Mesozoic Fossils volume 1
Mesozoic Fossils volume 1
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7, pi. 8, fig. 2.
210 which, as already pointed out, is an Olcostephanus, but as a distinct species of Stephanoceras remarkable, as is the next also, for its very close resemblance to some of the Jurassic Macrocephali. It can at once be distinguished from the type of Olcostephanus Loganianus, as the latter species is now understood, by its smaller size, its narrow umbi- licus caused by the much closer enrolment of the whorls, by the almost complete envelopment of the inner volutions and more es...pecially by tlio broad and deep constriction of the outer whorl immediately behind the aperture.
A perfect specimen of 8. Oblatum, which differs from the original of the figures on plate 4 of the present volume only in being a little smaller, was purchased by Dr. G. M. Dawson from Indians, who stated that it was found in Skidegate Inlet.
STEPHANOCERAS CEPOIDES. (N. Sp. ) Ammonites Loganianus, Wbiteaves. Form B This volume, p. 30, pi. 8. Figs. 1 and la.
South Island, Skidegate Inlet : a small but well preserved specimen, whose maximum diameter is about twenty-five millimetres.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7, pi. 8, fig. 2.
210 which, as already pointed out, is an Olcostephanus, but as a distinct species of Stephanoceras remarkable, as is the next also, for its very close resemblance to some of the Jurassic Macrocephali. It can at once be distinguished from the type of Olcostephanus Loganianus, as the latter species is now understood, by its smaller size, its narrow umbi- licus caused by the much closer enrolment of the whorls, by the almost complete envelopment of the inner volutions and more es...pecially by tlio broad and deep constriction of the outer whorl immediately behind the aperture.
A perfect specimen of 8. Oblatum, which differs from the original of the figures on plate 4 of the present volume only in being a little smaller, was purchased by Dr. G. M. Dawson from Indians, who stated that it was found in Skidegate Inlet.
STEPHANOCERAS CEPOIDES. (N. Sp. ) Ammonites Loganianus, Wbiteaves. Form B This volume, p. 30, pi. 8. Figs. 1 and la.
South Island, Skidegate Inlet : a small but well preserved specimen, whose maximum diameter is about twenty-five millimetres.
What to read after Mesozoic Fossils volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geological Survey of Canada to read onlineMoreLess
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