Paleozoic Fossils
Paleozoic Fossils
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It is only known by three fragments, and an entire individual obscurely seen in section.
Locality and Formation. Stanbridge, range 6, lot 20 ; Quebec group.
Collector. T. C. Weston.
METOPTOMA QUEBECENSIS. (N. Sp. ) Fig. 300.
Fig. 300. Metoptoma Quebecensis. View of the upper side of an imperfect specimen.
1 Description. Shell with the base elliptical, length from one-eighth to one- sixth greater than the width ; conical, or, rather, campanulate, the margins showing a tendency to spread out hori...zontally ; apex eccentric, situated about one-sixth the whole length from the centre. The height appears to be from one-third to one-half the length. Surface with a few wide shallow concave undulations of growth. It also appears to be finely striated, but no specimens with it perfectly preserved have been collected.
M. Melissa (ante, p. 86, ) has the cone more acute, and proportionately more elevated, besides being more narrowly rounded on the anterior, than on the posterior aspect. It is also a smaller species.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is only known by three fragments, and an entire individual obscurely seen in section.
Locality and Formation. Stanbridge, range 6, lot 20 ; Quebec group.
Collector. T. C. Weston.
METOPTOMA QUEBECENSIS. (N. Sp. ) Fig. 300.
Fig. 300. Metoptoma Quebecensis. View of the upper side of an imperfect specimen.
1 Description. Shell with the base elliptical, length from one-eighth to one- sixth greater than the width ; conical, or, rather, campanulate, the margins showing a tendency to spread out hori...zontally ; apex eccentric, situated about one-sixth the whole length from the centre. The height appears to be from one-third to one-half the length. Surface with a few wide shallow concave undulations of growth. It also appears to be finely striated, but no specimens with it perfectly preserved have been collected.
M. Melissa (ante, p. 86, ) has the cone more acute, and proportionately more elevated, besides being more narrowly rounded on the anterior, than on the posterior aspect. It is also a smaller species.
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