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Messrs. Parker, Jones, and Brady on the 



Catalogue of the Models of Foraminifera prepared by Professor 

 Dr. A. E. Reuss and Dr. Anton Fritsch. 1861. 



[Prof. Eeuss's Classification is here followed.] 



I. FORAMINIFERA WITH NON-POROUS SHELLS. 



A. With Sandy Siliceous Shells. 



I. Lituolidea (Reuss). 



No. 



Name. 



Type. 



Locality. 



1. Placopsilina irregularis, D' 0. . 



{Lituola Cenomana, D'O.) 



2. Haplostiche fcedissima, Rss 



(Z/. Scorpiurus, Montf.) 



3. Haplophragmium inflatum 



{L. nautiloidea, Lam.)- 



4. irregulare, i?oem., sp 



{L. irregularis, Eoem.) 



Lituola nautiloidea, Lam. 



5. Valvulina triangularis, i)' 



6. Verneuilina spinulosa, Bss "| 



7. Tritaxia tricarinata, Z>' 0., sp. ... | 



( Verneuilina tricarinata; old) J 



8. 9. Ataxophragmium variabile, 2)' 0. 



sp. (a. & ^.) 



10. Clavulina communis, 2)' "1 



11. Gaudryina pupoides, i)' | 



12. Bigenerina Nodosaria, D'O J 



13. Conulma eonica, DO 



14. Chrysalidina gradata, D'O 



II. Uvellidea (Reuss). 



Valvulina triangularis, D'O. 



Textularia agglutinans, D' 0. 



Bulimina Preslii, Rss. 



Textularia agglutinans. 



D'O.l 



? Lituola nautiloidea. Lam. 

 ? Chrysalidina gradata, D 0.. 



Upper Chalk. 

 Upper Greensand. 

 Upper Greensand. 

 Chalk. 



Eocene. 



Miocene. 

 Cretaceous. 



Chalk. 



Tertiary. 



Upper and Middle 



Recent. [Chalk. 



Recent. 



I Cretaceous. 



B. With Compact, Porcellanous, Calcareous Shells. 

 I. Sguamulinidea (Reuss). 



II. Miliolidea (Reuss). 



15. Comuspira involvens, ^ss 



16. UnUoculina Indica, D'O 



(? Young of a striped Quin- 

 queloculina.) 



1 7. Biloculina Lunula, D'O 



{B. depressa, D'O.) 



18. Spiroloculina dilatata, D'O 



{Sp. planulata. Lam.) 



19. Triloculina gibba, D'O 



{T. trigonula, Lam.) 



20. Quinqueloculina, sp., D'O 



21 . Fabularia discolithes, Defr ', 



Comuspira foliacea, Phil. 



Miliola Seminulum, Linn. ...- 



Fabularia ovata, Roissy . 



Miocene. 

 Recent. 



Tertiary. 



Miocene. 



Tertiary. 



Tertiary. 

 Eocene. 



