Geology of Oxford And the Valley of the Thames Microform
Geology of Oxford And the Valley of the Thames Microform
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Echinobrissus Brodiaei. ^ 2. Ostrea expansa. ^ 3. Exogyra sp.
4. Pecten lamellosus.
5. Perna mytillo'ides.
6. Modiola pectinata.
7. Mytilus unguiculatus.
8. Pinna lanceolata.
9. Myacites.
PORTLAND OOLITE.
10. Xylophaga.
11. Trigonia gibbosa.
12. Pholadomya rustica.
13. Inaequalis. N. S.
14. Cardium dissimile.
15. Littorina paucisulcata. N. S.
1 6. Ammonites Hector, with strong ribs.
17. Pectinatus. N. S.
KIMMERIDGE CLAY.
1. Rhynchonella inconstana.
2. Pecten nitescens.
3. Gryphsea virgula.
4. O...strea deltoidea.
5. Myacites . . .
6. Thracia depressa.
7. Astarte Hartwellensis. Less angular on the posterior part than some.
8. Astarte ovata.
9. Pholadomya aequalis.
10. Trigonia incurva.
11. Astarte line ata.
12. Cardium striatulum.
13. Alaria.
14. Pleurotomaria reticulata.
15. Chemnitzia inflata. N. S.
16. Pleurotomaria.
17. Ammonites biplex.
1 8. Trigonellites latus.
19. Serpula sulcata.
20. Portion of Ammonites Hector, with fine ribs.
21. Portion of Am. Superstes. N. S.
334 THE PORTLAND OOLITE PERIOD.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Echinobrissus Brodiaei. ^ 2. Ostrea expansa. ^ 3. Exogyra sp.
4. Pecten lamellosus.
5. Perna mytillo'ides.
6. Modiola pectinata.
7. Mytilus unguiculatus.
8. Pinna lanceolata.
9. Myacites.
PORTLAND OOLITE.
10. Xylophaga.
11. Trigonia gibbosa.
12. Pholadomya rustica.
13. Inaequalis. N. S.
14. Cardium dissimile.
15. Littorina paucisulcata. N. S.
1 6. Ammonites Hector, with strong ribs.
17. Pectinatus. N. S.
KIMMERIDGE CLAY.
1. Rhynchonella inconstana.
2. Pecten nitescens.
3. Gryphsea virgula.
4. O...strea deltoidea.
5. Myacites . . .
6. Thracia depressa.
7. Astarte Hartwellensis. Less angular on the posterior part than some.
8. Astarte ovata.
9. Pholadomya aequalis.
10. Trigonia incurva.
11. Astarte line ata.
12. Cardium striatulum.
13. Alaria.
14. Pleurotomaria reticulata.
15. Chemnitzia inflata. N. S.
16. Pleurotomaria.
17. Ammonites biplex.
1 8. Trigonellites latus.
19. Serpula sulcata.
20. Portion of Ammonites Hector, with fine ribs.
21. Portion of Am. Superstes. N. S.
334 THE PORTLAND OOLITE PERIOD.
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