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Meres, or lakes 33—45 



Morasses, or peat bogs ........ 30 — 45 



Multilocular shells 245—260 



Multivalve shells 215 



Mya 33, 219 



Mylilus 217 



Nautilus 253—255 



Nerita 244 



Newburgh,W. illustrations from 28, 85, 121 

 Nuts 31, 186, 203 



Ochre 53,117,163 



Oolite 61—70 



Ostrea 236 



Ox , 276 



Palceotherium 277 



Patella 244 



Peak, great break at 145 



Peat bogs 30—45 



Pecten 233 



Pentacrinites and encrinites .... 200 — 204' 



Perna 240 



Petroleunii 133 



Pickering, vale of 62, 63, &c. 



Pike 261 



Pinna 240 



Plagiostoma 221 



Plants, petriBed 180—186, 191 



Prawn , ^ 260 



Precious stones, or pebbles 21, 181 



Proteosaurus. See Ichthyosaurus. 

 Pyrites . , 53, 87, 132, 136, 142, 165, 292 



Quadrupeds 268—278, 321—323 



Quarries 70, 107, 111, 131, &c. 



Queries, proposed and answered 814—324 



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 Raja, or Ray 262 



Raising of the strata , 307, 308, 318 



Red sandstone, or marl 160 — 168 



Reeds, petrified • , 184 



Rhinoceros 275 



River courses, formed by breaks &C.282-286 



Roestone. See Oolite. 



Ruta-muraria 183 



Salt Scars, or Redcar rocks 157 



Sand and gravel 16, 123, 320 



Sandsend beds 136, &c. 



Sandstone, calcareous ...... 74, 78, 140 



Sandstone, in the Second' shale . . 80 — 88 



Sandstone, with ironstone 90 — 96 



Sandstone, with shale and coal . . 109 — 126 

 Sandstone, in the aluminous strata. . . . 140 



Sandstone, red , 160 168 



Scar, or rocky pavement of the shore. . 158 



Scarborough, strata &c. at 29, 83 



Scolopendrium 182 



Seaton, strata at 164, 165 



Selenite 60, 88, 130 



Seplaria , . . , 59, 133 



Serpula 244 



Shale, upper 55—60 



Shale, second 79 90 



Shale, with sandstone and coal 109 — 126 



Shale, alum, main bed of 129, &c. 



Shale, compact 136 



Shale, lowest 140 



Shells, fossil . .... 214 260 



Skate , , . . 263 



Skipsea, mere &c , 19, 33, 36 



Slips of the strata {See Breaks) 59, 81, 



112, &c. 

 Snake-stones. See Ammonites. 

 Sneaton limestone. See Maybecks. 



