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INDEX. 



Damesella blacku'elderi Walcott. Continued. 



separated from Dorypyge and Olenotdes 



straligraphic and geographic position of 



stratigraphic range of, based on comparison of 



specimens 



cf. blackwelderi (=Drepanura (?) sp.), listed from Wang- 



tschuang 



( = Teintstion (?) sp.), listed from Wang-tschuang. . 



brei'icaudata Walcott, described 



figured, pi. 9, fig. 9 



compared with Dorypyge richthofeni 



in synonymy 



listed from Shan-tung and Manchuria areas 



with Kiu-lung fauna 



stratigraphic and geographic position of 



chione Walcott. compared with Damesella blackwelderi and 



Stephanocare 



(Stephanocare richthofeni). former and present 



generic reference 



synonymous species of Walcott 



founded on Stephanocare richthofeni, 



synonymic reference 



sinensis (Bergeron), Dicellocephalus ? sinensis Bergeron 



referred to 



(= Stephanocare 1 sinensis), former and present 



generic reference 



sinensis Walcott, synonymic reference 



spp. undt. (a) and (b), figured, pi. 9, figs. 10, n 



sp. undt. (c) , described 



figured, pi. 9, fig. 12 



compared with Damesella blacku'elderi 



damesi, see Lingulella and Obolus. 



datnia, see Crepicephalns. 



danica, see Dorypyge. 



dapimis, see Hyolithes. 



daulis, see Anomocare and Orthotheca. 



dauniis, see Anomocare and Coos/a. 



davidis. see Paradoxides. 



Davidson, cited in discussion of Dielasma ? cf. D. elongatum 



Schlotheim 



Productus ? sp 



in synonymy of Dalmanella (=Orthis) testudinaria 



Orthis calligramma 



davidsoni, see Orthis calligramma. 

 dffflus, see Anomocare and Coosia. 



Deecke, Wilhelm. acknowledgments 2, 



De Koninck. cited in discussion of Euomphatus sp 



delia, see Hyolithes. 

 delphus. see Ortholheca. 

 deois, see Dolichometopus. 

 depressus, see Menocephalus. 



Derby, Orthotichia morgani [morganiana] of, discussed 



Derbya sp., described and discussed 



in table of distribution 



derctto, see Dolichomeiopus. 



Description of Cambrian genera and species 



of Ordovician species 



of Upper Paleozoic species 



Devonian, discussion of Cyrtise from 



known from China 



Devonian crinoids, work of Miss Elvira Wood on 



in preliminary study of 



diadt'tnalus, see Conocephalites. 



dianthus, see Coscinocyathus. 



Difellocephalus, see Dikelocephalus. 



DiceUocephalus ? sinensis Bergeron, compared with Stephanocare 



richthofeni 



Teinistion lansi Monke 



=Slephanocare 



( = Stephanocare ? sinensis), former and present 



generic reference 



listed with Cambrian fauna described by Bergeron . 



referred to Damesella sinensis (Bergeron) 



synonymic reference 



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Dicellomus Hall, compared with Obolus chtnensis 



synonymic reference of genus 



Parvus Walcott, described 



figured, pi. 3, figs. 3, $a-d 



associated with Drepanura premesnili Bergeron. . . 



compared with D. politus Hall 



in synonymy 



listed from Ku-shan shale 



stratigraphic and geographic position of 



Politus Hall, compared with Dicellomus Parvus Walcott. . 

 dictys, see lllanurus. 

 Dielasma, compared with Hemiptychina 1 aff. //. orienlalis 



Tschernyschew 



bovidens, compared with Dielasma ? cf. D. elongatum 



Schlotheim 



elongalum, distinct from Dielasma hastatum 



? cf. D. elongatum Schlotheim, described 



figured, pi. 29, figs. 22-24 



compared with Dielasma bovidens 



Dielasma punctatum 



Hartlina 



from south of Ta-ning-hie'n 



in table of distribution 



hastatum, distinct from Dielasma elongatum Schlotheim.. 

 millepunctatum, compared with Dielasma ? cf. D. elongatum 



Schlotheim 



? sp., described and discussed 



in table of distribution 



Dielasmata, compared with Notothyris u'illisiana Girty 



Diener, cited on Carboniferous faunas of the Himalaya (footnote) 

 differ mis, see Arionellus. 



Dikelocephalus, compared by Brogger to Conokephalina 



compared with Ptychaspis brizo 



omission of. from Chinese fauna 



restricted to North America 



significance of absence in China 



Upper Cambrian fauna characterized by 



and allied genera, paper on, soon to appear 



(?) baubo Walcott ( =Ptychaspis battbo), former and pres- 

 ent generic reference 



synonymic reference 



(?) brizo Walcott ( = Ptychaspis brizo), former and present 



generic reference 



synonymic reference 



granulosus Owen, compared with Menocephalus 



tntsa Hall, referred to by Brogger 



osceola Hall, referred to by Brogger 



spiniger Hall, referred to by Brogger 



dilatatus, see Scenella. 



Dimorphina, resemblance of, to Clavulina ? sp 



Dinestts Ktheridge Jr., characterized 



more closely related to Dorypyge than Damesella or 



Teinistion 



only species known of genus 



dirce, see Agraulos and Dolichometopus. 



Discinopsis Matthew, genus in synonymy 



gttliflmi (Matthew), described 



compared with D. sulcatus 



sttlcatus (Walcott), described 



figured, pi. 4. fig. 3- - 



compared with Discinopsis gulielmi (Matthew) .... 

 (=Craniella ??), present and former generic refer- 

 ence 



in synonymy 



listed from Ch'ang-hia district 



stratigraphic and geographic position of 



Distribution, stratigraphic and geographic, of Cambrian species. . 

 divi, see Agraulos and Inouyia. 

 djoulfensis, see Notothyris. 



Dolithomctopus Angelin, genus described and discussed 



absence of, in Ku-shan shale 



in synonymy 



alceste Walcott, described 



figured, pi. 22, figs. 3, 33-6 



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