Remarks on the sedimentary formations of New South Wales : illustrated by references to other provinces of Australasia / by W.B. Clarke.

  • Clarke, William Branwhite, 1798-1878.
Date:
1878
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Credit: Remarks on the sedimentary formations of New South Wales : illustrated by references to other provinces of Australasia / by W.B. Clarke. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    APPENDIX XTX (2)—continued. Pccten sp. sp. Pernn gigantea, Moore. Area plicata, Moore. praelonga, Moore. Astarte Wollumbillaensis, Moore. Cardinia, sp. Cardium, sp. Cytherea Clarkei, Moore. gibbosa, Moore. Polymorpliina laetea, W. Sf J. gibba (?), cV Orb. Planorbulina Ungeriana, cl’Orb. lobatula, d’Orb. Yaginulina striata, d’Orb. Pentacrinus Australis, Moore. Echinus (spines). Serpula intestinalis, Phil. Goniomya depressa, Moore. Leda Australis, Moore. Lucina anomala, Moore. Australis, Moore. Mactra trigonalis, Moore. sp. ]\lodiola unica, Moore. My a Maccoyi, Moore. Myacites planus, Moore. Mytilus inflatus, Moore. General Table of No. of species. Plant* 2 Amorphozoa 2 Foraminifera 7 Echinodermata 4 Articulata 4 Crustacea (Entomostraca) 2 Polyzoa 2 23 Mytilus rugo-costatus, Moore. ■ planus, Moore. Nucula, Cooperi, Moore. truncata, Moore. sp. Panoprca rugosa, Moore. Tancredia plana, Moore. Thracia Wilsoni, Moore. Trigonia lineata, Moore. Actaeon Hochstetteri, Moore. depressus, Moore. Dclpliinula rcflecta, Moore. Dentalium lineatum, Moore. Natica variabilis, Moore. ornatissima, Moore. sp. Solarium (?), sp. Troclius, sp. Turbo, sp. Belemuites paxillosus (?), Voltz. Australis, Phillips. sp. — sp. Crioceras Australe, Moore [Neo- comian.\ Teuthis, sp. Hybodus ? (teeth and scales). Lepidotus (scales). Secondary Species. No. of species. 23 Brachiop>oda 8 Conchifera 83 Gasteropoda 18 Cephalopoda 13 Pisces 3 148 [Reptilian remains have been discovered at the Flinders River— Cretaceous.] See also Paper by Rev. W. B. Clarke—“ On Marine Fossiliferous Secondary Formations in Australia” : Q. J. G. S., vol xxiii (1867), p. 7.