332 HISTORICAL PALZZVONTOLOGY. 
LITERATURE. 
The following list comprises a small selection of some of the more im- 
portant and readily accessible works and memoirs relating to the Tertiary 
rocks and their fossils. With few exceptions, foreign works relating to 
the Tertiary strata of the continent of Europe or their organic remains 
have been omitted :— 
(1) ‘Elements of Geology.’ Lyell. 
(2) ‘Students’ Elements of Geology.’ Lyell. 
(3) ‘Manual of Palzeontology.’ Owen. 
(4) ‘British Fossil Mammals and Birds.” Owen. 
(5) ‘Traité de Paléontologie.’ Pictet. 
(6) ‘Cours Elémentaire de Paléontologie.’ _D’Orbigny. 
(7) ‘* Probable Age of the London Clay,” &c.—‘ Quart. Journ. Geol. 
Soc.,’ vol. ii. Prestwich. 
(8) ‘Structure and Probable Age of the Bagshot Sands ’—Ibid., vol. iii. 
Prestwich. 
(9) ‘Tertiary Formations of the Isle of Wight ’—Ibid., vol. ii. Prest- 
wich. 
(10) ‘Structure of the Strata between the London Clay and the Chalk,’ 
&c.—Ibid., vols. vi., vili., and x. Prestwich. 
(11) ‘Correlation of the Eocene Tertiaries of England, France, and 
Belgium ’—Ibid., vol. xxvii. Prestwich. 
(12) ‘On the Fluvio-marine Formations of the Isle of Wight ’—Ibid., 
vol. ix. Edward Forbes. ; 
(13) ‘Newer Tertiary Deposits of the Sussex Coast’—Ibid., vol. xiii. 
Godwin- Austen. 
(14) ‘Kainozoic Formations of Belgium ’—Ibid., vol. xxii. Godwin- 
Austen. 
(15) ‘Tertiary Strata of Belgium and French Flanders ’—Ibid., vol. viii. 
Lyell. 
(16) ‘On Tertiary Leaf-beds in the Isle of Mull’—Ibid., vol. vii. The 
Duke of Argyll. 
(17) ‘Newer Tertiaries of Suffolk and their Fauna’—Ibid., vol. xxvi. 
Ray Lankester. 
(18) ‘Lower London Tertiaries of Kent’—Ibid., vol. xxii. Whitaker. 
(19) ‘*Guide to the Geology of London” — ‘Mem. Geol. Survey.’ 
Whitaker. 
(20) ‘Memoirs of the Geological Survey of Great Britain.’ 
(21) ‘Introductory Outline of the Geology of the Crag District’ (Sup- 
plement to Crag Mollusca, Paleeontographical Society). S. V. 
Wood, jun., and F. W. Harmer. 
(22) ‘*Tertiary Fluvio-marine Deposits of the Isle of Wight.” Edward 
Forbes. Edited by Godwin-Austen ; with Descriptions of the 
Fossils by Morris, Salter, and Rupert Jones—‘ Memoirs of the 
Geological Survey.’ 
(23) ‘Geological Excursions round the Isle of Wight.’ Mantell. 
(24) ‘Catalogue of British Fossils.’ Morris. 
(25) ‘Catalogue of Fossils in the Museum of Practical Geology.’ Ethe- 
ridge. 
(26) ‘Monograph of the Crag Polyzoa’ (Palzeontographical Society). Busk. 
(27) ‘Monograph of the Tertiary Brachiopoda’ (Ibid.) Davidson. 
(28) a es of the Tertiary Malacostracous Crustacea’ (Ibid.) 
Bell. 
