An Introduction to the Geology of New South Wales
An Introduction to the Geology of New South Wales
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6-7. Terebratula (Dielasma) sacculus. 8, 10. Productus brachythcerus (ventral valve). 9. Productus brachythcerus (dorsal valve).
MOLLUSCA. These rival the Molluscoidea in numbers, the two sub-kingdoms together providing the great bulk of the marine fauna. The Permo-Carboniferous was undoubtedly the *' Age of the Shell-fish. " The Pelecypods dominate the other classes of the mollusca, and were more abundant and individually larger than they had been in any previous period. The shells of Aphanaia... attained a length of 15 inches, while Cleobis and Eurydesma also built very large and thick shells.
89 Fig. 46. Permo-Carbon if erous Molhi s
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6-7. Terebratula (Dielasma) sacculus. 8, 10. Productus brachythcerus (ventral valve). 9. Productus brachythcerus (dorsal valve).
MOLLUSCA. These rival the Molluscoidea in numbers, the two sub-kingdoms together providing the great bulk of the marine fauna. The Permo-Carboniferous was undoubtedly the *' Age of the Shell-fish. " The Pelecypods dominate the other classes of the mollusca, and were more abundant and individually larger than they had been in any previous period. The shells of Aphanaia... attained a length of 15 inches, while Cleobis and Eurydesma also built very large and thick shells.
89 Fig. 46. Permo-Carbon if erous Molhi s
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