Proceedings - Dorset Natural History And Archaeological Society 38

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These include insects belonging to new genera of the orders of Blattoidea, Protorthoptera, 10 president's address.
Coleoptera, Hemiptera, and others, as well as the wing of a doubtful Lepidopteron. One huge Protorthopteron has a wing measuring 9in. by 3in., and was. I suppose, a sort of gigantic locust. There is also a fossil Tiiassic dragonfly.
A third species of tsetse-fly, beautifully preserved, has also been found in Miocene shales in Colorado, where I believe many fossil insects have occur
...red. Either the quality of the rock, or the circumstances under which it was laid down, makes these delicate fossils rare in most strata. A new Dinosaur (Struthiomimus) has been received by th? American Museum of Natural History from the Cretaceous beds of Alberta. It has a small head, toothless jaws, sheathed doubtless in narrow beaks, a long neck, and a backbone 13 feet long, short fore and long hind limbs, and probably somewhat resembled an ostrich in its mode of life, though it was not a bird.

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