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Occurrence. — Aquia Fobmation. 2 miles below Potomac Creek.
Collection, — Maryland Geological Survey.
ScALA SESSiLis Conrad.
Plate XXVIII, Fig. 11.
Scala sesHlU Conrad, 1833, FoBsil SheUs of the Tertiary, No. 4, p. 45.
Description. — " Subulate, with rather thick longitudinal costae, and minute crowded spiral lines; whorls nine, sessile or contiguous; base of the body whorl carinated.^^ Conrad, 1833.
Occurrence. — Aquia Formation. 2 miles below Potomac Creek.
Collection. — Maryland Geological S
...urvey.
SCALA CARINATA Lea.
Plate XXVIII, Fig. 12.
Scala carinata Lea, 1833, Contrlb. to Geol., p. 116, pi. Iv, fig, 103.
Description. — " Shell conical, closely ribbed, carinate on the inferior part of the last whorl; substance of the shell thick; spire elevated.
Digitized by Google MAKYLAND GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 155 pointed; ribs about twelve, lamelliform; whorls six, rounded; mouth round." Lea, 1833.
Occurrence. — Aqula Formation. 2 miles below Potomac Creek, Up- per Marlboro.
Collection, — Maryland Geological Survey.


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