Some Account of the Blackmore Museum
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These two speeimei the only fossil egg-shells hitherto met with in this county i Quaternary deposit.
The following land and fresh water shells found in the Fish brick-earth, are exhibited.
LAND SHELLS.
Succinea ^utris Helix hispida „ elegans „ „ var. concinna „ ohlonga^ „ rotwndata Helix arbustorum „ fulva „ nemoralis Pupa muscorum Zua subcylindrica „ pulehella rUESHWATEE SHELLS.
Ancylus fluviatilis JjymncBa palustris Fisidiumfontinale „ limosa „ pulchellum var. {Je Planoriis spiralis „ pusillu...m „ carinatus „ oitusale Bythmia tentaculaia A series of land, fresh water, and marine shells, found in a lar geological deposit at Menchecourt, in the valley of the So: France, is shown ; they consist of: — TiAND SHELLS.
Limax agrestis Helix sp.
Helix arhustrorum „ pulchella Yitrina pellucida „ pygmma Pupa muscorum juv ?
Gyclostoma elegans ' " Guide to the Blackmore Museum," part 1, pp. 22 — 25.
'■ This is the only shell not found living in the neighbourhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These two speeimei the only fossil egg-shells hitherto met with in this county i Quaternary deposit.
The following land and fresh water shells found in the Fish brick-earth, are exhibited.
LAND SHELLS.
Succinea ^utris Helix hispida „ elegans „ „ var. concinna „ ohlonga^ „ rotwndata Helix arbustorum „ fulva „ nemoralis Pupa muscorum Zua subcylindrica „ pulehella rUESHWATEE SHELLS.
Ancylus fluviatilis JjymncBa palustris Fisidiumfontinale „ limosa „ pulchellum var. {Je Planoriis spiralis „ pusillu...m „ carinatus „ oitusale Bythmia tentaculaia A series of land, fresh water, and marine shells, found in a lar geological deposit at Menchecourt, in the valley of the So: France, is shown ; they consist of: — TiAND SHELLS.
Limax agrestis Helix sp.
Helix arhustrorum „ pulchella Yitrina pellucida „ pygmma Pupa muscorum juv ?
Gyclostoma elegans ' " Guide to the Blackmore Museum," part 1, pp. 22 — 25.
'■ This is the only shell not found living in the neighbourhood.
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