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_ 64. 
MEMOIR OF REV. JOHN FLEMING, D.D. 677 
Observations on the Sertularia cuscuta, of Ellis, and on a New Species of Vorticella 
called Coalita. (Wer. Soc. Mem., vol. iv. p. 485.—Read March 8, 1823.) 
On a Reversed Species of Fusus (f. retroversus). (Wer. Soc. Mem., vol. iv. p. 498.— 
Read 5th April 1823.) 
Observations on some Species of the Genus Vermculum of Montagu. (Wer. Soc. 
Mem., vol. iv. p. 564.—Read April 5, 1823.) 
Gleanings of Natural History during a Voyage in 1821. (Hd. Phil. Jour., vol. viii. 
p. 294; 16th April 1823.) 
Gleanings of Natural History during a Voyage in 1821. (Hd. Phil. Jour., vol. ix. 
p. 248; Oct. 1823.) 
Gleanings of Natural History during a Voyage in 1821. (Ed. Phil. Jour., vol. x. p. 95; 
Jan. 1824.) 
Description of Plumularia bullata, a New Species, collected by the Arctic Expedition 
under Captain Parry in Hudson’s Straits in 1821. (Wer. Soc. Mem., vol. v. p. 303. 
—Read 20th March 1824.) 
On a New British Species of Spatangus (ovatus). (Wer. Soc. Mem., vol. v. p. 287.— 
Kead 21st March 1824.) 
On the Distribution of British Animals. (Hd. Phil. Jour., vol. xi. p. 287; Oct. 1824.) 
Remarks on the Modern Strata. (Hd. Phil. Jour., vol. xii. p. 116; Jan. 1825.) 
On the Neptunian Formation of Siliceous Stalactites. (Brewster's Jour., vol. ii. p. 307. 
—Read at Royal Society of Edinburgh, 7th March 1825.) 
On British Testaceous Annelides. (Ed. Phil. Jour., vol. xii. p. 238; April 1825.) 
On the Defoliation of Trees. (Brewster's Jour., vol. iv. p. 72; 1826.) 
The Geological Deluge, as interpreted by Baron Cuvier and Professor Buckland, in- 
consistent with the Testimony of Moses and the Phenomena of Nature. (Hd. Phil. 
Jour., vol. xiv. p. 205 ; April 1826.) 
Remarks on the Genus Scissurella of M. D’Orbigny ; with a Description of a Recent 
Species. (Wer. Soc. Mem., vol. vi. p. 384.—Read 19th May 1827.) 
British Animals. Published 1828. 
Remarks on the Evidence from the Animal Kingdom tending to prove that the Arctic 
Regions formerly enjoyed a Milder Climate. (Hd. Phil. Jour., vol. vi., 2d series, 
p. 277; March 1829.) 
Additional Remarks on the Climate of the Arctic Regions, in answer to Mr Conybeare. 
(Ed. Phil. Jour., vol. viii. p. 65; October 1829.) 
Review on ‘Systems and Methods in Natural History,” by J. E. Bicheno, Esq, Lin- 
nean Transactions, 1829. (Quart. Rev., vol. xli. p. 802; 1829.) 
Notice of a Submarine Forest in Largo Bay, in the Firth of Forth. (Brande’s Jour. ; 
March 1830.) 
On the Superposition of Strata on the Banks of the pee (Wer. Soc. Mem., vol. vi. 
p- 577.—Read 1st May 1830.) 
On the Occurrence of the Scales of Vertebrated Animals in the Old Red Sandstone of 
Fifeshire. (Wer. Soc. Pro., vol. vi. p. 577.—Read Ist May 1830. Cheek’s Ed. Jour. 
of Nat. and Geographical Science, vol. ii. p. 81.) 
Reply to Mr Macleay’s Attack on the Dichotomous System. (L:, L., and D. Phil. Jour., 
vol. vii.; July 1830.) - 
