Catalogue of microscopical slides of the Bailey collection

Bailey, Jacob Whitman,1811-1857,compiler; Washburn,Miss,compiler
1876
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Catalogne of Microscopical Slides of the Pailey Collection.
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To go with the "Microscopical Collection" Some of the choicest treasures of my collection being here indicated Record of position of objects on slides mostly from Atlantic Soundings). By Prof. Bailey
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Slide A Catalogue No. 567 147 Tablets Off Key Biscayne No 1 62 Podocyrtis bulbosus. B. 2 64 1/4 Campylocidius vagans B. 3 52 Halicalyptia polygynalis B. 4 44 Diploncis 5 64 73% Campylocidius vagans B. 6 59% 72% Pinnularia musica B. 7 64 1/2 70 Amphipentas 8 39% Lithophora schlegelii B. 9 49 72% Pinnularia ? 10 62 1/8 69 Halicalyptia Pelusus B. slightly broken 11 47 73% Aulisca cribrosa B. 12 61 1/4 64 1/4 Campylocidius vagans 13 59 Eucryptidium 14 52 70 2/3 Pinnularia bifurca B. 15 61 1/8 82 1/4 Cornutella clathrata β. profunda Ehs. 16 29 48 1/3 Eucryptidium 17 40 89 1/4 Halicalyptia oliva B. See F" 46 3/4 for left view of sample 18 46 1/2 73+ Chaetoceros falcatus B. see obliquely
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Slide B. No. 568 147 Fathoms Off Key Biscayne No 1 57/73½ Porpeia quadriiceps B. 2 49½ Euodia gibba B. 3 38 Halicalypha dentata B. 4 58/6 curing from work See S' 5 60½ Halicarya rosea B. 6 58/6 " Spinosae B.
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Inceing C 147 Fathoms Off Key Biscayne No 1 58½ Holicalyptro Petasus B. top view margin broken 78% 2 √ 54 Ceratospyris parva B. 78% 3 41½ Campylophorus vagans B. 82- 4 57 Bacteriastrum 69 5 39½ Spirilla lata? South variety not contracted 68¾ 6 √ 45 Amphipentas flexuosus B. quadrangular variety 73¼ 7 49 Amoeba 77½ in state of fission 8 46½ Denticella lineata B. 75- 9 55 66¼ 10 40½ Chaetoceros falcatum B. 67 11 43½ Forthorhaphidium spinosum B. 66¾ (Amphitretus cuspidata B.) 12 45 Diploneis 67% oblique view showing ridge in the middle 13 35½ Eucryptidium proleptatum B 32¾ 14 √ 40¼ Zealanthrium amplum B, 76¾ good
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Slide D No. 570 Off Rey Biscayne 147 Fathoms No 1 3½% 65¾% Amphipentas flexuosus B. 2 5½% 2¾- Hyalodiscus radiatus B = Graspodiscus radiatus Ehr 3 4¾% 70¾% Surirella fortuna ? See Mc Lean, Vol. 3 pl. IV 4 5½% 73¾% Amphipentas ornatum - 5 angled variety & Amphipentas ornatum of Shellford See Mc Lean, Vol. 2 pl.13 5 4½% 7¾% Cornulella clathrata B. profunda.
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Slide E. small slide No. 571 Off Key Biscayne 147 Fathoms 1 √ 4 9/2 Healianthium amplum B. 74% 2 4 5/4 Grammalithura perforata? Sh. 79% 3 5 2/2 Placolithus radiatus Sh. Ice Mikrogeologie Taf. 34. X fig. 5 Off hand all the 75%* 4 5 5/2 Pennilaria pradesta? Sh. 30%
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Slide F No. 572 Off Key Biscayne 147 Fathoms No 1 5 2 3/4 Coscinodiscus [illegible] 67 2 6 2 1/4 Nariicula ! circinna B. 3 7 1/4 3 6 3 4 9 1/4 4 6 0 1/4 Triceratum 2 6 - 5 5 5 1/4 Nilschia decussata B. 6 4 1/4 6 5 1 1/4 Triceratum Parmae B. 2 1 Oblique view, showing side 7 4 9 1/4 Asterolemma 2 0 1/4 7 rays, very faint, near point of a large spicule and E. of Triceratum Parmae. 8 4 8 1/4 Porpaea quadriceps B. 7 8 1/4 9 4 8 7 2 Pinnularia musica B. in angle between two spicules 10 4 0 1/4 Porpaea quadriceps B. 7 5 1/4 2 protists, 11 3 9 1/4 Pedocyrtis Siegls Eha. 6 0 1/4 12 3 8 1/4 H. alabarna circumlucens B. 7 4 1/4 13 3 7 1/4 Nariicula Scutata B. 1 9 1/4 14. 4 6 1/4 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] Saturni B. 3 0
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Slide G. No. 573 Off Reg Biscayre 147 Fathoms No 1 57, 64 1/4, 61 1/2 Podocypitis Siegls Ehr. 2 58 1/2 Cornutella Fiscella B. top view 3 60 Eucyrtidium compressum ? B., no, not to be figured 4 78 2/4 Ordocypitis Siegls Ehr. having basal teeth well 5 68 1/4 Amphipentas ornatus ? 6 49 Haliarthrum complanatum B. 7 47 7/8 Cornulella clatrata B. profunda Ehr. 8 79 3/4 Eucyrtidium compressum B. 69 3/5
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Slide H. No. 574 147 Fathoms off Rey Biscayre No1 61¾ Pinnularia? decora B 87¼ 2 60½ Nitzchia decussata B. 67¾ 3 60- Pinnularia musica B. 86- 4 44½ Diploneis 82¼ 5 43½ Hyalodiscus multilinialis B (made with lines) fine one 76 6 40½ Pinnularia praecipita? Bhr 77¼ 7 39 Flattella? 76¾ 8 36¾ Various Diatoms 80
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Slide I. No. 575 (off Rey Piracayu. 147 Fathoms) No 1 √63% Halicalyptia Petasus B. top view 82% 2 63% Podocytis decurrens B. 68% 3 44% Climacosphaenia elongata B 82 4 50% Marcula carinata B 74 5 [illegible] 6 40/8 Amphora 80 3/2 7 62% Halimma vallis B. Broken so as to show nucleus. 21- 8 62/4 Halimma inaequiti B with large pores.
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Slide J No. 576 Off Rey Biscayne 147 Fathoms No 1 62 Pinnularia decora B. 2 √ 62- Eucyrtidium simplex B 26 3 58 Pinnularia 4 54% Coscinodiscus Parma B. 76% 5 56 Amphilectus curvata B. 82/4- 6 55- Pinnularia praetexta ? Ehr 28% 7 54% Placolithus radiatus Ehr. 83/2- 8 58% [illegible] Halibotrys loculosa B 27- 9 51+ Pinnularia musica B. left view 84- 10 50+ Podocyptis Siegls Ehr 82- 11 47% " " " 77% 12 45% Coscinodiscus Parma & B. 66- 13 45% Triceratum setigerum B. left view, broken 81% 14 43% Pinnularia musica B 62/3- 15 42% Triceratum setigerum B. 80% 16 46% Halibotrym complexum B 75 17 √ 46- Halibotrym complexum B. 67/3
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Slide R No. 577 Off Rey Biscayne 147 Fathoms. No 1 59 Campylodiscus vagans B. 2 3/4 2 49 7/8 Triceratium setigerum B. top view 22 1/4 3 47 1/4 " " side view 25 1/4 4 40 1/4 Triceratium : Perrona B 66- 5 48 3/4 Campylodiscus vagans B. three specimens small 74 7/8 6 65 Podocyrtis Berrymani B. 66 1/4 7 58 1/2 Campylodiscus vagans B. 61 8 65 Pteroroda stelatatum B. 68- 9 59 Flustriatum ? quadriceps B. 65- 10 42 1/4 Spongodiscus h. annulatus B. 63- 11 34 3/4 Podocyrtis bulbosus B. 73 12 42 1/4 Podocyrtis Azules Bn. 24 1/4 13 50 " " 24 14 42 7/8 Pennularia musica B. large one 26 7/8 15 47 Spongodiscus radiatus B. 29 3/4 16 43 1/4 Flustriatum triceps B. 22 1/4 17 43 Bacteriastrium 23 1/4 18 33 Flustriatum spinifera B. " with long spines good 23 19 32 1/4 Sphoeridita polygonica ? B 76 2/3
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Slide B. No. 578 Off Rey Biscayne 147 Fathoms. No 1 68% Porpia quadriceps B. 70- 2 67 Pinnularia musica B small one just below a small spirel 86% 3 64/4 Porpia quadriceps B. 68/4 4 n Pinnularia Naricula! Coupieri B. = Pinnularia Cuperi B. 5 64/8 Pinnularia praetesta? B. 73% 6 63/4 Coscinodiscus Parma B 28% 7 51% Cornulella Lathrada β. profunda B. 77% 8 59 Amplipentis flexuosus B 29% 9 60% Campylophicus vagans B 27% 10 58/8 Triceratium Farris B. 76 very large one 11 65%, 54% Cornulella clathrata β. profunda B. 84% 22+ 12 46% Protocryptis Aeglea B. 84% 13 58/4 Hysteratrum triceps 86/4 fine one 14 43 Protocryptis decurrens B. 26x+ 15 43 Coscinodiscus Parma B 68 broken, showing interior 16 42% Podocryptis Aeglea B. 84% 17 41/4 Naricula diaphana B. 66% 18 41/4 Triceratium? Parma B 73% 19 37/4 Dictyosphimus? profilus B. 80% 20 37 Eucyptidium ampliatum B. 85 See U' 21 36 Pinnularia decora B. 69 22 36 Eunothia gilla B. 69 in same field of view 23 36 Hyalo-discus 69 24 29% Cornulella clathrata β. profunda B. 80 2/3 25 28% 75% 26 58/4 Halkardium complexum B 67% Subar 37? V.n. Leigirium TV-03
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Slide M No. 579 (off Rey Biscayne 1647 Fathoms) 1 38% Triceratum? Carma B. 28% 2 47¼ Campylodiscus magans B. 70 3 66 " " 28 4 53¾ Cornulella clathrata B. fufunda 28½ 5 52% Pinnularia musica B. left view "side view" 26¼ 6 49 Eupodiscus radiatus B. 65¼ 7 47¾ Ornulularia ? 46¾ 8 48½ " praebusta Eh. 26 9 42¼ Porpica quadriiceps B. 28½ 10 41¾ Cornulella Fiscella B. 27¼ 11 35½ Rizomalaria Navicularis Cunferi B. 27 12 49+ Podocryptus bulbosus B. rare? with large left than usual 35¼ 13 53¾ Amphitretus Cunx 65¾ 14 40% Halinuma opposita B. 24½+ 15 48½ Spicula 24 16 65 Lithomellosa? cabra 65½ 17 40 " " B 23½ 18 43 Amphora 63½
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Slide N. No. 580 Depth not marked, off Key Biscayne No 1 57½ Diploneis palchra B. good one 2 74½ 42 30 3 68½ Hydridictya polygynalis B. 31½ 4 66 Halianthium amplum B. broken so as to show its nucleus 37 5 64½ Orthorhcephalum spmgiotum B. 64½ 6 63 Haliocystis campanulata B. showing base 30¼ 7 56½ Leambylo discus fine oblique view 82½ 8 56½, 5th Podocyrtis Aegles Eh. 67½ 29+ 9 50½ Spongdiscus Salwini B. 66 10 50 Carpoctadium fragum B. 62½ 11 42½ 72½ 12 41½ Placolithes radiatus Eh. 71½ 13 40+ Lichnoranium trigonostriatum B. W. 1 large spine 80+ 14 √ 38½ St Eucypridium impeditum B. 80
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Slide C. No. 581 Off Key Biscayne depth not marked Vol 46 Asteronphalus 2 27% Touching a Diphleis and Mf 2 54% 2 53%+ Spindle shaped body. 3 54% 64% curious spicul 4 49% Ceraeotyppus. 66 [illegible] 5 53% Dictyophimus? Doridis B 64 6 53% Halichthysum ? 67% [illegible] B 7 43% Asteronphalus 70% near a small [illegible]? 2
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No. 582 Slide P. ff Rey Biszaga delph not marked 1 33½ 70¾ Dictycephala anathensa B. 2 40¼ 76 Diploneis pulchra B. 3 33½ 64½ [illegible] sp. B. (not to top) 4 62¼ 30½ Hallictrypis spinosa B. (not drawn) 5 40¼ 85¾ Halarithrum complanatum B. 6 58 25¼ Dictyophris depressa B.
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No. 583 Slide Q. ff Key Biscayne, Depths not marked No 1 55 Surirella lata ? Smith 74 1/4 2 36 Pinnularia musica B 40 1/4 3 46 " " " Nae fusulata 27 4 40 1/4 Podocyrtis Legeles 8m curved me 49 1/4 5 58 1/4 Haliotis concentricum B. concentrica 84
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Slide R. No. 584 Off Key Biscayne 147 Fathoms. 1 62½% Dicypholus araneosa B 76% 2 56 Triceratium Parma B. 28% 3 45½% 28% 4 41 Olistastrum spinifer B with traces of spines 44 5 33½% Triceratium Parma B. 36% 6 31½% Eucryptidium Tritonis B. good on Lee N. 38% 7 √ 47 Placoderma? Pholas B (P. s. conferta) 8 √ 39½% Lekhornellina ? irregularis 73%
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No. 585 Slide S. 147 Fathoms, off Rey Biscayne No 1 61 3/4 Coccinodiscus ? Parma B. 63 1/2 2 62 1/4 Turoratium ? Parma B. 37 1/4 3 √57 1/4 Podocyrtis decurrens B. with soil very far extended 37- 4 57/28 Placolithus circularis B. 5 51 67 1/2 Hekcabyltra Pelasus B. left view, broken 6 49 Nitokin decussata B. 81 1/2 7 40 1/4 Porpia quadriceps B. 35
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No. 586 Slide 1. Off Key Biscayne 147 1 Athens. 1 58% Lychnocarium trispinula B. 31- 2 55% Proteroptis decarnens B. 37% 3 49% Eucryptidium elongatum B. 40 4 44 Priceradium bisulcum B. 61% 5 36% Halimma hexagonum. 18a broken, showing nucleus 33% 6 33% Histanlum Lamb du B. with cloud 76 7 45% Halicarya trinucleata B. 67% 8 48 4% Spongodiscus radiatus B. with eggs 67% 245/3 Spongioladipens striatius Fahr 0.5 61%
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No. 587 Slide U. Off Key Biscayne, Depth not marked. No 1 69- Plechrospyrus cancellatus B. 75% 2 68½ Eucryptidium ? inaequale B 86% 3 66½ Nitzschia decussata B. 77½ 4 62 Placolithes radiatus Sha. 66 with remiform scale close &, 5 48½ Perinophelium Saturni B. 26 6 42 Mariacula Leutata B. 78½ 7 40½ Dictyospyris ollonga B. 73½ 8 35 Electrospyrus cancellatus B. 65½ fine one 9 33½ Pedocyrtis Aegea Ehr. 65½- with good view of basal edge 10 40 Halicyma quadribris B 60 fine one 11 47½ Cenosphaera ? Halium? broken or undersize, unadulterated 65% 12 51½ Halararkrum amplum B 67½ 13 51½ " " B. 78½ 14 57½ Stereocodon stolatum B. 60½
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Slide V. No. 588 Off Rey Biscayne. 205 Feet No 1 5 7/4? {Eucyrtidium } and found 8 4/4 {Halimma 2 5 5/4 Podocyrtus Aegles Eh 6 4/4 3 3 2/4 Ceratopyris tripus B. 2 8 4 4 0+ Eucyrtidium compressum B 3 4/4 5 3 6 " 3 6/4 6 3 9 Halimma Berces' Ehr. 4 5 7 6 8/4 Diplospyris laxa B. 7 3/4 8 " Lithoperna setigera B. S.S. A last 9 5 2/4 Podocyrtus? 2 4/4 10 5 8 Lithobryus varians B. 7 4 11 5 6/4 Hisilastrium triceps B. 2 8/4 12 3 7 Pteroceridae? Pholas 8 3
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Slide N. No. 589 Off Key Biscayne 205 Fathom 1 53% Sarcophyris parva B. 29- 2 √55% Eucryptidium Tetonis B. 28/3 3 24 Hyalodiscus edge view () = Discella umbilicata? thr. 43/4 4 70% Podocyrtis Siegls thr. base view 5 √69 2/3 Sychnoranium triforenstatum B. 39/4 6 n Haliphormis alenga B. See F 53% 80/4 7 60/4 Chaetoceros fabratum B. 24 8 60/4 Podocyrtis Siegls thr. a deformed specimen 23- 9 60- Coscinodiscus Parma B. large, or broken 33/3 10 √63% Nalathrium amplum oblique view, showing nuclei 28% 11 59% Halicalyphra Pelasus B. left view taken 40 12 24% Diplophyris praetexta B. a fragment 29% 13 √57% Eucryptidium elongatum B. 33% 14 54/4 Hystroastrum Lambda B. with spongy lattice, well down 69% 15 51% Cornatella Fiscella B. m 78/4 internal view 16 57 Spirulina lata, Smith 25/3 17 49/4 Amphora 39 18 √49 Halicalyphra Pelasus oblique view 28% 19 43% Podocyrtis decurrens? B. 25/4 20 √48/4 Eucryptidium expansum B. 29+ 21 √42% Podocyrtis Siegls thr. good one 22/3 22 40% Prorocentrum schizosum B. 48/4
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Slide X. No. 590 Off Key Biscayne. 147 Fathoms. No 1 58½ Chaetoceros falcatus B. 70¾ 2 6½ Porpita quadriceps, B. & 1. long spine and near Diadema | 8 75¼ 3 64½ Haliotrium amplum B. comb large 75¾ 4 6½ " complexum B. 80 5 39½ Histiastrium triceps, var. 66 yard one 6 4½ Euryptidium album B. large meshes 64¾ 7 4½ " compression B. small , [illegible] 71 8 4½ Corrutella otava B. stippled [illegible] 78¾ 9 56½ Eucypridium fusillum B. 85 10 40½ Haliotrium bydipper B. with long spines 63
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Slide Y. No. 591 Off Key Biscayne 205 Fathoms. No 1 60 Schoutenius falcatum B. jord ne 62% 2 61- Halicophylla Pelosus B. broken, but shows detail well 70% 3 63 Orthocystis divaricans? B. inside view of a Sigastrum Polypodium 70% 4 45% ?teretodon? obtusatum? left view 21%
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Slide N° 210. 593 Off Key Biscayne 205 Fathoms No 1 63 83% Lepocanium Fragum B. 2 52% 67% Podocyclus luteus B. 3 39% 75% Haliclaphia ? fragilis B. 4 45% 70% Cornutella Fiscella : B. 5 51 6 46% 84% Lithotelys promiens B. Bon 7 59 64% Diclypyris leonis B. 8 38% 66% ? ? 2 fragments. Head of Polypterus? 9 66% 10 67 27% Alestiastum triceps B. 11 42% 69% Diclypyris ? depressa B. 12 38 63% Denticella ? tridens ?ta deformed 13 46% 67% Oclyocephala araneosa B. 14 43- 15 46% 69- Carpocanium Fragum B. 16 46% 77% Encryptidium compressillum B. 17 46% 67 Lithopora ? pyrenodisca ? B. 20 50% 66% Diclypyrhinus ? fragilis B. large fragment. (?) round disc with spines centre See f'65 83% d. of Mr. Diclypyris See sl' 62 83%
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Slide B' No. 594 Off Key Biscayne 205 Fathom No. 1 61+ Bacteriostum 71- 2 50% Amphora 75% 3 44 Cunularia musica 74% has rectangular frustule 4 46% Amphora 78% S.E. of a small bivalve 5 60 Halkarthrum complexum B 34% 6 53% Conopocanium fragum B 63%
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Slide 6' No. 595 Off Rey Biscayne 205 fathoms No.1 54% Amphora 20% 2 4 1/4 Eupodiscus radiatus B 80% 3 Amphitites cappilata B S.E. falrn 4 50% Campylococcus vagans B 76 1/2 5 51% Pinnularia nucula B. 65% 6 40 Eucryptidium album B 65% 7 40+ Schmidtiptychus ? reed 66 1/2 8 42 Solithotryp. obscura B showing lamination 60 1/4 9 49 Phalarathrum complexum B nucleus and rays only 82 10 42% Lithothryp iranien B 63 2/3
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D' No. 596 Off Key Biscayne 65 Fathoms No 1 6 2/4 Lychnoranium? paradoxum B. 93 2 52 Triceratum Parma B. 3 48% Diploneis pulchra B. 73 4 √ 3 3 Porpeia quadricaps B end view- 89 1/4 5 √ 4 5 1/4 Lychnoranium trifurcstadium B. 31 6 59 Helotoma : (too imperfect to determine) broken, showing nucleus and rays 65 1/4 7 43 Eucryptidium Tridens B. 30- 8 4 4/8 Nibothia aneolepta B confluent with Mr. plana, Smk 2 9 1/4 9 " Triceratum schjerum B left view- 10 51 Hyalodiscus radiatus 25+ 11 6 3/4 Histriastrum triceps B. 77 12 5 3/4 Surirella lata ? Smk 2 5 1/4 13 √ 6 3/4 Leptodiscus? priminens B. 80+
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E' No. 597 Coff Ray Biscayne 65 Faltoms No 1 42½ Astilicus pruinosis B. 90¾ 2 √ 70 Podocyrtis bulbosus B. 90¾ 3 6½ Holacanthia Petasus B. oldige view, for me 64¾ 4 6¼ Nitschia decussata B. 68¾ 5 6½ Halimonalcerena B hidden or under side, and smaller last. 26½ 6 60 Polpeia quadriceps B. 77½ 7 55 " " " 79½ 8 50 Lecocinodiscus Parma B. fine one 24¾ 9 40- Hylo dictya concentrica B. 38+ 10 46% Eucyptidium auratum Sta. 63¾ 11 45½ Hististrum concentricum B. broken 78- 12 4½/4 Polpeia quadriceps B. and view 69- 13 25½/2 Asteromphalus a fragment, very found 44½ 14 32½ Podocyrtis Siegels Sta. 25 15 √ 36% Dictyophonium Glaucae B. 65¾ 16 54½ Orthorhaphalum spongiosum B. 77+ 17 √ 39½ Eucyptidium pirlongatum B. Le C 36½ 80 32½ 18 √ 38 Loithiditryp Obscura B. 88½+ 19 √ 54½ Eucyptidium trangidulum B. 75¾ 20 53½ serpentini picule 81½
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Slide F1 No. 598 Off Rey Biscayne 65 Fathoms No 1 64½ 33½ Dicytopyxis deppera B, edge view See N° 42-70 2 55½+ 80¼ Haliphormis ? allaza B Der W. 3 " Surinella Cela Smith S.W. of breeding 4 54½ 85% Triceratium setigerum B, left view 5 46 69% Coscinodiscus Parma ? B 6 32½ 46 Cambylodiscus vagans B, olisque 7 37¼ 64% Halicysta quadriforis B. 8 62½ 27% Podocytis Aegle Uhr var. 9 57½ 85½ Halkarhrium complegum B
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G' No 599 Off Key Biscayne 147 Stations No 1 63% Campylococcus vagans B. 70% 2 67- Podocryptis Sargos ? 30 3 61 Eucryptidium compressum? B. 86 4 58% Coccolithus ? Parma B. 35% 5 43/4 Haliotis Berens Merina B 74% 6 45 Stylothidium polygonale B. 29 7 4 Triceratium Parma? B. small one & right of preceding 8 4 Nitzschia lanceolata B. Miff. 2 polygyns above. 9 33% Pinnularia bifida B. 96- 10 58 Haliotis quadrifrons B. 76/8 11 57/4 35% 12 54% Pleurosigma quadricostos B. 65% 13 54/8 Scolithotryx? multitrachta B. 61/4 14 55% Pinnularia merica B. 74% 15 63% Spongea discus Saturni B. 74% 16 67 Othoceropodium 89% 17 65/4 Stylothidium spirale B. good me Lee L'50 65 18 42 Scyphosphaera? lutea B. Lee L'53/4 68% 19 38/8 Stylothidium polygonale? B. with long spines 20 30% Beddallia pulchella? very largest one 72/2
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GL' No. 600 Off Key Biscayne depth not marked No 1 34- Porpia quadriceps B. good one 2 61/2 Triceratium Parma B. 29/4 3 52/2 Coscinodiscus Parma B. very fine one 80/2 4 50 Dictyocha Brodula B. 60/4 5 50/2 Nitzschia plana? Smith 17- 6 57 Chaetoceros falcatus B. 44/2 7 44/2 Coscinodiscus Parma B. 70/2 8 42/4 Sphylodictya marginata B. 64 9 40/4 Dictyophyra Fritton B. Lead 66 10 41 Porpia quadriceps B. 81/4 11 38/4 " " 61/2 12 33 Amphora 73/2 13 50 Histiastum quadriceps 86- 14 55/4 Lithodictya cincticephala 86/2 15 53/4 Lithodictya biceps B 62/2 16 49 Pedopis & Dictyophymas Slumci B. 30- 17 46 Halocalyptra? hexagonalis B. 77/4 18 42/4 Dictyophyra? hexagonalis B. {Lee A 40 76/2 Halocalyptra Naua B. 65/2
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S' No. 601 Off Rey Biscayne - Depth not marked No 1 64½ Pinnularia limbata B. 52½ 2 √38 Haliciphytia? fragilis B. gord me 74½ 3 62½ Haliciphytia Pelosus B. 76½ 4 44½ Amphiplantus flexuosus B. 62½ 5 38- Eucryptidium linearium gord me 70½ 6 41 Eucryptidium prolongatum B. small 50 7 52½ Carpocanium? fragum B. basal lath bicker. 71½
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f' No. 602 (off Rey Biscayne) left not marked No 1 53½ Chaetoceros falcatus B. 77¾ 2 √ 64 Eucyrtidium [illegible] 76½ 3 53½ Caco-dicus [illegible] B. for left view see (Q' 48½) 66½ 64¾ 4 49½ Pinnularia limbata B. 64¾ 5 48 Camphylodiscus a-azans B. 88+ 6 46½ Pinnularia decora B. side view 87½ 7 √ 39 Lychnocanium trifunulatum B. 85+ 8 36½ Pinnularia musica B. 23¾ 9 35½ Pterocerden? Fidus 82 10 68¼ Eucyrtidium compressum? O 84½ 11 √ 68¼ Eucyrtidium ? duplex B. 21½ 12 x 66½ Ceratopygius pinnata B. nada side 26¾ 13 √ 53½ [illegible] " " left view 23¾ 14 40¼ Prodcryptis stylis Ida 77¾ 15 32¼ " " 74¾
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H' 2lo. 603 Off Key Biscayne, Depth not marked (tanked been by M.) 1 64 78 Amphora 2 64 Dictyophyma? falciferae B. 3 49 Plectopyxis cancellatus B good one see K. 4 37 78 Surirella lata? Smith 5 27 82 78 Pannularia bicuspisida B. small one contracted in middle 6 33 47 Halcicalyptus Polonus B. small one 7 41 2 63 4 Grammatophora arcuaria B to be drawn 8 36 65 8 Eucryptidium acuminatum? B. 9 36 75 Littorotrys obscurea B
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L' No. 604 Off Bay Biscayne 65 Fathoms 1 52½ Diplophysis? spinifera B. 83¾ 2 53¼ Podocyrtis? Sogles Eh. 83¾ 3 " Branching and Globed Dicyclette? 4 50 Flustrella spinula? Eh. 19¾ 5 45½ Podocyrtis Sogles Eh. 80+ 6 43½ Coccinodiscus Pauwa Eh. ellipsa var., broken 73 7 33 Perinephelium Saturni B. 79¾ 8 32½ Podocyrtis decurrens B. left view. 31+
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M' No. 605 Off Key Biscayne 65 Fathoms Vol 1 62½ 2 curious piece of coarse nod work 24½ 2 57½ Stylo dictya marginata B. 25½ 3 √ 54½ Haliotrium complerium B. good but not complete 83¼ 4 53 Haliocera quadriforis B. a trunca non gaud 30- 5 " Campylodiscus nazas B. Edge view, good. SE of preceding 6 50½ Amphipentes flexuosus B. 4 sided one 77½ 7 48½ Haliimena circumcincta B. 72¼ 8 31¼ " crenata B. between a andarida and meckes zone, See I. 26
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Nº 1 No. 606 Off Key Biscayne 65 Tattoms No 1 60½ Phleistrium triceps B. 90½ 2 58½ Podocryptis decurrens B. 74½ 3 50 Triceratium Parma B. 82½ 4 47½ Didyptypsis depressa B. alvea view 30 5 45 Spongiolissus? Graspi B. 90½ 6 43½ Cornulitta Fiscella? B. with large meshes 29½ 7 41½ Podocryptis Aegea Ida 24½ 8 39½ " " " Missing both sets of basal teeth 30 9 28½ Cornulitta Fiscella ?? with large meshes 33½ 10 29½ Spongiolissus transversus B. 27 No. 607 65 Tattoms. Off Key Biscayne No 1 64½ Halicarya crosa B. good side view 7½ 2 " Podocryptis Aegea B. No. 4 above 3 58½ Nitocrisia Costata B. 78½ (a small one) 4 47½ Phleistrium triceps B. with clasp 87½ 5 40 Perinophelium Salomoni B. 82 6 " Phleistrium triceps B. 7 " Orthodipalum spinosum B. 8 32 Large nod with of spores? 84 9 48 Amphiletes cuspidata B. 34½ 10 55½ Halicarya grandifloris B. 22½ 11 55 Podocryptis decurrens B. half view good 75 12 55 Amphiletes obtusa B. small 74½
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P' No. 608 Off Rey Biscay 65 Fathoms 1 59/77+ Ditypophala craneus B. typical and wide La B. 2 59/4 Heliacarya triradiata B. 3 54/7 75/4 Ditypophysis oblonga B. 4 54/4 28/4 Eucryptidium compression B. La 2 5 48/40 Halicarthus amplum B. interior view showing nucleus and eggs 6 47/4 Heliacarya crassus B. side view, good view of nucleus
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Q' No 609 Off Rey Biscayne 147 Fathoms 1 √ 53½ Diphyspyris fraxileta B. good in 60½ 2 66½ Healicabytia Petasus B. Higge 22¾ 3 65 Astrumphalus a fragment near point of a biemeshon 70½ 4 62¼ Entomeres carious fragrant, too imperfect to determine 25½ 5 53½ Halomma affinita B. 17½+ 6 53½ Sorinella Lata Smith 36¾ 7 53½ Lychrancanum trifinestriatum B. 30½ 8 52½ Odontella minima B. A frustule ad upper end & a P. prasita 74½ 9 50½ Porbein quadriceps B. 80¾ 10 49½ Halimma? spongiosa B. 29 11 48½ Halicarya quadrupis B. 78½+ 12 48½ Bacteriostum. St. & f. of Lacy Ordocytes: 82 13 48 Podruptis Americana B. 87½ 14 48½ Oncodiscus ventrosus B. See f'53½ and f'62½ 64- 66¾ 33½ 15 46½ Sorinella Lata? with celled shell unit 86 16 39½ " " " construct 84½ 17 " Eupodiscus radiatus B. SW of shore 18 √ 37½ Eumetidium foraminosum B. big easily 62¾ 19 36½ Histriatum concentricum B. 80¾ 20 29½ Diphysis fulabra B. a fragment 69½
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R' No 610 Off Rey Giacomo 147 7/4? No 1 66 3/4 25 1/2 2 65 72- Grammatophora arcuata B. 3 57 3/4 80 1/4 Diploneis fulchra? B. small nu 4 57 3/4 74 3/4 Dictyopyxis defensa B. 5 49- 85 2/3 Coscinodiscus Parma 6 49 1/2 37 3/4 Diploneis fulchra? small nu 7 42 3/4 67 Eucryptidium elongatum B. 8 31 50 1/4 Naticula carinata B. Sa J 528. 7 1/4 9 66 68 1/2 Lithipina setigera B.
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S' No. 611 Off Rey Biscayne, depth nd marked No 1 69¼ Halysarum polyactis B. 86¾ 2 68½ Pinnularia musica B. 63¾ 3 66½ Stylodictya concentrica B. yard me 50- 4 63¼ Oncodiscus venosus B. 33¼ 5 66 D (not in from work) See B. 84½ 71¾ 6 50½ Stylodictya polygonalis? B. with flexures Lardo 75¾ 7 49 " marginalata B. with lorat mayin 78¾ 8 49½ Triceratium Parma B. 37¾ 9 46½ Springodiscus krausei B. B. 34¼ 10 32¼ Cornutella? alata B [illegible] new, See H' 31½ pridiv nov 66¾
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T' No. 612 off Key Biscayne D.M. not marked No 1 58 36 7/8 Pinnularia bifilis B. seen a Dictyoda 2 65 77 1/2 Grammatophora incurva B. 3 56 47 3/4 Endoceris ? or daphnia ? fragment but imperfect th. structure 4 35 1/4 80 3/4 Dictyosphela arenosa B. remains poor, very fragment of shell. 5 54 1/2 29 1/2 Dictyosphela cordata B 6 53 1/4 89 1/2 Pinnularia Lenticulata B. (a little broad) small granulated for algal 7 50 26 Porphea quadriceps B. Algae seen 8 33 1/4 80 1/4 Amphipentas ornata ? 9 " Biddulphia pulchella ? juxta. but fragmentary 22 7/8 Eunoeisens? rachitrus L.S.
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U' No. 613 Off Rey Biscayne, depth not marked No 1 69 Eucryptidium album B 77½ with long marks Lee 1 2 65½ Eucryptidium simplex B 69 Lee 1½ 3 56½ Histiastrium triceps B 68 4 Eucryptidium turgidulum B 5 Placolithes radiatus Eh., Linden. 6 58½ Haliemna oppositus B 30½ 7 46½ Pterocryptis dyle Eh. 37½+ 8 41½ Lithodopsis varians? B 35 9 41½ Placolithes radiatus Eh., 37½ 10 √39+ Eucryptidium ampliatum B 86½+ 11 38½ Haliemna Berres? Eh. 88½ 12 34½ Diplospyris cancellata B 27½ 13 34½ Loccinodiscus Parma G. 82½ 14 36+ Euphridiscus radiatus B. 87½ 15 Eucryptidium fragment SE of alone undetermined 16 √32½ Lithotetyp? spiniger B 47½ 17 √30½ Diplospyris spiniger B 87½ 18 30° Histiastrium triceps B. 85½ 19 29½ Lithodopsis varians B 86½ 20 28 Spongiodiscus Crux B. 21½
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Off Ry Biscay Yl No. 614 Depth Not marked No 1 63 Halimma circunscens B 75% 2 60 Sponge discus flexus B 68% 3 59% Halicarya quadriforis B. 70% 4 57% Sponge discus Saturni B 72% 5 57% Cristastium triceps B 74% 6 57 Amphilethas cuspidata: B 76% 7 57% Eucyrtidium furgidalum B. 81 8 61% Chaetoceros falcatum B. 85% 9 55 Halicarthrum complexum B 81/3 10 55 Phylodictya concentrica B 81% 11 54% " " 28% 12 57 % Halicarya mira nodi rara B 84% 13 47% Polypsea quadriceps B 68% 14 60% Sponge discus radiatus B 84% 15 36 Pennularia peregrina ? 30% 16 42% Lophocerianium paradoxum , fragment 20% 17 52 Gyrosigma Sigma B 65% 18 41 Halicubyltra? hexagonalis? B 26% 19 60 Halalitrya lacerans B. 55
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W' No. 615 Portion 17. 300 Falkons No 1 60% Anuliscus pruinosa B. 62% 2 53 Dictyocha quadrata B side view, with long spines, touching a coat of 89% 3 48% Histiastrium triceps 76% 4 44% Halionoma Bursis ? the small one with large meshes 85 5 40% Actinoptychus 10 rayed 86%
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X' 2Lo. 616 Position 17. 300 fathoms No 1 65 1/8 Euphracies apaca B spagy m. 68 1/8 2 55 1/4 Loithipora phaeorogia B. 26 1/8 3 50 1/2 Encyptidium simplex B. gord m. 25 4 44 1/2 Histeratum krieps B. neil analog. 76 5 43 1/4 Euodia gilla B 74+ 6 38 1/2 Lithomelissa ? pappa B 68 1/2 7 37 2/3 Priceratum Fucus th. 74
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Y' No. 617 Ozithia 17 300 Fathoms No 1. 57 Styloclista polygonalis B. 76½ 2 55 Cornulella cleftata B. prebunda 77½ 3 53½ Halkesoma circunhans B. void, all for very 63 4 53½ Campyloclista vagans B. 68½ 5 50 Halkesoma offoida ? B 65 6 47½ Triceratium schizum B. broken 66½ 7 49 Alistrastrum trieps 64½ with cloud var. 8 45½ Triceratium Farsis 26½ (right handed) Three specimens of different sizes 9 " Schiriphycus large or broken
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No. 618 Position 17 301 Fathoms No 1 68 Schizophythus with air 65% 2 68% Eucryphidium acuminatum? 68% 3 65% probably a Spongiidae 76 3/4 4 65 Loccinodiscus pubitus Ba good one 30 5 66 Lophoconarium trifasciculatum B. broken 66 6 61% Podocyclus Seglo Ba. 70 4/8 7 59 Dyphlospyris cancellatus B good one 63% 8 6 Halamoma valida B on 21st margin of some field 9 59 Halamoma n 23 10 58 Halaartrum 24 4/8 11 58 Orthorhophalum spinosum B. 27 1/2 12 57 1/2 Halamoma aspera B. 50 3/4 13 51 (not embezzled by ram.) curious fragment of a Polyzoan. 82% 14 48 Littorina phreodolezis B. 75
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A" No. 619 S.B.T. Sands Gulf Stream Lic. III No. 14 Depth 406 fathoms Lat 33° 32' Long. 76° 18' 15" No 1 58 Suliscus gracilis B. small m. 77% 57% Orthophalum spongiosum B. 65% 54% Chelostoma falcatum B. horn 80% 50% Eucryptidium turgidulum 70 46 Hishastrium triceps B. 66% 44% Halicarthus ampelm B. 63% 40 Halivum a. affinita B. 72%
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B" No. 626 Gulf Stream Sect VIII No 14 200 Fathoms No 1 52½ Cupodiscus radiatus B. 76½ 2 44 Olytriditya concentrica 72½ 3 41 [illegible] spicul with forcate spines 64½ 4 34 Halisaruga erosa B oblique view 80½ 5 35 Euryptileum confusum B 66¾ 6 32+ Actinophyllum 63¼
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C" No. 621 Gulf Stream Lee VIII No 14, 400 Fathoms 52% Euphoridium radiatus B. 76% 44 Phytochitza concentrica B. } 22% 41 64% No 1 66 Canutella clatrata B. profundae 2 64% Amphora 3 65% 4 64 68% 4 60% Euryptidium simplex B. 5 25 57% Gittichitulum spinosum 6 37+ Euryptidium: 65% 7 57 24 8 51 Euryptidium turgidulum B. 79 9 48½ Amphipentetes ornata 28% 10 48½ Canutella clatrata B. profundae B. 23% 11 45% Spongediscus obscurus B. 61% 12 39 Ambilicus pruinosa B. 25% attenuatphaeis manicula nisi affines n. ephedalis Gray
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9" No. 632 Gulf of Mexico! Lie. VIII No. 8. 138 paltions Light paltions in matured state No 1 65 Eucystidium simplex B. 2 67 1/4 Cramitella clathrata β profunda 3 59 1/4 Leithaeus ? barra B. 4 59 1/4 Synapla , calarensis flata f, 5 43 Asterinophalus in clear space, surrounded by colonial 6 42 bay cell of Polyphalanion Belli 7 41 Phytochelga concentrica B. small one 8 41 1/4 Cramalita Fissella ? B. 9 33 Phytochelga inegalalis B.
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E" No. 6213 Gulf Stream! Lee VIII No 3, 105 fathoms Lat 24° 33' Long 80° 43' (Treated with cold Chlorhydric acid.) No 1 56% Bacteriaslrum 2 69% 63% Stromphalus 26% 3 60% Hystastrum triceps B good one 80% 4 60% Spongo-discus Crucifera 80% 5 56% 67- 50 Hylochitida concentrica B 6 69% 39 62% Ceurphidium ? a fragment undetermined 7 38% 64% 8 38% Helimma vada: B 71% 9 32% Bacteriaslrum 78%
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3" No. 624 Gulf Stream Sect. VIII No. 11. 510 Fathoms Light forms in natural state No 1 56 1/2 61 1/4 Halkienna bynnutica B 2 47 1/4 80 Spongodiscus obscurus B 3 45 1/2 81 Diatryphidium ? Halkiella ? top new 3" NO. 625 REEDER 4/27/1916 Gulf of Mexico Sect VIII No 8 138 Fathoms Light forms in natural state No 1 64 76 Leithoktys obscura B. 2 54 1/2 72 1/2 Steromphalus 3 57 85 Spongodiscus, Cuxx. B.
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H" No. 6216 Gulf of Mexico Dec VIII No 8 138 Fathoms Lat 26° 20' Long 84° 41' acid treated by cold chloro-hydric acid, and then by chloride process No 1 66% Hallicyphus Petersii B. 72% 2 65% Eucryptidium elongatum B. 64% 3 63 Sillitopera setigera B. 76% 4 61% Histiostrum Bondae B. fine one 80% 5 60% Caudia gilba B. 69% 6 61 Coscinodis clathrata the 2 varieties in same field 67- 7 60% Spongodiscus centralis B. 65% 8 59% Haliacaya duplex B. with outer envelope, curious 72 9 39% Eucryptidium curvatum B. the 2 drawn 64% 10 59% Halicarya Diptygopris cordata? B. broken 77% 11 59 Sennophaea Stephani B. Silica, the pollen grain. 85-3- 12 59% Sillitopera? protula B. 80% 13 56% Pedicryptis Segles Eta 72% 14 55 Hydriditya concentrica B. 72% 15 53% Platerocodon stelatum B. 64% 16 " 17 √ 54 Platerocodon? tenuis B. more to be drawn 77% 18 52% Spongodiscus, Lutex B. 28 19 51% Haliactrum amplum B. middle portion only 74% 20 50% Hydriditya concentrica B. fine one 72% 21 √ 49% Schitholotyga prominens B. 72% 22 49 Pedicryptis decumens B. 74 23 50 Schitholotyga prominens B. 60 24 50 Halimima Pandes. small 69% 25 46% Haliactrum amplum B. good one 78% 26 43 Chaetoceros falcatum B. 67 27 42 Caudia gilba B. 63 28 40 Halimima valida B. 67 29 39 Eucryptidium compressum? B. 25% 30 38 Pedicryptis decumens B. 74 31 34 Histiastrium triceps B. 64% 32 54% Hallicyphus? ? list of not wrote with leath 79 33, 33 Halicystium complexum B. good one
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J" No. 627 Gulf of Mexico Lie VIII. No 8 138 Fathom No 1 674 Eucryphidium inperdens B. a fragment 74 2 63 Cadum marinum B. small oral body with lines. 76 X a.704 = a small cask, a cask 3 59 Pedrigrus Leylo Sha broken 874 4 55 Halicryphidium Pecasius B. fragment of a large one 77% 5 57 O. Morhaphalum spinosum B. 75% 6 55/4 Eucryphidium curatum ? Sha 78 orta axial line 7 55 Podocythos decurnus B. 74% 8 544 Navicula crisulata Shs. 63/4 9 50 - Phymydrisus bauque B. 76 10 457% Chaetoceros porrectum B 83% (striated rod) 11 42% Halicryphidium plebidia B. fragment of a ring 64/3 12 41 Caudpranum Fragun 73% 13 39 89% 14 33% Halimima valida B. 75% 15 46 Asterolampra two valves overlapping, Gives a coarse net work 76% and SW of a straight rod 16 53% Astromphalus with zig-zag ramp, close to W and to dark side, 77/3 17 54 Rhizosolenia Triquetra B. two specimens 80 18 494% Asterobambia two valves overlapping, it is of a lot of plankton. 84% 19 48 Astromphalus five one, touching a small brown spot. 62/4
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Gulf of Mexico Sec. VII No 8, 138 Fathoms No 1 45+ Bacteriasium 68- 2 44 Eucryptidium Tritonis B. 76+ 3 64 Stielpora setigera B. 28% 4 62 Halichrysa reticulata B 66% 5 57% Halicalyptus splendidula B fragment at meeting floor lines 61 6 58 Phaeotrichos falcatum B 76% 7 57, 51% Rhodosolenia triguetria B 69% 64% 8 58 Halicalyptus Pictasus B. 25% 9 51 Halistromphalus costata B. (67/μm = .024mm) 29% 10 56 Holisteriasium scandens B. 62% 11 54% Asteromphalus 22% N. of a bunch black stocks 12 54 Halicryptidium ? Lepidophyllum B. 87% See P.37 83 13 52% Asteromphalus 79 S of a brown dot 14 53 Astrolampra ! 65 N.E. of a bit of lamellated 15 53 Astrolampra 83% broken just like 1 16 52% Eucryptidium curvatum ? Cha 23% mother the lines in London glass 17 50% Pseudoleptote with irregular cilia 74 Caud of cell of Tectitaria ? 18 50% Stylochitza polygonalis B. 77% with long spines 19 46% Plactopyrus cancellatus B. 69% see U.38 662 20 44% Halicalyptus fragilis B. 30+ 21 32% Asteromphalus 60% central fashion, N.E. of a bit of lamellated E of a cleavage ridge
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R" No. 629 Gulf of Mexico Loc VIII No 8 138 Fathoms No 1 65 Dictyochapha mancera ? B Curious not worth 62 7/8 2 67 22 1/4 3 57 1/4 73 1/3 4 68 Bactreastrium 70 1/4 5 62 7/8 Chaetoceros ? letriachaela ? the small W of a yellowish planent 75 1/4 and close to a black mark = 6 65- Asterlampa fine one 96- 7 62 Eucyptidium curatum ? B 21 1/4 8 57 1/4 Halimma circumlucus B 62 3/4 9 56 Podocytis decorum B Myxine 68 1/4 10 55 Hythritza irregularis B. 65 1/4 11 54% Halicarya quadriforis B. 28% 12 53 1/4 Eucodia gilba B. 23 1/4 13 57 Asterlampa 62%
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Lo" No. 630 Gulf of Mexico Sea VIII * No 8 138 February No 1 68% Caliculopha Pelaros O. 2.1/4 2 68 Chastinens ? Tetrachlata ? Sh. 65 3 66 1/4 [illegible] Couper ? ollype view 75 1/4 4 65 Chastinens porculum : B. new? ollype view, bearing a lot of length 64 1/2 5 44 Halimma Afforta B. 21 6 33 3/4 Setinicus Pentasterias ? Sh. 60-
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M" No. 631 Gulf of Mexico, Sec Vlll No 5 138 Fathoms No 1 61~ Artemphalus pretty obscured 2 59 Hechemone undetermined large one broken, nucleus and ray gone 79 3 56/3 Loccinidiscus? loniculus deformed chevalt- 61 4 56% Asterlampa broken off of a blue fibre 76 5 55% Cornulite Obliqua B oblique view 77% 6 55% Pennularia musica? B small 26% 7 54 Scilloctypus spiniger B. 77% 8 52/4 Chaetoceros porrectus? B 80% 9 52/3 Hyalodiscus radiatus large one 69 10 52% Schaefferia tetraclada? ?Mr. & just above where echelon of 72% two threads 11 46 Tectitaria cast of cells 79 12 46 Encyphidium 67% 13 45 Ceratocyris parva B see C 53 87% 14 44 " " oblique 61/4 15 54% Asterlampa SE of Y and near a rough gonule 78
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Nº No. 632 Gulf of Mexico Sec VIII St. 8 138 Fathoms No 1 58' 2/3 Hyalodiscus cathalus B 29½ 2 49 Amphiprion ornatus Bullitt 61½ 3 48 Asterclampe fine on, leaching a long thread 72 under R. d'Alb. plate behind it 4 45 Diaphoropus canallatus B good one 62½ 5 40½ Dasydias caes. Léroux B. 84
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. O". 2No. 633 Gulf of Mexico. List VIII. No. 8. 138 fathoms, last five fathoms. No 1. 6 1/4 - Asteromphalus 80 1/2 2. 3 1/4. Eucryptotus triangulum? fragment 81 3. 5 1/8. Stereolampra 77 1/2 4. 4 2. [illegible] indeterminable, fragment of an oval foraminifer shell of a Diatom 68 1/4
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P" No. 634 Gulf of Mexico Sec. VIII No.8 138.7 fathoms No 1 42% 28% undeterminable Fragment of a strongly folded Ophiolite 2 44 35% Sittilispha prominens B. 3 57% 30 2/3 Asteromphales Touching one end of a longitudinal 4 54% 18% Synedra site view 5 5-4 22% Olaetrix fornicum? B., fragment of the beam with lateral scales
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Q" No. 635 Gulf of Mexico Sect. VIII No 8, 138 Fathoms No 1 63% Halicarya quadridens O. 27% 2 58% Asteromphalus 76% broken 4/5 & 2 black dots 3 40% Histiastrum tricels 24% gord as 4 35% Haliarthrum complexum 29 5 49% Chaetoceros ? tetrachalita ? 30m 76% W & pan dictinocyclus
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R" No. 636 Gulf of Mexico Sec VIII No 8 138 fathoms (Last light picket) No 1 55 1/4 Lithophora cancellata B 82 2 48 3/4 Schacteria porcetum B with recurved hairs 65 1/4 3 62 1/4 Asterolampra 63 1/4 2 valves overlapping, 2-4 spines ... 4 62 Schacteria porcetum tetracaste B 70 with 4 spines, bearing a lot of byssus 5 66 1/4 Litholatypa prominens B 74 6 " Schiniscus Pendasterias Ba. 7 50 Synedra 23 basal view- 8 38 Asterolampra 62 1/4 S of 12 point & a black mass 9 38 1/2 Asterolampra 67 S.E. of 3 dark spines & W. of a small grey mass.
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S" No. 637 715 Falk 39° 55' N. 70° 06' W. 49¼ Eucryptidium [illegible] 29¾ S" No. 638 715 Falk 39° 55' N. 70° 06' W. 47 70¾ Barnettele calebrate (3) pulvada
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: " U " 2lo, 639 715 Falt 39° 55 N 70° 06 W Disc like Euphorbiaceae without part. 5 5/2 80 V" No 640 [GAOA 2Elgan 9/1977] 715 Falt same as above. 5 2/4 67 Eucryptidium Flustrella not mounted may? belong to W"
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5.2½ 67 56 21 Echynptileum Australia in exsul ?/11 " 260 640 [6408 RKEdge] 9/1947
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Slide A'N' No. 641 1200 Factions No 1 58½ 74 Eucryptidium ? 2 58½ 78¾ fragment with large meshes 3 58 77¾ Eucryptidium large meshes good one 4 57¼ 79¾ fragment 5 53¾ 68 Concindiscus good one 6 52½ 78¾ Spongostis ? 7 53¾ 82 Eucryptidium good one 8 53½, 66½, 39 70 64¾ 30 Cadum Small acid body 9 57¼ 25 Eucryptidium Tritonis B. 10 50 28 ? large meshes 11 47½ 54 Cornulella clathrata B. profunda 12 48½ 29¼ Eucryptidium 13 48 60¾ ? Small Ptilopis 14 46 31½ Concindiscus large one 15 39 62¾ Eucryptidium with calcareous base 16 43½ 81½ Lithelotyp 17 41½ 75¾ Eucryptidium. 18 34½ 27¾ Nostella cricisbina ? 19 Halimma 20 70½ 71½ Cornulella Atlantica B. 21 70½ Eucryptidium 22 63¼ 65 Halimma 23 68 76¾ Cornulella good one 24 69½ 79¾ Eucryptidium 25 68¾ 80½ Eucryptidium 26 66¼ 80 ? 27 67 72 Euodia gilla B. Touching a Concindiscus fragment 28 66½ 62¾ Plastella 29 66½ 67¼ Concindiscus 30 63 75 Nostella ? Gracilis B. good one 31 64 65¾ Lithelotyp ? 32 62½ 65 continued on next page
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Slide A N continued from last page 1200 patterns No. 33 62 65 34 Eurdia zilla 35 61/4 Podozyptis? 72% 36 61/4 Odozyptis 78% 37 60/4 Loricaria discus 71% 38 Dicytrea with long hairs, just above the last 39 60/4 Helicobaphia Belarus B. 74% 58% 60 N.B. the Sauriella near this was accidentally introduced and does not belong to that grouping fragment fragment of ovary Emile Pigeot
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·B'B' No. 6421 2000 Fathoms 54°17'N 22°33'N No 1 72% Eurdia gilla B. 2 67% 74 4/ 3 65 Carnalitta ? 64% 4 " ? incertae sedis 5 62% 72 4/ 6 60 Corcinodiscus 29 7 60% 62 8 48% Eucypridium 62 4/ 9 41% Corcinodiscus 24% 10 38% Eucypridium 27 4/ 11 31% Cadman 23
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C'C' No. 643 1200 Fathoms 1 57½ Bactrites? Touching the upper end of the thread 75½ 2 57 Eucryptidium ? 87 3 57¾ Coccinodiscus 72½ 4 56¾ Hydroida : coryphæis B. 54 5 53¾ Spyrædiscus 90 6 <47 <4 small fragment 87½ D'D' 1200 Fathoms No. 644 1 64+ Camulita Atlantica B. 75 2 " Schiniscus 5% of preceding 3 58 Hydrida concinna ? 69½ 4 53¾ Eucryptidium 63 5 53 " 74½ 6 " La Molledys 7 " near upper end of the Eucryptidium 8 57 Spongodiscus good one 63 9 4.3 Cornulites clathrata (B. præfunda) 21½ 10 4.0 Coccinodiscus 28
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8'6" No 645 2070 Falmes 54° 17'W 22° 33'W N.B. Some fresh water forms on this slide were accidentally introduced with the labour No 1 65% Astiniscus 69 2 65% Coccineodiscus 69% 3 64% Eucryptidium 68 2/3 4 64 24% Fragment of a Pterobrytis? with tiny nuclei 5 62% Euodia gilts in d.E. 6 " Coccineodiscus just below 7 " Eucryptidium in S.E. 8 " Pedocystis? & SW. a fragment 9 63% Coccineodiscus excentricus 77% 10 53% Spiregoides 784 11 53 72% Fragment of a Pterobrytis 12 52 69 Coccineodiscus 13 52 71% Leithopera? Moor Becimins 14 52 Bacteriastum >9 15 50 Cornulata? Not seen- 16 " Eucryptidium 17 47% Hydrodida vesicularis 73% 18 46% Sphingodiscus 75% N.B. De Cornula Atlantica, discus is accidentally fragment 19 45% 71% 20 45% 64% " small Polystomata. 21 43% Cornulata Atlantica B. annulata B 66% 22 40% 77% 23 31 Peridophyllum? 68%
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F.F. No 646 2000 fathoms 54° 17' N 22° 33' W 50/63 Subtidal? irregular " cucumber 50/63 Halimeda fragrant a will dune
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G'3' No 647 1360 Fathoms 44° 41' W 24° 35' N Mr. B. Some fossils of Schmalkaldy on Mars slide, got in with Mr. Balcom. No 1 59 Halimma 80% 2 56% Eucryptidium 74% 3 56% Schinicus seen sideways 74 4 56% Eucryptidium 77 1/2 5
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January 24 1896 H'X' 2700 Fath No. 648 2700 Fathoms Lat 56°46' N Long 168°18' E Sea of Kamtschakka 1 65 Steromphalus Broterii B. distant SW of ½ a G. cirratus 62¾ 2 57½ " " while we seen Alagny. 64¾ 3 59¼ " " 67½ 4 " Cornulita & 4 alae 5 52½ Peridinamidium venustum B. fine 62½ 6 √ 52½ Halicrypta cornula B. 62½ 7 64 Eucyrtidium hyperbaceum B. 66 8 60+ Ceratopyrus 73¼
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J'S' No. 649 270 Fathoms, same as H'K' 12 Podocyrtis? 64% 38% 30 1/4 52% Actenomphalus Birkei B 66% 48 1/4 65 51% Placophyris 60 1/4 J'G' No. 650 270 Fathoms, same as H'K' 1 4 7/8 Cornuletta clathrata B profundae 79% 2 60% Hahacalyptra ? cornuta B 75% 3 49% Cornuletta annulata B. 77% 4 49% Procionodiscus 85% 5 46% Hahacalyptra ? cornuta B 86% 6 44% 79
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H'H' No. 651 2700 Fathoms same as H'H' 56½ Dichyphimus? 1 left view 69½ [illegible] √ 52½ Placenticula striolata B 73 Rhizosolenia helvelata B Three specimens in same pile 55¼ Perichlamidium 73¼ Eucryptidium longidulum? B 40½ Cornutella 61½ [illegible] near 36½ [illegible] 63½ Perichlamidium 25½ Cornutella clathrata B profundus 36
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L'S' No. 652 light fathoms cloud 2700 Fathoms same as H.H' 57 Asteromphalus Brevikii B. 79 3/4 M.M' male slide No. 653 2700 Fathoms same as H.H' in natural slate with a grease of the land
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N.N' No. 654 1700 Fathoms, July 26, 1955 Lat 60° 15' N. Long 170° 53' E Sea of Kamtschatka 1 56¼ Chaetoceros furcillatum B N of a prosomodiscus SW of a red spot 62¾ 2 58¼ " " Algae view good N of a large Coscinodiscus 64¼ 5 of a small one 3 69½ Asteroptlhalus Brodtki B 2 valves overlapping all alone 73 4 61¼ Schminicus 5 rays 64 5 57 Coscinodiscus rubus tridict. Ehr. good one 20¾ 6 55 Syndenstrum bidens B 20¾ 70¾ 7 53¼ Chaetoceros furcillatum B side view W of a rectangular fragment 70¼ 8 57 Rhizosolenia helvelata B 64¾ 9 40 Asteroptlhalus Brodtki B a misread 81¼ 10 v 40½ Dendriella ? aurata Ehr. 79¾ (Cantikia?) 11 v " " small one SW of above near margin 12 40½ Asteroptlhalus Brodtki B good 75 13 39½ Rhizosolenia helvelata 2 specimens 75 14 34¾ Dendriella ? 80¼ 15 35 Asteroptlhalus Brodtki W of above 81 16 36½ Diatypophionus gracilipes B 67½ 17 35 Eucryphidium 68¾ like E. brittonis, with a very long curved filament at the head.
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6'6" No. 655 1700 Fathoms same as N.N. 1 52¼ Alecomphalus Driftai B on right of group, just above line, ocularis indi 84¾ 2 " Coccinotiscus Ocelus Indis S of above 3 " Rhizodendria heloleata B N.W. 1 foot 4 53½ Eucryptidium lineatum ? 71¼ 5 51½ " ? and broken 80½ 6 23½ Plectas typis not this damned 67 7 " Dictycephala ? head of one close & last 8 39¾ Coccinotiscus ocularis Indis 3d. 28¼ 9 37¾ Eucryptidium hypophterum B broken?? 65¾ 10 35 Coccinotiscus ocularis Indis good me 61½ 11 24 Dictycephala ? portion of not. 61½
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P.O. No. 656 1700 Fathoms same as S.W. Sea of Kamchatka 1 43% Asteromphalus Brokki B 84 3/4 2 40% Peridium 83 3 58 21 Corcinodiscus ? side view showing base a little 4 34 28 1/4 5 68% 72 1/2 Dentella 1 with thin, thick Pal. 15d. near a Corcinodiscus 6 69% Coscinodiscus oculus iridis B 37 1/2 7 69% 81 1/2 Asteromphalus Brokki B 8 66% 64% Corcinodiscus like C. oculus iridis with large cells 9 62% 69% Asteromphalus Brokki B (Strong) 10 65% 66 3/4 Small pyriform Ochrester with spines 11 62% 26 1/2 Cyclotella : now 12 66% 77 1/2 Corcinodiscus oculus iridis B good me 13 60% 64 1/2 Cornulata annulata B. 14 58 84- Corcinodiscus large me , radiates? 15 55% 73 1/2 Eucryptothium hyperboreum B 16 56% 63 1/2 Cornulata clathrata B. profundis B W of bubble. 17 56% 77 1/2 Corcinodiscus with fine rays! E of a bit of Eucryptothium 18 35% 24% Dictyocha near - N.E. of a broken Coscinodiscus 19 58% 68 Helicalypha cernula B with 2 spines 20 52% 80 Dentella small me 21 50% 70 1/4- Cornulata annulata B. A good me 22 48% 74 3/4 Dentella small me 23 39% 72 1/2 Cadium marinum B. near middle of a bone joining two Helicalypha 24 38% 62 1/4 Spongodescus? Meyers B 25 " Dicyphellium gracileps B touching as above 26 " Helicalypha cernula B N. W. of above 27 35 64 Peridium foe me 28 37% 65 1/4 Spongodescus ? with long spines and a tube 42% 27 1/2 Peridium good 35% 70 1/4 Asteromphalus Brokki E of Core. or iridis 57% 74 1/4 Syrpendisium diadema E of upper part of a long crooked line 53% 74 1/2
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Q'Q' 2Lo. 65y [657A RKEdgar 9/1977] 1700 Fathoms same as N'N' Light pollen 45 65% 38% Rhizosolenia habelata B. with cylindrical pollen 58 67 Gyrosigma small 37% 77% Asteromphalus Borckii B. SW of last (cubed pollen) 2Lo 65y Q'Q'a, small slide 1700 Fathoms same as N'N' [657B RKEdgar 9/1977]
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No 658 R'R' small slide (stressing) 900 Fathoms, temp (deep sea) 32° C, July 28/35', draft 60°30', along 175 E. Sea of Kamtchatka [658B RKEdgar 9/1977] No 658A [658A RKEdgar 9/1977] Atlantic Ocean 'R'R' Large Slide 2000 Fath. 57° 17 N 22° 33 W 5 1/4 Fascinodiscus 7 1/4 Eucylihium 50 2/3 Eucylihium 40 1/4 Eardia gilla 2 specimens first
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S'8' No. 659 900 Falling same as R'R'
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3'5' No. 660 200 Fulvions (sam as RR') 1 53% Asteromphalus Brostki B. St q. bovinidius oculus tidi 80% 2 68 Halcacalyphe ? Minore hind 25% 3 66 Psychotella ? partensis B. my faint, mine horo selon juba bit 85 4 65 " " " 65 5 63% Lechinicas 5 rapid near a Rhizodendria 67% 6 63%+ Porcin odicus ? 62% 7 56 Conceptidium trisidulum ? 50% 8 39% " hyperboreum B. dodecadi 66% 9 37 Dityphimos ? 81% 10 33% Conceptidium hyperboreum B. 2 specimens 74 11 " Rhizodendria helicata B. " SW y shore 12 31% Porcin odicus oculus tridio tha. 65%
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U'U' No. 661 900 Fattimo (same as RIR) 427/5 Serdabypis ? 50 63 Aangodimus ? 79/4 lary me
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Y'Y' No. 662 900 Fathoms same as R'R' Record is seen through the slide 5 1/4 Astronphalos Brothrii 8 2 4 8 3/4 Lycodelitt?? my faint N.W. of a Goose Conoid 7 9 3/4 W'W' No. 663 900 Fathoms same as R'R' (recorded by directions of edges of slide) N.B. The gentle lines being ruled on the wrong side have not been used, but the record was made by means of the upper and under edges of the stars, the arrow being to the left and underneath. 1 18 3/4 Astronphalos Brothrii B. good one 109 3/4 2 13 Eporyzma 99 3 25 1/2 Astronphalos Brothrii B. 2 9/2 4 40 Corcindiscus ovalis Liddic Sh. 109 1/2 5 2 1/2 Rhizodendria lobelata B. second Specimen 109 1/8 6 35 1/2 Corcindiscus ovalis Liddic Sh. 8 3 7 37 3/4 " " with another (C. Liggis?) like an eclipse 104 3/4
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X'X' 26.664 900 Fathoms same as R'R' 1 62% Eucryptidum 68% 2 57% Dilelata Mika B 73% 3 36% Eucryptidum 81% hh. ho1?
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y'y' No. 665 N.D. Fathoms same as R'R' 1 65% Helminna small one with spines at the base 29 2 60% Maculophylla annulata B 2 horns antihelation 25 3 60 Coccinodiscus 5 specimens in same field 87% 4 53% Nitzschia? (Nitzschia?) 11 spp. 72% 5 52 Eucrypta hypocalyxum 75% 6 57 Coccinodiscus ovalis Lind. &h. 77% 7 48% Ceramula annulata B 1 77% 8 44% Coccinodiscus 2 specimens 70% 9 44+ Dalkalotryx inflatum B [illegible] [illegible]? 26% 10 40% Syntrophia 62% 11 40.3% Triceratium 75% 12 38 Coccinodiscus ovalis Lind. &h. 22 13 " " under sheers 14 38% Didulidae Mitra B. 74 15 31% Littorina 67-
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L.L. No. 666 2 slides Mud from head of a whale captured in Chukchi Sea Lat 57° 28' N Long 151° 20' E W'a. No. 666 1/2 [See No. 615 PLEDGE 9/1/1977] Lee VIII. 300 Yaths Boiled in Normal W'b. No. 667 300 Yathoms Boiled in 20% HCL. W'c No. 668 300 Yaths, acid in by 20% HCl, then ignited then heated with X10
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Berryman's Soundings between America and Ireland in 1856 Cat.No. 669 Berryman's Sounding No 1, 47° 50'N, 52° 00'W. Depth 96 Fath. No. 6 of Berryman No 2, (flight part) 48° 00'N, 51° 41'W 150 Fath.
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Cat. No 671 Berryman No 3 48° 13' N 51° 20' W 98 Falk
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No 672 Berryman Is.4, light parts 40°27'N 50°58.W 85 fath. 71½ Coscinodiscus haken at b.p. 77¼ " crassus? B Syphedia Coscinodiscus oculus validus Braartreros boreale B " furcillatum B N. W. of last " Actiniscus 5 rays Braartreros furcillatum B 2 specimens N. of last Coscinodiscus [illegible] one Braartreros boreale X fragment N. of 2 spindles Coscinodiscus good Rhizosolenia in a crowd Y Braartreros boreale B fragment Ceratopys? Actiniscus Coscinodiscus fine one Braartreros boreale B with one long horn limiting a Syphedia Diludia Mitra? B S of a brown flat Odyphalamion shell, membrane of Coscinodiscus good one Giommonstomum? membrane? Rhizosolenia decavens B. N. W. Coscinodiscus borealis B good Rhizosolenia decavens B. " SW of a Cable
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No. 673 Berryman No 5 42° 40' N 50° 36' W 120 fath 44 Loecinodiscus borealis B 70% " crassus " 69% Spongilete liceps B n. sp. 79% Denticella aurita Ehrenberg deformed 67 85% Actiniscus 63% Loecinodiscus borealis B fine 68 2.8 Sagina? 68 88% Spongilete 62% Ostrophorus ? 58 84% Tessella catena ? 70% 80%
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No. 694 Berryman No 6 light parts, naked dull 48° 51' 4 50° 10' 20 11/10 Fall 1 Coccinodiscus borealis B 2 " oculis vidiis Eh 3 " crassus? b. borealis underrat ? 4 5 Stiffphoronus Ehenbergii B. n. sp 6 Coccinodiscus borealis B fine one 7 Eucyptidium auritum : Eh 8 Coccinodiscus borealis B fine 9 Stiffphoronus Ehenbergii B 2 Specimens 10 Rotalia loris B n. sp 11 Stiffphoronus 12 Coccinodiscus borealis B good 13 Rotalia loris B. 14 Coccinodiscus oculis vidiis 15 Stiffphoronus Ehenbergii 16 Spongelite 17 Stiffphoronus Ehenbergii B 18 Coccinodiscus borealis B. 19 Stiffphoronus Ehenbergii 20 " " 21 Eucyptidium auritum : Eh 22 Coccinodiscus borealis B, good 23 Stiffphoronus Ehenbergii B 24 " " with spines apex 25 Coccinodiscus oculis vidiis Eh Lange 26 Grammatophora ? end view 0 27 Coccinodiscus latus or Pdylakamin Bell 28 Coccinodiscus oculis vidiis Eh good 29 " borealis 30 Stiffphoronus Ehenbergii 31 Eucyptidium auritum Eh 32 Stiffphoronus Ehenbergii B tracking Card 33 Rotalia 34 Coccinodiscus crassus
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No 644 Berryman No 6 natural slate 48° 51' N 50° 10' W 1103 ft. No 645 Berryman No 7 mature slate 50° 05' N 40° 26' W 1570 ft.
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No 675. Berryman No 7 light front 50° 05' N, 40° 26' W 1570 Fath. No 676 Berryman No 8,a, material slab 50° 20' N 88° 30' W 1564 Fath.
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No 677. Bergman No 8, C. Light park 50° 20' N 38° 30' W 1564 f.a. 58 Eucyrtidium 58 66½ Eucyrtidium Tritonis B 62 76½ " 4 3/4 Grammostomum N. S. of land " 89¼ Camptella Atlantica B 72½
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No. 678 [678A Pledger 9/1947] Bergyman No 8.c with acid light part 50°20'N 38°30'W 1564 Fall Coscinodiscus borealis B Flustrella concentrica? th Coscinodiscus crosses B Eucyrtidium aculeatum? th Coscinodiscus borealis B. Eucyrtidium fulvum B Coscinodiscus borealis? B Flustrella concentrica th Coscinodiscus borealis B good me [illegible] Corantelle calthata (3) profundus th Haliotima Affinis B Caenophaeeria Plutonis? th H. ahmsona [678B, Pledger 9/1947] Missing Bergyman No 8.d with acid, light part 50°10'N 38°30'W 1564 Fall
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No. 680 Berryman No. 9 a natural slot 50° 44' N 37° 15' W 1600 F.M. No. 681 Berryman No. 9 b. with acid 50° 44' N 37° 15' W
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No. 682 Banyan No 9 c, with acid, lighted part 50° 44' N 37° 15' W 16007 Coscinodiscus oculus iridis " broken 43% 64 Sodium maximum B Coscinodiscus borealis B 58 27 Rhizosolenia decurvans B 58% 64% " " " S.E of Cast " Coscinodiscus seen sluggish. 55 20% Coscinodiscus borealis B fine 58 27 Sodium very fine stripe 36% 26 Calimma 56% 60% Calicium 36 64 Coscinodiscus crassus " B 54% 65% Quingeloculina ? membrane 1, 52 28% S. Calicium affinis B. 51% 26% Sodium ? [illegible] on & percent 48% 61% Dictyophymus 48% 76% Asteriscus 5 rays 48% 74 " N.S of Cast " Eucryptidium auritum ? B. 47 73% Sodium maximum B 47% 73 Rhizosolenia decurvans B 2 specimens 45% 63 Coscinodiscus borealis B good 41% 66% Calicocypha ? 41% 62%
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Berryman No 9 d, with acid, light part 50° 44' N 37° 15' W 1600 Falt.
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No 684 Bergman to ge with acid, Henriett part 53° 44' N 37° 15' W 1600 fath Spongiscus spiniger B. mm with rays 46 3/4 Eucryptidium auritum ? 8a sh of cast 65 1/4 Halicarya croca B 69 1/2 Spongiscus aculeatus ? 8ha 72 1/2 Halimma 63 72 Pumice 73 1/4 Eucryptidium auritum ? 8a 60 1/2 Flustella 59 1/4 Halicarya 74 1/4 Coscinodiscus margaritus ? 58 1/4 Podocystis Bergmanni B. 69 1/2 Cosmietella clavata (B profunda) 8a 57 77 1/2 44 3/4 72 1/4
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No. 683 Berryman No 9 f. light parts, material slate 50°24' N 37°15' W
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No. 686 Georgina Nr 10 a, natural slab 50° 06' N 35° 50' W 1050 ft.
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No. 687 Bergman Skald b light faint 53° 06' N 35° 50' W
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No. 688 Berryman No 10 c, with acid 1 Spongodescus large see handle 46 1/2 70 2 Coscinodiscus crassus B 67 1/4 63 3/4 3 Halicoma with long spines 61 3/4 26 1/2 4 Halicarya 57 1/2 72 1/2 5 Cnossolletta abbreviata B 57 1/2 79 No. 689 Berryman No XI a natural state 51° 15' N 34° 05' W 1680 fath.
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Berryman No. 11 b. light parts
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No. 691 Bergmann No. II c. with acid 1630 F.A. Isthmia nervosa Sn 75% Eucyphidium Cadium maximum B 72% Cornulella striolata B 66 1/4% Cadium maximum B 64 3/4% Coccino-discus 63 Cornulella oblonga B 60% Holichalyptus ? small Cornulella striolata B 55 1/2% Diclypoda tubulata Sn 77 1/2% Cornulella clathrata β infrunda Eh 53 Podocyphus Bergmanni B. 50 Eucyphidium Fictum B 50 Dictyophimus S% of last 49% Histiastrium new ? 49 1/2% Eucyphidium ? Flustrella Eucyphidium " Bit of Purmice " " " " Eucyptidium ? Triceratum Histiastrium triceps B Cornulella Humilite B M. E. of last Podocyphus Bergmanni Cenosphaeria Holichalyptus ?
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No. 692 Berryman. No 12 a natural slate 50° 38' N 32° 20' W 2.070 Fall No. 693 Berryman No 12 b, natural slate
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No. 694 Berrypman No 13 a natural slate 52° 24' N 29° 16' W 2107 F.M. No. 695 Berrypman No 13 b, Mait, 52° 24' N 29° 16' W 2108 F.M.
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Left for the States 4/13
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26. 696 Beringian No 14 a natural slate 52° 26' N 27° 18' W 1830 July
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No. 697 Oversyn No 14 b, Light bank 1830 Folk
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No. 698 Benvman No 14 c with acid 52° 26' N 27° 18' W 1830 Jull
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No. 699 Berryman No 15 a natural stat. 52° 26' W 26° 20' N 1930 Fall
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No. 400 Berryman No 15, b. bylt forks 52° 26' N 26° 20' W 1930 Feb Loosemodicat Bacteriastrium central parting in a crumb & of a black spot Cornutella clathrates 64 Nalicalyptra: drawn 76½ Flustrella ?: broken Spongodiscus Naligonma broken 60½ Polypes : rem fragment not to be drawn 60½ See 155 24/1/4 82/1/4 65 68 62/1/2 63/4 77/4 65 74/1/2 60 74/1/2 61 83/1/2 60/1/2 61/4
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No. 701 Bergman No. 15 c, with acid light part Coscinodiscus Bacillariastrum central petrii macerond & Grop of a black spot. Cornutella Lithralia 64 Nalicalypha ? diam 76/7 Flustrella ?? broken Spongodiscus Nalimma broken 60/4 Polystrea? new fragment B3 60/7 Dictyophymnd? Cornutella Ficella fragments 55/1 Nalicalypha like 204 Cadmium marinum Cast of Spine of Cehinus ?? Spongodiscus? capitatilis B new 3 of a broken Nalimma Cornutella annulata B. Cast of Spiral Polypthalmia Coscinodiscus Encrytidium grod. Actinidins Spongodiscus Nalimma broken showing mela 44 Cadmium ?? paradoxus? not to be diam end view: looking a bit of Spongodiscus Encrytidium Flustrella concentrica ? 40 Dictyopcephala araneosa B. Lead part. Touching a dark mass + 3 C. W. of Coscinodiscus Cornutella Lithralia Nalimma opposite? B
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No. 7a2 Bommar No. 15 d. with acid, every part 52° 26' N 26° 28' W 1930 Fall
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No. 7a3 Berrymoor Holba natural stat. 52° 02' N 24° 51' W
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No.704 Berryman No 16 b. with acid light fuel 52° 02' N 24° 51' W 1873 Fah Flustrella concentrica broken 53 3/4 64 Cornutella atlantica ? 2 specimens 65 3/4 75 1/2 Cornutella clathrata 65 3/4 70 1/4 Encystidium 66 1/2 78 ? 59 72 1/4 Nalicarya prolata ? 58 1/4 74 1/4 Encystidium lineatum ? 59 74 3/4 Rhizosolenia quite faint 59 81 1/2 Nalimma 57 1/4 64 1/4 Nalictrophs contorta : Lee J" 209 53 77 1/2 Nalicalystra : 3 of a broken Flustrella 56 3/4 58 1/4 Encystidium 53 3/4 53 1/4 Nalicarya 55 1/4 28 Bacteriastrium central fontium 53 1/2 79 1/4 51 51 66 66 Podocystis Berrymanii 52 1/2 Nascomodiscus Small 85 1/4 Encystidium 50 1/2 50 3/4 Erodea gibba Small one S.E. of last touching large mass 50 1/2 66 1/2 Encystidium Tritonis 49 1/4 64 1/4 Flustrella 49 Enodia gibba Small one 48 1/2 65 3/4 Encystidium 25 1/2 Rhizosolenia decurrent near S.E. corner of dirty mass 48 1/2 61 1/4 Encystidium Tritonis 44 48 Encystidium 43 1/2 70 9/4 Nascomodiscus 43 1/2 56 1/4 " another species 44 1/4 71 1/4 Nalimma 41
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No. 705 Berryman No 16 c milk acid, heavy part 52° 02' N 24° 51' W 1873 Feb No. 706 Berryman No 16 d, light part
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No. 407 Berryman No 17 a, natural state 57° 46' N 22° 23' E 1650 Fath
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No. 708 Berryman No 17 b, Lightboat 57° 41' N 22° 23' W 1659 Fall
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Dls. 709 Bermuda No 17 c with aid 57° 41' N 22° 23' W 1650 f.m. Nalimma opposita Cornutella atlantica 3 specimens Encystidium simplex 22 Spongodescus Spiny & single Spongelite Illustratella concentrica Enodia gibba Bacteriastrium just 5 of small Cretemodiscus Dictyocha sphenoidum ? Encystidium britannic Cornutella atlantica Malicalytra ? Encystidium Loosemodiscus Codium (marinum) " (many others not recorded) Actonians 3 of last Cornutella clathrata atlantica Encystidium Loaarde network Encystidium } 3 of last Lithobotrys ? Maliculyptra 22 Encystidium ? simplex ? Lithobotrys ? Rhizosolenia decurrent Some seen but not recorded Dictyocha fibula common Synedra Rhizosolenia decurrens Actinidium Encystidium lineatum fragment Dictyopcephala.
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No. 710 Berrymer No 18 a natural stab 57°45'N, 21°19'W 1530 Fall No. 711 Berrymer No 18 b, light part,
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No.112 Birgiran No. 18 c, mH acid 57° 45'N 21°19'W 1570 Fall Calicalyptus Hustrella concentrica Nalicalyptus petaeus fragment of print? often seen Endotia gibbs B. good one Nalionma opposita? Encryptidium new? drawn Encryptidium vibratum ? B. Loscinodiscus oculus iridis? fine Podocyrtis ? - lead. Loscinodiscus borealis? good Nalionma oppositata Badium marimum Piece of Cmice Encryptidium elongatum Podocyrtis like P. Berrymanii with Caenosphera like grains of pollen Cornutella fiscella Hustrella concentrica Electrophysis cancellatus B. Podocyrtis Berrymanii B. sec 15 Coarse network Nalicalyptus? Encryptidium lineatum? good. Caenosphera Neptunis B. S.E. flat Encryptidium new? drawn Diatypshmns? Hustrella concentrica? Loscinodiscus oculus iridis? Cornutella lathrata β profunda Encryptidium lineatum S.E. of last Cornutella atlantica? Podocyrtis new sp. fine Nalionma Loscinodiscus small Nalionma ?
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No.713 Berryman No.15d with acid, 57°45'N 21°19'N 1890 Fall 2. Sample. Crystals with small black ones Lump of black spague crystals Transpt. crystals E. of black mass Pumice Volcanic glass with embedded crystals Pumice " "Flustrella concentrica": Transpt mass with embedded crystals Light cold obsidian: S of black spot Transpt mass with embedded crystals gork Singular spinose spongostate No.712 Berryman No.18c Continued Nalicalyptus: Coscinodiscus lineatus between last two Coscinodiscus oculus iridius Flustrella Cosmocella Atlanticus with 2 spines Encystidium Coscinodiscus Stylodictya Enodia gibba B others m - not recorded Coscinodiscus Encystidium Dictyophymnus Nistiastrum tricepts Encystidium Nalicya Orthohyalium Spongiosum B. Coscinodiscus lineatus Spongodiocens
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No. 714 Berryman No.19 a natural date 57° 50' N 20° 12' W 1535 No. 715 Berryman No.19 b, light boats
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No. 76 Berryman Voyage with acid light boat 51°S 40°E Nalionma 2 Periotephania Eulycha Eh. (Colemodiens?) Encystidium with a deformed Lithomelissa? Calva? B Cadinum marinum B. V.E of last "Podocyrtis Berrymanii oblique, broken but good, Nalicalyptera? Nalionma opposita B. Dictyocha 2 Specimens Actinidium? near last or S. of large yellow spot "Nalionma Enodia gibba fine me Holmisch near lower end of last Nalionma valida B. Stylo dictya } concentrica? Flustrilla?} Encystidium auritum? Cormatella Atlantica E. of last Ceratospyris new? Nalionma Encystidium lineatum? Eh. } " ampliatum B. Coscinodiscus Dictyophimus V.E. of last top view good Cadinum marinum B Fragment of a new Polycystin Forms seen but not recorded. Dictyocha fibulae o Cormatella clabratia B profunda Rhizosolenia Striatatrum biceps 13 good me "Encystidium paradoxum B. new Podocyrtis Berrymanii B Spongodiens densus B
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No. 716 Bergman No 19 c with mid left part 57° 50' N 20° 12' W 1835- Flustrella concentrica Dictyophimus Spongodesis ellipticus B (Common) Encrytidium elongatum B Enodia gibba B large Bascinodiscus " Lonicatus Ehr. W. of last Benosphaeria? Rhizoploleia new? Caliculyptra Petasens lot from 20 of last Bacteriastrom Central portion 3/4 of Rhizoploleia Actinocous S of Flustrella to a ring Nalimma 2 species Rhizoploleia near coarse net with Encrytidium elongatum B Nalimma opposita B. 65 1/4 Dictyocysta B new drum 51 1/2 Cormotella Tiscella Cadum Lenniistrictum B Actinoides S W of last Synebra between a Spongodesis & Enodia Cormotella claribata (B profunda Ehr. Cormotella Atlanticus B. Flustrella concentrica Naliculyptra ? Naliculyptra? or Dictyocysta? Encrytidium Compression? B Encrytidium elongatum B Dictyocysta Manuji B smell not to bedrum Singular body with 3 horns, fragment Bacteriastrom with rays touching concave side of a thread Enodia gibba B large me Delycystat Manuji? (knobbing last) Podoceptis Berrymanii Dictyocysta deformed " or Naliculyptra Cadum maximum B.
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No.717 Beryman No.19 d with acid, heavy part 57° 50'W 20°12'N 1543 Spongodiscus manubricatus B 39 Coscinodiscus good me 73 Hyalothidium broken 58 3/4 Lithothryps 53 1/2 Dictyophymad nesi 53 Nalimma 50 Coscinodisent 73 1/2 Encryptidium elongatum B 49 Spongodiscus manubriatud B 46 1/2 Volcanic glass: with embedded slate 44 1/4 Encryptidium anitum : Ehr. 76 1/2 Austrella concentrica : Ehr. 43 Carpocanium fragum B 67 Spongobium Lusus B 42 3/4 Orthorhopalum Spongiodum B 34 Carpocanium fragum 67 Nalimma 53 3/4 Encryptidium compressum : B 34 76 1/2
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No. 718 Berryman No 20 a natural state, 52° 01' N 17° 06' W No. 719 Berryman No 20 b, light faults
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No. 720 "Berryman No.20 & nib aid Light part Flustrella concentrica touching a Podocyrtis 61 69 3/4 Nalionma valida: 69 67 1/4 Cornutella clathrata β profunda 66 1/4 68 1/2 Bascinodiscus, large cells 65 3/4 Spongosphaeria larva 64 Podocyrtis 67 1/2 Orthohephalum spinosum B. S. of last " Dictyocysta 61 3/4 68 3/4 Encystidium biretatum? 2 specimens 61 1/4 64 Nalionma opposita B. 1 spine shot 61 " " 67 1/2 61 1/4 Spongodiens mambrriatus B. good one 60 3/4 67 1/2 " " 65 3/4 " ellipticus B 61 Cornutella Cistentica B. good one 68 1/4 Nalicarya serola B. 60 Bascinodiscus 68 1/2 67 1/4 Nalicalystra? S.W. of last " Dictyocysta? Nalionma opposita, broken showing nucleus 59 1/2 61 1/4 Encystidium biretatum B. fragt. 57 3/4 64 57 1/4 Cadium ornatum B. new 67 1/2 64 1/2 Nalionma, anteide broken? touching last in S.E. " Dictyophlumin end view 57 3/4 66 1/2 Nalionma 57 1/4 Podocyrtis new species? part of P. Berrymanii diam. 56 3/4 61 1/4 Prinularia peregrina 56 3/4 70 5/2 Bascinodiscus briantus Ela. 56 70 3/4 " oculus iridis 58 3/4 67 3/4 " Pterocodon tholus S.W. of last " Encystidium or Podocyrtis? broken 58 3/4 64 Cadidium maximum 55 3/4 60 3/4 Nalionma 53 3/4 71 1/2 Lenosphaeria 53 3/4 70 3/4
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No. 720 (Continued) Bernyman No 20 c inth acid light font Encystidium cribrosum ? B. Lithobotrys Encystidium anritum ? Eha. Podocyptis Bernymanni lam good Cadium marinum B Rosemodiscus excentrius Enodia gibba B Malicalyptia ? "Dityocyte ? 5 Ilustrella concentrica ? Eha. Encystidium : nearly touching last or H.E. Encystidium Cornutella Atlantica S.W. of last, good one with spines Nalionma 2 specimen Encystidium ? S of last Encystidium cribrosum Roscinodiscus good one Seratuspyxis ? or Plactopyxis ? Rosemodiscus Orthorhopalum Spongiodum? B Seen but not recorded fragt. of Malicalyptia Petaens
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No. 721 Borgman Nr 20 d natuur stelt 52° 01' N 17° 06' W 1405 Fm.
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No. 7220 Berryman No. 20 d' with aids, Leviot pub 52° 01' N 17° 06' W 1905 Fall Spongyglobus farnes B Pennice Encryptidium lineatum + granulated Encryptidium Podocystis Berrymani ? Cadmium + new diatom Touching a Small Cote, eccentric Nalionma lucas B Podocystis Negles broken Obididian: Encryptidium Nalionma opposita B. Pennice Spongeolite Ladium lennistrinale: B Encryptidium
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No. 723 Borgmans No 20 c with acid 52° 01' N 17° 06' W 1905-7th No. 724 -Borgman No 20 c' with acid left last " " "
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No. 723 Berryman No 21 a natural date 52° 05' N 16° 05' W 1518 Falk
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No.7256 Bergman No 21 b, with acid leached part 52° 05'4 16° 05' N 1518 Fath. Spongodiscus manubriatus B. Loosemodisent Ladinum maximum Nalimma Spongodiscus ellipticus ? Primice Cornutella Atlantica Barfescaninum Flustraella concentrica ? Enodia gibba Nalimma small Cornutella fisella good one Nalicalyptra ? Cenosphaeria ? uniformis B near Loosemodisent borealis ? B Cenosphaeria like pollen 5 6 3/4 73 6 2 1/4 9 9 3/4 100 1/4 77 5 8 1/2 76 9/4 7 5 3/4 7 5 1/4 7 5 1/4 7 5 1/4 6 8 1/4 5 8 5 9 1/4 6 5 1/4 5 2 1/4 77 5 9 7 2 1/4 7 4 1/4 8 4 1/4 4 9 1/4 7 7 1/4 4 2 3/4 6 1 5 4 7 3/4 4 2 3/4 7 2
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No. 727 Beringman Nr 21 c light parts, natural slate 52° 05' N 16° 05' W 1578 Fall
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No. 728 Berryman No 21 d mth acid, heavy part 52°05' N. 16°05' Badium marinum! B Coarse Striae about 12 cm Dactyosphimus: Nalioomma Nalioomma Orthocephalum Spongicolun B +Nalicalyptus: Dranyi Nalioomma Fam. Lean but not recorded. Cormitella profunda, Atlantica, Spongodesmis ellipticus Stilithastrum tricifid Enodia gibba, Common Costa. excentricus Encyptidium Ceratospyris parva: B. Carpoceanium: Nalioomma opposita B Electrosphyrus ? 41 Podoceptis? Drann 66/2 Like. Dark Same slide Coarse net work of Sponge ? ? Diploneis didyma Ehr.
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No. 728 Berryman No. 21 d with acid, heavy part 52° 05' N 16° 05' W 1518 fath 1. Flustrella 2. Crystal of ? Small greenish 3. Cornutella profunda 4. Loxoconidium 5. Cornutella Atlantica B 6. Pherodendron 7. Spongophyraia lassa B 8. Cadmium? new? faint SW of black spot 9. Encystidium new? with contracted orifices 10. Cenosphaeria 11. Cadmium terristrata B fine striæ 12. Loxoconidium 13. Crystal Small greenish 14. Podocyrtis? new drawn Compare with a suffused Cadmium 15. Podocyrtis Berrymani Orthorhophalum spongiosum B Encystidium Spongeolite Naliomma opposita Spongiolite manubriatae B good me Cornutella Atlantica new last Naliomma Cornutella lisicella B Ceralcypyrus new? X. & of Naliomma Nalicarya Cornutella Atlantica B Spongeolite whaled linting last Podocyrtis Berrymani Spongeolite whaled Naliomma dfl. Species Podocyrtis Berrymani Cenosphaeria like pollen Halicyptera ? J. Dauyi Dictyocysta ? Euvelia gista B
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No. 729 Berryman No. 1 e with acid light part 52° 05' N 16° 05' W 1518 Fall No. 730 Berryman No. 21 f, with acid lightest parts " "
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No. 731 Berryman No 22 a natural slate 52° 03' N 15° 02' W 410 Fath No 732 Berryman No 22 b, Right part natural slate. " "
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No. 733 Burryman No 22 c with acid heaviest dust 52°03 N 15°02 W 210 Fals No. 734 Burryman No 22 d, with acid light dust
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No 732 Berryman No 23 a natural stab 51° 52' N 13° 16' W 410 Fath. No. 736 Berryman No 23 b, light part " " No. 737 Berryman No 23 c with acid, lewisist part " " No 738 Berryman No 23 d with acid light part " "
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No. 739 Berryman No 24 a 51°54'N 12°27'W 717 fath No. 740 Berryman No 24 b, Light just " " "
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No. 141 Boyman No-24c with acid light part 51° 54' N 12° 27 W No. 142 Boyman No-24 d with acid, least part Podveglia Aegea fine on 144 75 Nothing else worth recording
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Record & position of objects on slides A Fossil Infusoria from California & N.B. To go with the "Microscopical Collection" Fossil Infusoria California First Series Monterey, California (pag. 1.620) Infusorial Stratum Record of Slides Dec. 1835 Second Series Tulare Co. p. 45 et seq. San Louis Obispo p. 57 et seq. Suisun Bay p. 63. et seq.
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No. 743 Vol. Monterey 1 44 Archorchis japonicus small m. 2 25% Encyrtidium linatum ? 3 48% Grammophthora [illegible] 2004 4 55 Dentella [illegible] 3h 5 62 60 Encyrtidium linatum ? 6 57% Triceratium [illegible] ? 7 57 63% [illegible] 8 56% Rhizodenia 9 43% Encyrtidium [illegible] ? No. 744 No. 2 Monterey Large mass by edge stop of glass 42 Radiate disc, next 84 54/8 Globigerina ? 38/8 Encyrtidium, binding yellow thread
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2lo 745 Monterey A. lower stratum 1 53 62 Achnodiscus Japonicus: 2 49% 24/4 Entithyra 3 55% 24/4 Merecena hexagona B. 4 37 667% Mesoptera allionata B. var. obs. et Chelung 5 38 27/4 Didyma Binculus 3ra. 55% [illegible] var. [illegible] by A' 72% 2lo 746 Monterey B. lower stratum 1 61% 72% Aulacoc castellus? castelius B 2 56% 80% ? 3 49% 87% Cornidiscium C. dolabella? 4 43% 78% Chladomyphalus elongatus B. central portion
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4 No. 747 Monterey C. lower stratum 1 55% Gladiomphalus elegans B. 17% 2 64% Eucyldium 74% 3 64% Scelidinium amphirhyn B. 29% 4 62 78% 5 49 26% Spiridicium Rogersii ?B. 6 40 78% Gladiomphalus elegans No. 748 Monterey D. 32% S. may. Anthracius [illegible]? No. 749 Monterey E. lower stratum 1 54 Lulacerdiscus Guganus ?B. 27% 2 66% Mesoclaea alternata B. 69% 3 " Chelebrinus SW of preceding 4 " Mercuria hexagona B. A. E. 5 63% Hyalodiscus 68% 6 57% Mesoclaea alternata B. 73% 7 58% Eucyldium 69% 8 " Grammophore serpentinus S.S. of preceding 9 " " strait killed
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{ "text": "No. 756 Monterey F. lower stratum\n1 5 4/4 Schadomphalus elegans B. botha\n 80 1/4\n2 50 Rhizodendron punctata B.\n 77 1/4\n3 66 3/4 Schadomphalus elegans B.\n 67 7/8\n\nNo. 757 Monterey G. lower stratum\n1 √ 50% ? Bakicaphylla? Holus B.\n 2 5-\n2 69 Eucyptidium\n 75%\n3 53 3/4 Amphiplatia Wilkini? small\n 7 3/4\n4 33 1/4 Denticella tridentata? Hr.\n 3 7\n 8 1/4\n 1 0 3/4\n 5 3/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 6 7 1/4\n 1 3 3/4\n 3 3 1/4\n 8 3/4\n 7 0 1/4\n 9 7 1/4\n 5 3 1/4\n 2 6 1/4\n 4 5 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 2 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4\n 1 8 1/4\n 1 9 1/4\n 2 3 1/4\n 1 0 1/4\n 2 5 1/4\n 1 6 1/4\n 3 0 1/4\n 2 7 1/4 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
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No. 753 I. Mentzey, lower stratum 1 65 Stachnotus oblongus 73/4 2 37 Podocyclus 80/4 3 56 small leafy algae 81/4 4 √ 52% Xanthophyceis serrata B. 2 2 5 51/5 Cladomphalus elegans B. central polyn 6 57 83/4 7 45% Didyma pentamerata B. 81/3 No. 754 Mentzey J. lower stratum 1 50% Xanthophyceis serrata B. 68% 2 38% Cladomphalus elegans B 62/3 3 37 63/4 4 39% Sulisus magnificus B. caelatus B. 66% 5 √ 65% Rhizosternia Denticella tridentata ? 75/4 6 52/8 Pityshton (infusoria) with a horn 60% 60k 7 35% [illegible] 77
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No. 455 Monterey A. lower stratum 1 72% Hyalodiscus fine me 75 3/5 2 52% Acaromelidiscus lutea 68 3 35% Triceratium Wilkensi B. 23 5/2 4 73 Kantropypis scutata B. oblique area 67 5 60 Denticella tridentata ?the ante view 77 1/2 6 53% Podocystis ? fragment and the stratum 74 1/4 7 51 1/2 Eucryptidium [illegible] [illegible] 26 1/4 8 50 1/4 21 9 48 1/2 Spongoliscus densus B. new [illegible] 65 1/2 10 47 Gallinella inderaeas B. new 65 1/2 11 44 1/2 Oncodiscus scaliculatus B. good area 79 12 41 3/4 Corcoris Anguia B. new [illegible] 65 13 29% Heliodiscus radiatus [illegible] [illegible] due 27 1/4 14 ✓ 27 1/4% [illegible] 64 1/4
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6 No. 756. Marley L. 40 Buccinulum burgidulum 72% 70% Scaphidium amphionis 83% 40% Buccinulum burgidulum : 15 72% No. 757. Marley M. 1 72- 69% 71% 28% 2 68% 74% 69% (Anthropysis : 3 67% 82% 65% 77% 4 62 73% 61 78% 5 67% 82% 65% 77% 6 62 73% 61 78% 7 62 73% 61 78% 8 62 73% 61 78% 9 55% 80% 54 87% 10 52- 23% 48% 67% 11 49% 69% 44 66% 12 26% 80% 26% 80%
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{ "text": "No. 758 Mentley N.\n\n1 74 Euphrictus ? 2 feet\n2 72 Artenregulus\n3 70 ¼ Dictyocha triacantha Sh.\n4 68 ½ Popidinula urceolans ? Sh.\n5 68 ½ Dictyophorus , haken lod groa\n6 \" lead of alder?, close by\n7 42 Gladenphalus elegans B.\n8 40 ½ Grammatophora tropica? Ky. bage my ride now\n9 41 ¼ Plasmophora aipera Sh.\n\nNo. 759 Mentley 6\n\n1 68 Gladenphalus elegans B. 16 45 ½ Denticella tridentata ? Da. oldey near\n84 ¼\n2 73 ? — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
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8 No. 160 Monterey P. lower stratum 1 70/79 Denticella tridentata: ?a good on 2 42½/74¾ Amphiletrias Wilkesii B.D.X 3 40½/23 ? 4 44½/29⅓ Kantheopysis [illegible] 5 64/67½ punctulata disc 6 44/61¼ Arachnodiscus thurebergii 7 39¼/65½ Albiarolenia punctulata B. 8 35/50⅞ Eucryptidium 9 36/70½ Caltropgia [illegible] (with) smallella [illegible] 10 34½/60½ Cladomphalus elegans B.
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9 No. 761 Monterey Q. Limestone large mass 1 64 3/4 Hyalorthis cus with large undulines 72 3/4 2 62 1/2 Denticiella? small 67 1/8 3 61 1/2 Asilis cus small, club & a. sparcidious 27 1/4 4 47 Ghaetceras banduriformis Limestone 61 5 46 [illegible] with two keel 23 1/8 6 45 Eucryptidium deformed? 67 1/8 7 53 1/2 Gladiomphalus elegans B. 73 1/4 8 49 Pinnularia 75 3/8 9 65 1/4 Ghaetceras subunctum B. C. 71 10 64 Dityphimus: fragment 69 1/4 11 58 1/4 V small spine does cliffside 29 1/4 12 53 Cereceis 75 1/4 No. 762 R Monterey, lower shalum 49 3/4 Ankiscus new? 62 41 Pleckinhypha fragment of margin? [illegible] 72 1/4
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10 No. 743 Monterey S. Lower Station 1 68% Amblypterus Euphraticus, primitivus B. intra 2 feet 77 1/4 2 64% 75 3 61% Cladonophalus elegans B. 10 yards 67 1/4 4 59% 75 1/4 5 56% 25 6 " Coccineus 2 of above 7 55 1/4 Amblypterus ? 2 1/2 8 50 1/2 Dictyophimus ? broken 2 1/2 9 46% 75 1/4 Cladonophalus elegans B. 10 45% Amphitrite Wilkesii 72 1 44% 7 1/4 2 49% 2 1/2 3 41% 24% 4 40% 83 5 35% 76 1/2 [illegible]
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2lo. 764 'Mintary 3' loma station 1 66 1/4 Calitipyla central plate 2 " Eucryptidium 8 4 alve 9 √ 66 1/4 Mesoplata minima B 25 10 4 66 1/4 Rhizocerina 87 5 61 Calitipyla showing K. carnatum 91 6 √ 58 1/4 Littorpera? armata B. 64 1/4 7 51 1/4 Pleuroceras ? seen illusely 66 8 45 1/4 Cambyloides cus 73 1/3 9 43 1/4 Poroceris 62 1/4 10 42 Eucryptidium burdellum B. ? 85 1/3 11 40 Eucryptidium parvulum B. new 77 1/3 12 39 1/4 Diplocais Grubei ? 91 13 42 1/4 Ithmonia obliquata , large fragment 67 14 72 1/4 Cocinoides cus. nodulata III crassus B. 77 1/4 15 66 1/4 Eucryptidium lineatum ? 66
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12 No. 765. U. Marting lower stratum 1 72½ Calepyla, central plates good 84½ 2 70 Diploecis didyma ?th. 6¾ 3 70¼ Mesoapta alternata B. 85½ 4 70- Pennularia : liga 29 5 65¼ Eucyphidium lineatum? th. 62½ 6 66¼ Gladiomphalus elegans, B. a fragment just over a large Pseudodiscus 24¾ 7 66¾ small Polydictyon B 25½ 8 65 Cyclolella large me 82 9 65 " with umbilicus 73½ 10 62½ Stylodictya quadrata B. new 217½ 11 60 Merecena hexayma B. 60½ 12 11 " " with two cells rim margin 13 58 Denticella tridentata ? th. side view 70¼ 14 48 Porcermeis 75¾ 15 47 Subicus ?? 63½ 16 46¼ Brachymetopus phenbergii B. small 71½ 17 45 " " " 66½ 18 44¼ Acteniscus good me 21 19 71¼ Gladiomphalus elegans, B. decomes - & of a broken ring? th. 20 38¾ Subicus small me 67½ 21 35½ Podocyrtis fragment 67½ 22 33¾ Several species of Dictyocha near ?to Subicus 67
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No. 766. V. Monterey, Corona Stratum 1. 68% Pennularia byra. 73% 2. 65% Borealis 81 3. 65% Cornulella 82 4. 63% Gladiomphalus elegans B. Ascand 88 5. 64% Salacor discus ? with two feet 81 6. 52% Gladiomphalus elegans B. near a bed of Coccolithus) 87% 7. 52% " " central portion 78% 8. 49% Cornulella 77 3/5 male 9. 49% Gladiomphalus elegans B. 10. 41% Salacor 22 1/2 11. " Gladiomphalus elegans B. just below the above, Ascand.
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14 26.7.17 Monterey W 1 46 Naliscus 80's 2 45 Trecenabium ? 60'4 Oistum ? small 3 41 1/4 Porphlora: 82'8 small & typical
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No. 768 Meeting X 1 62% Maricula ? 34% 26% 2 35% Cerecensis? magnifica B 67% 3 63% Cladomphalus elegans B 62% 4 37% " " 7% 5 39% Salsus scalptus ? 69% 6 35% Denticella virdentata thr 67% 7 " Cladomphalus elegans B. just S.E. of above 62% 08% 62% 9 62% Maricula praecox 67% 10 63% Dichypha? Bier ? large 7% 11 62% " " small 7% 12 62% Chalotenus 60% 13 61% Cerecensis? the disk? side view 76% 14 60% Proludulphus porphallus 61% 15 60% Locindian gen. ? E of East 61% 17 52% Neuthirhypia? general 84% 18 50% " " 25% 19 44% Actiniscus Littorius Ska 78% 20 44% Cercinphobous gemmifer ? thr. 60% 21 40% Aulicus calcatus B 69% 22 37% Diphora? lithophila 80% 23 37% Kanabell? monticola? elliptica 87% 24 31% Byzidionta arcelonis ? near E. end of a long spicule 65%
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16 No. 769 Monterey Y (a little dark and rather unreadably written) 1 65/61 Aublesia quadrupes B. small size, like an Aublesia, with 4 feet 2 56½/80½ Lagynidius formis B. "" same seen ethypal 3 41½/66½ Acalypha ? looked a little good 4 35½/26½ Pennularia ? like A. smeta? B 5 35/68 Triceratium Wilkesii ? H & B small one 6 " Capodisca ? 2 feet 7 34°/71+ Dicladia large one adult form 8 46½/80 Bladourphalus elegans fragment seen 9 46½/80½ Grammophyra large, side view, looked bad good
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{ "text": "No. 770 Monterey Zo\n\n1 67 3/4 Goniatiticum Rozovici Va\n2 60 3/4 29 3/4 Actinocyclos\n3 60 3/4 61 1/4 Xanthophyxis serrata B. jurd me\n4 57 1/4 81 Cattipyla\n5 55 1/4 72 1/4 Eucyrtidium\n6 53 69 3/4 Helo-discus\n7 38 61 1/4\n8 32 1/4 68 3/4 Cladomphalus elegans B.\n9 31 1/2 72 1/2 Cornulitta clathrata Va 46 drum\n10 49 3/4 66 3/4 Cladomphalus elegans B.\n11 \" Lepidoceras? umbonatis B. & E. fabrae Majorum\n12 45 26\n13 57 63 \" ? with only one foot\n\" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" \" [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
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18 No. 771 Martiney A' 1 57% Coccodiscus alpinelatus B. 60 2 46% Coccinodiscus gemmiferus B. 72 3 53% Kanchiopyxis 72% Le de 12 4 53% Mastogonia ? fraseri ? B. mean a ring of silicella 69% 5 56 Lyngbya ? umbonatus B. 29% 6 55% Denticella tridentata B. left view 23% 7 50 Mesocylus alberti B. old alone 26% 8 49 Denticella tridentata B. oblique 64% 9 49 Oligotricha with a spine 26% 10 42% Denticella tridentata B. oblique 74 11 42 Brachyodiscus Ehrenbergii B. broken 1/2 of a long one 82% 12 43% Kanchiopyxis side view Le de 3 13 40 1/4 Eucryptidium 65 14 1 ? Lincaturn B. 15 40 Poreceris 70 16 39% Denticella tridentata B. side view 69% 17 39% Coccinodiscus oculatus ? B. good one 68% 18 37% Grammatophora tropica ? Ry. shovillea 69% 19 45% Pleuropyxis ? 29% 20 45 Actiniscus seen Mijares good 77% 21 Coccinodiscus oculatus ? B. the No.2 of above
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No. 742 Monterey B' 1 63 76¼ Circinodiscus oculus-indis th 2 62½ 77 Achnodiscus Ehrenbergi bith 3 62 79 Circinodiscus oculus-indis th 4 like C. zigus, with smooth valves 5 59¼ 78¾ Circinodiscus aculeatus B 6 57½ 61 Eucryptidium near like J. 32 7 53¾ 82¼ Scithespera? aspera B new 8 54¼ 76¾ Cladomphalus elegans B. from me 9 Dityphismus? fragment & labre 10 50¾ 73 Denticella tridentata. the left view 11 47¼ 81¼ Corconis Large one 12 45¼ 81¼ Small indented disc 13 42 80¼ Eucryptidium ? cretaceum? th 14 43 80 Scaphidium amphiscop B. not seen. 15 41¾ 26¾ Denticella tridentata. the side view 16 45¼ 82½ Grammatophora tetrapia? Ry mod silided and 6 & 6 17 31¼ 75 Concordia apiculatus B. [illegible] Kalderon radiatus
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20 No. 743 Monterey 6' 1 V 65 95¾ Cornulella? 2 63 29¾ Bladonophlebia elegans B. good but broken 3 53 23- Ankara sulphur 4 50 7¾ widespread deje 5 41¼ 8¾ Lamphiteles Wilkesii: male 6 39 20¾ Podargus fragm. large one
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Monkey D' not recorded 26. 7. 74 Monkey 8' wounded but not recorded
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22 No. 775 Mumberg 3"
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26.7.76 Monterey 9° Hyalodiscus California 23
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45 No. 747 Tulare Co., California Slide A No 1 63¾ 7½/4 Aschmovidiscus Schenkergi B. 7½/4 66 Goniothecium Rozsosii Eh 67 Kanthioptyxis ? 65¼ 2½" Eucryptidium lineatum Eh ? 64½ 77 Marleyginia ? praecox? Eh. ollygja just above two turns 63¾ 73¼ Eucryptidium lineatum? Eh good 63+ 28½ Mesocapla alternata B 59 19¾ Schindptychus 55 77⅔ Bonithellicum Odentella Eh. 54 86¼ Kanthioptyxis serrata B. N.W. of a large dark mass. 53 8½ Aschmovidiscus Japonicus ? 49½ 21 Schindptychus gray good 48 2¾/4 Marleyginia? praecox? Eh. side view 45¾ 86 Diatomotethorina tridens? Rz. 36* 66¾ Denticella tridentata Eh. side view 37 7½/4 [illegible]
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46 No. 778 Tulare Co., California B. 1 68½ 78¾ Mastigonia praelata? Sha side view 3 Lute brown 2 68 65¼ " " left view 3 66 66½ like an oblique cut, but with 4 feet, & of Dollypogon officinalis 4 57½ 26¾ Grammonophora latifolia? Pz 5 60 77¾ Repipidium (Lindrothia) gigas Sha. 6 " Cardiocos ellipticus B C " " gemethecium? " " Tetracyphoma? just E of a large dark mass 7 58½ 62¾ Girumella clathrata β profundus Sha. 8 52¼ 69 Denticella lichenulata Sha. left view 9 30½ 69¾ Cardiocos ellipticus B sligpe
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No. 779 Palaeo bo. California Slide C. 63 3/4 Loosemodicus oculatus iris broken on S.E. side 69 3/4 " borealis 70 " 66 Maesogonia fracta 29 65 3/4 Scaphidium amphionys ? S.E. of last 291 63 3/4 Triceratium small 70 1/4 Rhizosolenia ornithoglottis ? Ehr. 88 64 1/4 Hectinoptychus 14 rays 65 64 1/2 Maesogonia fracta top view 24 1/4 65 Pinnularia 53 3/4 Pinnularia lyra ? 24 49 " 40 3/4 Hectinoptychus 14 rays 71 1/4
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No. 480 Tulare Co. California Slide D. 53/4 (Air bubble) 62 52/2 Metrodirens between 2 Actinoptychi 23 485 Actinoptychus 22 rays 30/2 Rhigosolenia ornithoglossa: 4.0 66 Tulare Co. California No. 480/2 Slide E.
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57 No. 781 San Luis, Olispo, California Slide A 1 66's 66¾ Baummatelphora [illegible] Ry edge view 2 6.97½ 76¾ " front view good.
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58 No. 782 San Louis, Clip B 1 64 3/4 Anchovidia cas Jupvriens 65 2 56 Actinocyclus 66 3/4 3 53 Mersopta alternata B. 4 50 3/4 Grammophora botniæ? Ry 68 3/4 stail riffed 77 5 86 Oityphimum ? 65 3/4 86 51/2 44 Grammophora botniæ? Ry 65 3/4
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59 No. 783 San Luis, Obispo C. 52/14 Rhabdonema adriatica 60/14 Coscinodiscus Mesocena hexagonalis B 46/14 Gallionella: with rays 63/14 Rhabdonema adriatica 43/14 Aclinosylus many rayed 23 rays 42/14 Arachnoidiscus japonicus 51/14 Gallionella with rays just E. of last 37/14 Rhabdonema adriatica 33/14 Arachnoidiscus japonicus Ehe. (indicia) 77/14 Amphitretas formata: ray small near two corners 60/14 Kanthiophyxis ferrata 3/14 71/14 51/14 82/14 No. 784 San Luis Obispo D. 65/14 Rhabdonema adriatica E. 62/14 Mesocena hexagonalis, deformed: U.E. of last 57/14 Dictyophyllum: 84 54/14 Dentella tridentata 69 29 Arachnoidiscus Ehrenbergii B. a fragment 48/14 Diploneis crabro 60/14 45/14 Cyclolella flava: B Large one 67/14 Mesocena: polygonalis B with many knots 40/14 Sethinia obliquata good piece 39/14 62 Liricatium: small 85/14
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60 No. 785 San Luis Olifpo E. (by candle light) 5b Amphitretas Orchesii ? 69 45/8 Encystidium 62/4 No. 781 San Luis Olifpo F. 51/2 Arachnoïdicens Infumicus 74/34 Podocytis fragt. 80 35/2 Encystidium lineatum 61/34 33 Entopyla australis 26/8 61 28 Stalionma
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61 No. 787 San Lino Olisipo L. (by edges of glass) 344 Boreoneis 99 8/4 Strachmoïdient Japoniens 105/12 No. 788 San Lino Olisipo 76. 39/4 Pinnularia 6/14 amoralme
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63 No. 489 - Suisun Bay, California, Oct. Slide A 1 65 1/4 Pericinodiscus ? 80 7/8 2 66 Rhizosolenia ? 89 3/4 3 64 " 84 3/4 4 61 Pleuromitus ? 72 stands alone 5 57 1/4 Boreithecium Menziesii Ehr. 65 7/8 6 55 Bonistheciun Rogersii Ehr. 75 7 " Kanthiophysis just below its cast 8 51 1/4 Rhizosolenia ? 73 3/8 9 51 1/4 Ovocellus apiculatus B. 10 " Flustrella ? small on E of cast 11 42 1/4 Pericinodiscus Luriae? Eh. 85 3/4 small iridescent 12 50 Madrogyra 70 3/4 partly located 13 47 1/2 Cylindrodiscus ? 71 3/4 with two feet 14 42 1/2 Kanthiophysis 75 3/4 15 36 3/4 Rhizosolenia punctata B 73 3/4 (the fundal or good 16 82 3/4 Apicula 30 3/4 Three edges are rounded.
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64 B No. 790 Suisun Bay, B 1 30 Mastigocin 2 " Gonisthecium 3 56/4 Gbeniculus 4 56 Diladid? clathrata 3ha N E of a large dark mass 5 58/4 Gonisthecium Menodon 3ha. 6 57/5 Gonisthecium Edentella 3ha 7 50 Diladid? clathrata N E of 2 Sociodochas 8 24 = 24 Gonisthecium Menodon 3ha. 9 16 Diladid? clathrata 10 " Gonisthecium E of above
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No. 791 Griscom Bay, California Slide 60. 1 64½ Oncodiscus ellipticus B B .62½ 2 65⅞ H. geminulus 63¾ 3 64½ Sinistricum Rogersii 3a 75⅔ 4 62½ Sinistricum! ? 766½ 5 62 Piscino-discus gemmifer? indescent, radiati 91½ 6 57¾ Sinistricum Cedarlata 3b side view, slighe 75¾ 7 57 " undulatum B new 26¾ 8 55 Madlogonia 84½ 9 " Sinistricum 10 53% Sinistricum undulatum B side view, good 62½ 11 54% Eupodiscus radiatus? B. fine me 85 12 " Sinistricum Mendelum 3b. st.& of last 13 50% Peristephania 61½ ? = P. alphamandiscus liratae, 3b., from California 14 49 Triceratum intermedium B Q fragment of a large one, new 75¾ 15 41 Triceratum Fons 3b. 75½ 16 49 Peristephania lirata B good me 74¾
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66 No. 792 . D Smitun Bay Bala. 58 Rhizosolenia punctata B 641/2 Decladia Cathrata just under it No. 793 Smitun Bay, Salt E. 74 3/4 ? very small, stands alone, near edge left by - 73 7/8 Rhizosolenia 78 1/4 Holinoptychus 1 rayed 77 1/2 5 durations 65 7/8 Raphoneis rhombus Ehr. 73 Lomothecium 2 species 64 1/4 81 1/4 Lomothecium Menodon 55 3/4 59 1/4 three edged spicule, branched 55 7/3 69 3/4 Eupodisca 2 600 feet 52 80 1/2 Peristephania lineata Ehr, shining teeth well 84 1/4
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Continuation of Slide Catalogue of the Parley Collection by Miss Washburn.
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Cat. No. 794 Bodega Bay, Cal. St. 61/4 Hulacodiscus Crux? 12 feet. 70/3 57/4 Actinoptychus Imperbus 74 3/4 Ceratanlus 57/4 66 7/8 Hulacodiscus Crux? 55/8 73 3/4 Triceratium Wilkeei 54 23 3/4 Hulacodiscus Oregonus 13 feet 60 1/4 64 1/2 Actinoptychus 52 3/4 Ceratanlus 70 63 1/4 75 1/4 Cocconis 59 67 3/8
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No. 795 Bodega Bay D. 42 Strachnoïdiscus 771/2 521/2 Coscinodiscus near Lathmia obliquata 651/4 43 Strachnoïdiscus 781/4 381/2 Coscinodiscus 711/4 363/4 Lathmia obliquata 711/4 No. 796 Bodega Bay O. 551/4 Cyclotella: large disc remotely 72 543/4 Hyalodiscus = cot. 762/3 Hyalodiscus subtilis 501/4 Stnlacodiscus Oreganus 73 461/4 " " Small 731/4 481/2 " " 2 specimens 662/3 491/2 " " oblique 66
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No. 799 Porcupine Bay D. on Cards St. thick, with paper centre, by 1/4 inch objective 68/8 Strachmoidiscus Ehrenbergii Bailey. 67 68/8 Anilacodiscus Oreganus, oblique view 287/4 Elliptical basal view of a fragment of Lithinia 643/4 Anilacodiscus Crux? "Large projections 23 5/4 261/2 587/8 213/4 " Oreganus / Small, 8' 53 (521/2) Strachmoidiscus Ehrenbergii 43/8 363/4 Anilacodiscus 263/4 521/2 Anilacodiscus Oreganus D. 12" 62 421/2 221/2 " " 491/2 771/2 " " 493/4 + 461/4 (461/2) 421 (407/8) 281/2 (281/2) " " 391/2 417/8 321/4 " " " " 35 251/8 " " 363/4 261/4 " " 407/8 647/8 Fragment of Lithinia looking like a Campylodiscus 445 821/8 Anilisens Small. (361/4) Ceratanulus large fragments, horns wanting 39 (391/2) Anilacodiscus Oreganus D. 10 feet. 24 54 26 Anilacodiscus Link? oblique view Nyalodiscus Californiens D. & Ripidialophora & Grammatophora abundant C.S.
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No. 798 Rodger Bay E (Card B) 5 1/6 Amlacodiscus 4 3/8 3 9 3/4 3 8 1/4 4 1/6 4 1/2 6 0 1/4 4 7/9 4 8 1/2 5 4 6 2 3/4 5 7 3/4 4 6 4 4 1/4 7 2 Actinophaeia (broken) Amlacodiscus oblique Small Actinophaeia (good one)
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No. 199 Bodega Bay Ft. Bodega Bay S. (morning)
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No. 800 Boltega Day 36. 44 3/4 Amlacodiscus 86 1/3 43 1/4 Lethmia 87 3/4 43 1/4 Hyalodiscus 44 45+ 84 2/3 80 1/2 80 1/4 Broken 51 Strachnoidiscus 88 38 3/4 (Amlacodiscus Small me 67 1cc 3/4) " " Seen obliquely 30 1/4 42 1/8 Ceratanlus Californiens B. 80 1/2 No. 801 Slide 2 (no label.)
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No. 802 San Luis Obispo. Cal. Slide J. No. 803 San Rafael. Cal. K.
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No. 804 California Slide L. No. 805 California 2le.
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No. 806 California N. No. 807 California O.
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No. 808 California P. No. 809 California, A. Fossil Infusoria. Maine
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No. 810 California R. Nyalodiscus No. 811 Washington Territory Slide S.
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No. 812 Puget Sound Slide St. Amphitritas Coconis No. 813 Puget Sound B. 483/4 Amphitritas Wilkedii
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No. 814 Pinget. Sormel. C. 50/14 Amphitretas Wilkeii 39 71/14 50 Coconeid C.S. 76 54 Hyalodiscus Californiens B. C.S. 70 54/18 Strachnoridisens Ehrenbergii 40 54/14 Coconeid (many ribbed) 73 52 78 43 C.S. 81 50 83
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No. 815 Pinjet Sound D. 48 7/8 Amlacodiscus Oreganus B. 61 1/8 Triceratium Wilkesii 49 1/4 Amphitetras Wilkesii 49 1/4 " 53 1/2 " 61 1/8 " 44 1/2 " 73 1/2 No. 816 Pinjet Sound E. 58 1/2 Coconeis 78 1/4 Amphitetras Wilkesii B. 55 51 1/2 " 84 1/8 " 54 3/4 " 66 1/8 Brachnodiscus Ehrenbergii B. 57 1/4 " 67 Amphitetras Wilkesii 52 3/4 1 small m. fragm. of large one. 48 Lost. oculis iridicis 72 Coconeis 44 " 55 " 67 Species
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No. 817 Pinget Sound F. 42 {Amphitetrus Wilkesii} 55 70/4 50/2 38/3 61/2 Strachnididius Ehrenbergii (Broken) 40 50 64/8 62/2 Odontella : 38/3 50 29/4 Nyalodidicus 34/4 Cocconeis n. sp. 28/4 No. 818 Pinget Sound S. 48/2 Amphitetrus Wilkesii 2 specimens 41/4 31/4 81/4 37 82
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No. 819 Pinget Sound. 26. Epodiscus Oregonicus No. 826 Pinget Sound. 2. Denticella
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No. 821 Pnget Sunde f. Denticeela.
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No. 838 Lt. Williamson St. Chalk Cliffs Pit River 6a Bocconeis fractata 72 69 76 axis horizontal No. 839 Williamson B.
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No. 840 Williamen. C. No. 841 Williamen D.
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No. 842 Williamson E. 3 ft. below high water No. 843 Williamson F.
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No. 844 Willimdon G. 12 fathoms No. 845 Willimdon 16.
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No. 846 Slide No.1. Dr. Riel No. 847 Lt. Ric Lellam No.1
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No. 848 Mc Lellan No. 2 No. 849 Mc Lellan No. 2a
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No. 854 Mc Lellan No. 4 No. 851 Mc Lellan No. 4a
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No. 852 Vlie Lellan No. 6 No. 853 Vlie Lellan No. 11
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No. 854 Oregon St. Fossil Infusoria No. 855 Oregon B. Recent Infusoria Ft. George, Columbia R.
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No. 856 Oregon C. No. 857 Oregon D.
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No. 858. Oregon E. H. No. 859 Gulf of Mexico. Lat. 28°52'20" Lon. 83°14'45" 9 Fath.
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No. 86a B. Gulf of Mexico No.1 24°44' N. 84°09' 10 Fathoms 45 Spirite globule 54 3/4 Amphitetrus ornata 69 1/4 Tricerat. farns : 61 3/4 " 71 3/4 " 54 " 75 3/4 " 53 1/2 " 80 3/4 " 51 3/4 Biddulphia tridentata good 64 3/4 " 57 3/4 Triceratium farns : side view 76 1/2 " 49 1/2 Spirite globule 77 2 48 Traviola! lysa Ehr. 70 1/2 Diploneis didyma Ehr. 48 3/4 Triceratium setigerum 15% 75 3/4 " 47 1/4 Diploneis crabro : 65 1/4 " 46 1/2 Biddulphia tridentata lid good, 65 1/2 " 43 3/4 Gallionella sulcata Columns 70 3/4 " 43 3/4 Triceratium farns edge view 71 1/2 " 41 3/4 Amphitetrus ornata good 81 " 41 3/4 Leas cinodiscent 27 1/4 " 40 1/4 Holmophychns Lenarins 39 3/4
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No. 861 C. Gulf of Mexico, No.3. 24°30' N. 85°10' 12 Fath. No. 862 D. Gulf of Mexico, Nort. Lat. 25°13. Lon. 81°22 14 Fath. 4/6 Campylodiscus Hodgsonii: W.S. or N.S. 4/7? others valved at right angles
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No. 863 E. Gulf of Mexico, No.5. Lat. 28° 33' Lon. 83° 53' 20 Fathoms No. 864 F. Gulf of Mexico Sec. VIIII No.5. Lat 25° 10 Lon. 82° 48' 24½ f.t.
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No. 865. G. Gulf of Mexico Lee. VIII No.5. Lat. 25°10' Lon 82°48' 24 Fath. Light portions natural state No. 866 G. Gulf of Mexico Lee. VIII Reg. Lat. 28°57' Lon. 88°57' 152 Fath.
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No. 867 Gulf of Mexico Lee VIIII No.10. 28°58' 88°57' 60 fathoms 49/4 Loxocodiumscent 23/4 Grammostomum slender 39/4 Rotalia 2 specimens 70 Rotalia 69/4 Grammostomum lerratum B. n.sp. good. 88 3/4 69 1/2 87 1/2 68 3/4 78 3/4 63 1/4 63 Primularia peregrina: Triceratum small Rotalia Grammostomum lange Otrophoenus Enopodiscus radiatus B. Rotalia showing aperture 39 21/3 38 20 Variola sigmoid Grammostomum slender membrane only Globigerina Ombelina: Gallionella sulcata, Shain Primularia Triceratum farns
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No. 868 J. Gulf of Mexico 24.11. Lat. 24°00' N. Lm. 85°16. 240 Fath. Binted with N. ol. aid.
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No. 869 K. Gulf Stream. Lee, VIII No.13 Lat. 32°54'01" Lon. 76°51'15" Treated with Hydrofluoric acid 49 3/4 Green Land cast - good. 49 3/4 56 Siliceous cast of Globigerina ? 74 48 3/4 Green Land cast Small but good 29 44 3/4 29 3/4 Siliceous cast of spherical cells with the casts of (Chopped) 42 1/4 71 3/4 Green Land cast 40 Cast of Tubuli 72 1/8 39 1/2 Green Land cast 69 3/4 38 1/8 Green Land cast - many celled spores 23 1/3 39 Cast of cell with its pores 37 36 1/2 Cast of Spinal 62 Cast of Globigerina? with pores just below (last) 36 1/2 Green Land cast good one 60 3/4
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No. 840 L. Gulf of Mexico Sec.VIII Ward. Lat. 26°29' Lon. 84°19' Sandy 150 fath. 5 1/4 Green Sand cast of Spiralis tienne good 66 1/8 4 8 1/2 " " fragt. of a large spiral Polyphalamin etc 63 1/4 5 1/4 Another portion of same shell 82 1/4 by right edge separated from above in mounting. 58 1/2 Cast of a Mammothium 69 1/4 No. 841 M. Gulf of Mexico Sec.VIII No. IV Lat 27°31' Lon 85°19' Heavy parts treated with NCL 350 Fathoms.
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No. 842 Gulf of Mexico No.19. Lat 24°33, Lm. 84°30. 85 Fath. Light portions in natural state. No. 843. O. Gulf of Mexico. Lat. 28°15 Lm 85°44'. 160 Fath. 5 1/2 Naliona with small spines 7 1/2 Cast of Spiral Polythalamia 7 1/2 Burrowing spine ?
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No. 844. Gulf of Mexico. Lat. 29°05' Lon. 86°25' 125 Fathoms
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No. 875. C Gulf of Mexico, Dec. VIII No. 23. Lat. 29° 02' Lon 80° 21' 15 Fath. (Comes fato) 60 1/2 Grammostomum 75 1/2 Calcereous plate of Symploca Grammostomum Tertilaria Spireculina Grammostomum Strophoconus Strophoconus Calcereous plate (unching last) ? Lagena ? Spirode globe ? Spine of Echinoderm Tertilaria ? Grammostomum good 3 holed plate 70 1/2 166 1/2 70 1/2 68 1/4 81 3/4 68 64 1/4 60 60 1/2 55 20 55 78 1/4 50 60 1/2 42 3/4 60 1/2 42 3/4 28 1/2 42 68 1/4 41 1/4 70 40 1/2 73 3/4 32 7/8 83 3/4 36 63 3/4
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No. 876 R. Gulf of Mexico No.23. Lat 29°15' Lon. 86°30' 57 Fath. Casto of Amphistegina rc No. 877. S. Gulf of Mexico. No.24. Lat. 29°30' Lon. 86°41' 16 Fath.
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No. 878 S" Gulf of Mexico No.19 Sec VIII Lat. 27°33' Lon. 84°30' No. 879 S" Gulf of Mexico, No.19, Sec VIII Lat. 27°33' Lon. 84°30'
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No. 880. M. Gulf of Mexico. Lat. 29° 05' Lon. 81° 25' 1205 feet 66 3/4 Textularia ? new? good 60 Nigrigera? 57 Calcareous plate of an Echinoderm 72 3/4 " Rotalia? with green sand in its cells (arching last on W.E. side) 35 1/2 Grammostomum large 83 3/4 " Ferrate (new?) 31 3/4 72 1/3 Robulina? 56 1/4 19 1/4 ? S.E. of a Spiral mollusk 53 3/4 69 3/8
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No. 881 V. Gulf of Mexico Lat. 29°05' Lon. 86°25'. 135 feet 65/8 Spine of Schmidtiem ? Lerrate 70 4/3 62 Globigerina 23 53 Dentalina ? a fragment 73 1/4 " Miliolidae ? 44 1/8 Grammosdunum fine one 70 7/8 41 1/4 68 1/4
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No. 882 ID. Gulf of Mexico Lat. 25°00' Lon. 82°38' 22 Fath. Orbiculina phens cells well No. 883 K. Outside Mobile Bay S. of Mobile Pt. 8 Fath. Lugoceras
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No.884 Vol. I. Slide A. Para River, S.A. 8 1/4 Ditylum side view 8 2/75 8 1/4 Zygceros like fig.25 7 1/4 (Biddulphia tenuis) 6 9/3* Colcinodiscus tenuis B. 8 6 5 5/6 Zygceros fig.25 By Bailey's instructions By Ballantynes' Finder. 2/20 2/0 Biddulphia tenuis 11 13/13 Triceratium shaddockii No.885. B. Para River S.A. 5 7/4 End view of Lepidoc 4 1/4 5 3/4 Enpodiscus 3 6/1/2
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No. 886 C. (cand. A) Para Riris S. a. 61/4 Terplinae Small nw like fig 49 31/4 49 28/4 34/4 87/4 No. 887 D. Para Riris S. a. 53/2+ Terplinæ ? Tetragramma 24/4 41/2 Homphitetas 20/
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No. 888. E. Para Paris S.A. 1st recorded by J.W.13. on new card 5. 59 1/4 Denticella 27 1/4 60 Nitochia punctata (1/2 a valve) V 40 1/2 2d recorded by L.W.13. with Drallwood's Finder 27 Denticella primaeria (good, just S. of Cyclotella 33 47/8 47 Pleurosigma 18 31 Nitochia punctata (fragt.) 13
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No. 889 F. Para Rires, S.A. By Indicator 51/4 Variculae Leptenaria (3 cards) 73 3/4 By Snaltwood 35 Enpodiscus 28 29 Vrad. Leptenaria 2/6 No. 890 L. Para Rires S.A. 60/2 Enpodiscus Side view of two frustules 2/6
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No. 891. N. Para River S.A. By Indicator Card &c. 64/12 Tracevalium shadboettii S.B. of long brown spot. 16 9/4 50 1/4 Surirella 24 1/8 56 21 1/4 Striatella ? 55 1/4 63 1/3 50 1/4 Spirella 30 1/8 41 1/8 Nitochia 26 9/4 48 3/4 Stauroptera cardinalis 30 By Mallwoods' Under Lot 13. 22 Pormilaria (with ray gibbons centre 34 17 Striatella ? 30 Rhaldonema 8 35 Surirella 10 Nitochia with strong transverse bars 16 33 Stauroptera cardinalis 28 34 Zygozoceros front & end views 24 26 Syringidium 24
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No. 892. J. Para Paris, S.A. 40 70 Emprobisent quata 59/8 Suirirella gratamalensis No. 893. J. Para Paris, S.A. 37 75 1/4 Syringidium Card A. new 40 1/2 Polymypos with air 78 1/4 = 77 Syringidium 79 1/4 Ditylum 48 44 1/2 53 63 55 1/2 44 1/2 side view Denticella 58 45 3/4 58 3/4 80 1/3 Syringidium & specimen 58 3/4 64 1/8 Syringidium Simplex 63 1/4 63 3/4 64 1/2 66 1/2 63 43 3/4 64 3/4 49 3/4 65 46 1/8 65 57 3/4 65 1/8 1/2 of a valve of Nitzchia By Maltwood Coscinodiscus Ditylum tripyrum Spiceratium Chadboltii 33 7 Large Polymypos
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2No. 894. K. Para Pries XXX 24 19 Triceratium Shadboltii V 8.7 30 Pinnularia 23 resembles P. nobles 24 Amphitretas cuspidata V 25 Navicula recorded by L. W. Bailey with Maltwoods' Finder
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No. 895. L. Para. S.A. 89 Snirella fragt. 1/6 3/2 Ruddulphia 2 processus 1 spine 2/9 Primularia large resembling P. nstilis 2/10 3/4 Snirella decora? Ehr. 1/4 1/7 Varicula with cuneate ends 2/3 8/4 Lygoceros hemitropha (good) √ 5/4 2/7 Empodiscus radiatus 2/2 3/6 Amphora fig 1 of Plate By Mallard's finder No. 896. M. Para. S.A. 7/4 3/4 Empodiscus oblique view (64) 6/1 1/2 Ploymyxos draniji with air see as fragile 7/8 1/2
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No. 897. N. Paru. S.a. 22 Smirella 19 17 (fino) 25 Syringidium Americanum V 20 23 Smirella 17 30 Onelobia punctata 25 No. 898 O. Para S.a. 24 Amphiletras culpidata V end view 18 30 9 31 13
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No. 899. P. Para River S.A. No. 900. Q. Para River S.A. 24/3a Denticella tridentata By Mello-Ordsch.
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No. 901. R. Para River S.A. No. 902 S. Para River S.A.* 33 Serpiniæ 33 18 Ennotia anisodon (frag.) * Paper on slide indicates locality, co: "San Antonio Bay 4 fath." R.K.Edge '76
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No. 903 T. Para River S.A. 31/26 Denticella primaria B. 43/33 Syringidium americanum V 44/34 Dictyocha fibula 44/38 Sys. americanum V (good) 42/22 " " V 45/22 " " 14/28 Lygoceros hemitropha B. V 20/31 Prinnaria 18/21 Actinocyclus serianus 19/27 Stenoptera fig 32 of Plate
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No. 904 M. Para Rives S.A. 35 Amphora ollecta ? 29 28 29 No. 905 V. Para Rives S.A. 24 fathoms
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No. 906 H. Para River S.A. Surface water levels of Rivers No. 907 V. Para River S.A.
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No. 908 Y. Para Ríos S.A. No. 909. Y. Para Ríos S.A.
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No. 910 H' Para Rives S.A. San Antonio Bay, Lat. 1° 14' 15" S Lon 48° 26' 15" O. No. 911. B' Para Rives S.A. 39/25 Terplinoe fig 54.
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No. 912 'C' Para Rives S.A. 39/34 Eunotia nearly fig. 27 38/33 Diodadia cupreolus 40/35 Syringidium americanum √ 42/19 Triceratium resembling T. shadbootii but with no spine 14/15 Triceratium shadbootii √ No. 913 'D' Para Rives S.A. 47/21 Cyclotella Fig. 4 of Plate 19/12 Syringidium americanum & Small Amphitretas a colored Helmselylus 13/13 Syringidium Amer. √ 28/24 Terpistrivæ not like any in Plate 18/35 Large Polymorph Fig. 57 16/17/35 Syringidium Simplex √
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No. 914 E' Para River S.A. 33 1/1 Tr. Shadbactii 4/4 2/3 Cod. gigas 4/8 3/5 Lygcerod end view 2/8 3/2 Helimoptylus fine 1/4 9 Terpsimo Fig. 46 3/2 2/2 Ceralanlus turgidus 3/4 2/1 Fig. 49 to 44 of Levicem. 4/4 1/5 Eunotia
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No. 915 S. Para Rives S.A. 5 8/2 Ditylum top view small near apical 5 8/2 2 4 3/2 Surirella 7 2/8 4 2 7 3/8 Pennularia elliptical 4 6 3/4 10 0 9/4 3 3 2/3 Eunotia fig. 28 8 0 7/6 ry (by Maltwood) Fragillaria constructa : No. 916. S. Para Rives S.A. Solenodiscus
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No. 917 26' Para Ríos S.A. No. 918 2' Para Ríos S.A. Washed from coarse landings
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No. 919 J. Para Paris S.A. 25 Denticella? lennis 25 38/39 Denticella end view 11/11 45 lennis front view 12 41/17 Ditylum ineguale V H.E. of large Coscinodiscus 35 Varienla Fig 24? of plate 22 31/29 Ditylum large end view 32 33 Tricerations alternans near a Ditylum 29 29 49 30 By Mallard By duplicate 140 3/4 Denticella lennis 3 portions 50 B. Baileys
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No. 930 K.' Para River S.A. 64 1/8 Diploneis (in ring) 28 58 1/4 Navicula . fig 21. 20 1/4 60 1/8 Coscinodiscus very thin or faint 14 1/4 48 Syringidium 37 1/8 46 Ditylum side view 38 Navicula fig 20 21 37 1/4 Triceratium thaddeitii V 34 1/4 35 1/8 34 Ceratanulus 38 1/2 Amphitetras 47 1/2 2 1/4 12 Syringidium Americanum V 35 10 28 8 Denticella primacria 28 20 Cymbella 26 24 Prinularia: (with 2 dots at the ends) 25 27 Denticella 4 processes - 4 spines 36 Navicula panduriform 23 Navicula lineolata; Ehr. fig 21 of Plate 29 24 Ditylum trigonum V EV 29 18 end view near a Polympirt 30 10 14 " " large 40 Triceratium thaddeitii V 7 18 " 17 Coscinodiscus Linnus an Epodiscus ? 31 43 Ditylum 16 24 (N. bacillaria ? Ehr. 8 " Chalcoleteros fig 20 of Plate 98 Amphitetras cndspidata ?
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No.920 K.' Para Rives S.A. (Continued) Ornamented 18 Diploneis 14 Amphitetrus ? 20 Denticella 4 processos 2 spines 13 " Primocria 25 Spongiolites agaricus
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No. 921 L. Para River S.A. 22 37 Syringidium longidum L.W.B. √ milike any in Plate 25 34 Coscinodiscus : with gibbons centre 26 34 Sr. alternans 26 24 Denticella simacria (good)
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No. 922 Wi' Para Rives S. A. 35 Coscinodiscus lennis B. 33 30 28 Diadalia mariliana V S. of black spot 33 24 32 Zygoceros hemitropa V 32 25 36 Jr. Shadboltii V 37 Ditylum trigonum V end view 37 27 37 Bid. trinacria 16 Vitochia (examine again) 34 30 Serpinoe? Slightly resembling fig. 54 37 Biddulphia +processes -+ spines 38 (what is the huge round body?) 40 Denticella trinacria 2 spines long 41 Amphitetrads crespis V SV. good 9 Syringidium 17 Serpinoe fig. 48 19 Zygoceros hemitropa V
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No. 923 N. Para River S.A. 13/35 Syringidium " Polymyrid 4 cones 16/37 Triceratium alternans No. 924 O' Para River S.A. Polymyrid manriji
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No. 925 P' Para Piris S.A. 14 Surirella 22 11 Thelotira granulata V with spine 22 22/32 Cyclotella diffus from fig. 4 of Plate 20 Xanthophyxis 21 10/11 1 valve of Henanthes 18 Surirella 18/19 Thelotira interrupta 28/28 Ditylum trigonum end view 19 Cyclotella (S.V. with undulation) 29 13 Surirella 33 15 Diadidia Capneolus : 34 4/1/4 Surirella 6/9/4 37 Surirella Splendida : 6/2/2 By Waltham
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No. 926. Arctic 1 a Lat 48°12' il. 49°45' wd. natural state No. 927. Arctic 1 b. Lat 49°12' Lon 49°42' wd. Right parts, natural state 466 Fath.
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No. 928 Archie 2a Lat. 49° 40' N. Lon 48° 29' W. natural slate 1080 Faith. No. 929. Archie 2b. 49° 31' N. 49° 15' W. Light parts, natural slate. 732 Faith.
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No. 930 Arctic Sal. 49°40' N. 48°29' W. Natural state 1080 Faith. No. 931 Arctic 3b. 49°40' N. 48°29' W. Right pat natural state
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No. 932. Aurelio H.a. 49°49' N. 16°43' W. Ornatural state 1590 Feet. No. 933. Aurelio H.b. 49°49' N. 16°43' W. Light port natural state 1590 Feet.
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No. 934 Arctic 5 2. 49° 49' N. 45° 54' W. Natural state 1827 Jachons No. 935 Arctic 6a 49° 50' N. 44° 43' W. Natural state 1627 Jachons
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No. 936. Arctic C.b. 49°50' N., 44°43' W. with acid heaviest part 1624 Jack. No. 937. Arctic C.c 49°50' N., 44°43' W. with acids light part 1624 Jack.
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No. 938 Arctic ya 51°43' N. 13°44' W. Natural state 255 Fath. No. 939. Arctic y.b. 51°43' N. 13°44' W. With acid heaviest part 255 Fath.
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No. 940 Archie 7b' 57°43' N. 18°44' W. Natural state 255 Fath. No. 941 Archie 7c 57°43' N. 18°44' W. with acids heavy fat 255 Fath.
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No. 9421. Archite 7d. 51° 43' N. 13° 44' W. with acids heavy fat. 255 Fath. 5 3/4 Coscinodiscus borealis: B. 76 3/4 5 3/4 Pleurococcus? fragt. 70 55 3/4 Coscinodiscus se-iridis 63 1/4 57 3/4 Encystidium reticulata & granulate 78 " anritum: var. 4 1/4 3/4 73 3/4 4 4/2 70 1/2 4 4 3/4 74 1/2 Net works of: Coarse circular meshes. Seen. Cymatella atlantica et profunda Rhizosolenia decurrent.
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No. 943. Hyperia 1e. 51°43' N. 13°44' W. with acids heaviest part. 44/4 Lossenodidens borealis: 86 3/4 Encystidium 5 1/2 Cornutella profunda good one 75 1/2 Calicalystra 5 1/4 6 3/4 Encystidium reticulated r gramlati 5 2/3 60 Encystidium anritum: 5 3/2 73 1/4 Cornutella atlantica: 5 1/4 82 1/4 Lossenodidens Crassus: 5 1/2 68 1/4 Spongiolite whaled 4 9/4 80 1/4 Encystidium anritum B. 4 2/3 89 Dictyophymma: top view 4 6 29 1/4 Cadium marinum B. frie elvae 4 5 29 1/4 Lossenodidens Crassus B. good one. 4 2 1/4 78 1/4 Rhizodendron decurrent 2 specimen 4 2 3/4 69 near a black spot, and piece of orica 14 1/4 65 1/2 Encystidium reticulato good.
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No. 944 Arctic 7f Lat. 57°43' Lon. 18°44' W with acid mix'd heavy slight paste 48 Loticmodiscus with air bubble 81 59 1/2 Loticmodiscus 58 1/2 Rhizolobema decurrent B. D.W. of small black spot 63 1/4 57 1/2 Encystidium reticulatum granulata 62 1/2 57 Encystidium auritum? Ehe. 83 3/4 56 Dietyphmns: with spiny processes. 78 3/4 56 1/2 Loticmodiscus borealis: large 79 1/2 54 1/2 Cosmuntella atlantica 85 54 1/2 Cadium marinum S.E. of air bubble 84 54 3/4 Loticmodiscus 70 1/4 54 Nalicalyptra ? 68 53 3/4 Encystidium Tritonis? fragt. 85 1/4 52 3/4 Nalicanga 62 1/4 52 oblique view 77 49 1/4 Flustrella 88 46 3/4 Cadium marinum coarse striat 86 1/4 46 3/4 Cosmuntella ficicella 64 1/4 42 1/2 Loticmodiscus Craesns ? 73 1/4 42 3/4 68 1/2 42 " marginatus? Ehe. 63 3/4 41 1/2 " borealis B. good. 74 38 3/4 75 1/4
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No. 945 Barron Strait. 8a. 44°30' Lon. 94°16' W. Assistance Bay, 2nd depotum in 7 Gahms. 4.6 3/4 /r a small : grammatophore. Same 3.6 1/4 fields 5.8 in ypi mic. a Stauroptera?. 4.6 3/4 Dysosigma long & narrow 3.2 3/4 Hyalodiscus ? 4.7+ Coscinodiscus with rays projecting from 2.0 1/4 the edge - Small. new ? 4.4* "5 Limby Sigmoide which nobody can 3.8 1/2 name at least I cannot". No. 946 8b. Sand from drift pole. Capt. Parry.
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No. 947. Sea of Kamtchatka Hai. 900 Fath. 5.3 7.5 1/8 5.7 3/4 8.1 1/2 " Ceratospyris ? " " " 2. Lucinodisci 3.1/2 Ceratospyris ? 4.6 Encystidium 6.5 No. 948 Sea of Kamtchatka Hb. 900 Fath. 4.5 1/2 Heteromphalus Prokii 7.6 4.1 1/8 Spongadiscus large me 7.8 1/4 3.2 8.5 " Coscinodiscus oculus-iridis " Heteromphalus Prokii B. C.E. of above nearly [illegible] it
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No. 949. Sea of Kamtschatka. H.C. 900 Fathoms 6 2/4 Heteromphalus Brookei E. of air bubble 5 8 3/4 89 Chaeloceros fuscillatum D. just above the last. 5 1/8 Heteromphalus Brookei 28 Chaetoceros fuscillatum (just below the last 60 Heteromphalus Brookei near a black spot. 60 3/4 62 1/8 69 1/2 5 3 79. Leoscinodiscus pubtilis ? touching the above. 5 2 1/8 Heteromphalus Brookei, just above a horizontal Synedra, Small tut. gord. 5 7 3/4 Leoscinodiscus sculatus iridio? Specimen 6 1 3/4 Heteromphalus Brookei D. N.E. of an empty ring. 76 3/4 S.W. of S.E. of another 5 7 1/8 Heteromphalus Brookei D. N.W. of a Cos.c. irid. 77 Chaeloceros fuscillatum 5 3 6 2/8 N.E. of other end of a Synedra 4 9 1/2 Dietycephala? bit of net work.
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No. 950. Sea of Kamtschatka A.d. 1700 Fath. Cosmophalus Heteromphalus Brokii B. good. 66 3/4 Cote. Crassus: B. Cote. brealis Denticella aurita Ehr. touching a Cote. oc. iris. Cote. Crassus! Heteromphalus Brokii Cosmataella
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No. 957 He. Lat. 51° 46' 32. 168° 18' E. (Last washing very poor slide) 2700 Fashions. 39 Heteromphalus Brookeri B. W. of a long thread 3/8 1/2
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No. 952 Hancock Vol. 1. Ste. of Sangar 29 Fath. No. 953 Hancock 2. 20° 35' N. 130° 40' E.
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No. 954 Hancock S. Lat 36°35' Long. 130°40' E. No. 955 Hancock No. 14. Chaetoceros 22 Fathoms 4 3/4 7 5/12
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No.956 Hancock 5. 30°35'21". 130°40'E. By floating No.957 Hancock 6. 30 Fathoms Asteromphalus Small one 2/16 of a large from left. Chaetoceros view in angle between 2 apical Chaetoceros, observed E. of battle Biddulphia Amphora Chaetoceros fragt.
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No. 958 Hancock 7. No. 959 Hancock, 8.
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Vlo. 960 Vincennes - Vola. 66° 36' 15" N. 170° 02' W. 28 Fath. Vlo. 961 " 1b. 66° 36' 15" N. 170° 02' W. 28 Fathoms
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No. 962 Vincennes 2a. 41°16'26". 146°06'20". 28 Fathoms No. 963 Vincennes 3 a. 42°05'27". 144°37'15". 440 Fathoms
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Vla.gbt. Vincennes 3.b. 72°05'27" E. 174°37'05" O.D. 40 Fathoms No.965. Vincennes 3.c. 72°05'27" E. 174°37'05" O.D. 40 Fathoms
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No.966 Vincennes 3 d. 42° 05' 27" E. 174° 34' 05" N. Sta Fathemo
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American Diatoms No. 967 Slide 16. West Point N.Y. 53 3/4 Stauroeis Baileyi Eh. side view of a deformed specimen 61 2/3 58 1/4 4 specimens of Surirella splendida 64 Lateral basal views, and one undergoing division. also Stauroeis Baileyi, side view, good me. 52 Stauroeis Baileyi, side view 71 1/4 48 Surirella splendida edge view 37 No. 968. B. East River N.Y.
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No. 969. C. Say Harbor, N.Y. No. 970 D. Andes River
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No. 971. E. Catstille N.Y. No. 972 F. Infusoria Catstille Lake
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No. 973 L. Balm of Dog Nole Fall Batskies_ No. 974 Ko. Infusoria Batskies Lake
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No. 945 D. Stream Hyde Path No. 946 J. Stream Hyde Path
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No. 917. K. Infusoria Jamaica Bay. L.d. No. 948 L. Remarkable circular disc from Sand near Riddle Strait, Niagara-
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No. 979. M. West Point, n.y. 56 72 3/4 Navicula americana Ehr. 57 1/2 73 7/8 " " 45 3/4 62 1/4
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No. 980. N. Crest Point N.Y. 62/68 Sypedra Spectabilis, broken " Primnularia inaequalis, touching the above 63 1/4/68 1/2 Sponglithis aspera " Primnularia dactylus Eh. just E. of last. 59 1/4/68 (Primnularia nobilis Eh. " inaequalis, at lower end of last. " Ennotha tetraodon E. of upper end of P. nobilis 60/63 1/4 Primnularia inaequalis " macilentus Eh. meat at E. end of last. 56 1/4/64 1/4 Sponglithis apiculata " aspera 56 1/4 Slanoneis Baileyi 74 3/4 " 54 3/4 " 80 1/8 " Amphidiscus Anchora nearly touching last on lower side - 63 1/8 Cocconema asperum Eh. 67 1/4 Gallinella crenatum Eh. 2 fruitules near end of last- 54 1/3 Primnularia Dactylus 63 1/8 Sponglithus acicularis close to last. " Lemphenema nasutum just below E. end of last. 54 3/4 Varicula Baillieana Eh. 29 1/4 " 51 Amphiprora navicularis Eh. 70 Varicula dilatata Eh. between 2 specimens 42 9/16 Slanoneis gracilis on S.W. the other S.E. of last. 69 3/4 " 47 1/8 Lemphenema coronatum Eh. near end of Prim. nobilis. 74 3/4 Primnularia nobilis forming a crotld. 47 1/8 Cocconema asperum " Varicula amphigonimbus just above last. " Lemphenema turgidum S.W. of last. 47 Lemphenema coronatum 2 Specimens
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No. 981 O. West Point slay. 62 Pinularia inaequalis Ehe. 3 specimens 67+ Ennolia tetraodon Ehe. 67 1/4 Pinularia nobilis Ehe. with a Stauroneis by 64 1/2 " Symphonema longidens Ehe. S.D. of centroplast 60 1/2 Pinularia Dactylus horizontal 68 " Symphonema longidium just below end of last 59 3/4 Pinularia inaequalis 63 1/2 " Symphonema coronatum Ehe. just wt. of middle of last 58 1/4 Ennolia decaodon just below a brown spot 74 " 57 1/2 Stauroneis Baileyi Ehe. good one 62 1/4 " 53 1/4 Cocconema asperum 2 specimens 80 1/8 " 52 1/4 Stauroneis Baileyi Ehe. Close to edge 81 1/4 " 57 1/4 Stauroneis Baileyi Ehe. 74 1/4 Ennolia tetraodon " Symphonema coronatum Ehe. just above the last " Nonantidium Arens 3 spec. S.D. of St. Baileyi 57 68 " 49 1/4 Stauroneis Baileyi Ehe. 64 1/4 " Gallionella crenata near lower end of last 49 Pinularia (?) Legumen 60 2/3 " Amphidiscus Rotata just above W.end of last 44 1/4 Naiadula dilatata Ehe. 24 1/4 " " Id. of P. nobilis 38 1/4 " 66 1/2 Symphonema coronatum Ehe. on right 49 7/8 " Antritis " on left 70 " 41 1/8 Cocconema asperum Ehe. 26 7/8 " Naiadula americana Broken close to the last. 41 1/8 Naiadula Baileyi 2 sp. 63 3/4 S. of Pinularia (Dactylus ?) Id. of P. nobilis
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No. 981 O. Week Point U.Y. (Continued 43/10 Eunotra granulata, Eh. 63 3/4 Epithemia acicularis vertical 39 Spongolithus aspera Eh. 56 1/2 Spongolithus aspera Eh. 63 1/8 Pinnularia major Smith 2 valves crossing ( P. viridis ? )
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No. 982 P. Amboy N.J. Cotemodricus re No. 983 2. Skoboken, N.J.
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No. 984 R. Hoboken, N.J. No. 985 S. Hoboken N.J.
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No. 986 J. Milford, Conn. No. 987 M. New Haven, Conn. Sigmoid Varicul.
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No. 988. V. Smithfield R.S. No. 989. H. Smithfield R.S. 47/78 Varicula Americana Ehr. 65 48/2 Locconema uiforme Ehr. 63/94 " Amphidiscus Rotula 11. of last. 45/78 Spongelithus apiculata 76/78 Varicula Americana " Sinirella Splendidida (observed) 74 73/78 Sinirella Splendidida (one edge broken) 70/78 Primulaira Dactylus 11. of last " P. nobilis 39/78 Amphidiscus Rotula 71/11/74 Primulaira Dactylus Ehr. Several specimens, surrounding the last. 51/2 Amphidiscus Rotula 2 specimens 73 " Ennotea (monodon Ehr. between bor.
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No. 990. K. Smithfield R.D. 63/4 Stamonosia Baileyi 66 " Locconema asperum 1/4 of last 62/4 Stamonosia Baileyi 74 " Pinnularia costata Ehr. 1/4 cd. of last 61/2 " mobilis 61 " Legumen 1/4 of last 62/4 Stamonosia Baileyi 28/18 " Pinnularia Dactylus touching upper end of last. " " 2 spec. just below St. Baileyi " " macilenta 1/4 of last. " Spongodiens aficulata crossing the lower end of P. Dactylus 60/78 Synedra Spectabilis 74/73 " Sponglithus aficulata touching lower end of last. " Locconema asperum touching last. 58/78 Pinnularia costata Ehr. Close to edge of glass and 79/18 " Locconema asperum 52/34 " Emotria monodans Ehr. 1/4 of a long piece of Lep. [illegible] 52/12 " Pinnularia costata Ehr. good me 76/13 " Nominatidium Strenz 2 specimens near last 42/78 Amphidiscus Rotulus Ehr. 60/78 " Synedra Spectabilis, one end broken 76/79 " Nominatidium Strenz (Crossing the last) 41/ " Locconema asperum, three specimens 70 " Sponglithus aficulata touching lower end of middle one of last 31/2 " Sponglithus aficulata with a frond. of Pinn. costata near it
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No.991 Y. Boston, Mass. Filtered from Cochrane Water. No.992 Y. Bridgewater Mass.
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No. 993 A' Dor. N.Hampshire 58/71/8 Variacula dilatata Eh. " Starnoneis gracilis Eh. touching last. 51/2/69/78 Pinnularia mobilis ? spec. at obtuse angle. 53/8/64 3/4 Variacula dilatata Eh. large yellowish " " Small one just above last 5a/18/80/78 " " Large one good " Starnoneis Phoenicenterum S.E. of last 49/78 Eunotia lerrnulata ? Eh. 18 teeth 46/29/1/2 Variacula dilatata Eh. " Starnoneis gracilis ? spec. S.E. of last 44/8/75/1/2 Lymphomena coronatum Eh. U.E. of an oblong red mass. 46 3/4/70 Pinnularia inaequalis " Eunotia 15 teeth
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No. 994 D' Bm, New Hampshire No. 995 C' Blue Hill Ponds (Roll) Maine
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No. 996. D. Blue Skill Pond No. 2 Maine No. 997 E. Blue Skill Pond Maine
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No.998 F' Blue Skies Pond, Maine No.999 G' Blue Skies Pond, Maine
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No. 1000 H' Blue Hill Pond, Maine No. 1001 I' Blue Hill Pond, Maine
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No. 1002 J' Blue Stiles Pond, Maine 61 Spongolithus petrae Ehr. (cleaned) Several specimens 57 Prionilaria gigas Ehr. good one, nearly between air bubbles 87/2 No. 1003 K' (no locality) Synedra undulata
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No. 1004 L' (no locality) Isthmia obliquata No. 1005 No. Arctic Regions Shannoniis
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No. 1006 N. Arctic Regions Triceratium arcticum No. 1007 O' Serem River, Ned.
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No. 1046 Foreign Diatoms Slide D' Triceratium striolatum 64 1/2 72 1/3 " " Brightwell edge view 63 " " Side view 61 1/4 62 " " oblique view of 4 sided me 69 1/8 60 1/2 74 1/2 " " Top view 60 1/2 76 No. 1047 Q. Birch Yard, Camathen Triceratium armatum 57 1/2 Pinnularia (musica B.) 87 1/8
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16 1948 R' Cherbourg. 19/4 Varicula Bonda in the same field Amphitretas 23/2 (22/8) Campylodiscus Thuretii = similans Greg. " Limbatus, same field. { double heavy margin 20/2 (20) Campylodiscus decoros 19 (19+7) Amphitretas - frie. 28 1/4 (29) Empodidens Ralfsii
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Casts of Polvthalamias No. 1049 Slide 1a. Lem Springs, Texas. U.S. N.B.S. 63 Grammoslomum ? 76 3/4 Textitaria 78 Grammoslomum 56 3/4 Tubuli 55 3/4 Planulina ? 56 1/4 Textilaria 56 1/3 fragment of a spiral Polvthal. 75 1/4 Planularia ? good one
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No. 1950 Slide 1 b. Leon Springs N. Texas 63/4 Spiroplecta (large one near W. Edge of field) U.S.M.B.S. " Small one N.N. of last 61/4 " space broken off - broad one. 70/4 59/2 Granmostomum ? Large opaque 80/2 57/6 55 3/4 Spiroplecta 58/6 55 70 55/4 Textilaria 68 3/4 " Spiroplecta N. of last observed. 53/4 Textilaria which walled 78 3/4 " Rotalia ? E. of last 51/2 Planolina ? 76/2 " Textilaria S. of last - slender one 45 3/4 Textilaria 66 1/4 Planolina ? 39 1/4 " Textilaria slender one S.S. of last 76 1/4 39 1/2 Textilaria 74 1/2
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No. 1051 2 a. Jackson, Miss. 63/4 Sagrina longorvata Eh. 68 57/2 Tertilaria striata with globules on side 73 1/8 54/8 Crustacean (bivalve) 66/4 45/8 Grammostomum? fragment (retaining left plate) 67/4 42/2 Spiroflecta Rossula Eh. (good) 80/8 No. 1052 2 b. Jackson, Miss. 59 Spiroflecta Rossula Eh. fragt with spine 77/4 56/4 Tertilaria striata Eh. 80 55/4 Spiroflecta Rossula Eh. 74/2 54/2 Phanorostomum asperum? Eh. Mik Tab.32 figs. 60/4 54/2 Spiroflecta Rossula Eh. fragt. 25/2 50/4 Grammostomum large fragment. 67/4 56 Vadosaria, shorned as spage 27 44/4 Grammostomum good 60 43/8 Spiroflecta Rossula fragment. 66/4 42 Large oral body ? 64/4
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No. 1053 3a. Alabama Matrix of Zengledon Casts of- 63/78/3 Quinqueleculina: 62/4 Plannina: " Broken just above last 62/86 Univalve shell 50/70/2 Buttulina? 2 specimens 43/2 Spirulina 45/4 Grammocelomon 42/2 Solificed Grammocelomon: faint- 40/78 Spiral Polythal:
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No. 1054 H. a. Charleston S.C. 49 1/4 Dolobigerina 69 1/3 Uvigerina 67 3/4 " 80 1/4 " 65 3/4 Grammoslommm 72 1/2 " 64 3/4 " 75 1/2 Nodosaria 62 1/2 " 61 1/2 Textilaria 61 1/2 " 72 1/2 " 58 1/2 Dentalina ? 83 1/2 " 56 3/4 " 62 " 56 " 76 1/2 " 55 1/2 stage Spiriflecta n. sp. 25-57 stage " Same species, of last 55 1/2 stage Grammoslommon long me 70 3/4 " 54 3/4 " Curved 81 " 40 1/4 " 59 3/4 " 39 3/4 Rotalina ? 77 1/4 " 36 1/3 Textilaria long me. 72 1/2 Grammoslommm long good 36 3/4 Spiriflecta 76 1/2 " 35 3/4 " 72 1/2 " 36 " 55 1/4 "
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No. 1055 H. b. Eocene of S. Carolina with Othneu Sellaformis 4 3 1/4 Cast of a Spiral Polythalamia 7 3 1/4 " 5 5 " 6 3 1/8 " 5 1 1/2 green Lands cast of parallel tubes of a Coral? 7 6 1/4 No. 1056 H. c. Eocene of S. Carolina with Othneu Sellaformis 5 4 2 Spiral Polythalamia 8 1 1/4
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No. 1057 H. d. Eocene of S. Carolina with Other Kellaformis 4 3/2 Cast of a Spiral Polythalamia 63 5 6/2 " " fines of a coral. 76 5 7/2 " " Cells of a Spiral Polythal- fragt. No. 1058 H. e. Eocene of S. Carolina Drayton Hall 6 0/2 Cast of Spiral Polythalamia. 74 5 7/2 " " Grammostomum, Small but fine 66 5 5/2 " " Notodaria 65 78 5 3/4 " " Small spiral 70 1/4 " " Cells of Grammostomum, a fragt. 4 1/8 " Spiral 72 4 0 " Spiral, broken into goods 64 1/4
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No. 1059 Fa. Eocene of N. Carolina with Ventrella Syelli 63½ Green sand cast of Eschara ? 69¼ Cast of Lenticularia 60¼ 2 casts of Rotalia ? small 60¼ Cast " ? large 55¼ 51 " Inbule 73¾ " Spiroloculina ? 48¾ " portion of a spiral 77¾ " spiral univalve mollusk 42¾ " Rotalia ? 70¼ " " strait tubes (casts of cells of coral ?) 36½ 36½ Cast of Eschara ? 67¾ " Rotalia H.E. of last " " Inbule S. of last
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No. 1060 5 b. Ecene of Ms. Carolina with Sentella Lyellii 54 3/4 28 3/4 Coasts of Spiral mollusk 54 Branching tubuli, Curions 68 1/2 53 1/4 76 1/2 Spiral Polypthali: 51 3/4 Spiral " with pores 63 1/4 No. 1061 5 c. Ecene of Ms. Carolina with Sentella Lyellii. 66 3/4 Coasts of a Spiral Polypthalamia good 70 1/2 " " Imbali 58 3/4 " " pores of a coral: Sr. of last 53 29 1/8 " " Spiral Mollusk 48 1/4 60 1/2 " " Mammvetommi? st. of air bubble 48 73 " " fragment good 43 74 " " Spiral Pol. good " " tubuli E. of last. 43 1/2 " " Quingpeloculina ? fine 70 " " Imbali W. of last.
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No. 10625 5d. Eocene of N. Carolina with Santella Lyellii. Casts of Polythalamia
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No. 1063 6 a. Near Int. Nolly H.f. Casts of a Spiral Polychalania 59 64 1/4 56 78 " Cells of a " fragment 54 78 " Spiral " 48 72 1/4 " " Large " " Subulii? E. of last 44 3/4 " " Large branch 63 1/4 44 1/8 " Spiral Polychal " good 41 44 1/2 " Subulii 68 41 " Spiral 39 1/8 " portion of a Spiral, good 72 1/8
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No. 1964 6 b. Near Int. Holly H.f. Casts of Polythalamia 6 3 1/4 Large spirals, red cast 78 1/3 " " green sand 6 3 1/4 " " red 6 4 1/4 " " brown good me 6 1 3/4 " " green sand 73 " " 6 0 3/4 " " 61 " " 6 0 7/8 " " green sand 79 7/8 " " Casts of Tubuli N.W. of last 60 Textilaria? fragt. 81 1/3 Spiral brown, good 5 1/4 3/3 6 1 1/2 5 3 1/4 Textilaria? 2 fragments good 7 2 3/4 Spiral silicens good 5 2 1/4 Tubuli " 6 6 1/4 5 1 Spirals fragment good 7 6 1/4 " cells green others red 5 0 " light colored good 2 7 " dark brown " 4 9 " red, fine 2 3 1/4 " Cells partly green, partly red 4 9 " green sand fine, 3 0 4 6 2 4 4 2 7 9 1/2 4 1 7 3 1/2 3 6 6 0 1/4
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No. 1065 C. c. Near Int. Hally, N. J.
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No. 1066 Jw. Heesenberg, near Franenstein Casts of cells of Nummulites complanatus left by action of Ncl. No. 1067 Jb. Heesenberg near Franenstein Casts of cells of Nummulites complanatus
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No. 1068. Jc. Hessenberg near Franensteini Section of casts of cells of Nummulites complanata. No. 1069. Jd. Hessenberg, near Franensteini. Casts of cells of Orbitulites, Nummulites complanata.
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No.1040 Je Neessenberg near Franenstein Parts of cells of Orbitulites complanata No.1041 Slide H. Johnson's Grano. Card B. 47/2 Acalnocyclus, with a circle of vacant spaces 33/4+ fragment 1/2 of disc 47/4 50 Rosemodiscus disciger 22 20 3/4 Strachmodiscus japonicus 41/63
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No.1072 B. Grano, Judge Johnson (Card yb. recleaned). 5½ Anlisent a little broken 4½ 5½ Anlisent whole, S.C. of a Notomoditens 17¾ Strachnididens 38¼ Lithopera? Obscured. S. of a Cocconeis 5½ 50¾ Nalicalystra Pelalus? a fragment 81(-82) Cocconeis m.s. Achnanthes " C.S. No.1073 C. Johnson's Grano - Right portions
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No.1074 D. Grano, from Chinchilla S. Peru. Aula codisens 3 feet Chaetoceros No.1075 E. Grano, Johnken. Card. A. Enolophyla australis Grammalo phora serpentina Strong ribbed right
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No. 1076 F. Grano from A. S. Johnson 50/4 39/2 No. 1077 G. Permian Grano A.S.J. 1885
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No. 1078 H. Peruvian Grano, Caudat. 32 Amphitetrads 76(1/8) one valve of another 64+(1/4) 40 1/8 (Amphacodisens?) (44 3/4) 45 (18+) 18 (54 3/4) 55 (32 1/2) 32 1/2 (1/4) do blue epidermis partly removed. 33 1/2 do perfect - look at it as spagier (51 1/4) 31+ (58 1/2) 56- 82(1/4) do + Amlacodisens Peterfii? in one field, both perfect + beautiful. 60(1/8) Amlacodisens Peterfii? with 3 ft. only 20 37 90 1/2 (1/4) Trachmoidisens 45+ 24 48 (62 1/4) Anlisens. gemine like the grano & Jeddos (bay species, also Lat. Monterey) 65 3 1/2 57 1/2 41 (70 3/4) Anlisci? Same shell 45(1/2) 23(1/4) 16(1/4) I sent before, but better. Specimens- 43(1/8) Cotcinodisens?? with a handle 84 Same shell as in Slide 7, though (imprefect) 55² Netmoptychus Subuta 36 57 Nyalodisens Californiens B.} C.S. 68
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No.1049 I. Permian Ext. Grano. 1 39½ new? Enpodiscus? with 2 feet 37/ Spilisus? Ceratanthus? 39½ 37/8 33¾/4 4x 2 34 do du broken 43½ 35¾/4 37 3 36 Triceratum distorted 35¾/4 37 38 38¼ 4 35½ Heteromphalus (double) Ternium 35½/4 38 38¼ 5 40 Triceratum not distorted 40 40+ 40¾/4 6 41½ distated differently 41½/4 88 8½/4 7 42¾ Heteromphalus 7dir. 42¾ 23 (24½) 2x 8 52 like No.1+2 good specimens 51½ 49 44½/8 39½- 9 39¾ do du 32½- 32 32½- 10 43½ Triceratum turning into a 4certitum 43+ 50 50 11 41 with a withered leg- 40 34 35+
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No. 1080 J. Gnane, Chinchu St. Penn. 8 divisions- A.D.J. 1850 No. 1081 K. Gnane, Dr. Vanardale
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No. 1082 L. Peruvian Gnome. Dr. Tanardale 57 7/8 Cladoraphodiscus 90 1/4 (in bubble) near upper part of ring, & Wt. of Emall 63 Asteromphala. S. of large brown spot which 84 3/4+ is at top of field of view, when this shell is at centre- 58 7/8 Asteromphala, in line joining two 78 1/2 specimens of Mesocena No. 1083 M. Gnome. Dr. Tanardale
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No. 1084 N. Grano, Chinchas Lt. Dr. Danussdale 5 0/3 7 4 3/4 4 3 1/8 8 8 1/2 4 6 3/4 3 4 1/8 Alacodiscus 5 feet 4. Nctinophaemia washed with Crotan water No. 1085 D. Grano. Patagonia Dr. Danussdale
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No. 1086 P. Gnane. Patagonia Ignited Dr. Danusdale No. 1087 D. Gnane Schaboe Dr. Danusdale No. 1088 R. Gnane, Schaboe Dr. Danusdale
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No. 1089 S. Schaboe Grano- Infiraria N. Deane No. 1090 T. Schaboe
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No.1091 M. Recent Infusoria from Schaba Gnano. No.1092 N. Recent infusoria from Saldanha Bay Gnano
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No. 1093 Recent infusoria from Guano Saldanha Bay No. 1094 K. Guano. Trachmoidiscus Jupinens 28 rays
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No. 1095 Y. Grano. 44/4 36 No. 1096 Y. Grano. Lriceratum.
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No. 1097 H' Grano No. 1098 D' Grano, Chimichas S.
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No. 1499 D' Gnane. Chaetoceros new form No. 1100 D' Gnane, E. coast of Africa Entopyla antaralis
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No. 1101 E' Tom Grane. In Salem, July 5t.- Dr. Edmundo N.Y. No. 1102 F' Same as above
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Fossile Polytalania No. 1103 Slide 16. Monterey, California Extracted by means of potassa, from a greenish stone 42 69 7/8 66 7/8 85 1/4 66 7/8 64 7/4 67 1/4 28 4/3 " 65 64 1/8 63 1/8 71 63 1/4 26 3/4 62 21 1/4 56 1/2 81 1/8 " 52 1/8 30 50 1/2 21 50 3/4 17 1/4 48 1/2 69 1/2 46 1/2 81 1/4 46 3/4 79 1/2 30 45 1/2 86 3/4 45 1/2 43 1/4 43 3/4 68 3/4 42 23 39 3/4 8 1/2 38 3/4 72 1/8 39 1/4 46 " Rotatina microstoma B. Grammostomum Large fragment of ? " Nonionina showing orifices " Grammostomum E. of last " Oulinima californica good one " " another position " Rotatina macrostoma B. " " showing orifice " " edge view " Bulinima Californica B. S. of last " " " good " Rotulina macrostoma B. Oulinima California Rotatina macrostoma B. Side view showing orifices Grammostomum capitatum " another species Bulinima Californica, fragment of a larger short pacor entonio well- Bulinima Californica good " another species Grammostomum Capitatum B. Rotatina macrostoma B. good basal view Grammostomum not sp. Bulinima California B. Rotatina macrostoma B. S. of last - top view Grammostomum capitatum : B.
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Slide H. contained 39 3/4 Grammoctenum: deformed: 2 2-18 37 Onlimina 2 species: 29 34 1/8 " another species 60 1/4
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No. 1104 D. Monterey, Cal. 71 1/4 188 3/4 " Rotatina macrostoma B. edge view W. of last 64+ 710 3/4 66 3/4 66 1/4 66 70 1/4 64 1/8 75 1/4 62 3/4 82 1/4 60 1/2 64 2/3 61 67 57 1/2 68 1/3 54 1/2 54 1/2 54 1/8 69 1/8 53 63 53 68 1/2 57 1/4 80 1/4 51 3/4 89 " Rotatina macrostoma B. jun E. of last 49 1/8 91 2 3/4 48 3/4 69 46 3/4 77 1/8 46 3/4 70 3/8 " Rotatina macrostoma B. 2 specimens 43 3/4 67 1/4 59 1/2 61 1/2 40 74 38 1/8 81 1/4 36 3/4 70 1/2 Oulinina Californica B. Grammostomum capitatum B. side view Rotatina macrostoma B. top view 2 spec. Grammostomum broad me " Large one broken " Capitatum B " side view Small me Rotatina macrostoma B. oblique base view Grammostomum Capitatum B. chm. Entirely Globigerina small me Oulinina Californica Grammostomum Capitatum B. Rotatina macrostoma B. jun E. of last Oulinina slender me " Californica B. Oulinina broad me " slender me N.E. of last Oulinina broad me " slender me " Californica side view Grammostomum Capitatum B. Oulinina broad me Showing orifice
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B. (Continued) 32 3/4 Bulimina slender 65 1/4 50 7/8 Grammostomum ? nol. sp. 80 1/2
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No. 1145 C. Monterey 62 3/4 Bulimina gracilis B. 69 1/4 Grammostomum capitatum B. 62 1/4 Bulimina gracilis B. 69 3/4 " California 59 Strephocoma 66 3/4 58 Rotatonia macrostoma B. edge view 64 3/4 showing orifice 58 " top view 66 1/4 54 3/4 " oblique edge view good. 66 3/4 54 1/2 62 1/4 Bulimina gracilis B. 53 " " 52 1/8 Grammostomum capitatum B. side view 67 1/4 with orifice good. 50 1/2 " Curiously deformed : 62 1/4 41 1/2 Rotatonia macrostoma B. oblique top view 63 1/2 35 7/8 70 7/8 33 Grammostomum capitatum B. 79 3/4
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No. 1106 D. Monterey 70/8 Rotatina macrostoma B. edge view 160/43 Grammoslomma broadae 62/3/4 64/1/4 57/3/4 Rotatina macrostoma B. edge view with orifice 25/3/4 " " oblique total view 5a 61/8 41/3/4 70/3/4 45/3/4 71/7/8 46/7/8 68/7/8 44/1/2 66 " " California: young " " gracilis on left " " 2 smalles ones " " California young? on right 40/1/2 63/7/8 38/3/4 74 34/7/8 62/3/4 " " " juxta? 2 34/1/8 60/8 " " gracilis: 2 specimens
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No. 1107 E. Leon Springs, W. Texas. 58 7/8 Testilaria 66 1/2 55 3/4 80 3/4 Green Sands coat of Polythra. N.E. of last. 55 1/2 53 3/4 Testilaria 66 1/2 Grammostomum 53 78 1/4 Planolina ? 52 76 52 78 1/3 Testilaria 48 1/2 Phanerostomum : 86 1/2 49 82 1/4 Sproplecta touching last on S. 46 62 Planolina ? S. of last Testilaria S. of last 45 3/4 61 1/4 41 1/2 Testilaria, 2 specimens 72 3/4 Planlina ? 41 1/4 Testilaria Striata ? Broken 85 Grammostomum. Large fragment E. of last. 37 3/4 Planlina ? 3 specimens 35 Grammostomum 69 3/4
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No. 1108 F. Niffer Missouri Yellow Cale. Marl 39 3/4 Phaneroptomum Dilutatum? good one. 63 Textularia Striata? just above last 60 7/8 Spiroplecta Americana 26 7/4 55 7/8 76 1/4 No. 1109 G. Niffer Missouri Yellow Cale. Marl
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No. 1110 K. Upper Missouris Yellow Calc. Marl No. 1111 D. Upper Missouris Yellow Calc. Marl 64 1/2 Spiriflecta americana 67 1/3 " 62 " 72 1/4 Textularia missouriensis: 60 " 28 1/2 " 58 1/2 " 29 1/4 " 57 3/4 " 66 1/4 " 53 1/8 gomphoconus missouriensis 53 Phanerostomum 77 1/4 " 69 " 67+ " E. of last 41 1/8 Spiriflecta americana 78 1/8 Phanerostomum lucernum: 40 1/8 70 1/2
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No. 1112 J. Columbus, Mississippi Coarsest parts, 260 feet No. 1113 K. Columbus Mississippi Coarsest parts. 260 ft.
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No. 1114 L. Columbus, Mississippi 52½ Vrodosaina 19¼ Soft parts of a Polythet. 47½ 68½ No. 1115 L. Columbus, Mississippi 140 ft. 12½ Spiroplecta Rosenla Ehren. fragt. 17½
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No. 1116 N. Columbus, Mississippi Leary font, 160 feet 4-6/8 Dentalina ? spinescens B. nov. sp. Col 7/4 4-7/2 Spiroplecta Rossula [Slide no. 1116 has scratched in at the reading "140 feet". RKEdgar 3/1978] No. 1117 O. Columbus, Mississippi Heaviest patina 260 feet.
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No. 1118 P. Jackson, Mississippi 59 3/4 Nodosaria. 26 1/4 58 62 1/2 Grummoslommm large one broken 54 1/4 78 3/4 52 3/4 80 " Large one " Small (with black specks.) 52 3/4 71 1/3 Spiroflecta pozzula, long fragment 52 3/4 24 3/4 48 1/4 " 75 47 1/2 Grummoslommm 82 1/4 Spiroflecta pozzula, with the spine- 42 1/2 76 1/2 " Testularia striata N. of last
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No. 1119 D. Jackson, Mississippi 6 1/8 Spiroplecta Rossela 6 7/8 Spinal Polyphal" with projections 6 0 7 2 3/4 Spiroplecta Rossela fragt. 5 8/8 7 5 1/2 " " with spine 5 6 7 0 7/8 Grammostomum 5 4 7/8 " 7 0 5 1 1/4 Large spiral. 6 6 3/4 Vrodosaria Scorpis ?? 5 2 6 2 Grammostomum 5 1 2 6 3/4 Vrodosaria ? 5 0 7 7 1/4 Textilaria Striata? Mr. W. of last 4 5 6 8 1/4 " 4 9 3/4 ? spinose form 6 7 3/4 Spiroplecta Rossela fragt. Mr. of last 4 8 6 5 Textilaria Striata S. of last
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No. 1120 R. Mission Station, Miss- No 1121 S. Same as above
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No. 1132 I. Alabama Matrix of Zenglodon 5 9/4 good cast of a spiral Polythalamium shell. 7 7/4 4 6 3/4 Cast of a Textularia 8 2 3/4 4 6 3/4 " with concentric rings 7 2 No. 1133 M. Centrepot Alabama
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No. 1124 V. Centrefoot, Alabama No. 1125 N. Centrefoot Alabama 56 1/2 Dentalina : 60 57 1/4 69 3/4 58 1/8 27 3/4 Large spinose me 62 67 3/4 Vaginulina
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No. 1126 L. Eocene of S. Carolina. Polythalamia with Ostrea Deleiformis No. 1127 Y. Chalk cleaned with CO2
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Fossil Diatoms No.1128 Slide 1a. Richmond Va. 62/8 Coscinodiscus lineatus near a large broken 74/12 Coscinodiscus oculus-iridis Ehr. 69/8 Coscinodiscus oculus-iridis Ehr. 70 Gallinella sulcata, Column of 7 joints (Connecting margin of last 68/12 Braspedodiscus coscinodiscus Ehr. 70/14 Coscinodiscus? 68/14 Coscinodiscus? 63/8 Navicula sigma large one 79/12 ? Curvina fragment with coscinoid marking of broken fringes - 62 Holospythus ? rays. 84/14 Braspedodiscus coscinodiscus just above a big air bubble. 58/12 Syptelephania diadema, Seen obliquely showing teeth 68/18 Coscinodiscus gigas Ehr. {with a small Cos. oculus-iridis over it 56 Nulacodiscus cruci - Seen obliquely- 69/14 Coscinodiscus perforatus - broken on one side 58/8 Coscinodiscus lineatus 53 Coscinodiscus oculus-iridis. 22/14 Coscinodiscus oculus-iridis. 52/14 Coscinodiscus oculus-iridis. 60/12 Hactinidium Seen obliquely S.E. of last 50/18 Siniotheleium adantella Ehr. 69 Navicula sigma Ehr. 62/13 Denticella with spines- 50 Diuguerus ? 49/14 Polyciatum 87/12 Chaetoceros Close to last on E. 47 Mastigogonia 14 rays 76/14 Siniotheleium adantella 49/14 " E. of last 69 " 48/14 " E. of air bubble 82 " 45/14 Actinocyclus denarius - 10 rays, blue disc 74/14 Siniotheleium adantella Ehr. 43/14 78/14
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Slide 1a. (Continued) 46 3/4 Maslogoma octomptychus 74 1/2 Triceratum obtutum: Ehr. 74 3/4 Goniothecium odntella 38 3/4 Cosmiodiscus gigas Small ex- 79 1/4 3 3/4 70 1/4 Denticella tridentata side view 71 1/4 Triceratum amblyoceros Ehr. 43 1/2 67 1/4 Goniothecium obtutum: Ehr. 72
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No. 1139 Slide 1b. Richards 5a 44 1/2 Like the next, / S.W. of Craspedodiscus coscinodiscus 67 1/2 55 3/4 Curvina fragment with feattened edge, just below an air bubble 80 3/4 Another piece of same. 80 1/2 51 7/8 Another piece 71 1/8 66 1/2 Actinoptychus gnathordenerinus Ehr. 29 7/8 Chaetoceros recurvum B. 64 Actinocyclus biconcavus - blue disc, just below last} 60 3/4 Coscinodiscus lineatus 2 specimens 69 1/2 62 1/2 Actinocyclus biconcavus blue disc 32 1/2 Variola sigma Ehr. 26 7/8 60 2/3 Triceratium obtusum : deformed Lev Ehr. Nik. Tab. 18. fig. 49 50 7/8 Coscinodiscus lineatus 67 Syptephania 2 specimens touching last " " showing teeth, S.S. of last on edge of field 58 1/2 Triceratium 38 Craspedodiscus coscinodiscus Ehr. 30 4/5 57 Gallinella sulcata Ehr. column of 10 joints tumbling a broken Cost. or midrib 73 3/4 Coscinodiscus punctatus Ehr. elliptical 54 1/4 68 1/5 58 3/4 Rhizosolenia Americana. 29 Fragilaria laevis just above last 45 3/4 Polycystis 38 3/4 Dentucella tridentata Ehr. between two Coscinodiscus 66 1/4 Philadelphia: 38 7/8 Messocena divida 26 1/8 Another N.W. of last partly obscured 36 3/4 Triceratium amblyoceros Ehr. 74 1/4 35 1/2 Craspedodiscus Coscinodiscus 74 1/8 Record incomplete in all parts
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No. 1130 /c. Richmond Va 35/4 Pypidicula limbata Eln. 63/3 63 3/4 Gomothecium adantella 63 This slide has numerous specimens of Coscinodiscus, of Rhizosolenia amaricana No. 1131 /d Richmond Va 54/2 Coscinodiscus gigas 8/4 52/2 Chaetoceros inceruum B. 76/2 " 2 long specimens of Synedra - crossing near it on 2. 48/8 Navicula sigma Eln. 2 specimens 76 " Diacladia: Clathrata Eln. between last two 48 Navicula (Hypodigma), Sigma Eln. near an 25/2 " empty ring - 2 specimens part of a large one " Synedra Capitata? Eln. just under the big one (in my microscope) 39/8 Diacladia: Clathrata Eln. See Mik. Pl.18 fig.100 67/2 at bottom left, tending a Coscinodiscus which meeting an Nctmosylus 42 3/4 Bacteriactrum with 8 rays still visible - 65 2 wanting -
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No. 1132 1st Richmond (Church Hill) Pa 1 64 1/2 Chaetoceros micrusum 71 3/4 2 60 1/2 Pyridicula [Stephanopyxis?] limbata ? 72 3 " Mesocena divida new last. 4 55 Coscmodiscus aculus iridis 62 1/2 5 " Chaetoceros micrusum B. W. of last 6 " Dentriella tridentata S. of last " Coscmodiscus formotatus Small mull. of No. 5 oc. iridis large 52 1/2 77 44 1/4 Ditylum virginicum B. 82 1/2 41 3/4 Dentriella tridentata Ehr. 61 3/4 " E. of last 40 1/8 Irieratum ambllyoceros 83 35+ Helminthychus picenarins record very incomplete
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No. 1133 1 f. Richmond Sta. (Church St.) 38 84/8 Cirrino spicule with net.work at base. 38 1/2 69 1/4 Cyclotella n. sp. 57 1/4 28 1/4 Actinocyclops penarins. lurching last. Mecropta alternata B. S. C. of last. near it. Nanula sigma id. of last two 62 1/2 65 1/4 Stephanogonia (Small one id. of a bit of blue) 61 3/4 Actinocyclops 11 rays. 75 1/4 Loosenioides oculus iridio. 66 1/4 58 3/8 Actinocyclops pyridicula Ehr. been edgumia id. of a bit of Pyridicula S. of Cose. Chreatus 58 3/4 80 2/3 Empty ring 58 3/4 26 1/8 Bridelophia neglecta B. inside of the ring. Sysephama 52 73 Danthiophysis alata id. of large bit of Cose. 52 Gonioteicum barbatum 51 24 1/3 Actinocyclops pyridicula 50 1/8 Nalocalyptra virginicum 79 1/8 Dmpthalopelta areolata : Ehr. 82 1/4
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No. 1134 1 g. Richmond Da. 54/8 empty ring) 78 3/4 65 3/4 Peristephania edge next oblique 79 Coscinodiscus oculus-iridis - well centred 60 7/8 Dieladia 83 60 3/4 stage 58 1/2+ Craspedodiscus 58 3/4 57 1/3 Straniula (Syringoma) sigma 57 1/4 56 3/4 Coscinodiscus gigas good well centred 67 3/4 Navicula sigma 54 1/2 Coscinodiscus oculus-iridis 75 1/8 63 1/2 79 1/4 56 76 7/8 Straniula sigma 57 51 2/3 54 1/4 57 1/4 53 1/4 Nalionoma Small, S. E. of last 87 1/4 49 3/8 Acetinoptychus 63 18 rays 49 3/4 Gallionella Inlcata Column. 64 3/4 50 1/4 Peristephania ? with inner ring 68 7/8 46 1/2 Rhaphoneis phombus near end of a filament 91 41 3/4 Zygoceros ? 71 3/4 36 5/8 Denticella tridentata : base view 83 1/2
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No. 1135 1 h. Richmond Va Sigmoid ranoula in rings No. 1136 1 i Richmond 52 (smalt slide) 4.5 Coscinodiscus 6 3/4 4.5 Heteroptychus 6 2 with air 5 1/2 Truncula Sigma 7 1/2 Coscinodiscus 7 1/2 Lomothecium 5 1/2 6 5
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No. 1137 1 j. Richmond Va 52 60/2 Gomothecium dentella 60/2 Helmoptychus 20 rays: 70 66/2 Coscinodiscus oculus-iridis " " " E of last. 54/4 Denticella tridentata Ehrenberg.
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No. 1138 1 k. Richmond Va 68 3/4 Locsinodiscus oculus-iridis, slightly oblique 71 1/4 " " fine one 89 1/8 Dentocella tridentata 64 1/2 Omphalopelta areolata Ehr. 72 1/4 67 3/4 Hectmoptychus blue 13 rings 65 3/4 87 1/4 Gallionella fulcata Ehr. Column of 12 joints 63 1/4 28 1/3 Locsinodiscus gigas small one. 76 1/8 62 1/8 " " " 59 1/2 Lethmia obliquata: a fragment 61 1/8 64 1/3 Dictyocha Crux touching an empty ring 59 70 1/8 Goniothecium barbatum Ehr. S. of a small 58 Cde. oc. iridis 61 1/8 Actinoptychus blue disc 16 rings 58 1/4 63 1/4 Drachiellis Clathrata Ehr. S.W. of fault in the zone 58 1/8 Dictyocha Crux 2 specimen 76 1/4 Actinoptychus lenarins small S.W. of fault " Leptenerina S.E. of the Dictyochae " Gallionella fulcata, pennerous rings in same field as above.
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No. 1139 12. Richmond Va. 49 3/4 Chaetoceros 70 3/4 Craspedodiscus 56 7/8 Stephanophysis? 64 1/4 Coscinodiscus oculus-iridis? 63 3/4 64 1/2 61 3/4 76 1/2 " Raphoneis phombus S. of last (endings) 61 3/4 Denticella tridentata touching a Cote. 77 1/2 Raphoneis longae, touching a bit of Coscinodiscus 57 68 1/4 bit of Coscinodiscus, showing structure well. 56 3/4 Coscinodiscus oculus-iridis good 74 1/2 56 3/4 75 1/4 55 3/4 Coscinodiscus oculus-iridis 77 55 1/3 73 1/4 Triceratium amblyoceros 73 39 1/2 Navicula (Gyrosigma) digma 78 1/2 Mastogonia Small 34 1/4 77 1/2 Testorned disc - fragment Sr. of a Coscinodiscus 34 76 1/4 & of a Chaetoceros
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No. 1140 1 on. Richmond O2 15 Pinnularia like P. pleyra E. of air bubble 13 Dietyocha crux 64 3/4 67 3/4 Cosmioidiscus lineatus 68 1/4 60 1/8 65 Varicula Sigma Eha. 67 1/2 fragment of ? with fectorns - E. of last 65 3/8 Actinophychns fenaria 2 specimens 66 1/4 Syptephania touching last Varicula Sigma, just above the group of 3- 64 3/4 Cosmioidiscus Cosmioidiscens Eha. 26 3/4 Varicula Sigma - just below last 64 3/8 Actinophychns fenaria 62 63 1/2 Varicula Sigma 2 specimens 68 1/4 Gallimella Sulcata - pressing near each of the last } 61 3/8 Actinophychns ceres Eha. 22 rays. 65 61 1/4 Chaetoceros - just below a broken Cosmioidiscens 64 1/2 61 1/4 Cosmioidiscus punctatatus (large one) elliptical 25 " Small one S.W. of last 58 3/8 Triceratium amblyoceros with a spine at { each angle } 56 3/4 Actinophychns pedemarinus - 16 rays 57 3/4 Dictiadia clathrata 80 1/2 53 1/2 Denticella tridentata 62 1/8 Bidelophia 49 1/4 Rhizosolenia very obtuse valve between two 49 1/2 large fragments of Cosmioidiscens Gomothecium ; - : burgid. 49 1/2 48 1/2 Chaetoceros N.W. of a Cosmioidiscens 61 1/8 Gomothecium : barbatum Eha. 47 1/2 46 3/4 Dietyocha crux - S.E. of last Gomothecium odontella 22 3/4
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Vo. 1140 1 m. (Continued) 45+ Coscinodiscus gigas - (small) 2 valves overlapping. 82 " Peridaphania just above last. 43/8 Goniothecium Rogersii 72/3 40 Craspedodiscus coscinodiscus 80/4 Coscinodiscus lineatus on left of last " Navicula sigma - 3 specimens above on right by C. coscinodiscus 38 3/4 Rhizosolenia Americana 67/4 Craspedodiscus coscinodiscus N. of last " Navicula sigma 38 3/4 Dentella tridentata 61 39/4 Helimoptychus Jupiter 21/3/4 Chaetoceros good me, S.E. of lungs in bottle 35 3/4 Dictyoptysis enciata 62/8 35 1/4 Coscinodiscus perforatus Ehrenberg, S.E. of last 62/4 50 Dentella tridentata, young 23/4 " " end view 48/2 25/2 Raphoneis amphiceros Ehrenberg. 47/3 45/2 Hetriscus linum - touching a bit of Coscinodiscus 66/2 43/2 Fragillaria levis Ehrenberg. 41 Goniothecium odatella end view 71 38 3/4 Coscinodiscus oculus-iris. 28/4 Actinoptychus octocentenus - touching last. 36 7/8 Fragment of ? with festoons 65/4 Sylephania? touching last " Coscinodiscus lineatus just above
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No. 1141 1m Richmond D.a 69 1/4 Coscinodiscus lineatus Ehr. 70 1/8 Actinoptychus Sedentarius 66 3/4 Melosphaera minima (very small, near lower edge of a broken Coscinodiscus) 67 1/8 Mesocena dividen N.W. of last 53 1/8 Chaetoceros - fragment with one horn, bearing a long reticul filament. 69 1/8 Nolinoptychus micranthus 64 1/2 67 Ditylum ? Small, in the space between 3 Coscinodisci, and just above a horn of Gyrosigma. 64 1/8 Coscinodiscus gigas - fine me 77 1/4 " oculus iridis - E. of last " " lineatus between the two last. 60 3/4 Helminocyclops pyridicella touching the note. 61 1/8 " Helminocyclops fenarins touching last. " Coscinodiscus lineatus, N.E. of last two 60 3/4 " " 60 1/8 Biddulphia: perpusilla B. N.W.E. of last like brimbery form. 59 1/8 Coscinodiscus gigas - Small me 74 3/4 59 1/8 Mesocena circulus 72 Mesocena dividen N.E. of last " " Stramenella sigma S.W. of last two- 57 1/4 Synedra long curved me (nov. sp.) 60 3/4 " Nalicochytra depressa, just above concavity of last. 55 1/4 Coscinodiscus oculus-iridis 61 1/4 " Helminocyclops 14 rays, just below last. 55 Denticella tridentata Ehr. 60 3/4 54 3/4 Coscinodiscus punctatus elliptical 70 1/8 Biddulphia : N.W. of last. 54 1/8 Mesocena dividen Deformed (Cosci. lineatus) 23 1/8 " Chaetoceros, merely E. of last, S.W. of a broken
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1 m. (Continued) 54 3/4 Dictyocha Crux - near an empty ring 60 Ditylum : Virginiacum B. frag." S.E. of last, 54 3/4 Chaetoceros micrusrum B. S.E. of Coscinodiscus 80 1/3 53 1/4 Crossothecium pyriforme Ehren. 71 1/2 52 3/4 Diadalia Capreolus Ehren. S.E. of a large broken 60 1/4 Copea. oc. iridius 53 1/4 Ditylum 68 3/4 gordone Diadalia new last 51 1/4 Melosira circularis 74 3/4 Lomothecium odontella : top view, leaching last. 51 1/2 Chaetoceros micrusrum S. of a broken Copea. 64 3/4 51 Lomothecium : barbatum Ehren. near a rectangular bit 63 1/4 50 1/8 Dictyocha Crux 63 1/8 fragment of a spinule body Zygoceros: S.E. of last S.E. of D. Crux - 49 1/2 Varienla Sigma 76 3/4 56 Ditylum : Virginiacum B. broken 73 48 1/2 Actinocyclus - blue disc all alone, 14 rays. 72 1/4 47 Varienla Sigma 77 1/8 44 1/2 Chaetoceros micrusrum B. 65 1/2 41 1/8 Varienla Sigma - a whole one, or a fragment of 64 (a huge one) 38 1/8 Coscinodiscus gigas - small one 67 3/4 43 3/8 Zygoceros : fragment with spine 67 1/4
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No. 1142 Slide 2 a Priscatanay, Vrd. Treated with KO. light palins 6 1 3/4 Chaetoceros bacillaria Ehrenberg fine me 8 2/8 Triceratium amblyoceros Ehrenberg 7 2/8 No. 1143 2 b Priscatanay, Vrd. with KO. heavy part 5 5/4 Denticella tridentata Ehrenberg with spines rude 9 0 4 7/4 Rhaphoneis phombroni: 2 2
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No. 1144 2° Piscataway, Md. 53/8 Heterolampa Marylandica Centro broken 69 59/2 Heterolampa Marylandica Ebs. good one- No. 1145 2 d. Piscataway Md. 45/2+ Heterolampa Marylandica Ebs. 36 3/4 43/2 35/8 48/2 28/2
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No. 1146 & 2 Piscatarry, Yld. 47/8 Neterolampha Manclandica (Stage) 46 3/4 70 7/8 64 63 3/4 63 1/8 64 7/8 Neterolampha 62 3/4 70 1/2 62 63 1/2 60 1/4 62 3/4 " Large, but broken 62 3/4 24 1/2 63 1/2 71 1/4 " good 61 3/4 64 60 1/4 63 3/8 58 1/2 23 1/4 58 3/4 28 1/2 58 3/4 23 Stelmiptychus Cotemn. oculu. iridit Neterolampha, with portion of ring 58 1/4 64 1/4 57 1/2 57 1/2 64 1/4 57 1/2 28 3/4 56 3/4 28 3/4 53 3/4 71 54 1/4 68 52 1/2 23 1/2 49 1/4 28 3/4 Triceratium amblpacerot Rhizosolenia Neterolampha portion of a langue 71 of a lot of Cot. oc. irid. Neterolampha S.W. of last Rhizosolenia S.E. of last 48 1/2 63 1/2 39 1/2 48 1/2 62 3/4 65 Neterolampha with portion of rule 47 1/2 63 3/4 Neterolampha, & many other Neterolampha, not recorded Triceratium
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No. 1147 2 f. Piscataway, N.J. 55 3/8 Asterolampe Marylandica :2, double dict. ov. sp. 81 1/2 53 1/2 Asterolampe Marylandica ! 60 1/4 Dentocella tridentata Eh. 72 1/2 61 1/8 Maclogonia 60 1/8 Dentocella tridentata 86 3/4 58 1/2 Maclogonia, with spines at centre, 75 1/4 great above a brown mass 57 Rhaphoneis rhombus 84 1/2 57 Omphalopelta areolata 57 54 3/4 Dentocella tridentata Eh. 87 3/4 53 1/4 Asterolampe Marylandica 88 1/2 53 3/4 Costemodiscus aculeus iridid 87 49 3/4 Dicladia ? 83 1/8 46 1/4 Asterolampe Marylandica Small, faint between 2 yellow spots in margin of field 44 3/4 Asterolampe Marylandica 82 1/2 42 3/4 Empodiscus 3 feet 80 41 1/2 Dentocella tridentata good me 78 1/8 40 Empodiscus 3 feet good 86 39 3/4 Rhaphoneis 39 3/4 Empodiscus 4 feet good 37 1/2 35 3/4 Costemodiscus perforatus 74
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No. 1148 2 g. Picatarray, N.J. 6 3/4 Asterolampa draylandica - jpt. S. of a long filament 36+ 5 2/78 " 70 No. 1149 2 h. Picatarray, N.J. 5 2 3/4 Asterolampa 7 4 3/4 " 5 2 3/4 " 7 9 3/4 (record to be continued) a few Barbados Polycistina introduced by some accident
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No. 1150 2 i Piscataway Red. 63 3/4 Atherolampha Draylandica 8 rays 60 1/4 " 58 3/4 " 26 3/4 " Another fragment to E. of last 57 1/4 Atherolampha Draylandica, good on mid. 30 part of outline 53 1/4 Medocena with 2 spines 25 7/8 " 33 1/2 Atherolampha 68 1/4 " 60 3/4 stage Atherolampha Draylandica, with part of 60 outline 51 1/4 stage " 26 3/4 " 42 1/4 stage Rosemodiscus oculatissidis: 27 42 1/4 " 41 1/4 Chaetoceros partly obscured 41 1/4 71 3/4 Atherolampha Draylandica 61 3/4 " 28 3/4 " 2 valves lapping 41 3/4 72 1/4 (a few Barbatae Polystris introduced by some accident.) No. 1151 2 j Piscataway Red. light portions No. 1152 2 k Piscataway Red. Atherolampha Draylandica
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No. 1153 3 a. Calvert Co. Vld. 46 1/2 Stalionmas: 4 specimens 27 2/8 45 1/4 " 3 specimens 26 1/2 44 3/4 " 1 with long spine 25 1/2 40 1/2 ? New genus 25 1/3 49 " 2 specimens 35 3/4 No. 1154 3 b. Calvert Co. Vld. Polychalamia with a new Zellina
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No. 1155 4a. Richmond Va 50/10 Schaeloceras, with very long arms, one broken 77/8 between an empty ring, and a bit of Cret. 48 Cyclotella? with dots near margin 88 64/10 Riddulphia See Paper on Bermuda former 72/8 Siphonogoma mor. sp.: Pl. fig 24a 72/8 52/4 Triceratium obtusum & Em. H. wt. of Dictyocha 54/4 filolata. 74/12 52 Melosena arenalis: S.E. of empty ring. 82 3/4 No. 1156 4b. Richmond Va
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No. 1157 Fa. Rappahannock, Va. Dr. Chilter 57 8 1/2 Actinocylus langei 61 85 1/2 Braspedodiscus 42 1/2 Helmocylus, langei, partly obscured 73 1/3 59 3/4 Braspedodiscus 76 1/4 48 1/4 Triceratium 84 58 1/2 Braspedodiscus 81 43 85 1/3 Triceratium No. 1158 5 b. Rappahannock Cliff Va. 65 3/4 Braspedodiscus boiled in water 72 3/4
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No.1159 6a. Petersburg, Va. No.1160 7a Hollis Cliffs, Va. 57 Loosmodiscus marginatus? Ehu. 57/8 Triceratium amblyoperos Ehu. fins me 69 43/2 Aclimoflychms (many rays) 59 3/4 Loosmodiscus aculeus viridis (maphalanthus?) 72/2
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No. 1161 Jb. Nollis Cliffs Da Hyalodiscus laeris Eh. No. 1162 Je Same as above No. 1163 Jd. Same as above
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No.1164 8a Bermuda Stage right-line Plain indicators 4.8/2 Heliofelta 6.5 4.4 Iricervalium undulatum 6.6/4 Iricervalium Coscinodiscus omphalanthus: Omphalofelta areolata Chaetoceros good. Domothecium Coscinodiscus heteroporus " perforatus Coscinodiscus Omphalofella areolata Amphitretas Small, ath to margin of Group, S. of Balanilla balistaria Co/8 Coscinodiscus margaratus: Periplera, by a yellow spot S.W. of a Heliofelta Heliofelta 3 rays Heliofelta 4. Ceratopysis: Eupodisous 4 rays Iricervalium undulatum: Zygoecros? S.E. of a black spot Heliofelta 4 rays observed Iricervalium Solemiceros in the crowd Eupodisous 4 feet Heliofelta 4 rays Omphalofelta 3 rays
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No. 1165 8 b. Bermuda 4574 Steliofelta Euleri Ehn. lange ms goed 5 69+ 444 Steliofelta Leenwenhoekii lange ms 73 1/3 Roscomodiscus lange ms met rode centro 71 No. 1166 8 c. Bermuda 45 Craspedidiscus elegans Ehn. broken 66 3/4 61 1/2 Steliofelta (Leenwenhoekii) 73 1/2 4 52 1 27/8 5 56 4 C.S. 64 4574 Roscomodiscus, lange ms met centraal cello 30
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No. 1164 8 d. Bermuda Plain Ind.: 57/25 Lestemodiscus marginatus Chaetoceros diploneis top view 65 Small ellipse with rays S.W. of Zygosceros bifrons 63 3/4 Triceratium undulatum: 63 1/4 Chaetoceros, horn of S.E. of last 61 1/4 Heterolampra 6 rays good 60 3/4 Naliarthurum tubulis B. 60 1/2 Chaetoceros, horn of 59 3/4 Zygosceros bifrons 56 3/4 Skeliofelta 4 rays 58 " 2x 3/4 Enopodiscus 3 feet 58 Enopodiscus 4 " 56 3/4 Donisthecium 60 Triceratium edge view 57 Elliptical disc with knot 57 1/2 Triceratium crenatum B. new 74 1/2 Triceratium folienceros Ehu, good 58 Lestemodiscus crenatus B. new 43 3/4 Lestemodiscus unphalanthus: 43 1/4 Skeliofelta 5 rays 41 1/2 Enopodiscus: Zygosceros: round with 2 feet 60 1/2 C.S. 52 Triceratium 67
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No. 1168 8c Bermuda 5 2/4 Piddulphia polymera Chr. 8 4/8 original specimen No. 1169 8f Bermuda 6 4/8 Maclayonia Crnt Chr. (5 rayed variety) 6 3/8 " Conical body with rays and punctate surface 7 2/4 Encystitiums? 5 9 7 1/4 Chaetoceros, Lake Brightwater fig 1. 5 7 3/4 7 1/3 Stolid. Jour. Vol. 18 p. 711.
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No. 1170 8 g. Bermuda 43/6 Anacodiscus Crux Ehr. 77/2 47/8 Costenodiscus langei 8/6 No. 1171 8 h. Bermuda
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No. 1172 8i Bermuda red for A.S.Johnson Apr 22. 1856 33 1/3 Stalacodiscus crrt 82 1/4 64+ Stalac. frag. 2 feet!! 80 57 1/3 Cosmiodiscus emphalanthus: 77 1/3 Foot of Stalac. crrt. 44 1/2+ 72 444 67+ 473 63 36 1/2 Lamthiopyxis oblonga 28 49 3/4 Enpodiscus spinarins
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No. 1173 8j Bermuda Cosmodisent omphalanthms Stage 58 3/4 Enprodisens 76 1/2+ 55 3/8 Skeliofelta 76 1/2 57 Skeliofelta 57 3/4 Amphitetrus small 57 3/4 Omphalofelta 2 specimens 63 3/4 78 3/4 Skeliofelta 5 rays 61 3/4 77 1/2 55 3/4 Cosmodisens gemmifer? 68 1/2 " Mleolampra? touching last on S.E. " Triceratium crenatum B. Janit Zygoceros bifons Ehn. 54 63 3/4 54 1/2 72 3/4 51 1/4 Skeliofelta 4 rays 51 1/4 88 1/2 57 1/4 Triceratium solenceros 57 1/4 69 1/2 48 7/8 Lomothecum 48 3/4 69 Sceptroneit caducent 3 spec. 44 1/2 87 1/2 Triceratium undulatum Ehn. 46 1/4 70 1/2 Triceratium undulatum 48 79 Peristephania 46 3/4 78 3/4
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No. 1144. 8 k. Bermuda 47/8 Aeterolampra dreylandica: frie 84 43 27 3/4 53 3/4 Craspedodiscus elegans 78 1/4 Rhizolema 52 1/4 femmetate 23 1/4 Enopodium 40 4 feet 66 1/2 36 Craspedodiscus elegant Etc. 79 2/3 Nelmisphyns yellow 33 3/4 77 1/4 ? 45 1/2 Cones with lines 77 1/8 44 Enaystidium: 83 3/4
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No. 1175 8 f. Bermuda 41/2 Heterophychns with "watered" surface 90 52/4 Mastogonia Crnt. 24/48 7 rays. No 1176 8 m. Bermuda 43 62/3 43/2 81/48 Skeliophelta Enderi Ehr. Skeliophelta Enderi Ehr.
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No. 1174 8 m. Bermuda 45 Denucella polymera Eh. top view 64 3/4 69 Costomodiscus amphalanthos: 67 1/4 64 1/4 Triceratum undulatum ? 72 1/8 64 1/2 Costomodiscus amphalanthos ? 63 between 2 Coscinodisci 64 1/3 61 1/4 63 1/2 80 1/3 61 1/4 78 1/2 58 1/2 71 1/4 53 2x 1/2 54 1/4 67 3/4 54 1/3 61 54 26 1/4 53 3/4 76 53 3/8 52 1/4 51 1/4 52 49 1/2 86 1/4 49 1/2 26 1/4 49 1/4 87 1/3 48 28 45 1/2 Heliofelta 84 43 3/4 62 1/3 43 3/4 70 3/4 " D 5 of last 42 1/4 65 1/4 32 3/4 73 1/2 Triceratum Epipodiscus 3 feet Triceratum Solenoceros.
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No. 1148 80 Bermuda Heliopelta lellignerii No. 1179 8p. Bermuda Dr. Tanarsdale Heliopelta lellignerii Halacorhiscus corn Craspedodiscus elegant
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Fossie Palycistoms & Diatoms. No. 1180 Slide St. Barbados No. 1181 P. Ombadovs New Card 15. By Spec. No 7 43 3/4 Cosmopodiscus mobilis, showing spines recto 43 3/4 76 7/2 S.W. of large Nalimma fragto. 76 1/2 R. of reticulated orrid. (1) 8 div. 5 mar. prolongations centre perfect margin broken 76 3/4 76 1/4 56 1/4 (2) Cote. mobilis, showing spines 73 1/4 56 1/4 78 1/4 54 1/2 (3) 55 1/2 L. boso not. under side 2 21 3/4 22 1/2 53 1/2 (4) 1r div. conciliated longamns fragt. 40 53 1/2 40 1/2 22 2 50 1/8 (5) 51 1/2 Cote. not. nearly perfect 24 1/8 25 7/2 46 3/4 (6) 46 28 1/2 28 1/2 37 3/4 (7) 38 32 1/8 32 3/4 45 73 1/2 45 39 41 34 1/4 Centre piece of Cosmopodiscus mobilis: partly covered
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No. 1183. No. Barbados. Springfield) by new card By 20 y and 2 glasses of Cheralis high power 64+ 6 3/3 6 3/4 (19) y diriceims, centre not circled, eleron marginal, 3 8/2 prolongations between umbilicius (dotted) margin - fragment- 5 8/2 (2) fragment of shell of which you have photographs 3 4/4 8 3/4 3/5 almost obsolete. only 3 diriceims in fragment. 5 8/4 W. of net N. of 2 crossed X speciles 5 8/4 (3) 5 8/4 fragment 10 div. 5 ona. prolong. Dmfocus. Defred. 3 5/4 Same as (3) except one o in centre 5 5/4 3 3 3/4 5 5 3/4+ N. W. of Hualtula 5 4/2 (5) 5 5/4 Livetephama, (partly covered up) 3 6 3 6/4 in a crowd and N. W. of a small Inciratum, and S. E. of a brain spot 5 4/1 (6) 7 9/1 5 5/2 7 7 3/4 4 9 3/4 (7) 8 div. plain centre 5 ona. prolong fragments 3 4/1 x 3 4/2 S.E. of 2 frags. of Valinoma 4 2 (8) 7 0/2 7 0/1/4 1/2 a Cedomodons mobilis, Showing the Spines on the shell, originating just outside the large dots, one sticks out beyond the shell. 5 7/2 (9) 3 5/4 Livetephama 3 8 S.E. of Valinoma 4 2/4 3/2 3 1/4 N.W. of centre of 70 y 3 7/2 by Spun's and grids rule
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No. 1183 by from No. 1 54 (1) 54 3/4 9 div. 5 max. forl. no nuclei 54 1/4 39 1/4 39 S. ct. of large bit of Nalimma 44 1/4 (2) 44 1/2 7 div. 5 max. forl. 44 1/2 " 72 72 1/4 amu film cast. of central portion and in a group with 44 1/4 (3) 45 Loxosomod s notalis 77 77 3/4 77 1/4 43 3/4 (4) 44 1/4 16 div. long arms mile dotted margin 74 1/4 75 50 bold nuclei - centro pales with portion of margin 40 1/2 (5) 41 1/2 6 div. large marginals forl. 2 2 74 3/4 75 probably the large irregular frgts. a melt film
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No. 1184 Slide E. Springfield Barbados- Sphenodiscus 1/6 in fields at 21.8. margin by thin refarm 61 3/4+ 61 (1) 61 1/8 by 1/6 73 3/4+ 73 1/8 73 3/4 60 3/4 (2) 40 3/4 12 divisions, no nuclei. 5 marginal frs- longations between two arms - good specimen. by 1/6 50 3/4+ 50 1/2 (3) 50 3/4 8 divisions, no nuclei, 5 mar.-frs, latter 70+ 70+ 70+ found at first trial - Registred with a 1/4" Spencer, in morable stage - enamelled card graduation Each shell well centred. No. 1185 F. Barbados- near Carl-B- 57 1/4 Cellular tissue with large spines 57 1/8 48 1/4 52 1/4 Alstromma? with cellular tissue 52+ 81 1/4 58 tissue broken array 50 3/4 57 1/8 73 3/4 57 1/2 71+ Diaboliscus with three hemispherical 50 1/2 71+ 46 45 1/2 Rosemod. nobilis - 45 1/2 ghost there of- 41 1/2 (1/8) partly covered on the long leg above a thulietta and a long spirellum in the same fields points to it. 43 1/2 fragments of polyclitum with strangely 39- branched spines 43 1/4 48 Cornutella 48 3/4 29 1/2 (1/2) 43 1/2 Small shell with 8 rays (43) in right 41 1/2 margin of cind. and 1/2 of a line joining 2 bits of Phastrella-
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No. 1186 P. Barbados Springfield light floating 58 Triceratums 64 1/4 " Loosemodiscent mobilis, Johnson C. of alve small me. 5 1/2 fragment of disc with rays. 73 1/8 49 1/2 Disc with rays. 2 valves, touching a ? 71 1/4 Disc with rays. Small S.W. of a brown spot 69 1/8 48 Loosemodiscent mobilis Johnson good me 67 59 Hemianthus: Candatus, long central tail 70 1/8 C. of bubble} 53 1/2 Disc prays small 17 " M. of a nudescript horn: good me 40 1/2 25 1/2 Disc S.W. of N.W. of Dictyopysis 46 1/2 41 1/2 Listostephania? new disc 29 7/8 N.W. of ?
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No. 1187. H. Barbados (Springfield) 48½ Disc 14 rays, and a porette near a lot of 52½+ fragment of large disc with rays- 50½ Small " N.E. of a yellow spot. 57¼ Disc 11 rays o rosito N.W. of 49½ Fragment of disc with 2 barbels 47½ Loose involutions punctatus: elliptical No. 1188 I Barbados (Scotland) 57½ Heliomma 62½ oblique 42¾ 50¼ 55½ 21½
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No. 1189 J. Barbados, Springfield 42/3 23/8 Stylodicta with large spine 39/4 Disc with rays. Small. E. of a Comatella 36/4 67/4 45/8 Coscinodiscus nobilis Johnson Seen obliquely S. of a filament No. 1190 K. Barbados (Springfield) Light patino - boiled in Ag- then chlorated) 66/2 72/4 Disc, 8 rays small 47/4 63/3 Disc 7 rays - no molens - S.E. of E 65/8 69/4 Disc 8 rays. Small 32/3 73/4 Disc Seen obliquely, N.E. of a small Encysted
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No. 1191 L. Barbados. 51/8 Chilomma like Nalionma with entire margin 68/8 66/4 Petalosyris 25/8 40 Anthocyrtis! Neefilus? 72/2 48/8 Nalionma with innermost flat rays. 27/8 No. 1192 M. Barbados, Scotland District with acido or soda 59 Rhadolithus Pippa: Mik 7. 36 fig 57 B. 80 65/2 Ceratosyris with many long horns- 83/4 58 Podocyrtis Schomburgi: 77/4 51/8 Ceratosyris with long horns good. 78/4 46/3 Podocyrtis 3 very long feet-1/2 broken) 78/7
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No. 1193 N. Barbados. Scotland district ? 52 ? 64 3/4 Cormtella: like C. fistula No. 1194 O. Barbados. Scotland district Cleaned with Hel. gas.
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No.1195 P. Barbadoes, Scotland district 5/2 Podocyrtis allied to C. schombergii grown No.1196 Q. Barbadoes, Scotland district (1st results with Ncl acido gas) 4/9 3/4 Livistephanus 4/9 Valicalystra: Large Campanulate form 7/3 Anthocyrtis fine me
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No. 1197 R. Barbadoes, Scotland 1 63 3/4 Podocyrtis Schomburgkii Ehr. 2 63 7/8 Ceratophyris with 6 horns 3 62 7/8 Encyrtidium with elarato spine 4 52 3/4 ? 5 48 1/2 Podocyrtis ?? very coarse net work and long feet. 6 35 Podocyrtis Schomburgkii 7 30 1/3 8 73 3/4 like No 5. 94 Triceratium 46 3/4 Small Podocyrtis with long feet 80 1/4 41 1/2 29 2/3 Podocyrtis ? two very long feet. 45 7/4 68 7/4
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No. 1198 S. Barbadoes 51/8 Rotalia: 52/38 76 3/4 48 Nalivimma: with numerous marginal rays, 50 nucleus showing nucleolus and internal rays. 48 Irreversatum Bastellum B. 1 45/76 1/4 89 3/4 Coscinodiscus nobilis, Johnson 48 1/8 51 1/2 38+ 73 Johnson form with nucleated centre and perforated margin - In right hand corner of ring. Vain and partly stained by [illegible] 36 1/4 new form By stage indicator 50 37 1/8 52 3/4 36 3/4 57 1/2 Nalivimma with coarle net + refined fine net length of last. 35 79 1/2 " ? basal view of another species showing small spines 34 3/4 Encystitium tubulosum 72 1/8 35 1/8 76 1/2 31 1/3 81 1/4 Nalivimma Hymboletti? Marginal rays- numerous rays- by 1 inch and stage indicator 50 73 1/4 Lithornithium
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No. 1199. I. Barbados, Springfield (lean fontina) heated with boiling water then chlorated 48 Triceratium marginatum Brightwell 87+ See Quat. J. Mic. Sc. Vol. IV pl. 17 fig 13 4 1/4 Disc Small with rays and nuclei- 79/8 r.w. of a Stylodictya & of a curved horn 2 6 4 3/4 Lithocyclia 65 1/4 " Podocyrtis colburnata, s.w. of above just at of the field 54 1/2 Rhabdolithes Pippa Ehr. 67 1/2 57 81 1/4 64 3/4 Lithocyclia 67 52 2 4 3/4 57 2 4 1/8 51 1/2 Ceralosphysis ? 68 1/2
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No. 1200. U. Barbados, Scotland district 63/8 Tricevatum venosum Brightwell 78 1/4 55/4 Palocystis Schomburgkii : 2 specimens 79 1/4 50/4 " Mitra Ehu. 72 1/4 " papalis: S.C. of last 48 " Schomburgkii good me 88 (with terminal spine and clego [me leg broken]) 40 3/4 Rhabdolithis Cipa 75 3/4 No. 1201. D. Barbados, (Springfield) Boiled in No then chlorated (by candle light) 64 Cotemodiscus notabilis Johnson 69 1/8 60 Fragment of net work (Dictyosephala ?) 80 3/4 57 1/4 Disc with rays- Small. S.C. to brother Nalivna 69
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No. 1202 W. Barbadoes, Scotland district Treated with Ncl. and then with KO 49/2+ 60 Podocyctis Schomburgkii : good 54 82 No. 1203 Y. Barbadoes, Scotland dist. Ncl. gas.
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No. 1204 J. Barbados. Springfield 24/108 Curims Polycestri 24/1/2 " " Same species 33/4/26 Lithocyclia No. 1205 J. Barbados 68/1/4 Encystidium tubulosum Elw. 69/1/4 Podocystis papalio Elw. 48/1/8 " " 2 good 73/1/2 28/75/8 Lychnocaninum
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No. 1206 A' Barbados 62 1/4 Lychnocanium 2 sps. 72 1/8 Lethanithium bolen 64 1/8 70 1/8 61 3/4 42 59 33 1/8 55 1/2 61 1/2 34 1/2 Lychnocanium 66 38 1/2 34 3/4 48 3/4 79 1/4 35 1/2 76 1/8 43 79 1/2 No. 1207 B' Barbados. 52 1/3 Triceratium Castellum D. nov. sp. 81/4
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No. 1308 C' Barbados 65 Nalivinma² Saturnii 64 No. 1209 D' Barbados 53 Antholampra large one 79 1/4 Triceratums short processes at angles 52 1/4 82 3/4 Antholampra Small one 50 28 4 2 3/4 " gray- 64 1/2 48 1/2 Antholampra Small. 2 valves 70 & of a vertical bit of the nondescript-
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No. 1210 E' Barbados. 6 3 3/4 Lithocyclia - fine large as with spine 8 5 3/4 4 3 1/2 7 2 7/8 No. 1211 S' Barbados. 38 3/4 Cacimodiscus nobilis Johnson. 35 2/3 Asterolampra? Rays. (Johnson's form) 33 3/4 Disc with punctate centre, and narrow feetured margin - (near lower end of the fibre which points to it.) 37 54 1/2 Strachnodiscus: Small one near upper part of ring or right hand side.
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No. 1212 St. Barbadoes 39/4+ Livstephania 7/4+ 38/7+ Loosmodisens nobilis Johnson, broken- 60/1/2 Large one near a 36 Dio with nucleus and feathured margin- 62+ 41/ 26+ No. 1213 St. Barbadoes 45/ Loosmodisens nobilis Johnson 67/2 41- 27+
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No. 1214 J' Barbadoes 40/37/4 Petalospyris diaboliscus Ehr. No. 1215 J' Barbadoes 51/2 9 rays- 59/83 Loasemodiscus nobilis Jøhren.
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No. 1216 K' Barbados No. 1217 L' Barbados.
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No. 1218 M' Barbadoes No. 1219 N' Barbadoes- Asterlampa?
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No. 1220 O' Barbadoes, Springfield No. 1221 P' Barbadoes No. 1222 Q' Barbadoes No. 1223 R' Barbadoes.
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No. 1465 Slide H. Lomphonema Gregory: Registered by R.C. Greenleaf C-1 30 28 30 29 Locconema lanceolatum 357 Stantonis aspera 39/39 = 35 20 18 Traniula praetesta 34 34 Diadectmis?: 70 30 Primularia alpina?: 4.9 2.3 4.1 24 P distans 19/39 34 Synedra 15/27 Hemidryana what 16 disk 16 17 33 28 what 16 35 Nav. Smithii, va Bynsea Cascmodiscus - Denticula marina 20 29 Traniula spectabilis 32 37 32 N. clarata 23 N. bombus 24.7 33 33 23 dumped Podostira maculata Locconis distans 128
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No. 1466 Slide B. Reg'd by R.C. Greenleaf- C-O. Anolis Triceratium Amphitritas, very coarse granules arranged in Circles-antetelurian Nanacula : Splendidus 29] Plenodigma strigatum 18/24 Diadesmis: Williamson. 13 Amphora Nanacula spectabilis 16 Denicula marina 26 | 24 Nanacula. va. Smithii. 29 | 30 freca. 36 | 30 Amphitritas 13 Grammatophora Lefrentzia 17/3 Plenodigma decorum 128
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{ "text": "No. 1467 Slide C. Reg'd by R.C. Greenleaf.\nC-5\n\nPhenotrigma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
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No. 1469 Slide E Gregory 5-2 Registered by C.S. 30 35x Amphora excisa Gag. 371 24 Var. brevis 20 X33 Dentícula marina 27 Pri Allemania )- 33 Locconis armata) 28 33 Variacola suborbicularis 16 121 Var. mitidens 15 9x N. fusca 10 20 N. Spectabilis 36x Synedra Neredyana F.V. 10 25 Cosconis distans Gag fig. does not agree with his description.
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No. 1470 Slide F. T=r Gregory Wenshira Land Reg'd by R. C. G. 27|22 Cocconeis distans 30 27|27 27 = Navicula bombus 30 28|28 N. Spectabilis 36 29|29 N. Skemedyi 36 15 N. Clarata 12|22 Primularia Pandura ? va. elongata 13|18 Synphoenema geminatum 29 var. lyra 28|23 fragment Grammatophora Serpentina maculatum 24 Loccmoidens ? 54 Rhabdonoma 54|54 54 51|51 Locconeis subornata fragment Primularia distans 130 24|24 Loccmoidens nitidus 36|36 N. Smithii va. nitescens 38 22|22 " " fusca 14 Synedra undulata Gregory. 26 Loxarium undulatum Bailey 26 what ? a singular object, broken 27|27 Synedra Nemedyana Gregory 22|22 Vitzchia ? 28|28 Var. Smithii var. suborbicularis 38|38 Synedra Baculus 130 37|37 var. maxima me 30 " Synedra narrow var. 30 Var. angulosa or Var. palpebratus ? 33|34 Pleurosigma formosum.
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No. 1471 Slide 2. "Greyay M.D. 57" 29/28 Pleurosigma variabilaceum 33/31 Synedra Hemidryana 23/23 Grey. (we dabo kent: 28).... Toxarium B. 31/32 = Coccoeis dietans 32/30 Grammatophora serpentina 28/24 Navicula Smithii. var. fusca 26/24 = Enmotia tridentata 24/17 Grammatophora marina 14/24 Coccoeis pleionorminata 23/18 Navicula lyra 18 = Odontidium 18/19 Grammatophora maculatum: 18/18 = Limphonema olivaceum 17/18 = Biddulphia 28/29 Navicula Libellula Lsc PP VII. 71 18/18 Six Menshira 26/18 Rhabdonema 12/17 Pleurosigma : Cymbella hargida 25/25 Toxarium undulatum, Baley 20/14 U. lyra, Small va.
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No. 1442 Slide 36. (9-10') Amphiprora lepidoptera 23 - Plenrosigma - ? sp. 41 - Vitzchub - ? sp. 18, Cocconeis plenodomarginata 141 C dimples, frequent. 139 = Synedra 135 Baculus: Gregory x1/6 Pinularia distans x1/6 38 37 Plenrosigma - Is this form described by Gregory. fig 1 (plenshira) ? 34 Nav. lyra, Small 36 = N. amphibiaena Smith Stauroeis aspera, abundant 30 = Plenrosigma intermedium Smith 27/28 Amphiprora Complexa 36/36 Grammatophora Lepidentina Achnanthes Cocconeis lentellum 26 = Epithemia gitta 25 = Surirella contracta S. lata abundant 21 = Nanciella clarata
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No. 1473 Slide I. Gregory 4.d.- 195 Elegant specimen 13 28 Actinocyclus Ralfii Greg. 24 Amphiprora complexa Greg. Smiricella 1/21 lata H.S.... 26 x x 1/23 27 Amph. Lepridoplera Greg. 30|31 Coecoeis diimpta Greg. 3/2| 32 Amphitretas antideluvianiana 33|34 Grammatophora Serpentaria very large- 29 Slide V - 29 Campylodiscus Finnland 21 edge view ? 20|21 Coecoeis phomlifera Bailey.
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No. 1444 Slide J. Gregory 5d (3) 5' 33 37 Symphonema geminatum 36 | 36 Varicula pandura Bred. 21 24 N. latissima long = Gregory 35 34 35 30 N. Bimbus 28 19 Large 33 33 Camphylodiscus angularis, Greg. 37 32 C. = decorus Pt 800 16 32 = Camphylodiscus- notices the granulated costa 2ge ≥ 124 | 127/124 = L. Varolugium Smith 125 118 = Tras. latissima , shot.
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No. 1475 Slide K. Gregory sod (3) 10 28 Campyloclidium primus 7 12* Var. maxima Grey. 29 Campyloclidium decursus Bieb. - - fastuosa 10 31 Campyloclidium limbatum Bieb. 16 37 Var. nebulosa Grey- Vitschia pondwiriformis 13| Amphipora elegans 26 Drailedmis Williamsoni 26 18 Smirella fastuosa abundant Vitschia dictans 20- 20- Plenotigma formosum 21 22 Vitschia Primularia veridis | 23 22- Campyloclidium Plenotigma pygidium 23 26 Iribionella marinata 23 Campyloclidium eximium 24 Vitschia figmatella 19- 19| Lomphonema geminatum 12 23 24
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No. 1476 Slide L. Gregory
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No. 1477 Slide 1a Nante Paris V.C. Padospheria Ehrenbergii Navicula oralis and Smithii 34 21 Campylodiscus cribrosus Epithemia turgida, common E. monculus Diplonella gracilis 16 20 = 15 29 Navicula ? 41 23 = 20 23 30 21 Amphiprora alata 30 27 ... Terpinae omica 29 27 ... Navicula punctata Amphora spectabilis : Luygy Snirella Splendida 18 = 27 25 = 20 | 20 Snirella ? Like Myxte Pond specimen Slide 6 20 24 Actinocyclus monolatns Nitzchia scalaris Navicula lyra 21 ? Himantidium Nitzchia sigmoidia 54 16 N. ? 26 21 N. ? 37 18 = 36 | Nitzchia ? & chs Brightwellii ? 28 29 = 29 31 20 Navicula ? 17 Pleurosigma Baltica 31 27 Snirella striatula 28 Navicula " Synedra 10 28 - Navicula ?
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No. 1478 Slide 1 b. Vense Riris V. b. No. 1479 2 a Myptie Ponds Maas. No. 1480 2 b. Mypti Pond Maas
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No. 1481 Slide 3 a Hull Inlet, Mass. Pleurosigma Balticum P. elongata orthus Navicula lyra Amphora Amphiprora alata Navicula didyma Epithemia Navicula Smithii Staurosireis Cosomodiscus Nitschia No. 1482 4 a Peat Freet Hill
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No. 1483 Slide 5a St. George River, Me. 54/35 127 Rhabdonema 14/14 127 Nyalodissons subtilis 24/25 Grammatophora Serpentonia Achmanthes fragment 15/17 Phenodigma strijotum 32/32 34/32 Nancula indica Grevile 1x5/3 July 1862 21/25 21/26 Phenodigma Baltica Camphylodissons
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No. 1484 Slide 6 Ph. George Ciri, Maine 15/29 18/30 Campylosis cus ? 31/36 Rhabdonema ascutum 29/13= 28/27 25/28 25/26 - Campylosis cus 19/25 Nanicula cuspidata Bridsulphia ansita 15/16 24/2x 32/23 Rhabdonema ? 26/24 39/19 Nanicula lysa 30/19 Coconeis ? like 35/17... beautiful 35/38... 37/37 Nitschia angylaris 19/20 Grammatophora ? 20/19 N. marina 31/36 Rhabdonema minutum ? 37/37 Nanicula granulata Bailey 25 26/17 N. latiesima ? granulata Pitchard 27/37 Lymphorema curvatum 24/25 Stansoneis aspera abundant 26/23 Nanicula Smithii 27/28 Nitschia Sigma 27/28 Hyalodiscus Inbtilis broken 29/24 Coconeis pentellum fragments 32/33 Grammatophora maculatum (macilenta) 26/25 Pleurosigma Faseiola 29/24 Epithemia granulata 25/14= 32/24 Coconeis ? Pinnularia directa fragments 35/27 28/24 Pleurosigma angulata ? fries striae 36/25 Nanicula rhombica ? (Pitchard)
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Slide 6. (Continued) Actinocyclus undulatus, fragment 28- 28- 16 24 Dithionella ? 30/13 Navicula very small V. Smith 27/28 33/33 Subulinella accumulata ? 35/15 35/15 35/18 Cocconeis placentula ? 19 Navicula lypa x? : 26/26 = Omnisculent Streile 26/23 What?: Brisdulphia 29 Orthotira ? 33/30 Pinnularia distans 21/23 Pleurodigma Baltica Lithonia broken Navicula didyma
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No. 1485. Slide ja Bottom of Dennis Lake C. D. Brab.
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No. 1515 Slide No. 8. Newberry - Rodoga, Smora bo bal No. 1516 Slide No. 9. Newberry - Pit River - Bann brush
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No. 157 Slide No 10 Newberg- Pit River No. 1578 Slide No 12 Newberg- Pit River - 20 miles above Upper Canon
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No. 1519 Slide No 14. Newberry- Plain about Klamath Lake No. 1520 Slide No 25- Newberry- Hills at Dallas
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No. 1521 Slide No. 46. Newberry- Nords of Lakes, Cascade Rito 60/4 Gomphonema geminatum 70/8 Amphicampa mirabilis Ehr. 65 60/4 Lev. Mik. Pl. 33. VII fig. 2 65 68/4 60/8 Cocconeis alpina Stauroneis primata Ehr. S. & of last Cocconeis- numerous specimens 68/4 26/4 Emirella splendida 67 64 Emirella 66 66 Cocconeema 66 Gomphonema 63/4 Nairiella 60/4 Epithemia 50/4 83/4 Gomphonema geminatum 58/4 29 Gomphonema 53/4 Cyclotella 53/4 86/4 Cocconeema 53/4 87/4 Pamularia ribbed 48 Cyclotella 69/4 47/4 Gomphonema geminatum 79/4 46/4 " 2. side view 77 46/4 72/4 Campyloides 43/4 Cymatopleura elliptica: 57 84/4 Nairiella Speciei ? S. of a brown jointed spicula: 36/4 80
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No. 1532 Slide No 36. Newberry 37/79 Campylodiscus No. 1533 Slide No 34. Newberry- Klamath Lake
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No. 1524 Slide No. 52 Newberry Shoal Water Bay Stage 56/4 Colcinodiscent 73 3/4 49 78 1/8 53 1/4 26 1/4 Pinnularia frag. with large ribs 48 1/8 74 3/4 53 1/4 26 1/4 " whole me Denticella anitum Ehr. 3kofa large, brown spore) Ennotia 4 toothed Epithemia Ganphonema Small me (record incomplete) 41 74 3/4 38 3/4 79 3/4 38 1/2 70 1/4 38 71 1/4 34 3/4 63 1/2 42 1/2 60 1/2 43 3/8 73 3/4 38 78 3/4 Nitschia " Pinnularia Digitus Langeons Synedra : " Nitschia Navicula Baltica Nitschia Pinnularia Peregrima ?
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No. 1535 Slide No. 33 Newberry Shool Water Bay. Stage 5 1/8 Coscinodiscus broken 63 1/2 Primularia Digitus 69 1/4 " Actinoptychus Nitzschia Campylosidens: Cocconema alpura 63 1/2 Pyridicula: elliptica B. 73 63 1/2 Nitzchia & valves separate 69 1/4 Primularia Pyridicula elliptica? "red of last" " 61 1/2 Epithemia 60 61 Smirrella: Cocconema Ehrenbergii or Primularia macagnalis Cocconema m. ep. 45 1/4 Smirrella 72 1/2 44 4/4 Nitzchia good one 78 1/4 42 3/8 Tetracyclus lacustris 63 1/4 42 3/4 Navicula (maculata? B. 25 1/4 37 1/4 Campylosidens nern 68 1/4
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No. 1526 Slide No. 347 Stenberg- Rhett Lake
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Recent Diatoms from Bodega Bay California No. 1527 Slide A: 56 1/4 Arachnoidiscus Ehrenbergi B. 72 68 1/2 Anlacodiscus Oreganus Hor. et Bail. 73 3/4 64 1/4 Coscinodiscus: fine markings 74 1/2 63 3/4 Anlacodiscus Oreganus No B. 10 feet 76 3/4 58 67 3/4 57 3/4 68 1/2 57 1/2 75 1/2 55 3/4 85 1/2 57 1/4 73 1/2 40 64 3/4 38 1/2 67 1/2 34 65 3/4 43 72 1/2 44 1/8 66 1/2 63 72 57 1/4 66 1/4 Cyclotella magna B. ind. 56 73 1/2 55 Ceratamulus trugidus? Ehr. (= C. Californiensis B. ind.) 68 71 1/2 64 1/4 53 1/2 Actinophyllum Superbum B. ind. 72 51 68 Anlacodiscus form? Ehr. 4 feet 50 77 1/4 Ceratamulus trugidus? Ehr. 48 78 1/4 Hyalodiscus Californiensis a beautiful test object for 1/4" or 1/8" objective 47 3/4 Hyalodiscus Californiensis 57 57 83 44 Stanroptera aefera Ehr. side view 63 39 3/8 64 3/4 65 1/2 Triceratium alternans? C.S. 67 60 An. Oreganus 15 feet. Single valve C.S. 78 oblique view " " Small Biddulphia abundant
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No. 1528 Slide B. "Cerma da Tripoli" - 58 7/8 Heliofelta Culeri Ehu. (10 rays) 61 1/4 56 1/2 68 1/8 51 3/8 28 1/4 42 3/4 Leemwenhaekii Ehu. 8 rays 42 1/2 Zygoceros ? Circularis & ined. N.E. of last 69 1/4 Triceratum pindolatum Ehu. 49 3/8 near a blue Heliopteryx - 25 3/4 Chaetoceros diffloneis Ehu. 55 29 7/8 Triceratium (Small one seen edge-wise) 19 1/4 Heteromphalum, Small one, touching the last at the East. 54 Mastogoma 7 rays 78 1/2 Amphitetrus : Small one. N.S.W. of an Actinocyst 60 1/4 in same field. 60 3/8 Coscinodiscus omphalanthus ? Ehu. 69 1/4 or oculn.iridii ? Triceratium N.E. of last. 44 1/4 Empodiscus quaternarius Ehu. 86 1/4 Coscinodiscus oculus iridis ? Ehu. 46 27 1/4 Sceptroneis Caducent Ehu. touching last. Sceptroneis Caduens : 2 fragments Crossing, just above the Coscinodiscus 21 No descript. touching Coscinodiscus
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No. 1529 Slide b. Richmond, Va. 55/8 Loosimodiscus gigas Ehr. Large 28 " " " Small one. " " oculus iridis Ehr. " touching last. 62/4 63/4 68 3/4 69 3/4 " " gigas Ehr. " " (marginalis Ehr.) (Small) " " gigas Ehr. E. of last. " " lineatus Ehr. 68/4 73 64 3/4 71 1/4 62 67 1/4 Diadalia: n.v. sp.: (Small) Loosimodiscus lineatus Ehr. " " Melocena circularis Ehr. S. of last. 60/2 Loosimodiscus perforatus Ehr. 69 " Sytstiphania: touching wffful margin of last. " Dictyocha lenta S.E. of last. 61 1/2 Chaetoceros incisurum B. (S. of a broken 28 3/4 58 3/4 75 " " (cingulum with 4. horns) 58 1/2 72 1/0 " " 2 horns broken touching a bit of Loos. marginalis. 59 63 1/4 Chaetoceros n. sp.: S.E. of a broken Cerc. gigas. 57 3/4 Loosimodiscus gigas Ehr. 66 1/4 " " oculus iridis: Ehr. 2 specimens touching last. 60 80/8 Navicula (Syptotigma) sigma Ehr. at S.E. corner of a spot of lamp black. " Chaetoceros. S. of spot of lamp black 50 1/8 Denticella tridentata Ehr. Side view 69 1/4 Biddulphia 72 3/4 Biddulphia neglectus B. med. " Holmocyclus hypidiela Ehr. S.S.W. of last (touching a broken ring) 48 1/2 Navicula (Syptotigma) sigma Ehr. near nether end of a long bit of Syptotima 78 1/8 43 1/4 Gallionella Dulcata Ehr. forming a column. 67 3/4 43 7/8 Bacteriaceum Virginicum B. med. 78 7/8 touching E. margin of a Cosimodiscus.
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No. 1539 Slide 6. (Continued.) 42. Actinophrys octodensains Eh. 72 " " M. E. of last " Dictyocha Crus. 2 specimens in lower parts of field-
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No. 1530. Slide D. Maryland Cretaceous. 63 1/3 Asterolampra Marylandica Eh. 58 1/4 " " 45 1/4 " " 69 1/2 Loocinodiscus oculus iridis? Eh. 52 Denticella tridentata Eh. 69 1/4 " 59 Rhaphoneis rhombus 55 1/2 Mastogonia near last 52 1/4 Loocinodiscus, showing structure well. 67 3/4 " oculus iridis Eh. 50 1/8 " 66 " 48 Goniothecium top view 67 1/4 " 42 1/8 Forasphelodiscus pyridicula Eh. 39 Omphalofelta areolata Eh. 70 1/4 Melocena triangularis 48 1/4 67 49 65
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No. 1531 Slide E. Altamaha River - Georgia 46 2/3 Enpodiscus radiatus Ehr. (Rice field earth) 81 3/4 63 1/4 " 72 1/4 59 1/2 " 74 1/2 57 " 77 1/2 " slightly deformed 40 Triceratium farns Ehr. 67 1/2 62 " 75 61 1/4 " 78 1/4 57 1/2 " 79 1/4 59 3/4 Bolidulphia tridentata Ehr. 77 Denticella 54 Amphitritas ornata Shadbutt, Tangled variety 77 1/2 Enpodiscus germanicus Ehr. 3 feet. 49 " quaternarius Ehr. 4 ". 68 3/4 47 Yugoeros shembris Ehr. 67 1/4 " 49 " 76 1/4 6 " 46 3/4 Terfodinö [illegible] Ehr. Seen obliquely 78 1/2 46 Coscinodiscus oculus-iridis? Ehr. 68 1/4 45 1/4 73 1/4
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Fossil (flinty) Diatoms No. 1532 Slide F West Point N.Y. 65 Navicula maegnalis Ehr. 4 specimens 70 " Stanoneis Baileyi Ehr. 54 3/4 " Ennotia tetraodon touching wd. of last. 71 1/4 " Navicula dilatata, just N. of Stans. Baileyi- 46 1/4 Navicula maegnalis Ehr., vertical 73 1/2 " Stanoneis Baileyi Slido by side 41 1/8 Stanoneis Baileyi 69 3/4 " Navicula maegnalis touching end of last. 54 1/8 Amphidiscus potula Ehr. 2 specimens together (= Spongilithes) 74 3/4 " Navicula maegnalis Ehr. wd. of above " Stanoneis gracilis Ehr. N. of last. 51 1/8 Amphidiscus anchora Ehr. lying across a bit of Pennularia 65 3/4 " Locconema aspera Ehr. 75 1/4 " Navicula maegnalis, just below last. 41 1/8 Spongilithis aspera Ehr. 81 1/8 63 Navicula Bacillum Ehr. (Smace.) 73 " " N. wd. of last 62 1/2 Ennotia omnidora Ehr. 67 3/4
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No. 1533 Slide L. Blue Hill Pond, etc. 52/61 Primularia gigas Ehr. 59/18 73/43 60 69/43 59 67/18 55/8 75/72 55 63/18 51/2 29/18 44/12 77/14 2 specimens Stauroneis Phoenicentron: Ehr. Smirella splendida Ehr. obtained Cocconema asperum Ehr.
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No. 1534 Slide A. Greenland and other casts of Polythalamia from cretaceous rocks, New Jersey, U.S. America 49 1/2 Spiral cast of a Rotalia 79 3/4 " 57 1/4 " 73 3/4 " 48 3/4 " 71 " 44 Portion of spiral, with connecting tube. 60
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No. 1535. Slide I. Enterprise Florida 200 miles fr. Mouth of St. Johns. 50/8 Terpsinoë (undica) top view 70/4 " 60/2 " 78/4 " Schmonthes near wd. of last 50 Terpsinoë undica 67/2 The great mass on the slide is composed of Odontella polymorpha of Kützing.
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No. 1536. Slide J. Monterey (Lower stratum) No. 1537. Slide K. Mr. Lake house San Francisco
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Soundings Atlantic Ocean No. 1567 Slide A. Lat. 34° 05' N. Lm 14° 30' W. 140 Fath. No. 1568 Slide B. 1310 Fathoms Lat. 44° 41' N. Lm 24° 35' W.
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No. 1569 Slide No. 1360 Fathoms Lat. 44° 41' N. Long. 24° 35' W. No. 1570 D. 1360 Fathoms Lat. 44° 41' N. Long. 24° 35' W.
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No. 1571 Slide E. 1360 Fath. Lat. 44° 41' N. Long. 24° 35' W. No. 1572 F. 1580 Fathoms Lat. 49° 56' Lon. 13° 13' 45" W.
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No. 1573 Slide S. 1580 Fathoms Lat. 49° 56' N. Lon. 13° 13' 45" W. No. 1574 S. 1580 Fathoms Lat. 49° 56' 30" Lon 13° 13' 45" W.
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No. 1575 Slide I. 2000 Lathoms Lat. 54°17' N. Lon. 22°33' E. No. 1576 I. 2000 Lathoms Lat. 54°17' N. Lon. 22°33' E.
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No. 1577 Slide K. 1300 Fathoms Omds of Ocean No. 1578 L. 1360 Fathoms. Lat. 44° 41' N. Lm. 24° 35' W. No. 1579 M. 1360 Fathoms Lat 44° 41' N. Lm 24° 35' W.
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No. 1580 Slide N. 33 Fathoms Lat. 0° 29' 58" Lon. 45° 56' 35" 25. No. 1581 Slide O. 2150 Fathoms ? Lat 13° S. Long. 163° E. No 1581½ Slide O. Same as above
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No. 1582 Slide P. Atlantic Ocean 2280 Lakhmo Ship Vela de Bilbao Lat. 0. 21' N. Lon 23° 28' 52" W. No. 1583 Q. Atlantic Ocean Ship Vela de Bilbao Lat 0. 21' N. Lon 23° 28' 52" W.
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No. 1584 Slide R. Atlantic Ocean 2380 f. Ship Trilha de Pêbra Lat 0. 31' 24. Lon 28° 28' 52" W. No. 1585 S. Deep Sea Soundings Rhopalashram lagenosum Ehr.
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No. 1586 Slide I. Atlantic Ocean 2280 Fath. Ship Vella de Bilbao - Lat 0.21' N. Lon. 23° 28' 52" W. No. 1587 M. Finer parts- Atlantic Ocean 2280 Fathoms.
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Perujo Japan Expedition - No. 1588 Slide No. (31A.) 54/4 Dentocella tridens Eh. 2 frustules. Small- 70 52/8 71/2 42 63 No. 1589 Perry B. (31B.)
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No. 1590 Perry C. Card No. 1 brushed from a Sargassum. 148/28 3/4 40 1/8 38 1/2 No. 1591 Perry D. Jeddo Bay 57 1/4 Anulacodiscus- 87 1/4 57 3/4 Strachnoididens japoniens 88 64 1/4 Denticella bdelinphia top view 28 1/8 45 Anlidiscus- 82 1/2 61 Nitschia 31 61 1/4 Tetragramma & funicules
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No. 1592 Perry E. Jeddo Bay 34 5 1/4 Stolacordisens 7 1/2 Krachnor disens 2 1/2 6 2/2 3 3/4 6 1/4 No. 1593 Perry F. 4 2 7/8 Campyloedisens 73 3/4 4 9 7/8 2 fnstules of Tetragramma ? 4 0 1/4 + 5 2 1/4 Campyloedisens 7 6 1/2 5 5 3/4 Cyclorella Kitzingii ? 2 9 - 4 6 Nitschia 7 7 Diploneis 2 8 2/3 4 9 3/4 Stoliscens 2 1 1/2
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No. 1594 Perry-L. Jeddle Bay Nov. 11. 1860 Lent to Judge Johnson 46 1/4 Amphitetrus - with Denticella tridens near it 76 1/4 Stolidiscus 80 3 1/2 Campylodiscus partly obscured 85 1/2 Stalacodiscus 90 58 3/4 Strachmoidiscus 59 63 73 1/4 Stolidiscus - deformed 68 64 1/2 Amphitetrus: phamic form, several seen 69 85 1/2 54 1/8 Stalacodiscus 67 1/4 42 1/4 Strachmoidiscus 36 1/2 Stalacodiscus - dark. look at it as opaque 88 1/2 45 1/2 Stalacodiscus 84 1/8 30 61 1/2 No. 1595 Perry-H. S. Side of Japan 50 1/4 Stalacodiscus - 30 1/2
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Soundings - various. No. 1596. Slide 50. Ocean. 1300 Fath. No. 1597. B. Sols. of Sands 25 7 Faths. 2ft. No. 1598. C. Peritium 150 Fath. 53 3/4. Triceratium farns - very large 27 1/4. 42 1/8. Podocyrtis ? fragment. 50 1/4. 40 1/8. Hyalodiscus radiatus good me 73 1/4. 42 3/4. Encystidium ?? 72 1/4. 59. Horn of Chaetoceros falcatum 61 3/4. 32. Nalicarya with 3 holes. 73 1/2. Hirtirastrium Lambley fragt. 75.
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No. 1599 D. Strs. of Sangar 29 fath. Mancoch No.1.- Rindings No. 1600. E. Ngulhas Bank, S. Africa Light portions obt. by floating. 70 fath. No. 1601 F. Edge of Ngulhas Bank. Natural State. 70 fath. S. Africa
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No. 1602 S. Key Biscayne 2/4 fails. No. 1603 S. washed from Landings Portion W. 19 Fath. No. 1604 S. Gulf Stream - Portion 9 - 100 Fath.
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No. 1605 J. 1840 Gatlantis (broken) No. 1606 K. (broken) Amphora: Lat. 0. 32' No. 1609 L. Coast of Georgia Triceratium farro Che. Inland passage 60 miles from Jacksonville
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No.1608 M. Lat 38.04.40 Lon.43°56.47 90 Fathoms No.1609 N. Lat. 40.59.55 Lon. 41.48.55 19 Fathoms No.1670 O. Soundings N.No.1- 90 Fath. By Renigatim - Lat 38.04.40 Lon. 43.56.47. S.E. of Menlofien.
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No. 1611 P. Soundings N. 26. 2. 10 fathoms. By longation- Lat. 38. 40. 40. - Lon. 75. 0. 30. S. E. of Cape Henlopen. No. 1612 Q. Soundings N. 26. 17. 20 fathoms. By longation- Lat. 38. 29. 56. - Lon. 74. 38. 04. S. E. of Henlopen. No. 1613 R. Soundings N. 26. 67. 50 fathoms. By longation Lat. 38. 09. 23. - Lon. 74. 04. 05. S. E. of Henlopen.
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No.1614 S. Soundings & No.27. 20 Fathoms. By Levigation. Lat. 38° 41' Lon. 74° 06' No.1615 J. Soundings & No.31. 50 Fathoms. By Levigation. Lat. 39° 28' 35" Lon. 42° 44' 35" No.1616 M. St. George's Bank Peridinium longipes Bailey.
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No. 1614 V. St. George's Bank. Peridinium No. 1618 31. St. George's Bank. Chaetoceros Rhizosolenia No. 1619 2. Near Great Point Light. Denticella dubra sc. Narragansett
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No. 16210 Y. Near Great Ot. Light Dentiscella dubra or Rantucket. No. 1621 Z. Near New So. Shoal, off Rantucket. Dentiscella dubra Bailey - Les figms in Rebat {on Soundings} No. 1622 A' Soundings off Rantucket. Dentiscella dubra 16 1/4 Fath.
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No. 1623 D' Infraorium. Excavation for building, corner of Waller Water etc. N.Y. No. 1624 D' Same as above No. 1625 D' Silicified Polytalania.
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No.1626 E' 110 ft. under Charleston S.C. No.1627 F' 135 ft. below Charleston S.C. No.1628 G' Fort Dachita Polychalania in blue slaty clay.
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No. 1639 H' Fort Washita No. 1630 J' Derry, St. Fossil Infusoria, partly dissolved in Hydro-acid No. 1631 J' Derry St. Same as above
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No.1632 K' Drentham, Maco. Fossil Infusoria. No.1633 L' Bermuda Chaetoceros diploneis side view. near /proa Calcmodidicus No.1634 M' Bermuda
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No. 1635 N' Bermuda. Palycistinae No. 1636 O' Bermuda Renigated.- No. 1637 P' Locality unknown. Stauroneis partly dissolved in Hydrofluor Navicula
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No.1638 L' Locality unknown. No.1639 R' S. Carolina Polythalania. No.1640 S' Wind of Kemble's Marsh- Polythalania.
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No. 1641 Y. Lerant Mmd. Dentocella tridens- No. 1642 W. Lerant Mmd. No. 1643 Y. Lerant Mmd.
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No. 1644. W' Levant Sand No. 1645. X' Boston, Lincolnshire, Eng. Fossil Lagenar " Polychalania No. 1646. Y' Same as above
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No. 1647 Z' Eng- Gothic animalcules contained in a Substance called "Floating Brick." No. 1648 N" Thames Gravelend. No. 1649 D" Wye, Maryland Polycestma
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No. 1650 E" Wye, Maryland. No. 1651 D" Wye, Maryland No. 1652 E" Wye, Maryland Fossil Polycistinae
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No. 1653 F" Wye, Maryland. No. 1654 G" Calvert Co. Maryland. No. 1655 H" Petersburg.
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No. 1656 J" Petersburg. Da No. 1657 J" Petersburg- 50 feet. No. 1658 K" Petersburg. Da Enopodiscus germanicus.
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No. 1659 L" Petersburg, Va. Enopodiscus quaternarius Cha. Denticella No. 1660 M" Petersburg, Va. Zygocecas rhombus. No. 1661 N" Petersburg, Va. Enopodiscus (Near North Run-
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No.1662 O" Petersburg Va. Zygoceros rhombus Empodisens quimaria & Rogersii No.1663 P" Richmond Va. 34/8 50 1/2 34 3/4 72 Ditylum (by candle light) W. W. of bore or iridis.
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No. 1664 Q" Richmond 5a 53¼ 61⅞ d. +8½ 60¾ d +47 65 d 67½ 43½ b 59 63¼ d 58 d 72½ 65½ 2½ a 45½ 28 a 60+ 72½ d Gomothecium obtusum ²² in the ring of a Cycnoïdien Gomothecium odintella Ehr. + specimen- Side view. odintella " " Gomothecium Rogersii Ehr. in the ring of a Codémotidien Gomothecium obtusum ²² " " 2 specimens- Piddulphia tridentata Ehr. Craspedodiscus Cotemodiscens Ehr,
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No. 1665 R" Richmond, Va 49/6934 Irieratum, curiously distorted No. 1666 S" Richmond Va Chaetoceros recurvum No. 1667 T" Richmond Va
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No. 1668 M" Richmond Va. Chaetoceros a fragment. No. 1669 V" Richmond Va. Infusoria - Behind Monumental Church Polythalamera - upper part of stratum. No. 1670 N" Richmond Va. 3d Rains behind Medical College.
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No. 1671 2" Richmond Va. No. 1672 2" Richmond Va. Chaetoceros No. 1673 2" Richmond Va. Upper part of stratum.
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No. 1674. A.A. Richmond Va. No. 1675. B.B. Richmond No. 1676 C.C. Richmond Va. Triceratum amblycerot.
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No.1644 D.D. Richmond, Va. Disc from dufusoria - Cotemodisens gigas Eh. No.1678 E.E. (probably Richmond) 58 3/4 Loose. vc. viridis 2 specimens. 70 1/2 52 1/2 70 44 4 74 45 67 Varienta Sigma Craspedodiscus
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No. 1679 J. F. Piscataway, Ind. No. 1680 L. S. Piscataway, Ind. No. 1681 H. H. Piscataway Ind. Asterobampra Dmylandica
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No. 1682. J. D. Petersburg Va. No. 1683. J. F. Pamunkey River. Va. (Miocene) No. 1684. K. K. Hollis Cliffs. Va.
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No. 1685 L. L. Brown's Smel's Va. No. 1686 M. M. Meherin River Va. No. 1687 N. N. Meherin River Va.
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No. 1688 O.D. Stratford Cliffs Va. No. 1689 P.P. Stratford Cliffs Va. No. 1690 Q.Q. Rappahannock Cliffs Va.
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No. 1691. R. R. Rappahannock Cliffs No. 1692. S. S. Rappahannock Cliffs S. Chilton No. 1693. J. J. Rappahannock Cliffs
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No. 1694 M. U. Bristol Prime Cliffs in Rappahannock Va.
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Fremont Series. No. 1695 Shale A. Oregon. Fossil Infusoria No. 1696 B. Oregon Fossil Infusoria No. 1697 C. Oregon
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No. 1698 D. Fossil Infusoria No. 1699 E. Fossil Infusoria No. 1700 F.
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No. 1701 Slide S. Fossil Infusoria No. 1702. H. Polythalamia -
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Marine-Deutons- No. 1703 Slide 1a. St. George's Bank From Stomach of Pteryodactylus grandis. No. 1704 1b. Same as above No. 1705 1c St. George's Bank Chaeloceros sc. from Stomach of Pteryodactylus
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No. 1706 Slide 1 d. St. George's Banks. From stomach of Botryodactyla grandis. No. 1707 1 e. St. George's Banks. Same as above No. 1708 2 a Fort Hamilton, U.S.A. Melodia
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No. 1709 5a Rockaway, N.Y. Navicula sigmata; No. 1710 4a Stonington, Conn. Plenotigma formosum Smith Styalodiscus No. 1711 5a Edgartown Harbor. outer buoys. Chamel midway between inner Amphitetracus
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No. 1712 5b. Edgartown Harbor. Musteliscus fumotatus Bailey. Amphitretas No. 1713 5c. Edgartown Harbor. No. 1714 5d. Edgartown Harbor. Enopodiscus.
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No. 1715 5 p. Edgartown Harbor, Mass. No. 1716 5 f Edgartown Harbor, Mass. No. 1717 5 g Edgartown Harbor, Mass. Mastodons punctatus Bisley- Ceratulus longidens
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No. 1418 5 h. Edgartown, Mass. Entololenia No. 1419 5 i Edgartown Harbor, Mass. Enprodicens No. 1420 6 a Outer buoy off Cape Poge (Martha's Vineyard) Mastodiscens
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No. 1721 6b. Cape Page- Mastodons No. 1722 6c. Cape Page- No. 1723 6d. Cape Page-
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No. 1424 6x Cafe Page. No. 1425- 6f. Cafe Page Mastodons punctatus. No. 1426 6g- Osterbury Cafe Page- Enpadoicent Triceratium.
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No. 1727. Ch. Cape Poge. No. 1728. 6i. Outer buoy Cape Poge. No. 1729. 6j. Outer buoy off Cape Poge.
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No.1730. 6 k. Cafe Page. No.1731. 6 l. Onter bury. Cafe Page- Enpostisens. No.1732. 6 m. Onter bury off Cafe Page.
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No. 1433. 6m. Outer Bay, Cape Page. Eupodiscus Triceratium favus- No. 1434. 6o. Outer Bay, Cape Page. Ceratamulus muricidus Ehr. No. 1435. 6p. Cape Page-
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No. 1736. Cg. Cape Page. No. 1737. Ya Rio Janeiro. No. 1738. Yb. Off Flores. Rio de Janeiro.
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No. 1759. 8a Monte Sides- Spirules and a few Diatoms in mud- No. 1740. 9a Drena Delta, Mexico No. 1741. 10a East Indies- Nicker Dred.
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No.1742 11a. Assistance Bay. Cornwallis Island. No.1743 12a. Oregon No.1744 13a. Gulf Stream Grammostomum per elegans Bailey
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No. 1445. 14a. St. John's S. America No. 1446. 15a Boston Harbor. Radoegilis Americana. Dr. Drake No. 1447. 16a Marsh near Sandy.
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No. 1748 17a Loc. unknown Marine diatoms No. 1749 17b Locality unknown- Marine Diatoms No. 1750 18a Loc. unknown. 48 1/2 Nitschia fig 37 in ring 78 1/4 45 1/4 " another species 30 1/4 55 1/9 Top view of a Polymorph. 77 1/4
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No. 1451 18 b. Locality unknown. 61½ Empodriens 69½ Primularia magna B. 61 Amphitrites cuspidata B. 64+ Nitochia granulata B. 61½ " " other valve. 5¾ 11½ 50 11½ Ditylum 49½ 85½
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No. 1752. Slide A. Chalk England. No. 1753 B. Chalk. No. 1754 C. Chalk.
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No.1755 D. Shalk. 51/4 Vodosaria anglica? a fragment. 63/8 50 3/4 Spicule ? 81/2 46/2 Vodosaria monila observed. 70 1/8 44+ Spiroflecta Rosula ? 68/4 43 3/4 Septilaria dilatata, broken but good. 28/4 No.1756 E. Shalk. Dors, England.
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No. 1457 F. Chalk, Dover, England Writing Chalk used in Barracks, heated first with Sulphate of Soda, then with CO² 33 ¾ Grammoslomum ? Large me 77 ¼ " Eugeneina acanthophora N.W. of last See Mik. R. 28 fig. 25- 41 ¾ Grammoslomum Scabrum Elw. 74 ¾ See Mik. 2c fig 14 70 ½ Sextilaria dilatata Cha. 65 its vertex at a yellow spot, on air bubble in float cell but me 65 Plamalina amphalolofita L.c fig 48 63 ¼ Sextilaria dilatata showing orifice 24 ¼ "This catalogue cannot belong to this slide C.S." No. 1458 S. Chalk. 52 ½ 76
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No. 1759 No. Chalk from Dorset, Sussex Eng- No. 1760 I. Chalk from the interior of Silicified Polythalamia-
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No. 1761 J. Chalk Menden, France No. 1762 H. Chalk, Menden, France,
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No. 1763 L. Shalt Mail Elenberg- Oran, Africa. No. 1764 - M. Shalt Mail - Elenberg- Oran, Africa
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No. 1481 Slide A. Smithsonian Cont. Greenport, N.Y. 4+1 Podocystis - fig. 34- 35 2/3 4+0 Smirella C.S. 30 4+9 Rhabdonema 28 No. 1482 B. St. George's Bank From Stomach of Btryodactyla grandis- acted on by acid- fig. 21, 22. 60+ Chaetoceros boreale 64 1/3 50 1/4 76 2/3 49 3/4 72 1/2 41 7/8 41 44 43+ Seen obliquely 2 specimens
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No. 1783 Slide b. Anderson River. 54% Hnilisius ferrinotus B. 72% No. 1784 D. Garden Key, Florida Chinasosphaenia fig 9-10.
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No. 1785 E. Valifox- 68/4 Zygocerus radiatus: B. oblique view. 69/8 65/2 Gyrwhyma faint, near a black spot. 70+ Difloneis 64+ 74/4 Campylodiscus 63 72/4 Hyalodiscus, N.E. of the Difloneis- 64+ 75 Small one No. 1786 F. Ballast Point. Tampa Bay. Florida 50/8 Triceratium (fig. 20) 61/8 56/4 Nuliscus fuminosus B. oblique view 28+ 52/2 Eupodiscus radiatus B. 70 45/8 Nuliscus fuminosus B. Top view 30 C.S. 1x0 Nuliscus fuminosus, side view, like 75 the fig. in Smithsonian Cent. 45 Chamber shell very fine- 74
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No. 1487 S. Pallask Pt. Florida- Washings of Sponge Dr. Vanardale 2+3/8 Diploneis 40 1/4 Stiliscus caelatus B. 40 1/4 78+ 35 1/2 64 1/8 No. 1488 H. Ballast Pt. Florida 60 Mastodons primovens B. 2 valves 39 7/8 Triceratium broken 59 75 1/8
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No. 1789 J. Dural's Creek, Florida Campylobus angustus B. Campylobus clypens No. 1790 - J. fig. 23-24. Synedra undulata Bailey.
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No. 1791. K. Petersburg, Da Eupodiscus germaniens- Zygoceros shombis No. 1792. L. Richmond, Da Chaetoceros recurvum fig 18030- Zygoceros side view
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No. 1793.- M. Niagara Falls. Stephanodiscus Niagarae 05 No. 1794.- M. Califor. 65 1/4 Variacula granulata B. "fig. 10-. 52- 56 68 1/2 Ampliflora 57 1/4 Variacula Sigmoid-. 63 1/4
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No. 1495. O. Stalifox- 5½ Hyalodiscus 67 broken. 4½/2 31 49 Zygoceros radiatus D. fig. 59 67 50/8 Stamoptera oblonga B. 3 specimens- 37/2 C.S. 5½ Campylodiscus: very remarkable. 66 No. 1496. P. D'fracombe fig. 20. Amphitretas antediluvianum Grammatophora africana:
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No. 1794. Slidøt. Høndsen River. No. 1798. B. Høndsen River. No. 1799. C. Høndsen River. Nestle.
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No. 1800 - D. near West Point on Hudson River Lichensphara Boccenema other parasitic Infusoria. No. 1801. E. Hudson River, N.Y. No. 1802. F. Hudson River near West Pt.
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No. 1803. G. Hondem River near W. Mt. Lamophora No. 1804. H. Hondem River No. 1805. I. Hondem River
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No.1806. J. Hondem River. Locconema Bacillaria paradoxa No.1807. K. Hondem River U. B. the lowest filament No.1808. L. Hondem River Lucinophora
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No. 1809. M. Hendem Rives No. 1810. N. Hendem Rives No. 1811. O. Hendem Rives
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No. 18125. P. Kondem Rink
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Desmeliace. No. 1813 Slide A Westmaelands England. No. 1814. B. Westmaelands Eng. No. 1815. C. N. Wales- Setnemorns Brebesonii
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No. 1816.- D. Wales. Enastrum affine No. 1817.- E. N. Wales. Enastrum pelta. No. 1818.- F. Enastrum gemmatum.
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No. 1819. G. No. 1820. H. Wales. Enastrum felta. No. 1821. I. Coast of Yorkshire. Imnocalulina tuberculata.
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No. 1822. J. Dolgelly, Wales. Kanthidium fricatum No. 1823. L. West Point, N.Y. (Syndarideae) No. 1824. M. West Point, N.Y. Calosternia
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No. 1825. N. England. Placarium coccineum. No. 1826. O. Wales. Delmidium cylindricum. P. Q. R. oniseing.
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No. 1827. S. Closterium digitum - No. 1828. T. Wales. Closterium - No. 1829. U. Wales- Staurastrum incus
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No. 1830. V. Staurastrum - needs high power. No. 1831. W. N. Wales. Closterium longidum. No. 1832. X. Wales. Desmidsceae.
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No. 1833 Y. England. Desmidiae No. 1834 Z. Wales. Desmidiae.
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From Florida- No. 1859. Slide 1a. St. Augustine Florida Hyalodiscus No. 1860. 1b. St. Sebastian River near San Augustine. Cosmodiscus Enpodiscus radiatus Tetragramma Americana. Side sander. Mastodiscus. No. 1861. 1c. Bridge at San Augustine.
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No. 1862. 1 d. Bridge over San Augustine. Hyalodiscus. No. 1863. 1 e. Anastasia Island (near San Augustine) Amphora Amphorozoa ex. No. 1864. 1 f. St. Augustine. Lircevatiun found Etc.
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No. 1865- 1 g. Bridge near St Augustino. (not Levigated.) No. 1866- 1 h. " " " No. 1867- 1 i. Near St. Augustini Fla.- Tetragramma Americana Bailey-
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No. 1868. 1 j. Bridge - St. Augustine No. 1869. 1 k. Same as above- Skylodisense No. 1870. 1 k. Bridge at San Augustine Onustodisens-
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No. 1841. 1 m. St. Sebastian River near San Augustine. Incerations [illegible] Etc. Denticella ? No. 1842. 2 a. Doral's Creek, Florida. No. 1843. 2 b. Doral's Creek, Fla.
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No. 1844- 2 c. Dnral's Creek, Florida 5 3/4 Serpulinae musica Ehr. 6 1/4 5 1/2 - 3 1/2 - 5 7/12 3 8/18 5 2/18 3 2/18 4 1/8 3 9/18 " " 2 spec. end views. " " Serpuloneis maculata B. " " with I. musica No. 1845- 2 d. Dnral's Cr. Florida - Camphylodiscus Clypeus- No. 1846- 2 e. Dnral's Creek, Florida - Enterpriso - Serpulinae musica Serpuloneis punctata
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No. 1877. 2 f. Doral's C. Enterprise Fla. No. 1878. 2 g. Doral's C. Florida - No. 1879. 3 a. Coast of Florida Recent Polypathalania -
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No. 1880.- 3b. Garden Key Florida Rhabdonema Grammatophora- No. 1881.- 3c. Portugas Climacosphenia. No. 1882. 3d. Garden Key Florida Climacosphenia ramosa Bail.
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No. 1883.- 3 e. Inland passage 50 miles from Jacksonville No. 1884.- 3 f. Inland passage 60 miles from Jacksonville No. 1885- 4 a. Ballast Pt. Tampa Bay. Sarcopticus punctatus B.
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No. 1886.- 4 b. Yampa- Enprodiens radiatus B. No. 1887. 4 c. Ballast Point, Yampa Bay. Mactodidens pruvinus B. No. 1888. 4 d. Yampa Bay- Mactodidens pruvinus Bail.-
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No. 1889. H.c. Ballast Point, Tampa. Mastodiscus. Enopodiscus. No. 1890. 4 f. No. 1891. 4 g.
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No. 1892. 4 h. Tampa Bay, Florida Mastodiscus firmistans C. No. 1893. 4 i. Ballast Point, Tampa Bay. Grammatophora re No. 1894. 4 j. Ballast Point Tampa Bay. Fragment of a large Mastodiscus firmistans.
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No. 1895. 4 k. Ballast Pont. Tampa. Actinophychns: Grammatophora Mastodiscus frumivent Enopodiscus radiatus. No. 1896. 4 k. Ballast Pont. Tampa. No. 1897. 4 m. Tampa.
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No. 1898. 4 m. Tampa. Amphiprora. No. 1899. 4 o. Tampa. Infusorial Stratum. No. 1900. 4 p. Tampa. Infusorial Stratum.
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No. 1901. 4 q. Pallast Pt. Tampa Bay. 45 1/4. Hnlicud primotus B. 66 1/8 48 60 1/3 Actinoptychus 16 rays. 47 62 1/2 Tryblinella pentellum Sm. 57 1/2 72 1/4+ = Sminrella circumdata B. No. 1902. 4 p. Pallast Pt. Tampa Bay, Fla. Pinnularia Actinoptychus 12 rays No. 1903. 4 s. Pallast Pt. Tampa Bay. Triceratium setigerum B.
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No. 1904.- 4 t. Ballast Pt. Tampa. Mastodious Enpodiscus. No. 1905.- 4 m. Ballast Pt. Tampa Bay- side view of Mastodious primosus. No. 1906.- 4 t. Ballast Pt. Tampa Bay- Triceratium feterum B.
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No. 1907- 4 wt. Near Tampa, Fla. Inferior Stratum- No. 1908- 5a- Picolata, Florida. Diatoma- No. 1909- 5b. Little Hillsborough River.
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No.1910. 5c. Volusia, Florida. Terpsinuis americana Ehr. No.1911. 5d. Anastasia S. Florida. Amphora Amphipora. No.1912. 5d. Cape (Paane ?) Maetodiscus inaequalis. side view.
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No. 1913. 5f. Palatka, Florida. Diatoma Ehrenbergii No. 1914. 5g. Demadore Creek Fla. Campylodiscus. No. 1915. 6a. Off St. Simons S. Georgia Serpsinö America Triceratum fans.
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No. 1916- 6 b. Kofetov, near the Altamaha- Tetragnamma americana, (side river) No. 1917- 6c. Saranah, Ga. Rind of Rice field ditches No. 1918 6d. Rice fields 10 miles above Saranah, Ga.
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No. 1919.- 6 e. Rice fields, 10 miles abov Savannah, Georgia No. 1920. 6 f. Rice fields, 10 miles abov Savannah, Ga. No. 1921. 6 g. Rice fields, 10 miles abov Savannah, Ga.
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No. 1922. Ch. Rice fields 10 miles above Saramah, Ya. No. 1923. Ci. Same as above- (not ligated.) No. 1924. Cj. Fort Jackson, near Saramah.
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No. 1925. 6 k. Rio Fields. Ornd & Ligation Col. Mcallister's No. 1926. Ya. Sullerani St. S. Ca. Grammatophora- No. 1927. Jb. Grahamsville S. Ca. Peridinium-
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No. 1928. 8a. Rice fields 2 ft. below Wilmington N.C. No. 1929. 9a. Mud. Charleston, S.C. No. 1930. 9b. On the Ashley River, 6 miles from Charleston, S.C.
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No. 1931. 9 c. Charleston, S. C. Amphitretus. No. 1932. 9 d. Charleston, S. C. No. 1933. 9 e. Charleston, S. C.
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No. 1934. 9 f. Charleston, S. C. No. 1935. 9 g. Charleston, S. C. No. 1936. 10 a. Centreport, Alabama.
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No. 1937. 10 b Centreport, N.Y. No. 1938. 10 c Centreport, N.Y. No. 1939. 10 d Centreport, N.Y.
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No. 1940. 10 e. Centrepont, Alabama No. 1941. 11 a New Orleans, La. No. 1942. 12 a New Bramfels, Texas. Suplino America Etc.
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No. 1943. 13a Missouri River near St. Louis. No. 1944. 14a Jackson, Miss. No. 1945. 15a Artisian Well 48 to 50 ft. Fort Monroe, Va.
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No. 1946. 15b Mud of James River City Point, Va. No. 1947. 15c Coal River, Va. No. 1948. 15d Williamsburg, Va.
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No. 1949. 16a Old Point Comfort Va. Surface 201. No. 1950. 16b Old Point Comfort. 53 to 56 No. 1951. 16c Old Point Comfort. 48 to 53
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No.1952. 16 d. Old Point Comfort. 0". Polyphalania No.1953. 16 e. Old Point Comfort. Depth 98 to 105. No.1954. 16 f. Old Point Comfort. 57 to 68 feet.
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No. 1955. 16g. Old Point Comfort. 84 to 89 ft. No. 1956. 16h. Old Point Comfort. 53 to 57 ft. No. 1957. 16i. Old Point Comfort. 84 to 89 ft.
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No.1958. 17a Traverse Bay, Lake Michigan No.1959. 17b. " " No.1960. 17c. " "
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No. 1961. 17 d. Traverse Bay, Lake Michigan Recent Infusoria No. 1962. 17 p. Lake Elizabeth Oakland Co. Michigan. No. 1963. 17 f. Oakland, Michigan.
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No. 1964. 17 g. Oakland Co. Michigan- No. 1965. 17 h. Recent Infusoria No. 1966. 17 i. Michigan
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No. 1964. 17 j. Mackinaw. No. 1968. 17 k. Oakland Co. Mich. No. 1969. 18 a Morris Co. New Jersey.
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No. 1970. 18 b. Mapleton N. Jersey. Naienlas ney minute. No. 1971. 18 c. Form sand of Delaware River at Burlington N. J. Sorinella sc No. 1972. 19 a Cleveland, Ohio.
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No. 1973. 19 b. Pies at Cleveland, Ohio. Phaeonema paradoxa No. 1974. 20 a Rockaway N.Y. Diddlephia fulchella No. 1975. 20 b. Rockaway N.Y. Navicula Baltica Nastoctions radiatus.
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No. 1976. 20 c. Rockaway. Iraceralium farns Ehr. No. 1977. 20 d. Rockaway N. Baltica N. Sigma: Mastodiscus radiatus. No. 1978. 20 e. Rockaway. Amphiprora carinata. Navicula Baltica
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No. 1979. 20 f. Rochaway. Amphiprora. Bastodiscus. No. 1980. 20 g. Rochaway. Amphiprora No. 1981. 20 h. Rochaway.
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No. 1982. 21a Hndem River, N.Y. No. 1983. 21b. " " " No. 1984. 21c. " " "
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No. 1985. 21 d. Nadeem River, N.Y. Mastodons radiatus B. No. 1986. 21 e. From Dend of Nadeem River No. 1987. 21 f. Nadeem River N.Y. Triceratium yams Ehr.
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No. 1988. 21 g. Henderson Davis, N.Y. No. 1989. 21 h. " " No. 1990. 21 i. " "
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No. 1991. 21 j. Hndlem Rirs, N.Y. No. 1992. 21 k. Ownd of Newyork Dochs. Seratoculus longidus. No. 1993. 21 L. Ownd Hndlem River Nyle Park.
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No. 1994. 21 m. Hendon River, N.Y. Vanicula Ceratulus longidens Smirella Triceratium famt. No. 1995. 21 m. Hendon River N.Y. Amphiprora alata: Ehr. No. 1996. 22 a Greenpat. N.Y.
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No. 1997. r.r.b. Greenpat, N.Y. Seratoneis. No. 1998. r.r.c Greenpat, N.Y. Grammatophora m. No. 1999. r.r.d Greenpat, N.Y. Podocyrtis.
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No. 2000. zz e. Greenpat, N.Y. Fragments of Amphibrana No. 2001. zz f. " " No. 2002. zz g. Salt Marsh "
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No. 2003. 22 h. Greenpat. L. Island Varicula, with delicate diagonals N.Y. scared lines. No. 2004. 22 i. Varicula Same as above No. 2005. 22 j. Grammatophora subtilisima- No. 2005/2 22 k. Greenpat. N.Y.
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No.2006. 23a West Point, n.y. Stauroneis Baileyi Vanthidia Nanula iridis. No.2007. 23b. Catskill Pond. n.y. Closterium nodosum. No.2008. 23c. Round Pond, near West Pt. Recent Infusoria
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No.2009. 23 d. Mill Pond, West Point. Slamoneit - Side view. No.2010. 23 e. Mill Pond, West Pt. No.2011. 23 f. Mill Pond, near West St. Surirella Splendida Ehr. Cocconema Cymbiforme Ehr. Diffugia
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No.2012. 23 g. West Point, N.Y. Meridian circular. No.2013. 23 h. West Point, N.Y. Gallinella No.2014. 23 i West Point, N.Y. Meridian circular
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No. 2015. 23j. Round Pond, near West Hill. Panthadia No. 2016. 23k. West Point. Sand of Hudson River, Campylodiscus Strig No. 2017. 23l. West Point.
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No. 2018. 23 m. West Ponts. July 11, 1849. Meridion circulare. No. 2019. 23 m. West Ponts, N.Y. Himantidium Arcus Eh. No. 2020. 23 o. West Ponts, N.Y. Himantidium Arcus Eh. & [illegible] Tabellaria flocculata Eh.
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No. 2021. 23 p. West Point, ny. Triceratium farno Ehe. No. 2022. 24a Mandelme, Ot. No. 2023. 24b. Near Draham St. Derry Ot. [illegible]
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No.2024. 25a Near Tarrytown N.Y. Westchester Co. No.2025. 25b (Boston) N.Y. No.2026. 26a Derry, N.H.
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No.2027. 2y a Cherryfields, Maine. No.2028. 2y b. Olne Stiles Pond, Me. No.2029. 28a Boston Harbor, Mass. Fragillaria
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No. 3030. 28 b Boston Harbor Mass. No. 3031. 28 c. Boston, Mass. No. 3032. 28 d. Boston, Mass.
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No. 2033. 38 e. Boston Harbor, Mass. No. 2034. 38 f. Massachusetts Bay. Sethonia obliquata No. 2035. 38 g. Mendell, Mass. Dr. Deane.
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No.2036. 28 h. Wrentham, Mass. (acid) Siliceno infnevia acted upon by Hydrofluoric No.2037. 28 i. Salem, Mass. No.2038. 29 a Stonington, Conn. Phenotigma formula
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No.2039. 29b Storington, Cam. Plenosisma. No.2040. 29c Storington, Cam. Varicula Baltica No.2041. 29d. Storington, Cam.
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No.2042. 39 e. Strimpton, Conn. Grammatophora. No.2043. 30 a Providence R.I. Grammatophora No.2044. 30 b Providence R.I. Helmanthes.
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No.2045. 3oc. Bristol Ferry, R.S. Biddulphia pulchella No.2046. 3od. Bristol Ferry, R.S. Biddulphia pulchella No.2047. 31a Locality unknown with the regard to A. J. Johnson, 1853
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No.2048. 31b. Locality unknown. Arachnoïdiciens. No.2049. 31c. Locality unknown Arachnoïdiciens Japoniens. No.2050. 32a Fort Jackson, Nord.
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Foreign Dratons No.2060. Slide 1a River Hemble, Eng. adjoining Salt-marsh Slitton. No.2061. 1b. Hemble, Eng. Recent Inferioria. No.2062. 1c. Avon River near Bristol Eng. Smirella.
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No.2063. 1d. England. Symphonema ocellatum. Meridion No.2064. 1e. Fleetwood, England, Symphonema paradoxum. No.2065. 1f. Ilfracombe, England. Lethmia meris Biddulphia
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No. 2066. 1 g. Dfracombe, Eng. Dididulphia pulchella Amphitetrus No. 2067. 1 h. Dfracombe, Eng. Isthmia enervis. No. 2068. 1 i. Dfracombe, Eng. Isthmia enervis Dididulphia pulchella {boiled in Nitric acid
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No.2069. 1j. New London, Eng. Kanthidium ramulum in flint No.2070. 1m. Anglesea, Wales. Helmanthes subsecifolius. No.2071. 1m. North Wales. Symphonema geminatum
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No.2042. 1o. North Wales. Fragilaria pectinalis. No.2043. 1p. Dolgelly, Wales. Lithinia. No.2044. 2a Nova Scotia.
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No. 2075. 2 b. Nova Scotia. No. 2076. E.C. Caulton, Co. of Colchester Nova Scotia. No. 2077. 2 d. Halifax Washed from an Agarum, not cleaned.
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No.2078. 2 e. Halifax Stamroptera. No.2079. 2 f. Halifax Diploneis Entomon Ehr. No.2080. 2 g. Halifax Spine of ?
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No.2081. 2 h. Nova Scotia. Stimoneis Baileyi Stimoneis difficult No.2082. 2 i. Halifax, V.S. // of a large Hyalodiscus Hyalodiscus Laevis Small Grammatophora Stricta Perpentina: (Cest) No.2083. 3 a. Loc. unknown Mastogloia
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No. 2084. 3 b. Locality unknown. Amphiplena. No. 2085. 3 c. Phenotigma angulatum No. 2086. 3 d. Phenotigma fasculare
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No. 3087. 3e. Locality unknown. From Sands m Oyelud. Varicula Ballica " angulata. " Sigma Mastodions. No. 3088. 3f. Triceratium Setigerum. No. 3089. 3g. Triceratium farns Ehr.
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No.2090. Sh. Locality unknown. No.2091. Si. Bocconema Bocconeis. No.2092. Sj. Fresh water Diatoms.
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No. 2093. Jk. Locality unknown. Striatoella arcuata. No. 2094. Jk. No. 2095. Jm. Arachnoïdions - on Ehamnophora
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No. 2096. Gen. Loc. unknown. "Metallic lustre" from a Dagnereotypist. No. 2097. Sp. Loc. unknown. Entophyla. Found on Thamnophora. Strachnidiscus japonicus No. 2098. Sp. Striastella arcuata on Gracilaria erecta.
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No.2099. 3q. Locality unknown. Acted upon by Hydrofluoric acid. Lithinia No.2100. 3p. " " Biddulphia pulchella No.2101. 3s. " " Diatoms.
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No. 2102. H a. Made from St. Helena No. 2103. H b. " " No. 2104. H c. " " & Lagenae
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No.2105. H.d. Mud from St. Helena, Lagena No.2106. 5a. Jamaica, West Indies Dentocella tridens Eh. No.2107. 5b. Port Royal, Jamaica N.S. Serphino? America Lids end view
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No.2108. 5c. Port Royal, Jamaica 4d. Serplinøs mndica No.2109 6a. Onter Mauber Rio de Janeiro. No.2110 6b. Rio Janeiro - Slinacosphæmia - (Linn glass)
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No. 2111. Ja. Malta. No. 2112. Jb. Italy. Crystal Palace N.Y. No. 2113. Jc. Adriatic. Grammatophora.
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No.2114. 8a. Dr Bond from Bombay. No.2115 9a Cape of Good Hope. No.2116. 10a Saltillo, Mexico.
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No.2117. 11a. Tripoli Boheme No.2118. 11b. Franzenbad, Bohemia, Camphorodiscus Sypens Ela. No.2118r 11c Franzenbad- Kreisel senkr No.2119. 12a. Oberhohe im Lüneburg- Bergmehl. 41 ft. thick
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No. 2120. 12 b. Dilin Polischiefer. No. 2121. 12 c. Berlin. Artificial Kieselgahr. No. 2122. 12 d. Hungary. Polischiefer.
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No.2123. 12 e. Berlin - Fossil No.2124. 12 f. Bilin Tripoli. No.2125. 13 a Baltie, Kofenhagen. Campylodiscus Scheneis. Ehr.
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No.2126. 14a. Near Philadelphia Aidia minor. No.2127. 14b. Sempna. Infusoria - in baculum flabelliforme No.2128 15a. Singapore.
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No. 2129. 16 a. Soolo Sea. No. 2130. 16 b. Soolo Sea. No. 2131. 17 a. Cape of Lord Hope. Ex. Exp.
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No. 2132. 18a. Infusoria from Soil from Booth's Straits Elevated 100 feet. No. 2133 19a Madeira No. 2134. 19b. Madeira
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No. 2135. 19c Madeira. No. 2136. St. East Indies. 60/2 Cosenodiscus. 83/8 56 Cyclotella Kützingiana 80/4 Cosenodiscus broken. 54 33 Diploneis. 65 64/4
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No. 2137. B. East Indies. 45 1/2 Small Cambylodicus 24 of a long spine 70 1/2 40 1/4 69 1/2 42 87 41 Cyclotella Kützingiana? edge view of 40 = Cyclotella Kützingiana? 43 form allied to Frag. paradoxus 78- 55 Pinnularia 77 56 Diploneis, N.W. of a Fragilaria 78 1/4 53 1/4 Frag. of Gessella. 53 1/2 Stauroptera a fragt. 84 1/4 60 Triceratium 67 1/2 63 Cambylodicus Clifensis? fragt. 61 1/4 62 1/4 Diploneis-? a large fragt. 75 1/4 63 1/2 Stauroptera? indicus B. mor. sp. 63 1/4 52 1/4 Rosemodiscus. √ 54 68+ 50 1/2 Cyclotella Kützingiana 62 1/4 49 1/4 Polymorphs - does not belong here, got in on 73 3/4 (lack of room) √ 48 69 1/2 Tetragramma? √ 47 Diploneis- agrodon. 47 1/2 Tetragramma? a fragt. 81 1/4 35 1/4 fragt. of a delicate Navicula. "Those mastostrata, by new indicatior."
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No. 2138. C. East Indies. 61½ Stanroptera Indica m. sp. B. 61½ 48½ 70½ Primularia not. sp. 48½ 77 No. 2139. D. East Indies. 59 Syringidium in a bit of clay. 14¾ 56 Triceratium ameglateral T. farns. 27½ 56¼ fragment of Syringidium 79¼ 55½ Stanroptera Indica B. T.E. of air bubble. 63½ 59 Hyalodiscus Californiens introduced accidentally! does not belong here 30 Piece of Telagramma. 68 23½ 60½ Coscinodisent 57 32 46½ Coscinodisent 32¾ Stanroptera Indica B. 34½ 37½ 41½
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No.2140. E. Mindanao. Triceratums - in Arisula No.2141. F. Philippine Islands. Or Starmes Oyster. No.2142. G. Mindanao.
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No. 2143. H. Philippine Islands- And in Cireula. No. 2144. J. Mindanao. No. 2145. J. Mindanao- Amphitretus re
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No. 2146. K. Mindanao. No. 2147. L. Mindanao. No. 2148. M. Mindanao, Philippine Is. Dictyocha splendens.
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No. 2149. N. Mindanao. No. 2150. O. Mindanao. No. 2157. P. Mindanao.
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No. 2152. Q. Mindanao. No. 2153. R. Sydney, Australia. Pinnularia Sea weed. No. 2154. S. Hobart Town, Australia. Seaweed.
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No.2155. I. Port Orford Australia: Bridalphia Locconeit Hyalodiscus Isthmia obliquata: Rhaldonema: Melosira No.2156. M. Port Orford No.2157. V. So. Australia. Diatoms in Mycelia rubra.
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No.2158. N. New Zealand. Fossil Infusoria No.2159. K. " " Fragillaria on Vitella. No.2160. Y. Patagonia No.2161. Z. Unicorn Bay Inciratum Dr. Luthuland.
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No.2163. H' Terra del Fuego. Entolophila Australis No. 2163. B' Maui, Sandwich Lt. On Sargassum echino carpum Cotemidifens; No. 2164. C' Hawai'i Sandwich Is. Coeconeis in Nalizierio flagrogramma
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No. 2165. D' Hanai. Biddulphia No. 2166. E' Byron's Bay, Hawaii. Meloseira? No. 2167. F' Sandwich Islands. Meloseira re
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No.2168. S. 'Longataboo On Valeria rubicata No.2169. S. C. Feejee Islands. Amphiprora. No.2170. S. Stilemi & Parmenta Grop.
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No.2171. J. Helen's Is. Bonneville Group No.2172. K.' Society Islands No.2173. L.' Society Islands.
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No.2174. M' Tahiti. Didalphia No.2175. N' Tahiti. Triceratium - a single frustule. No.2176. O' Tahiti. Gallinella re. washed from an Alga
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No.2177. P. Tahiti. in Gelidium No.2178. Q. Tahiti. Climacosphæmia australis. Triratumn Jessella punctata. "This slide contains Iri. concarum " ampta - Sant. S. or I. gibbosa ? Climacosphæmia = Called by B. australis if it short lines, then it is (pronilegera - Biddulphia aurita?" C.S.
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No. 2179. R' Tahiti. Iriceratum No. 2180. S' Tahiti. "Bacconeis parumla & et B: specimen een Iriceratum (Sand. sp.) & et B. (many- Tri. found : 1 spec. C.S."
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No. 2181. I. Tahiti. 51/4+ Zygoceros nor sp. broken. 63/8 53/2+ Denticella Biddulphia: 4 frustules. 29/3 filed with balm. 50/8 Hyalosira punctata B. 50/2 Denticella 5 frustules - with air. 70/2 Triceratium - with side view of same. 50/8 top view. 2 frustules. 44/3/4 48/1- Denticella - edge view of 4 frustules. 80/8 Recorded by thin enamelled cord. No. 2182. II. Tahiti. 57 Zygoceros radiatus B. 63 47 Cocconeis parma? Net B. 66 57 Tri. concavum: 78 47/2 " " 2 74 42 " " 2 79 49 Sandwichia Sp. ? - seems to be 66 Net B & J. gibboum ? " fragt. of T. concavum. 50 Another like 49 - BV broken 68 51 Biddulphia pulchella - filaments of 71/2 6 frustules - 2 of another species. 45/5 Tri. concavum. oblongo. 68 Rhalodema mirificum all over the slide. very large not named in Benley's list. Circles suppressed by B. registered by C.S.
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No.3183. V. Tabiti. Biddulphia petioulata. n. variety - rfinotula Iri. obtusum: attached without coag membrane. 35- Podocyctis adriatica: Kütz. oblique. 78 30- Iri, 85 27 2 more do. C.S. No. 3184. W. Tabiti. Rhalidorema mirificum Iri. concavum. Bocconis parnula Biddulphia fml. 2 frustules attached of Iri. obtusum 52- Foor 81 sting top and end of slides for guide lines. C.S.
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No.2185. X. Sabiti. In a Imbricaria 35 Podocyptis Americana B. newly like 81 B fig - has no description to refer to - 37 Very fine Triceratium. C.S.
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