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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF l-'ISHKS 



G53 



■ A fossil fish from the Ui'per 



Lias of Dumbleton, GIos. Proc. N;it. 

 Sci. Soc, Cheltenham, 1911, ii. s. 1, 

 322-323. 1911.1 



Note on a fossil fish from Ekoi 



creek (South Nigeria) Ann. Mag. Nat. 

 Hist., 1911, S. ser. 8, 207-208. 1911.2 



On the upper Devonian os- 



tracoderm, Psammoslcus taylori. Ann. 

 Mag. Nat. Hist., 1911, S. ser. 8, 649- 

 652. pi. 1911.3 



Description of the teeth of two 



new species of fishes from the Lower 

 Carboniferous rocks of the north-west- 

 ern province. Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc 

 1912, 68, 072-573. pL 1912.1 



Notes on some fish-remains 



from the Lower Trias of Spitzbergen. 

 Bull. Geol. Inst. Univ. Tpsala, 1912, 11, 

 291-297. pL 1912.2 



On the snout of a pachycormid 



fish {Protosphyrcena stebbingi) from the 

 Lower Chalk of South Ferriby, Lincoln- 

 shire. Naturahst, London, 1912, 329- 

 330. pi. 1912.3 



On a new specimen of the Cre- 

 taceous fish Parthexis molossus Cope. 

 Geol. ^lag., 1913, 5. dec. 10, 529-531. 

 pi. 1913.1 



Preliminary' report on the fossil 



fishes from Dura Den. Rept. Brit. As- 

 soc. Adv. Sci., 84. meet., 1915, 122-123. 

 pL 1915.1 



The use of fossil fishes in strati- 

 graphical geologj' [Presidential address] 

 Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc, 1915, 71, bcii- 

 Lxx^^ 2 figs. 1915.2 



Ostracodenni, Elasmobranchii, Holocephali, 

 Dipnoi, Crosaopterygii and Actinopterygii are 

 considered with respect to their order of geo- 

 logical succession. 



The fossil fishes of the English 



Wealden and Purbeck formations. 

 Part I. ^Nlonogr. Palaeontogr. Soc, 

 1916, 69, 1-48. 10 pis. 1916.1 



A new species of Edestus from 



the I'pper Carboniferous of Yorkshire; 

 with a geological appendix by J. Pringle. 

 Abstract in Nature, 1916, 98, 162-163. 



1916.2 



The specimen confirms earlier interpretations 

 of Edestus remains as belonging to Orodus-like 

 sharks. 



On a fossil arthrodiran fish, 



Homosieus milleri, from the Caithness 

 flagstones, found in a Torqua,y pave- 

 ment. Journ. Torquay Nat. Hist. Soc, 

 1916, 2, 65-69. pi. & figs. 1916.3 



Introductory note by Harford J. Lowe. 



, On a now specimen of the Lias- 



sic pach>'cormid fish ,Sinmjsloiiii(.s eso- 

 cuuis Asassiz. Geol. Mag., 1916, 6. 

 dec. 3, 49-51. pi. 1916.4 



Woodwaxd, Arthur Smith, & Ether- 

 idge (jmdor), Robert. See Etheridge 

 A: Woodward. 



Woodward, Arthur Smith, & Maw- 

 son, ,/(i!<cp/i. See Mawson & Wood- 

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Woodward, Arthur Snrith, & Seward, 

 A . C. Sec Seward & Woodward. 



Woodward, Arthur Smith, & Sher- 

 born, Charles Davies. A catalogue of 

 British fossil vertebrata. London, 1890. 

 XXXV, 396 p. 1890.1 



Pisces, p. 1-198. 



A catalogue of British fossil 



vertebrata, supplement for 1890 [Pisces] 

 Geol. Mag., 1891, 3. dec. 8, 25-31. 



1891.1 



Woodward, Bernard Barham [1853 

 — ] The young collector's handbook 

 of fossils. London, 1885. 32 p. iUust. 

 12°. 1885.1 



The completed work was not pubUshed sep- 

 arately but appeared as part of the volume " Sea- 

 weeds, shells and fossils " by P. Gray and B B 

 Woodward, 1886. 



1 ] Guide to an exhibition of old 



natural history books, illustrating the 

 origin and progress of the study of 

 natural history up to the time of Lin- 

 naus. London, 1905. 27 p. 8°. 1905.1 



British Museum (Natural History) Special 

 guides, no. 1. 



Woodward, B. B., & ;Gray, P. See 

 Gray & Woodward. 



Woodward, B. B., & Sherborn, 



Charles Davies. On the dates of the 

 "Enoyclop^die M^thodique." Addi- 

 tional note. Proc. Zool. Soc. London, 

 1899, 595. 1899.1 



Dates of publication of the 



zoological and botanical portions of 

 some French voyages. II. Ferret and 

 Galinier's "Voyage en Abyssinie"; 

 Lefebvre's "Voyage en Abyssinie"; 

 Exploration scientifique de I'Alg^rie; 

 Castelnau's " Am^rique du Sud"; 

 Dumont d'Urville's " Voyage de 1' As- 

 trolabe"; Laplace's "Voyage sur la 

 Favorite"; Jacquemont's "Voyage 

 dans I'lnde"; TriShouart's "Com- 

 mission scientifique d'Islande"; Cail- 

 liaud's " Voyage h M(5ro6 "; Expedi- 

 tion scientifique de Mor6e; Fabvre's 

 "Commission scientifique du Nord"; 

 Du Petit Thouars' "Voyage de la 



