Bulletin Of The American Museum Of Natural History Volume 11

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1901 edition. Excerpt: ...in places. A5 Gypidula orcidenlalis. Suggested as type of possible new species, Gypidula lm/i.r. imperfect on lower margin. See Gyjfidula romix. An individual. See G_1'pia'uln camis. Slightly Cast of ventral valve from the southern part of the county. Three casts imbedded separately. lntemal cast of dorsal valve, imbedded. Internal casts of a dorsal and a ventral valve. As Alrypa menlcuslalis. Imperfect cast of large ventral valve from Fall Creek. lntemal cast of ventral valve retaining shell at beak. Two casts of dorsal valve in blocks with many others. Schoharie Co. A dorsal and two ventral valves. somewhat exfoliated, imbedded separately. A much exfoliated dorsal valve, imbedded. A young individual of elongate form. Large individual, somewhat exfoliated. Internal cast. Three individuals. Exfoliated ventral valve and vertically crushed int. cast of individ. Two int. casts and a dorsal valve. imbed. From Big Stream Creek. Two crushed internal casts, imbedded. From east shore of lake. Three partly exfoliated individuals. REMARKS. Int. cast ventr. valve v. some shell. rugvra var.-urntr1'm.m. lntemal cast dorsal valve. deprnsa var. 7/entriroxa. Internal cast of ventral valve, not entire. As Strap Three silicified individuals. In the last reference the figures are enlargements to two, not three, diameters. Two opposite valves, silicified, from preceding locality. An entire individual and an imbedded dorsal valve. An imbedded dorsal valve and the internal cast of another. See Le/I0m'l1'a flabcllites. Part of a large ventral valve, imbedded. As Strap/Iodanra perplana var. nerr/am. u u it 4: Part of an internal cast. Internal cast of ventral valve. Exfoliated ventral valve, imbedded. Referred to genus Gloninn by Schuchert, Syn. Am. Foss....

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