EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. 



Plate Page 



("Lower Carboniferous Invertebrata, to illustrate Mr. R. 

 I. J Etheridge, Jun.'s paper on the Invertebrate Fauna of the 

 II. 1 Lower Carboniferous rocks of the neighbourhood of Edin- 



L burgh 1 



ni. 



("British Cretaceous DentaliidjE, to illustrate Mr. J. S. 



\ Gardner's paper on those fossils 56 



j-TT- ("Zeolites formed in Roman brickwork, to illustrate Prof. 



\ Daubree's paper on that subject 73 



■y f Outline Map of British Columbia, to illustrate Dr. G-. M. 

 ' \ Dawson's paper on the Superficial Geology of that province 89 



■yy f Bones of Argillornis longipennis and of recent Birds, to 

 ' [ illustrate Prof . Owen's paper 124 



VII. f Sphenopteris affinis and Staphylopteris ? Peachii, to illus- 

 VIII. \ trate Mr. C. W. Peach's paper on those plants 131 



-r-jj- J Liassic Corals, to illustrate Mr. R. F. Tomes's paper on the 

 ' \ Corals of the Lias of England and South Wales 179 



Map of the Charnwood district, to illustrate Messrs. Hill 

 X. \ and Bonney's paper on the Precarboniferous rocks of 



Charnwood Forest 199 



■ i - 

 XT-/ I Maps, Plans, and Sections, to illustrate Mr. C. Lapworth's 

 XIIl' I P a P er on tlie Moffat Series 240 



XIV. 



f Sketch Map of the Upper Punjab, to illustrate Mr. A. B. 



\ Wynne's paper on the Geology of that country 347 



-jry f Skulls of Goniopholis, to illustrate Mr. Hulke's paper on 



\ two Crocodilia from the Wealden and Purbeck 377 



y VT f Crocodilian Jaw from the Corallian of Weymouth, to il- 

 v t lustrate Mr. E. T. Newton's paper on that subject 398 



XVII f ® ECTI0NS 0F Australian Auriferous Rocks, to illustrate Mr. 

 Y -rr-rjy \ R. Daintree's paper on certain modes of occurrence of Gold 

 AV111 - [ inAustralia 431 



