Introduction to the Study of Fossil Organic Remains Especially Those Found in T
Introduction to the Study of Fossil Organic Remains Especially Those Found in T
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soletioiJes, oWongo-elliptical, smooth ; base ratlier prominent ; hinge about the middle, one toeth-^Grignon, Tellina.
paldlaris . Elliptical, rather compressed ; fine transverse stria? ; hinge with two teeth Grignon.
scalaroides . Rotundato-ovate; with transverse, fine, distant raised striae; two teeth Grignon.
roslralis . Oblongo-transverse, narrow ; transversely sulcated ; beaked on the foreside Grignon.
zonaria . Ovate, flat ; very finely striated transversely ; brownish mi- equal zones, ra...ther acutely angulated forwards.
pat ellaris . Approaches to T. Remies, Lin. If inch Grignon.
scularoides . Ovato-elliptical ; transverse strias, raised, distant, and regular, like the steps of a ladder l|inch long Grignon.
carinulata . Orbiculato-elliptical, rounded at both tides ; rather remote, elevated and carinated stria.
sinuata . ' ovato-elliptical, short and obtuse forward ; a depression on the disk rendering it sinuous ; striae transverse, very fine Grign.
donacialis. " ovato-oblique, smooth; very short on the foreside, scarcely inflected ; two wedge-like teeth, one grooved Grignon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
soletioiJes, oWongo-elliptical, smooth ; base ratlier prominent ; hinge about the middle, one toeth-^Grignon, Tellina.
paldlaris . Elliptical, rather compressed ; fine transverse stria? ; hinge with two teeth Grignon.
scalaroides . Rotundato-ovate; with transverse, fine, distant raised striae; two teeth Grignon.
roslralis . Oblongo-transverse, narrow ; transversely sulcated ; beaked on the foreside Grignon.
zonaria . Ovate, flat ; very finely striated transversely ; brownish mi- equal zones, ra...ther acutely angulated forwards.
pat ellaris . Approaches to T. Remies, Lin. If inch Grignon.
scularoides . Ovato-elliptical ; transverse strias, raised, distant, and regular, like the steps of a ladder l|inch long Grignon.
carinulata . Orbiculato-elliptical, rounded at both tides ; rather remote, elevated and carinated stria.
sinuata . ' ovato-elliptical, short and obtuse forward ; a depression on the disk rendering it sinuous ; striae transverse, very fine Grign.
donacialis. " ovato-oblique, smooth; very short on the foreside, scarcely inflected ; two wedge-like teeth, one grooved Grignon.
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