134 Mr. F. M'Coy on some new genera and species of 



C. SI. Poulscadden Bay, Howth . 



Caunopora. 



placenta (Phil.), Pal. Foss 



Ceriopora. 



affinis (Gold.), Petrefacten. 



Cladochonus. 



antiquus (M'Coy), Syn. Carb. Foss. 



hacularius (M'Coy), Syn. Carb. Foss. 

 crassus (M*Coy), Syn. Carb.- Foss. 



ClATHAXONIA. 



cornu (Mich.), Icon. Zooph. 



spinosa (Kon. sp.), Anim. Foss, Belg. 



DlCTYOPHYLLIA. 



antiqua* (M'Coy), Syn. Carb. Foss. 



Favosites. 



Goihlandka \ (Gold.), Petrefacten. 



wjlata (Kon.), Anim. Foss. Belg. 



C.Sh. 7. of Man. 



C. Sh. Rahan's Bay; St. John's 



Point, Donegal. 

 C. L. Derbyshire. 



{C. L. Derbyshire. 

 C.Sh.- -^ 



Lisnapaste ; Lackagh. 



C. L. Kendal. 

 C. L. 1, of Alan. 



C.Sl. Hook. 



C. L. Derbyshire ; /. of Man. 

 C. L. Kendal. 



Fenestella. 



antiqua (Lonsd. Devonian var.), Geol. Trans, vol. v. 



Y. S. Bruckless, 



C. SI. Blackball Head, Cork ; Cur- 

 rens; Clonea; Clonmel, &c. 



{ 



carinata (M'Coy),^ Syn. Carb. Foss. 



crassa (M'Coy), Syn. Carb.. Foss. 

 ejuncida (M'Coy), Syn. Carb. Foss, 



formosa (M'Coy), Syn. Carb. Foss. 



{C. L. Derbyshire ; /. of Man ; 

 Tynan ; Mountmellick. 

 Calp. Malahide. 

 L. L. Bally nacourty; Kildare. 

 L, L. Cork. 

 r C. L. Derbyshire. 

 \ Calp. Malahide, Dublin. 

 LU. L. Ki 



Killymeal, Dungannon. 

 U. L. Killymeal, Dungannon. 

 L. L. Cork. 

 L. L. Cork. 



frutex (M'Coy), Syn. Carb. Foss. 

 hemisphaerica (M'Coy), Syn. Carb. Foss. 

 Morrisii (M'Coy), Syn. Carb. Foss. 



».„to>ora(« (M'Coy), Syn. Carb. Foss. {%^^ MlitlSr'^' 

 Gculata (M'Coy), Syn. Carb. Foss. C. SI. Ballynacourty, Dungarvan. 



rC.Sl. Poulscadden. 

 plebeia (M'Coy), Syn. Carb. Foss. < L. L. Cork; Howth; Derbysh. 



I Calp. Bundoran ; Ballintrillick. 

 quadridecimalis(M'Coy), Syn. Carb. Foss. V. L. Black .Lion, Enniskillen. 

 varicosa (M'Coy), Syn. Carb. Foss. U. L. Black Lion, Enniskillen, 



* More lately figured by Michelin (Icon. Zooph.) under the name of 

 Michelinea compressa. 



f It is several years since I first published this as a carboniferous coral 

 from a single Irish specimen, concerning the locality of which some doubt 

 was expressed. I have now examined a large suite from the Derbyshire 

 limestone, and compared them minutely with authentic specimens of Gold- 

 fuss's coral from the Eifel, and am enabled fully to confirm my original ob- 

 servatioHv 



