliC lire liijiired.

Marcou, Jules. Geolojiy of North America ; with two reports on tfio
prairies of Arkansas and Texas, the Uocky Mountains of New Mexico,
and the Sierra Ntivada of California. 1 vol, 1\ pp. Ml, with 7 plates
of fossils. Zurich, 1"*,"))^.

Cliiipter iiiof tirm work (pp. ^i-,")!)) i.< ilevoted to descriptions of fosHllu collected by th«
author from the Tertiary, Seeonihiry, and I'iil;iii>Z()lc deposits of the regions examined by
htm. Ammunilin nhnmtirili, .l.hrlkiniiiii, A. iweimciiinni, HnmiUa fremunti, liwccramut
leroH'xi, /.tocnntia iviishitfi, lloluMttr vnmtim'ht'^i, Orthttcr.ras noi'ii-mericana, Mynlina iipachesi,
Prnduciiis ildnirarii, Orllih preosii, Sinriftr rockymontnni, Tercbrntula rorkijmunlana, T.
marmimii, and '/'. iilii are deseribed as new species.

Marcou, Jules. I'ne reconnaissanci! geoloniiiue ati Nchraska. <^BitV,
de la Soi; Gi'ol. di [■'raiive, 'Je ser., vol, xxi, pp. I;i2-147, 18C4,

Contains niiteu on the fossils,

Marcou, Jules. Lo Terrain ('retac6 des environs de Sioux-City, de la
nii.ssion des <!)nniha et de Tekaiua, siir les hords du Mi.ssouri. <^Jiull.
dc la Sor. (U'ol. dv Frame, ser, 2, vol, xxiv, i)p, 5G-71, pi. i, 18(17,

The author gives some notes on the Invertebrate fossils of the Cretaceous deposits of
Sioux City, Iowa.

Marcou, Jules, Untersuidiuiijren in Californien, <^ Verhandl. d. K. K.
lleolmj. IMchHaiixIdll, 187.'), pp, '.ilo, 'ilti.

Notes the occurrence near Fort Tejon of strata with Kocene fossils.

Matbew, Q. F, On the \/oic and I'ahuozoic Rocks of Southern Now
IJrunswick, <[ (,>iiart. .foiini. Geol. Sov. Lond., vol, xxi, pp, 422-434, ISC'),

Contains scattered notices of the fossils,

Mathew, G. F. Note snr les Molln8((ties de hi formation Post-Plioctino
lie I'Aeadii". <C tiiiialix de la Soe. Malaeoloyique de Helgique. vol, ix, pp,
:{:{-41(, pi, i, (Translated from tin? author's MS, by Arinand Thielens,)
1874,

(Jives a i,'i inTiil aceiuini of tlie t'osll'lioceue formations, and furnishes notes on a large
lUimlier of ilie t'osrtil M<illiis:-ii wiiicii tlie aiitlior h:is met with in tliese Ijeds in Acadia,

Meek, F. B, Fossils ficini Ihe wcM coast of Kennedy Channel, < llaijen's
" Open I'liUir Dcriin '', London, IStJ", p, It 1 1 ; anil <^ Am..foHni. Sei. and Arts,
ner, 2, vol. xl, p|t. ;U-IU.

licscribes various fossils collei led by l)r Hayes on tlie west coast of Kennedy's Chan-
nel, from deposits of l.uwer lleldeilierg age. /.nphreiitishiiyc»i and fMioutma i kanei are
described us new Hpe( iis.

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116 BIBLIOaBAPHY OP INVERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY.

Meek, F. B. Geolo<;y of the lino of tlio grnat I'aciiie Railroad. [In a letter
to Dr. J. J. Higsby.] <] (ieoloijlcnl Maga:inr, Decade I, vol. vii, p]». 163,
l(i4. 1870.

Notes the fossils obtained by Mr. Clarence King Along the lino of the Pacific Railway.

Meek, F. B. Remarlis on tiic ^011113 LicluMiocriniis. <C Ann. and Mag. Xat,
Jfiat., ser. 4, vol. viii, pp. :!41-:!4.'». 1871.

A reprint from Amcr. Journ. Sci. and Arts, 1871.

Meek, F. B. Suppletuentary notoon tliogonti.sLiciionocrinu.s. <^ Ann, and
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An adilltional descriptioa ol the chniacterri of Lichenocriniis, founded on a nuirber of
fre'th specimens. Th" author concludes that it Is an aberrant type of Oystoiilea, represent-
lug a distinct t'liinily.

Meek, F. B., anil A. H. Worthen. Notes on some points in tbe structure
and habits of the Palasozoic Crinoidoa. <[ Cattail. Nat., new ser., vol. iv,
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Reprinted from the I'roc. Acad. Hat. Sci. I'liiU., 18B9.

Michelin, Hardouin. Iconogrnphic zoopliytologiqiie. Description par
localit6s et terrains des Polypiers ftwsiles do France et pays euvlron-
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A few American Corals are described in this work,

Michelin, Hardouin. .Mouographie des Clypi'^astrcs fossilcs. <[ Mem.
de la Soc. Gvol. de France, vol. vii, pp. 101-147, pis. ix-xxxvi.

Araongitt other forms, th" author of this m.Miioir describes various Clypcastroids from
the Tertiary formations of tlie West Indies,

Milne, John. On the rocks of Newfoundland, with notes by Alexander
Murray. < Geol. Ma;<.. Dt>cade II, vol. iv, pp. 2r.l-2()2. 1877.

Mr. Murray's notes to thi^ paper contain various observations on the fossils found in
the rocks of Newfoundland,

Milne-Ed'wards, H. lllstoire naturello des Crustaci'^s, comprenant I'aiia-
tomie, la i)hysioloirie, et la class! tic.vtion de ces aniinaux. [Natural
history of Crustacea, (^oinprisiii^j their anatoiiiy, j)hysiolof;y, and clas-
.sification.] :? vols. '^", Paris, ls;54-40.

Describes various species of American fossil Oriistacen (Eurypterids and Trilobltes),

Milne-Xidvrards, H. llistoiro iiatnrelle des Coralliaires on PolyjH^s pro-
preniciit dits. :! vols. 8 . Paris, 1857-00.

Descrlljes a number of fossil Corals from North America.

Milne Edwards, H,. and Jules Haime. Mi'nioiie stir Ics Polypiers ap-
parteiiant aiix jjroupes uaturt^lles dtis Zuiinthaires perforcs et des
Zoanthuires tabult^s. <[ ('nniiili.i litndnn, 1811I, t. xxix, pp. 257-2fiH.

The authors found lln' giMius Dan la for the reception of the Nortti American ^>,

liuri'iiica.

Milne Edwards, H., and Jules Haime. A monograph of the ISritish
Fossil Corals. lutrodtictiou, pp. i-lxxxv. <[ rahvjnlojrupb'wal SnoU'ly,

1850.

In the Introduction to their monograph of the British Fossil Corals, the authors found
the (renera -■lii.«'</)^i/"'""i lliri;/i!iijlliim, Unllin, Aitlitcn/)hijll..,n, Tnichophyllum, Uadroiilnjl-
lum, and Eridnphyllum, prine ipaily or exclusively for the reception of American species.

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_» J. a ,„„l Jnle. Haime- /'""*,,,,,,..„ „6„6r»l de la

.,.„dnV. Mich -p. ; ;V^^-^ ':,„„,,,,,, o'Orb. ■, 0. /-' ^^ ^Z f^ „. ,' Oa.ia H.ronic.

lata E. & H.; S. «er«r„i. *;■ * 'o„,„„.„„W« a(rc«(,..^. 0°'''Ji;/,7 ;,. reMrali, B.
Haf. & Cliff.-. 0. i'"^«"''^.':V ",r,W-,»« K. ^H- ^' '.""r,„''al p.'. Z- '-•'^''"'

num E. & H-' ""«'"' ■' ,, . (j ,.«iCos'"« UftU, "P- • i" . „ ciUiophyl-

S., «,.««.« H»>; ^'!"*" \,.^,,„,aria da^Usoa, h. & H- ; '•^'- ^f,.,„„,,,„,i<.H >»<.m.l(ar«

B. & ». ■. K. ■^'"'^""'' f • *;^"-;„ • A>. A«rmo,ii<e. E. & H. ; ^- ;'»':' ;„,^ genera fouuded

tr,ta venuiiih B. & "' ' [^,Mia, Emmonsi'h ^''■""l'' •

on American CoruU are Pr-tar.-, ^^^^^ ^^. g^^,^ ^),

tUeA;.."««"- . f,,,,,, Jamaica, with a note

^ « J Carrick. On some Tert.ary ^MsU^ ^ ^^^^^^ ,„^

<ir..„a... ./.....•"• "-'• •"^•- '•'" . ^^,,, ,,ecic. of fossil

MCon. Ba.ue. aeo^^-^SlirUniteaStat.. <...».
Eclu..oaov.uata Iro.u the bo.c, ^^^^^_ ^^^^

„,,UM-/ A"^ ''-'■•"«'•;;:;,,,: S.,ten,be.-,l.^'>.

.-. Roderick I. ?il^""'- '^ 'r f ^o „,,. :,tW, with 41

^^^^^^- '""r':.^L.P-o....U.ee.pe.aUycbap.r.vUU.P.«M--
Contalnii notices of Amerioiuu

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lis BIBLIOGRAPHY OF INVERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY.

Murchison, fUr Roderick I., Edouard de Verneiiil, and Count Alex-
ander de Keyserling. (jioology of Riissin in Europe ami tho Ural
Mouiitiiiiis. Vol. ii. Troi-jieiiie imrtio, Piil<^t)ntoloj;io. 4\ pp. 5ltJ.
Loudon and I'aris, 1815.

Tbi* iiuthora notu thi> oucurrcncu of luiiay of tlie Palieozoic fonaiU of KuhdU in dupoaitt
of correiipnnding age iu North America.

Murray, Alexander. l{i!j)ort npoii the Oeologii-al Survey of Nowfoimd-
latid for the year It*71. St. .Jolin's, 187-2. jtp. 4S>.
Contains a few noteH on the fonsilH.

Murray, Alexander. Report upon the Geological Survey of Nowfoi;ud-
laud for the year 187!i. St. Johu'd, 187;i. pp. 'M,
(.'untainu many uotices of the foxallH.

Murray, Alexander. Geological Survey of Newfoundland. Report of
progress for the year 1873. Montreal, 187:t. pp. 47.
Cootainii notea on the foBniU.

Murray, Alexander. Report upon the Geological Survey of Newfound-
land for the year 1873. St. .John's, 1873. pp. «!'.).

Containi) a few uotos on thi> fomills.

Murray, Alexander. Geological Survey of Newfoundland. Report of
progress for the year 1874. St. .John's, 1875. pp. 74.

Tlie portion of tlii« report by Mr. JiiineH P. Unwley, on the Geology of Port-a-Port and
St. Gi^crgc's Buy, containu noticex nf tl'e foHMlIn met with.

Nelson, Richard J. On the Geology of tlio Uerintidas. <^ Tranx. Geol.
Soc. Loud., ser, 'i, vol. v, pp. 103-123, with IC engravings. I84(t.

Contains nuincrouH olmervationH, dealing |with coral-reefn, formation of llniuatone,
chalk, &('., of great ititereKt to the pal:e<>utologi!it.

Nelson, Richard J. Ou the Geology of the Haha'nai^, and on Coral-
forinatio.is generally. <^ Quart. Jonrn. (livl. Sor. Loud., vol. ix, pp.
•200-yi5. [Ahstract.J 1853.

Tliough not Htrietly piiliioatalogical, Major-Qeneral N'l^lnon'ri ma.uoir coutaina much
matter of the higlieat intereat to the phllosophieiil palieontoiogUu

Nicholson, H. AUeyne. Migrations of the Graptolites. < Quart. Journ.
Geol. Sor. Loud., vol. xxviii, pp. '.il7-231. 187<J.

Treats iu part of the diHtribiition and range of the Ami^rican apeciea of OraptolittB.

Nicholson, H. AUeyne. A monograph of the Hriti.sh Graptolitidie.
FartL General introduction, pji. 133, with 74 engravings. Edinburgh,
1872.

Notices variotia American formn of Grnpwliitn.

Nicholson, H. AUeyne. On Ortonia, a new genus of- fossil ITubicolar
Anneiides, with notes on the genus Tentiiculites. <[ (ieohgical Maga-
zine, Decade I, vol. ix, pp. 44(i-449, with engraving. 187*2.

Fonnda the genua Orionia. with one apeclea (O. coiijca), for the reception of aome Tu-
►g bicoloUH AnncUiUe from the ('iiicinnati Oroup of Ohio.

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rocks of WeHlen. Outauo. ^

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nUed by tUe author in the Devonian dep ^^^^^^

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,.,.. .„ J ». — '"■» I"- "■" ,|. ,v„m the D«™»-

u, n H AUeyne. On D.n.cauella, a ue ^ .,,.3-335, NVitb

Nicholson, H. All y^ ^^^^^ ^.^^ ^,.^, ^,,. 4, ,ol.

1 ";;;;tvin«. 1^4. ^,^„^, ,„.„ ,., ,u.ara group of Indiana.

cr.iviuU. 1«74. . „ ,. ,,i,,rifnrmh. tor aCoralfrom

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120 BISLIOORAPHY OF INVERTEnRA.TE PALEONTOLOOY.

Niohulson, H. AUeyne. DeHcriptions of now fossils from the Devonian

rocixs of WPHtfiii Ontario. < ('annd. Xal., \u'\v sor.. vol. vii, pp. i;?8-147.
1874.

DeHcribei m ni'w /.aphrenlia fcneslrain, Blnthrophylhim ilerorticatiim, Hdiophyllum col-
bornense, Petraia (() liigani, aud Aleciu (?) cnnadtntia,

Nicholson, H. Alleyne. On the afflnitiis of tbo jjorns Stronintopora,
with (Ifsciiptions of two new species. <[ Ann. and Mug. Nat. Iliat., sen
■t, vol. xiii, pp. 1-13, with :? enf^riiviuffs. Irt7 I.

Reforit Stroinatiipora to the Calcitpongln. The new apecles dencribed are .$. [Caunnpora]
perforntn anil .<!. hiniiei,

Nicholson, H. Alleyne. Descriptions of two new genera and species
of Polyzoa from the Devonian rocks. <] Ann, and May. Xat, HM., ser.
4, vol. xiii, pp. 77-85, with 2 engravings. 1874.

DeBcrll)eH the new gonera Orijpinpora and Oarinoporn as aberrant luembdrg of the Fii-
nestellidtt. The known «pecle»,y\7., Cryptoporamirabilis Bkud Oarinopora hindci, axe liom
the Cornlferous LimcHtone.

Nicholson, H. Alleyne. Descriptions of species of ChiBtetes from the
Lower Silurian rocks of North America. < Quart. Journ. Geol. Soo,
Lond., vol. XXX, pp. 41)9-515, pis. xxix, xxx. 1874.

Treatn of the Hpeciei* of Ohatetca which the author had met with in the Cincinnati
Group of Ohio and the Iludnon Iliver and Treutou forinatiuuH of Canada. Nineteen ape-
cieg are recognized, of which several are deacribod an new.

Nicholson, H. Alleyne. Report upon the Paheontology of the Prov-
ince of Ontario. Presented to the Legislative Assembly by command of
His Excellency the Lieutenant-Govern jr. Toronto, 1874. 8^. pp.133,
with 8 plates and .58 woodcuts.

In the iiitroducf ion to this report, the author reviews the Devonian .strata of the
Province of Ontario, striittjjrapliiciilly aii . as ro(;arii.s thoir pala^ontologic^al relations.
Tho roiuainilor of the work is occupit il with doscripl ions of ItiO spooies of fossils from
the Cornifeniiis anil HiiniiltDn fonnatioiis, coinprisiu;; li species of /Vofnjoa, 7'J species
of Givlrnterata, 4:t spnci(>s of Brnr.hiopnda, ID sp(>cie8 of Poli/zoa, 1 speoii's of Lainelli-
branchiala, I species of I'leropndn, IJ spccios of (Itsteropmla, I! spiicios of Annelidi, and
4 species of Grunlatva. Most of ilie now forms had boeii previously loscril)ed by tho
author, but tho foliowinj; are liore described for tho llrst time; — OlisinphnUum [Aero-
phylUim\ pliiriradiah; IlcUnphiillinn proU/erifi, Favonilen chapinani, I'latj/cernn unite-
riale, Strophostt/lus (.') subifUihimus, S. (0 oratus, S. (.'.) iiblimms, Uolopea eriensis, Helico-
toiim (!) serotina, and Syrinynpora intermedia.

Nicholson, K. Alleyne. On Fuvistella Htellata and Favistella calicina;
with notes on the aflinitiesof Favistella and allied genera. <^ lirp. Jirilhh
Asxof./or 1874, Siilionn, \\\). Kt, 'JO.

Till' now species F. calicinn is I'oiiiuled for a Coral from the Hudson River Group
of Ontario.

Nicholson, H. Alleyne. Dciscripfions of species of Ilipiiothoa and Alecto
from th(' Lower Silurian rocks of Ohio, with a description of Anlopora
araebnoidea. Hall. <^ .tnn. and Mag. .Vit. Hint., ser. 4, vol. xv, pp. 123-
127, pi. xi. 187,5.

Refern .-tlecm iiiflala Hall to Ilippolhon, and dexcriliei* ax new upeoieH Alccti^ nnlopo-
roidis, A.J'Tondiim (Jamci', MS ), Hurt A. cunj'ufa.

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Nioholson, H. AUeyne. Di'sciiptions of mnv spiTii's of Tolyzoa from
tlio liowi'i mill rppiM- Siliiriati rooks of North AiiU'ririi. < Ann. and
Maij, Sal, lli.ll., brr. I, vol, xv, jiji. 177-184, |>1. xiv. lt*7r).

/Vi7iii//V(y.i Mlfit'irmh. r. r'H iivniM. i'. /Jiifr/N-n, /'. (M .iii(i;>,)Cn. P. frni-»lii\ifiirmii,
•uiil Oiriiid i/i.iri i)*i,i. 1I.1M rti'o .|i'.n<ril>.Ml n* iivw mjiimm . fnun iln' Cliicliiiiiiti ruriiiiitiou, ami
t'eiiifiiUa ii,ri-'ii,i iVmii lli» Niu«,irii (iSiit'lpti) l\iri»nltc<ii nf Oliin.

Nicholson, H. Alleyiie. Noavs on the liaHloropoilit of Mio (riiolph for-
inittloii of CiiiuMlii. V, <,»iiiirf. Joinn, thvl, No<'. /<(IM(J., vol, xxxi, pp, 543-
Ti'il, pi, xwi, witli WDoiU'iit. |ST,\

I'ri'iiiH 111' ihii r..iHii>ni|m\i wlili'li thi< initli>r In 1 c <ll-'Otfi| In tlif (liiHlpti liiinHHtone of
t'Himlii, SlxtfiMi t'lirmt uro iltworilHvl, of whifli two {Miirtkis'inia luiyld mid Holnpca /
iirciileiilnUti »ro (U'lcrniliii'd h* m-w.

Nicholson, H. Alleyne. iJiporl upon tln> Pulu>ontoloj;y of tho Province
of Oiiturio, I'lint.'d liy onli>r of tln' l,»>j;isliUive Assembly. Torouto,
It*"."). .s^\ pp. Dti, with 4 plikto!* inul l."» woodciitvS.

Tlii.s rppnn is a > (mttiiiiiklioii of uno imliUxlioil in IriTt, ami oiintiiins an eniimora-
tliiii 111' -JOO !«|ii>i !;,. Ill' Io.ssiIm i'iilU'<'ti>«l l>y ilio nnlliur from the 'L'rcntun Linieatune,
Utioii Sliit«, IIiiiHtiu Uivor t'orinatiiin. N'i;)i;.ti'a l.inu'stiino, i]iiol|>h formation, Cor-
iiilVroiia LiniKHliini', loul Hiinillun formaliun of \Vo4l«>rn Oiitjirio. To many of tlio
8pi>oii"s n itliiti^t iniiri' tli:\n i'i«l>>i'i>uo<"< .ir,> ijivtMi: Imf ili'si-riptioiis. gonnrally acooin-
|ianit>il Ity tljiuron, rtic nlvon of all now sihhmo*. as \v«>ll as of tliosa which havn not been
provlons'.y thoniii);hly «<xAmii:t>il or ilosorihoil in n'ailily aooos»ilih< works, lunililitiou
to a nuuihorof s|ioi'itv< fur lhi> lirsi (into oniiniaraloil as ooourriii); in tho I^ahuo^oic de-
poiiits of I'anaila, tlio l.illowiin; now .spooios aro iifMn\ti'\ . — I'tiloJicliiii fiUciformil
(Tri'iiton Kiinostono), Kiii'i,<(.'((ii iMdVino (HniUon Kivor Group), Diploijrapswi hudao-
nieiia (Kudsun Kivor tiioiipl, t'lilldju'ro mi»i((i.v'Kitna (Hamilton formation), Stromato-
))ori( iiii(/i'fior(it'((i'.« (ll.tinillou), ami vN'/iiroHu'v spintili/fnia (llaniilton).

Nicholson, H. Alleyne. On Iho (iuol|tli LimcstoMos of North America
anil thoir orKaiiic r(<titain^<. <[ (holagical .Wui/iicihc, Decaile II, vol. ii,

pp. ;u;{-:m8. it'7r..

(fivos a jjonoral acoonnt of tho fos.siKs of tho llnolph formation.

Nicholson, H. Alleyne. IV>sori|>titii»s of now siiocicH of Cy.stiphyllum
from tho Dovonian rocks of North .Vinorioa. <^(it'ologH'al Maija:ine,
Deciulo II, vol. ii, pp. ;ui-;i;l, pi. i. IS7.'>.

Tho author ilosorilios 4 now spo<io< of i'liitiphiillKin, -i (vi/., C. nhioeiiie auil 0.
.vi/ti(iiiM>M<m) from Iho ("ornilonios l.imostono of Dliio, ami i ( C. /cii licosm/i anil C.
#i<;(cr(>iim) from iho Dovonian of Ontario.

Nicholson, H. Alleyne. Dost-riptions of now .spocios ami of a new goiiu3
of I'olyy.oa from tho l'uhoo/.oio rooks of North America. < (ieological
.U<i(/(I.n"»i«', l>ooinlo 11, vol. ii, pp. ;t:5-;5s, pi. ii. Ii-i7r>.

IK'sorllios I now spocios of I'olvf.oa from tho Dovoniiui rooks of Canada ami 1
(AVfi'/ini'ii litittoiti'nsi.t) from tho Tionton Liniostono. Tho jjomis Ilekrudkli/ii (with
Iho sin^lo spoi'ios /(.j/i'iMii(i',i) is foimloil, a form in most roapoots vesombling I'tilo-
lii'cfj/ii, hnt haviiit: tlio ooll;) tahiilalo.

Nicholson, H. Alleyne. t>i» somo o( tho massive forms of Chietetes
from Iho laiwor Silurian, x, (Ifoloii'irnl Minjachit', Decade II, vol. ii, pp.
175-177. I"*'.'!.

1)isoiis.soH llio alliiiitioa of Ch,rMeii j».'(i'i>|i,iliViinii,f rand, and soino allied forms,
and pit>visionallv siitiitost.s ilio namo of V. unilulalus for lobt<d and nudiilated luaases,
often Tejiiirdod as a varioly of O. Ii/ctiprnioii Say.

122 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF INVEKTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY.

Nioholsoii, H. AUeyne. On the iiuitle of t;r()wMi ami iiK'teuHO niuougRt
the Ciiralsof t.lii! Palii'ozoic pL-iiotl. <^ Tniim. Uoyul Soc. I'Jdiii., vol. xxvii,
pp. a:J7-'vM".t, pi. \ vii. \ti':>.

Ti'i'iilHol' till' gi'iit'ia) anil Hpoulnl |ii>i'ii1iiiriti)>H<ir ftriiwlli and iioii-Meiciinl ri'iirodiio-
I tion rxliiliitiMl by tin- I*nli>'<i/iiu' Coralx. Thi' iiiitlior's oltgcrvutinim Imve piiiu'ipnlly
trli'iemc 111 Aiiirii(aii I'wrniH.

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Nicholson, H. Alleyne. On tlic )i('iirii<^ of certain Pala'oiitnlogjcnl farts
on tlif Uiii'winian tlicory of tlif origin of ^|>i'<'i('s and on the jjenoral
(loctrino ol' evolniiiui, <] 7VnH«. I'lc/. /(cT, vol. ix, p. !Hi7. lf*7.'i.

Aiii(in)(Ht iillii'V Hiiliji'i'lH, till' aiitliiir i>Miiiiini'H tlii' clilt'C fartx observable a» to the
Hiu'ecsHiiin nt' lite In a siTien iit' ('(iiil'oriiiable ilepoHitH: the I'pper Silurian antl Oevo-
nlan Kocks of Knilb America briiiu selerled for ttiln piirpoRe, anil lln' (|iiefitlon bein((
Hpeeiall.v invi'stiniitiil as renar'lH the Brachiupoda.

Nicholson, H. Alleyne. NutoH on tlio I'nlico^.oic Cornlit of [the State
of Ohio. < Aim. and Mag, Xat. Jliat., ser. 4, vol. xviii, pp. 8r>-SM, pi. v.
187(5.

Given (letaiU an to Ilie niicroHcnplc churaetern of nevunil i4pecle«of Ohittetet, ContUlla-
rin, and Pcknyin, The uiinute structure of Stripicla»mn corniciilnm Hall Ih aUo described
am) figured.

Nicholson, H. Alleyne. On the minute Htriicture of the C'oralM of the
genera Heliopliyllnin and Crepidopliylliiiu. <[ Ann. tnid Mag. Xat.
Hifil., Bcr. 5, vol. i, pp. 4'J-.'')4. 1878.

DeBcribeB the niicroBcopical churactem of the above genera.

Nicholson, H. Alleyne, and R. Etheridge, juti. Notes ou the geuus
Alveolites, Lamarck, and on Home allied forms of I'alteozoic Corals.
<^Joiirn. Linn. Soc, vol. xiii, pp. ICjIS-lCO, pis. \ix, xx. 1877.

Some American ("orals are treated of in thi.>( memoir. The aiithorH conclude, from
a micro.><t'o))icul exaniinatiou. that AUvDlitfn Jitichi-ri liillin^ii and A. frondosa Nicb.
from the Devonian of Xorth America are truly referable to the jrenua I'achypora
Lhidstriim.

Nicholson, H. Alleyne, and R. Etheridge, ,/'((». Contributions to Micro-
Paln'ontoloiiy. — I. Oii the f^enii.s Tetradium, Danu, aiul on a Uritish spe-
cies of the wuiie. <[ Ann. and Mag. Nat. Hist., ser. 4, vol. xx, pp. 1()1-1G9,
l(!l-l(ll>, with 1 engraving. 1877.

In the first part of this paper, the authors describe fully the microacopic charac-
ters of Tetradium minus Satl'ord, from the Lower Silurinn of Ohio and Canada.

Nicholson, H, Alleyne, and R. Etheridge, jini. On Ascodictyon, anew
provisional and anomalous genus of Paheozoic fossil's. < Jn«. and
Mag. Aat. IJist., ser. 4, vol. xix, pj). 46:{-4()8, pi. xix. 1877.

The authors propose the peneric title of Ascodietyon for some siiiKular parasitic
orjianisms, of uncertain aftinitii-s, found in the Devonian rocks of North America
and the Carboniferous di iiosits of Itiitain. Two Amerkan si)ecieH are described
under the names of A./usi/orme and A. stfUatum.

Nicholson, H. Alleyne, and R. Etheridge, Jan. On the genus Palaea-
cis, andthe species occurring in Hritisii Carboniferous rocks. <^Ann.
and Mag. Sat. Jlint., ser. 5, vol. i, pi>. 'Hhi-'i'iT, pi. xii. 1878.
The authoi'H denl in part with the American forms of the genua.

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Nioholson, H. Alleyiie, and O, J. Hinde. NoteH on tli« foHHilH ot tho
Clinton, Niii^iirii, and (Inclpli lorniiit.ions ot Outinio, with dusoiiptionH
of now N|u)(i(!M. Canad. .fount., new sor., vol. siv, pp. lUT-KJK, witli t>
ongraviiijfN. 1H7;j.

Thirty tlvn «|»>cirH are riicnrded from the Clinton t'ormiition, inoliidlDR tw^i in'w form*
(I'tiludic'i/a • iitinridiii iinil Ti'iitarntifi-.i nei/lrclii»). I'roni tlii' NiiiRara foniMillou iiri- pnuiu-
crated 49 npiM'ii'rt, iiichiillriK tli" in'w forms Civni'r.n liiiinlii, A>ri<iliin> niaifureiiait, .4itrro-
t'hyll'im i/riit:i!e {if"\i. iiov.), V^iiinapiirii iinnnlnta, Kiid Olathnipora iniirmelin. Twenty «pe-
clea are ri'cordi'il ;'roin tliu nuulpli fonniitlun, tlioonly new cinicleK being Megnlomiti comprti-
lui.

Nicholson, H. Alleyne, aitd James Thompson. Doxcriptions of Home
n»nv or iiii|t('rfncll\ iimliTHtooil forms of PaluMZoic L'oral.s. <^ I'roc, Itoyul
Sor. Edin., vol. ix, pp. 149, ISO. [Alwtriiot.] l87t>-77.

Tlic imtliors piDii isi' tlio ({(inus (hepidophnUuin for ConiU fiotn the Devonian of
Ontario, wliioh |i)»s»»s IIk^ j^eiinal »tnic;tiin> of lldi'tphijlhua. Imt liave the ci'iitnil
tuhiilate area eiioloied l)y u ilistiiiet aocos^oiy w.iH. 'I'he nenin include'^ (7. (.liiphy-
phyUum) archiaci Hill., and some of tlio forrnn comprised •■\i\or C. {lleliophyHiim)
eleftanluhim Xich. The tt'n'i'* IihuUtrVimia iti proposed for »lniplc Corals from the
Duvonlan of Ameritsa, api>arently reforablo to tho Aporasa, and the Hln);l» species L.
eolumnaria is ileHtrlbeil.

Nordensktbld, A. B. HedoRJilrelso fiir en Expedition till GrJinland, 1^70.
<^.Sr('nnka I'etenHkapH-Akad. Ofi'tr^iifler, StoMioIm, 1871,

The Danish original of a paper pnblishod by the author in tho Oeol. Mmj., Docado
1, vol. ix, p. as!). (Jimtains lists of sulifosail shells by Lovfcn.

Nordenskibld , A. B. Account of an expedition to Greenland in the year
1870. <^ Gvoloyical Mayaiinc, Decade I, vol. ix, pp. 5J89-30t}, 3Jr>-3GS,
409-4i>7, 44l)-4()3,51G-5'.i4. 1872.

At p. 411, the author gives a list of subfosgU animals, almost exclntivi'ly MoHuiea,
collectud in (iruenland during the expedition of IHTO, and d(>teriuiued by I'ruf. 8.
Lovfn.

Nugent, K. Sketch of the K^'^'^Ky "f Antigua. < 7V(im«. Geol. Soc. Lond.,
ser. i, vol. v, pp, 45'J-4t;9. 1821.
roDtains notes ou tlie fossils.

Owen, David Dale. On the j;eolog.y of the Western States of North
America. <^ Quart, Journ. (leoL Soc. Lond., vol. ii, pp. 4;UJ-4:!7, with map.
1846.

This is principally a geological memoir dealing with the States of Illinois. Indi-
ana, Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee, but it contains numerous pulieontologieal imtes.

Owen, Richard. DcHcriptioii of the impressions on the Potsdam Sand-
stone discovered by Mr. Logan in Lower Canada. <^ Quart., louni. Geol.
Soc. Loud., vol. vii, pp. 2.''>0-2r)2. 18.')1.

Gives a description of the footprints futind by Logan in the Potsdam Sandstone
(see p. 112), and provisionally concludes that they were fornu'd by C'helonians.

Owen, Richard. Description of the impressions and footprints of the
Proticlinites from the Potsdam Sandstone of Canad:). <^ Quart, .fourn,
Gfol. Soc. Lond., vol. viii, pp. 214-225, pis. ix-xiv, A. 18ri2.

Describes and (iguros Vrotlchnitei septem-notatns, P. oclo-notatus, P. liUii.i, P. miilfi-
notatus, P. Hneatus and P. (dlernans. The general characters of tho footprints are
discussed, and the author concludes that they were formed by some t'rnstaceous ani-
mal.

124 BIBLIOORAPHY OF INVKBTKBRATK PALEONTOLOOY.

Owen, Richard. [Nt)t»«,] < (iuurl. .lourn. ticol. N)c. Loud., vol. viii, p.

M, E. DoHor linviii^ cxIilliitiMl ti> tlio Ooolouioikl Sitcloty of t.iinilun a Minb with foot-
printH from tlii'T'linton <ii'Oii|>ul' tlu)St»li< of New Vork, l*rnl'i>iisor Dwoii nlvon a short
iiotu oil their oliaractcrx. 't'hoy consUtucl of n iloul>l« 4«rit<M of priiiln ami it iiiixliitu
track.

Paisley, C. H. Notes on the Muriiu) Clays oooiirriiiKat tlio luilwiiy-rutting
oil tlio left bank of thu T;itta>joiich Uivcr. <^ Cnnail. Xat., now ser., vol.
vii, pp. »l-r.». H7I.

(/'outniim a IIhI of thu fossilH iletormiDiMl by Priiii'i|ml Uawnnii.

Paisley, C. H. On tlie Post-lMioctMie formation near Hathurat, Now
IJninswiek. < CaiituI, Nat., new ser., vol. vii, pp. '.JtSH-^Tt). 1874.
Coiituiiig 118(8 of the fouiU.

Payen, M. Snr divers fossilcH tronv69 aux environs ile la Basso-Terro
(Guaduluiipe). [Ou some fossils from Guatlaloupe.] <C Hull.de la Soo,
GM,de Franct; *ime sdr., t. xx, p. 475. 18t)3.

Poole, Henry. Ou the characteristic fossils of the ditforeiit coal-seams
in Nova Scotia. < Tranii. Nova Scotia Inst, Xat. Sci., vol. ', part i, pp.
30-45. 1H().1.

NotlceR the ocvarrence of a fow lovrrtebratos.

Purves, J. C. Es(]uisso strati^rraphiqne ot espt'^ces fossiles do I'llo d'Ati-
ti;tua. <^ .1/111. de la Sor, Malacologiqua de BeUjique, t. viii, l{ittl, de» Sdancet,
pp. xxv-xxviii, 1873.

OivcH liHts of, and notes on, the fosaiU.

ReusB, A. E. Die Foraniiniforea des Senouiscliou Griinsandes von No\r
Jersey. PaliL'oiitoloijisc.'ho lloitriige. <^ Sitsitinjxb. Miith.-XutHrw. CI.
Kais. Akad. Wins. H'ien, vol. xliv, pp. 334-.Mt), pi. vii, lljj. (5, and pi, viii,
fig. 1. 1861.

Do8cril)oa and fisjiiros Rotalia mortoni and Triineatiilina dtkayi.

Richardson, John. Topo<rraphical and i^eolotrical notices. AppMndi>c to
"Narrative of a second expedition to the shores of the Polar Sea, in
the years LSi.'S, Hit), and 18'27, by .John Fniiikliii ", pp. i-lviii. Lon-
don, 18-28.

Contains notes on tho fo.ssils ( Jotonninod by Mr. S )Worliy) uolleotud hy the expe-
dition,

Richardson John. Arctic scarchini; expedition: a journal of a boat-
voyajjo tliron<;h Hiiitort's Land and the Arctic Sua, with an appendix on
the jihysiciil j;eo;;rapliy of North America. "2 vols. 8'. liOndon. 1851,
Contiiin.s notices of tho fn.ssils met witli diirini; tho o\pedition.

Rink, H. Udsigt over Nord GrCmland's Goojjnosi, isaor mod Hensyn til
Bjergmasserues mineralo^^isko Saiiimensaetning, [.Sl^etoh of the geog-
nosy of North Greenland, with special reference to tho mineralogical
composition of th(« mountain musses.] <C^IJd h'ontjt'liyc Danske I'idvn-
akabvrnefi Sehkahn Skri/ten, ser. v, vol. iii, pp. 73-118. 18l)7.

Xhis memulr is goologlual, but tlic author (jlvud a list uf i'ost-l'liouono shells, de-
termined by Ur. Morcb,

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Rn«mer, Ferdinand. I'l'lior oiiip iimi«> Art «l»«r ftnttiiiiK lUuinonbachinm
(Kiiiiijj* nixl iiii'linTr nn^\v<<it\<lhart(> S|>on){ion in ol)«)rHiliirinclu)ii
Kulkstliioliti'ii (l«r (Jril'scliuri H.icatiir iiii Staiito 'iViuiOMnuo in Nonl-
Anii>rii-ii. < AVmcs .Itxhrh. fiir iltn., Geojii., ISvol. mid I'drefaktenkumh,
Jitlir^. 1*11. I'll. (WO-ihSi, pi. ix.

IVKciilHM mill il^iiri'H \uri<iiiM Anmriihozoa.

Roemer, rcidinand. A skptch of the geology of 'rcxiis. <^Ann. and
Ma,/. S.tt. Ili^l., Hi'v. 1. vol. \i\, jip. I'.'tMlU. HI7.

A ri'iirinl tVoiu SiUiinan'ii Ji'iiriuil, NdvoiiiIkt, UIII. Nciti'g inimi'ioiiH L'rotiiioniis
fowlln.

Roemer, Ferdinand rdicr Hull's I'alat'ontologic dun Stiiatcs Nnw York.
si Xiiivs ,litlirt>. fiir Mill., (iinjii., (Icol. unil I'l'lt'ffitklfiikiitiile, Jtilirg.
l^*^^ |>1». lC.!t-l7H.

A crilludl rovli'W of vol 1 of Ilikll t " riilirimt4ilojiy ol' tlio Stato of New Vork ".

Roemer. Ferdinand, ^l^ll(>r ^oglicilertu ans Kalkstiiukulioii xiiHaininoii-
g«'s(>t/t«' 'I'ont.ikflir odor I'iiiiinlao, aiif doii Ho;;()iiaiint.(tn .Viiibiilakrul-
foldcrn dcr IViilriMniton. <^ .NViici Jiihrh./iir Miii., (iivgii,, iieol, uml I'v-
tn/iiklriikiiiiiii. Jalirg. 1-^H, \i\>. 'i'lJ !i'.)t!, pi. v A.

Tin- iuitlioi- iU>* lilii t spc-oMiU'iiH of I'l-ntri'inilfti fmiml in Aliibam.!. in whiub Jnintml
l<'iila('li>M or " iMiiiiiil.c' iin> iloveloped iipuii tlm aiiibiiliisriil aixaa.

Roemer, Ferdinand. Toxiis. Mil liosondorer Kiicknicht auf dcutsclio
Aiis\vainli'riin<; iind dio pliyaiscln-ii Voi-liiiltiiisso dt'^ Liiiidos init cigeiier
IWoltai'litmi;; ijc.Hcliililort ; '.iiit einoin naturwissoiisr.liaftlicben Anhatige,
und ciiior topoj^rapliiscii-ivoof^uostisclicii Kartoi von Texas. Bonn, 1849.
pp. 4(t4, with map.

Till' " iLittii wi.HMi'iisi-liartlicli'ir Anli.ui^" (pp. ;)!ii-lii) roatiiini iloacrtptlons of
fiHi«ili< fi'om tlio <'ivtat-(<iiii'i, CitrliiiiiifiM'oiH. luiil Siliiriikii lock.s of Tuxaa.

Roemer, Ferdinand, l-clior ein hishor nicht Ueschriobcnos Exenijdar
von Iviryptoni.s aiH Djvoni.scluni Scbicbton den .Staatos Ndw York in
NordAuioriort. <^ I'iilii'iiitixjniiihicn, ll'itni/c mr Witiinjenchichtc dir I'or-
ictlljiiniiiiiiijjihi'ii roil Willi. Diiiikir mid If. ri»i .Mrj/rr, Hil. i, [ip. IDH-IOT,
pi. xxvii. (."a.s,sel, 1851.

Tlu> Hilt lioritosorilii's mill ll^iiroH ii spcoU's of Eurypterui from tlio " Water-Limo
(ir.iiip' liiot itii> IVvi'iiian 1 of tlio .Sialu of Now York.

Roemer, Ferdinand. Die Kroidobildiingen von Tuxas uiul ihre orga-
nischon Kiiisebliisso, mit einoni dio Hisnlireibimj; von Voratoinornii;;eu
ans pala«>o>!ois(>liiMi uml tortiiiriMi Sobichtcn enthaltonduu Anbaiige, und
niit II von C Hobo uacb <lor Natur auf Stoiu gexeicbnuten Tafolii.
Honn, 1-*.V2. 4 . pp. 100.

Tlir author givo-* a );i>Moral nccoiiut of the geology of Texas, with special refor-
oiK'i' to till' Cri'laiisius rocks. A portion of tlio work (pp. d7-HH) is ocoupiod with the
(livsjription of a Urii> iiimilicr of Crotaoivms fossils; ami iu an apporulix (pp. Iii8-!14)
till' author oiiuiiiiM'.itos ami ihtsoribos a iiuiiilmr of Silurian anil Curbonifaroiia fossils.

Roemer, Ferdinand. Uobnr St«iiibanocriuus, oine fcssile Crinoiden-
(Jattung nus dor iMiinilio dor Cyatidoon. <^ An '.r fiir Nahirgesvhichte,
.labrg. xvi, Hd. i, pp. ;Ui.V-;i7r), t. v. If^ufi.

Oivi>» a full ili'soription of tin* oharactors of the genus Sttphanocrinus, fouuiled on
»|KM.'iniuu8 from thi> Niajjara Limestone of the State of Ni'W York.

120 niHt,rO»AI'IIY op INVKllTRimAlK I'ALRONTOLOOY.

Roemer. Ferdinand, Miin()){in|>)iio ilcr foHMJIcn Crinoidi'ii-Faiiiilio dur
|(liiHt(iiili'i>ii mill ili'i' (iiitluii^ lN<nli'i<iiiittiti>H iiii ItHNouilri'ii. <^.lrt'hhi
fiir Siiliiviji'nihiihlv, Jiilir^. wii, llil. i, pp. It'itl :i'.i7, willi ."> pItiteH. H.'i?.
A n)i>iiii)|rii|ililo rt'vlnloM nl' iIik tilnnioiilin.

Roemer, Ferdinand. l>t>i\\rrimiM, ciii nciu'H rrinoiilon-Ot'm'lilt'rlit n\\n
tli'iii Kiilili'iikiilkc .Niiiil-Aiiicriciis. <^ .Inliir J'iir \iiliirtji'iirliirliU', Jn\ng,
MS, 11(1. i, pp. iiOT-yyO, pi. X. IH.-,;).

Tlir aiilliiii' rHtalili'-lii'H tlii' i^uniiH Itmin'riiiiiH, nilli ii hIii^Io m|m><'Ii<k (I>. i/Mcmaip/ii-
fintix I'. Kcii'iiiri), till' lliii ii'i'i>|itiiin III' tt (,'i iniiiil rrmii llii- Ciu'liiiiiit'i'niiiH Mini'slnnn of
WarH,.tv III, 'I'lio lii'iMiii U H'IiiIimI to Amiihorafrinim iiiiil Aoliitiifriniin.

Roemer, Ferdinand. l>io hiliirlHcho Fuiinii iIi'n wcNtlirluMi TiMiDOHHPe.
I'litir pa!iii'iiiitiilii;riHrlic .Miiiii)iri'jiplii(>. | I'lit^ Silurian Fiimia ot' NVi'Htoni
'I'i-iiii('.sHt'i>. A |)iilii'oiit(ilii)(iciil iiioiioKi-uph.] I . pp. '.)7, with & plates.
ItiiNlaii. !-<;<».

A lai';.'!' iiiiinliri'iir Siliiiiiin I'liMHiU I'lDm Ti^nneHKito nrn tlt'Nnribnil in IIiIm inipiirtiiiit
wiirk.df wlilcli llir I'lilliiNvliin Hin'i'ii'H and viiili'tlc^ imi'iIi'hciIIiciI iih tiiw .~t'iilniiiiiimra
{Fdnmiles) forheHi, viii'. i/ivi'iiii/cn, ihiH'imle^iilt'A himiniilnirienH, hVneitilUt iicutironlii,
I'laliicriiiim li'imexuffnuin, /.iiiiiiitirnri'iniin ti'mivfuii'imiii, ('iiliifriiiiin lirviK, lUtciiliipliwri-
Il»^ /'iin/i /', CiiiTiifrimis hai'ca, I'nti'ri'n'riinin pini/nimiH. SinilinlhiH-iiniiii ti'itnemivDiiii,
f'jiHliifriiniH ^')l)l,')«(•l'/lcM, OrDiin ihhiiilica Sin'rij, r uiiitinrcnHiK, var. idiiu'i'ljii'liii, llhyn-
rhiiiii'HalfiiiifuseeiMU, anil Tinhn ti'iiin'uxcciiiis. .Viil()li;;sl ilii' Mpnii^TS, llic uriirni .»«•
Ijlluxpuniiiii anil /'((/i'xi/kiiiom, anil ainiiii):.si tln't'i IniiiiN lln' ^ciicia /,a»i/''>'riM'r/m</ianil
Ctilorrimtit. air ilillni'il nn now. In a iiinulnilini; ('lia|iti'i', thi' aiilhoi' i'iiin|iiii')'.H tliu Si-
Iiii'ian I'aiiiia of Wi'Htrm roniiitsMui' willi (hat iil' ('iii'ri>N|iiiniliii|;ili>|mNitH inulliin'ro;;!!)!)!!
ill Ni'i'tii -Xmrricii ami <it Kiiri>|iH.

Roemer, Ferdinand. r«l)i'itli!ii Jlaii vdii .Mt>loniti'siiiiiltipora, cin Kcliinid
dt's aint'iikaniHi'licn IvoliUtiikalkas. <^ Avchlr I'iiv Xuliiriieitvhiclite, .lulir^.
x\i, 15(1. i, pp. :il-,'-:i:!(), pi. xii. ISCI.

.\ ri'itical aimlvHiH of lliu cliaraclnrg iil' Meloniles.

Roemer, Ferdinand. la'tlitcn piiloo/oica. Atlas, witli ti-i plateH. Stiitt-
jtart, Ir^'Ht.

The ti^xt of tlii.s ivork is not yot pnhlixlicil, but tlii' atlan onntaiDs fliinicn of many
American ...uIIh.

Rogers, Willian. B. On thu discovery of i'aradoxides in tlio nltornd
rocks of Kat*t(n'ii MasHUcliiisHttH. <^ Hiilnhtmih \ew I'hUoHophiral Joiirn.,
now .scr., vol. iv, pii. :W1-H(I4, Irtfit!,

Uiciinls tliii (Um , cry iif I'aradoxitien hitrlani (iiri'ii (tlio locality of which was
pri'vliiuxly iiiiknowi.i in tliu niatuH of niuinlri'o, near lioHton.

Rominger, Carl. On the true nature of Pluiirodictyiini probluiuatioiini.
<^ Ann. and Ma<i. Xnt. IUhL, Her. It, vol. xi, pp. IV.K)-3yi. IHtUJ,
A rrprint from ,Silliiiinn'n Journal, Jawwp.ry, ISti.l.

Rossler, A. R. Geologischo Untcr-suchmigcn in Texas. <^ Virhnnd). der
A'. y\'. (1vol. IxYwhHanxtalt, fHen, IH(W, p. IHH.
ContaiiiH niiticrs of Ihv fogHilB.

Rottermund, Count d<\ liejxirt on the (exploration of liuko.H iSiijmrior
and Huron. Printed by order of the Le>ji.>tlativo Assembly, April, If^.'ifi.
Ottawa.

Contains notes nf llu' fo.ssils, saiil to In- t'lom Lake Superior, but really ilerlveil
from drifted bnulilers of Upper Silurian Liinestono. Other U'jlices of fosnila seem to
be of no value.

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Salter, J. W. .loinniil of n vojukh in HiiDIii'm Hiiy and Harrow Htiiiit in
tlio jfUiN iK'id-l, iiKit'oiriM'il hy II. M. NliipH " Liuly rruiikliii " iiiitl
"Ho|iliiii'', iiiiiltT llif Kiiiiiiiiinil of .Mr. W'illiiiin I'lMiiiy, in H*<iiri.'li of tlio
niiHHinjr lU'WH ol II. M. Niii|is •• Krulnm" iiiul " IVrror", Hy I'titcr C.
HiillH^riiuiil, .M. I). Loiiilon, Mri'^. 'i voIm. h . A|i|)i iiilix, |>p. rcwiii-
ccxN.\iii, |iIn, V hikI vi.

The iiiiltior iliHi rilii'H II miiTilpnror i'nultvui, MnUuHeii. iiiiil ('ulcntfrnti'i from lli*
SiliirlMii HtniU III' IliK iiisii;lilii)iii-liiiiiil III' '.VkIIIiikIdii Cliiinrii'l, Ac. The new HpiTixi
(li'Ki'iilii'il nil' —Orth'iii'ritH mniiiaiifiii, Slrniihuuifiiit ilniimil, UliiiiifhnnrUa I'hnea,
UtriiihiKhx iilckHiiiriiii. S. (f) nimtini, Fai'luti'ltn nliaitata, h'. /ninklini, Hnlnmnaria
niilhiilamli, .\racliii'iiihi)Uiiiit ri'hitrdKnni, Uhiiuchnitilhi maiiHonii, ami ('lUiiphiilbim
lihrii'imiiieriiH.

Salter, J. W. On Arotln .Silminii fossilH. -<, (,>iiitrl.-f<nini. iltvl. Sm: f.nml,
vol. i\,ii|.. :!iv> ;U7. lH,-,:t.

(iivi'H lixlH, with iloHrriptivi' I'KliliirkN, III' II iiiiinhri' i<( I'piii't' .Slliiiliiii I'lmHilH nil-
Iwli'il liy th» .\trlh' Kiiii'ilitiuii nl' H,">i).,"i|, cliiilly Iriim tlin riitriiiici' nl Wt'lllniiliiri
(Jhuiiiii'l. 'I III' iiiithnr iiIhii iiiili'N tliK iH'nii'ioiit'.i' III' I'li'lstoii'iir iliipiisiu. with mariiio
hIii'IIn III' I'xiHiiiii: .\ trill', npi'i'liiH. nil lli'nilii'y ami CiirinvalllH Inlaiiiln. n\: tii .'lOO I'liot.

Salter, J. W. .Violif, (J!irlionifi)ioii.s fort.ilJN, colimtti'il by llio cxiHMlltioii
nndt^r Sir K. HcIcIkm', C. H., 1S:c.»-.'iI. lu thu •' Last ol tlio An lit; Voy-
aHf«". by .Sir Hilwiinl Hiiltliur, (J. H. 2 voU. 8 J. Loinlon, IH.V.. Vol.
ii, pp. 377, ;?'JI. pi. .\x\vi.

Dt'Si'rlhi'H A iiiinilii't' of ('iiiliiinll'iTiiim fiifliiiU, i>( wliii'li tim I'ollnwliii; nrr ilfKcrlbt'il
as lii'W spiMiiii!!: — FiiniiUna hi/in'rlxirrn, /,:ii>hri'ntii iiihIhih, Olininphiiltiim Inmulnx, Syrirf
gnpora auloporn, anil FenvatflUt iirrlica.

Salter, J. W. Fo.s.'^il.s from tlio bjiso of tlin Tronton riinit'«tont\ <^ Fiij-
itrrn (tiiil l>(nn'ii>liiiiin of Canadian Oryaiiic licntainn, Dccudo 1, Muntruiil,
1859. pp. 47, pin. i-x.

In this work, Mr. Sailer di'.-Hcrilii'.'^ a iiiuiiberur fn.i^lls, mostly I'lntii Hie Tiiintiiu
I.iiiD'slimn III' l'aiii|iiettH'H Kapiils (III the Otiawa, in wliirli there ii* a Niii);iilnr inter-
niixtiiri'ol' the tnrmH pniper to llie lllaek Klver and (Jha/.y liineHtoni-H with thoHochar-
act<iiiHtic of the hijjlier part of thu Trenton (iroiip. KiKJiteen «poeien of (iasteropoiU
aro iliiHiribeil, feferahle to Mwlurca, UaphUluinn, llf^iiiiloma (new niiligcnim), Ophi-
letn, Jlurchiionia, Vi/nlunemn, Triwhaneiiia, Kiinema, ami Loxnnema, ami coniprlxini; Vi
new Hpei^lcH. 'rhoihiiraetiTH iinil alllnitiesof the ;{enera are iliHcnd.ieilat leogth. Two
speoli'H of Oyrtorera.^, and ."> of Olenodonlii (incliidliiK ■-' iie.w speeieH) are described.
The ilianii'ters of Orlliis triceiiiirin Coiir. are fully treated of; and lastly th« author
deaU with tlio alllnities and slriiirtiire of tiie genus lii'ceptili'iiliti'ii, refeirinj; the fon.'til.i
of tliiA Hioiip to the Fiiraininifira, and plaeinn tliei.i in the iiuitjiiliiiiiihooil of Orhilo-
litem. Two new HpieieH are de.'ieribeil, one, R. necidenliUii, from llii' Trenlon Lime-
Htinip, and the other, A", tinnlraliii, introduced for eoinparimin, from thu Silurian rocks
of New South Wales.

Salter, J. 'W. Dn tlm foswils of tht' Linj^nla-lliiKs or "Zone I'riinonli.ale".
< Qni:rt. ,/oitni. (Uiil, -Soc. Lond,. vol. xv, pp. ."j.')l-r»5.'>, with 4 (Mifjnvvings.

18.VJ.

Two new speiies of L'rUultilfg are deHcribed and llniired, viz, I'aradoxidea hen-
nellii,i'iitni the I'riiiiordiiil beds of Mewfimndland, and Ooiiiici'phalux anliiiiatuii, from
R Imnhler of sandstone ilisenvereil ill (Jeiir'iia. All imperfect Triluhile from theC'nI-
cilerons Saiiilrock of Caf.ailii, formeily referied by the author to Varaduxidei, U iio\Y
doubtfully placed in Asiiphim.

128 DlDLIOGRArHY OF INVERTEBRATE PALliGNTOLOGY.

Salter, J. W. On soino fossil Ci'ustacoa IVoin tho Coal-Moasuros and Do-
voniiin Rocks of Hritish Non.li Anuu'iua. <. (Juart. Joiini. Geol. Soc,
vol. xix, pp. TiVfO, tiati. 1-1:2. 1>^6:?.

Tlii^ ){t<ium A mpliiptlti^, with om^ spoiicN (.1 . paradnxiin), i« proi>i)SO(l for a Stoma-
]M)(1 (') CriistiK eaii froiii tlio Duvoiiiau iooUh of New Hninswick. Tlio ;;inma Piplo-
stiiUis, Willi Olio spccion [!> i/n/cvmu'), in founilcii for an Amplilp'iil (') from tho (^oal-
MoaRiiiBs of Nova Scoli v Eii'i/ptim pulicui-i/i is ilusoriliod >i^ now from tho Dovoniau
of Xt'w Kriinswiok. and othor iinuaracil spocios of tho samo nenus aro iiotod from
tho Coal-Mcasuros of Nova Si'otia. 'I'lioro is also a note (with tl:;iuoa) as to three
I.anuOlibranohs from thi' CoalMi^isuro.s of Nova Sjotia, viz, Anthracoinya elongata
l>awMon, .sp.. .1. {Xaiaditcn) lifi'is Dawson, s|i., ami Antliracoptera ( .Vataiiiteii) carbuiia-
Ha Dawson, sp.

Slater, J. W., nnd H. Billings. On CyclocystoidoB. a new goiins of
Kcliiiioduniiata ffoiii tlio Lower ami Middle Silurian U'lcks. <[ Figures
and Denrriptiotin of ('anaiUan Orf/anic Kemains : Decade III. Muutreal,
If^'iH. jip. ?i()-lt0.^.1. X biH.

Tho authors foiimi tho gonus OyclociisUndes for soino curious Kohiuoilonns, in some
rcspofU intiMineiliato botweon tlio Cysti'leans and the Star-lislies. Of the two species
described, one {C.halU Itill.) is from the Tnmton Limastono of Ottawa, and tho other
(0. ddt'iwirSiilt.) is from the May Hill Sanlstone of Prostoijjn, Wales.

Schcmb rrgk, .S'l'c Robert H. The iHicrosco|»ical siliceous Folycystina of
HarbadoH, and their ■•■latioii to existing; aniinils. as diisuribed in a
lecture by Professor Iv.irenbei'fj; of Herlin, delivered before tho Royal
Ac'ideniy of Seienees on the lltli Kebrnary, 1S17. <^ An». and Mag. Xat.
Hint., Her. 1, vol. XX, jtp. ll'i-l'iT, jds. v and vi, 1847.

Schomburgk, sir Robert H. Tho History of Barbados. S \ pp. 7'i.
London, 1848.

('(mtains notices of gome of the Tertiary fossils, especially of the Volycydiua.
The new species SenlarUt ehrenheriji, Xiu-ula paekfri, and V. icIiDinhHrgkU aro di^scribed
by I'rof. Kihvard Korbes.

Schultze, Max. Eo/oiin canadonse. <^ Ann. and M'vj. Nat. llixt.,w,v.Ay
vol. xiii, pp. ;V*4,:!.i(!. [From a Report of the Meeliiif; of tho " Nioder-
rh(!iiiischeGe.sellschaft fiir Niitnr- nnd lleilkunde" at Bonn, .July 7, 187H,
in ihe " Ki'dner /eitnno ", August 14, 1^*715.] 1874.

A note in which this 'listinguished naturalist expresses bis conviction that " there
ran be no serious doul.t as to the Foramiiiiforous nature of Koiimn eanadense".

Scudder, Samuel H. The fossil insects of North America. < Geologi-
cal Maga:inc, l)e( ado I, vol. v, i)p. 17'i-177, *2l()-\ii.»'2. HtiM.

The author gives a completo rexiDm'' i>( the known fossil imecls of North Amer-
ica up to date (ItiOS), .iccompanied by critical remarks on the specie », and detailed
statements as to the precise strati);raphical pDsltiou of the remains in <|uestiou.

Scudder, Samuel H. On the fjssil Myr'op:)ds of tho Coal-formatious
of Nova Scotia and Kiiglatid. < (,>nart.,hnrn. (ieol. Soc. Lond,, vol. xxv,
p. 441. [Abstract.] 18t)l>.

The author reiuiniii/.es six species of Cliiloj;iiathous Myriopods in the CoalMeas-
nies. live bi'loiigiui; to Xiilnbiun, and one. beinj; tho type of the new gonus Ari-hiubt.i.
Tho family Arcliiulidie is proposed for the reception of these forms.
Scudder, Samuel H. Two now Carboniferous Cockroaches from the
Carbonii ous of Cajio Breton. < Canad. Nat., new sor., vol. vii, jip.
271, a72, with 2 figures. 1874.

Describes hlattinn lirHonennis and //. heeri as new species.

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Scudder, Samuel H. Fossil Paliooziio Inaeots. <^ Oeological Magazine,
Dooade II, vol. iii, pii. 519, 520. 1876.

(liviiH a complete liHt of the Carlionlforons Insects of North America, arrant;ed by
fiiiiiilieH.

Sharpe, Daniel. Report on the fossil romaiaH of Molliisca from the
Palii'ozoic fonnatioiis of the United States contaiiiod in the collection of
Charles Lyell, Esq. ; with remarks on the comparison of the North
Auicrican formations with those of Europe. <^ Qiiarl, Joiirn, Geol, Soc.
Lund., vol. iv, i.i..l>45-281. 1848.

Tills memoir Ih prluoipnlly oonoerned with the i(li>ntifleatloii of the fo.isils collected
from the Silurmn and DovouUiu Uocks of Xorth Amnrica by Sir Charloi Lyell, and
the determination of Riich of these as appear to occur also in Europe. An elaborate
list of the pultlmhod species of UoUuaca recognised 'n the collection is given, and de-
tailed notes on a number of the spocies are appended.

Smith, J. T.,jun. Note on the more characteristic fossils of the Hudson
Uiver (ironji of Toronto and its environs. <" Canad. Journ., new ser.,
v(d. iv, lip. 450-452. 1859.

StimpBon, 'William. Review of the Northern Buccinuins, and remarks
on some other northern marine MoUusks. <" Canad. Sat., new ser., vol.
ii, pp. :«)4-389. 18()7.

Descriptions of the uorlhoin species of Jliiccinum, Including the forms found in
the I'oHt-Plioceiie deposits of >forth Amerioa.

Stokes, Charles. On some species of Orthocerata. <^ I'roc. Geol. Soc.
Loud., vol. ii, pp. ()88-(«lt0. 181J8.

Treats of the Orthocerntiten found l)y Dr. Bigsby and other observers in Canada,
and by various explorers in the Arctic regions. The generic types Ormnceras and
Iluronia arc founded and delluod, and the other forms are referred to Actiiioceras.

Stokes, Charles. On some species of Orthocerata. <^ Trans. Ofol. Soc.
Lond., ser. 2, vol. v, i>ii. 70.')-714, pis. lix, Is. 1840.

The spt'ciniens ilesci'ihed are from Diummcmd Island and other Camulian locali-
ties, as well as I'niin tli ■ Arctic reniona. The authoi- n-fers four species, all now, to
the group Xi-tinoeevn^ Uronii., and desorilii's three new .species of the t;roup to which
he lierc gives the name of Orinnecras. The chiiracters of those gro ups, and also of
Uuronia, are considere.l, and the latter is referred to the Orlhoceratidte.

Thomson, James, and H. Aileyne Nicholson. Coutrihntions to the
study of the chii.f {generic typos of PalieJzoic Corals. <[ Ann. and Mag .
Sat. HM., ser. 4, vol. xvii, p. 455. 187U.

In a note, the authors propose and deline biielly the genus AcropltyUuin for the
reception of A. {Vliintiphylluiii) oni'id<teiiM Bill, and .1. {Cliaiophylhiin) pluriradiale
>Jiih., both from th(> Oornifemus Limestone of Western Uutariu.

Toula, Franz. DescriiJtion of Mesozoic fossils from Knhu Island. <^Di3
Zweile HfulHche Xordimlfahrt, I$,l. ii, fVkwnJich'i/lUGhe Enjiibnhxe, p. 497,
with 2 plates. Leip/.ijj;, 1874.

I Not seen by the writer. ] Oescribos a uumlior of Jurassic fossils From Kuhu Island,
of whieii I'eriiphimten paijeri is miw.

Tuomey, M. Discovery of a elia inhered univalve shell in the Eocene Ter-
tiary of .lames River, A'iif{inia. <^ .inn. and Mag. Xat. U.M., sor. 1, vol.
X, pp. 15(5, 157. 1S42.

A reprint from HiHiman'i American Journal, July, lf4'-'.

Mis. I'lib. No. 10 1)

130 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF INVERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY.

Van den Broeck, ^ErneBt. Riipport siir uii ndmoiro de M. G. P.
Matthew iiititulo: Notes on the Molliiscn of tlio Post-IMiocene t'onua-
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Svanccg, pp. cxliii-di. 187-1.

Sci> tlio original momnir iindor O. F. Mathew.

Verneui), Edouard Poulletier de. Siir iiii Orthocdratito gigantesciiie
do rAiiK^riqiie. <^ Hull, de lit So(\ Gthl. de France, vol. iv, pit. 5.')r)-.'j.')9.
ISiCu

Di'scribes Orthoceras herculaiieus from the Lower Silurian rocks of tlio United
States.

Verneui], Edouard Poulletier de. Note sur le paralldlinmo des roches
des ddpiVs pal<5oz()i(iues do I'Aiiidriquo septontrioiiale avec cenx de
I'Enrope, Buivi d'ltu tableau des espdcos fossilos comniiines aiix deux
continents, avec I'indication des <itagos on elles se rencontront, et ter-
min^So par iin exainen critique do ch*cnn de cos espfices. [Note on the
parallelism of the Palioozoic rouka of North America with those of
Europe, accompanied by a table <f the fo.ssil species common to the two
coutinentH, together with references to the horizons at which these
occur, and a critical examination of each of these species.] <^ Bull, de
la Soc. G4ol. de France, vol. iv, pp. 64(5-709. ^1846.

The nature of tliis memoir is siilHolently indicated Ity its title. A largo number
of species iif fossils is critic.illy examined, and Oraminynia hamiltonentis is described
and ligurod as new.

Verrill, A. E. On the attinities of the Palicozoio Tabulate Corals.
<^ Ann. and Mag. Nat, Jlisl., ser. 1, vol. ix, pp. ;{i>5-;iG4. 1872.
A reprint from the Amer. Journ. Sci. ami ArUi, ilarch, ISTi.

Vilanova y Peira, ^Juan. Estructnni de las rocas serpentinosas y el
Edzoiin canadense. <^Soc. Espan. lHat. Xal., vol. iii, parts 'i aud 3.
1^74.

Concludes that I^ozniin canadense is not the remains of an organism.

Von Bucb, Leopold. Kreide am oberen Missouri. <^ Zeilschrifl d. Dcntsoh.
Gvol. Gcs., Hd, V, p. 11. 185:$.

A note on Cephalnpods from the Crataceous formation of the^Black Hills,

Whiteaves, J. F. Notes on the C'rotaceons Fossils collected by Mr.
.James Richardson, at Vancouver and the adjaceiit islaiuls. <^ Geological
Surveii of Canada : Report of Progress for 1873-74, pp. '260-268, with 1
plate.

A number of Cephalopods, Gastornpods. and LaroelUbranchs are noticed aud in
part described. The following species are described as new:— iuciua richardsonii,
Cowhocele cretncen, .Isfcirte cardinioidea, A. vaticouverfiitig, Tellinn tneekiana, and
Fascivlaria nodidosa.

Whiteavee, J. P. On some invertebrates from the coal-bearing rocks
of the Queen Charlotte Islands, collected by Mr. J.ames Richardson in
1872. Mesozoic fossils. Vol. i, part i. pp. 92, pis. i-x, with map and 9
engravings. <] Geological . a y of Canada. Montreal, 1876.

After a preliminary consideration of the deposits in which the fo.^sils occur, and
the general nature of their organic remains, the author proceeds to describe the spe-

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oles. Miuiy of the specimens w(>ro ho poorly prosoj ycd as not to allow of complete
speciflo (Ictinniinatioi), and otlipra woni idontical witli pruvioUMly recorded forma.
Tile I'ollowin;; art) the new species doscribcd : — Ammonilen pereziantif, A.loganianiu,
A. rkhtinlsonii, A. skidcijatenus, A. carlotlennis, A. UiperouHamis, A.jllocincttts, A. ere-
nocostaliis (ptov.), ,lnioi(r«;)si'« teniiiiitriata, Pleurotomaria skideijatensin, Martegia (?)
carini/era, I'leuromya (?) carU>Uennia, Pholatlomya oi'uloiiles, Oallista (0 subtrifiona,
Triijonia iiicemimstata, Meleaijrina amygdaloidca, and Synei/clonctn^ metkinna. In a
cnnclndiu}! cliaplcr, tlie autlior considers ttia paUeontulogieal relations and correlation
of the Cn'laceon^ deprsits of Vancouver, and lie arrives at the ooncliisioM that the
ceal-beariuf; rocks of (iuoen Charlotte Islands, from which the IbsHils described were
cidlected, can liardly be older than tlio Upper •rurassle or later than the Middle Creta-
ceous.

Woodward, Henry. Note on the piil|msaii<l otliorappoiidajroaof A4a)>liU3,
from tlie Trenton Liuiostoiit*, in the Hriti.sh Muhuiiiii. <[ Quart. Journ.
Geol. Si>c. fjond., vol. xxvi, pp. ISH-Wd, with woodcut. 1870.

The nntlior records the discovery of the Jointed palpus of one of the mpziilte in
a specimen of Asaphus platycephalus from the Trenton Limestone.

Wood'wrard, Henry. Note on a new IJritish Cj'Btiflean. < Geological
Mttijazine, vol. viii, pp.71, 72, with engraving. IM71.

A short paper, witli a letter from Mr. Riliinjjs, pointing out that Placocystitei
forhesianus, ilescrilied by De Koniuck (Oeol. Ma;;., vol. vii, p. iPiH as a new liritiah
Cyslidoan, is really identical with AtelocyHtites huxleyi BillinprH from the Lower Slla-
riau of North America.

Woodward, Henry. On some new Phyllopodons Crnst.aceans from the
Palieozoic rocks. <^ iieological Maijaiine, vol. viii, pp. 104-107, pi. iii.
1871.

The only American form described is the new Dithyrocaris belli from the Middle
Devonian of Gasp6.

Woodward, S. P. Some account of Barrettia, a new and remarkable fossil
shell from the Ilipimrlto Limestone of .Jainaiua. < The Geologint, vol,
vi, pp. 'M'.l-'.\77, pis. XX, xxi. ISiyi.

The author describes and tigurea Barrettia monili/orviis from the Cretaceous rocks
of .Tamaiea.

Woodward, S. P. A manual of the Mollusca. bein^ a treatise on recent
and fossil shells. M ed. With an aiipendix on recent and fossil coa-
chological discoveries, by Uai.i'U 'rATK. 1875.

The hoily of Ibis work contains numerous (h<scriptions of Araevican fossil .Ifo/iitioa,
and the chapters on distriliution also contain palaM)ntolo;;ical information on tlio aitrao
subject.

Zaphrinesqiie (('((/ Clifford. Monographie des Turbinolides. <^Aniuih de
Phiisiqitc dc linixtllcn, lh20, toni. v.

[N'ot seen by the writer.] Duscrilies various North American fossil Corals (Za-
phrentia phryyia -X. cornicula I.osuour, sp. ; Ttirhlnolia buceroa =■■ Xaphrentii gigantea
Lnsueur, sp. ; Omphyma verrttcoia). The authors also fuiind the Reuug Zaphrentis.

Zittel, Karl A. Ileitriif?o zur 8ystematik der fossilen Sponglen. [Con-
tributions to a systematic knowledge of fossil Sponges.] <^ N'eiies Jahr-
buch fiif Mineralogiv, .Jr., 1877, pi). 40 [original pagination unknown],
with 4 plates.

The structure and characters of vartona North American fossil Spongeg are here
diaoussed; and Antylospongia liooiuor, Oalathium Bill., (I) Eotpongia Bill., and (I) Tra-
chyum Bill, are referred to the Uexactinellidm,

132 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF INVEETBBEATE PALEONTOLOGY.

Zittel, Karl A,, and W. Ph. Schimper. Haudbuoh der Palaeoiitologie.

8^. Miuiicb, 187G.

The flrst part of tho flrdt volume of this work (pp. 128, with 56 Aagravinfta) iloals
withtlio Protozoa, aud may be mare especially moutluned as oontaialag deQultioag of
the genera of Polycyitina whioh occur in the " Barbadoes earth ".

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