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Title: Mesozoic fossils
Year: 1876 (1870s)
Authors: Geological Survey of Canada Whiteaves, Joseph Frederick, 1835-1909
Subjects: Paleontology
Publisher: Ottawa
Contributing Library: Harvard University, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Ernst Mayr Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Harvard University, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Ernst Mayr Library

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PLATE XXXVIII. CucuLL^A PONDEROSA (page 294). Figure 1. Side view, in outline, of the large and testiferous specimen from the east end of Maud Island, collected by Dr.Newcombe, and referred to in the text. 1 a. The same, also in outline, as seen from above, to show thebreadth of the specimen, and the proportionate size ofthe large cardinal area. (mEm)SM)^ii(n£^ smmmEw mF (D^^^^m^. MESOZoic fossil: VOL 1 PLATE 35
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.rvLLjamr^e -:j £■. ae I-Iortiir.er Cc^ Lith Lnp*. PLATE XXXIX. Gervillba Nevvcombii (page 297).Figure 1. Side view of the type of this species, showing the left valve. Anomia Linensis (page 301). Figure 2. Upper valve, drawn from a gutta percha squeeze ot a natural mould of that valve, from Lina Island. Rhynchonella obesula (page .302). Figure 3. Ventral view of a nearly perfect but crushed specimen, from the south side of Alliford Bay, collected by Dr.New combe. 3 a. Dorsal view of the same. 4. Outline of an undistorted but imperfect specimen, which shows the relative convexity of the two valves as seenfrom above. In this specimen both of the beaks havebeen worn away by exposure. Rhynchonella orthidioides (page 303). Figure 5. Dorsal view of the only specimen known to the writer, twice the natural size. (^scMLcsxsiEcas^ mm^mEw mw <3£^miS-.ii MESOZOIC FOSSILSVOL. 1 PLATE 39

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