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Pecopteris penneformis Brgt. Pseudopecopteris anceps Lesq. 
Fecopteris platyrachis Brgt. Pseudopecopteris muricata (Brgt.) Lesq. 
Pecopteris quadratifolia Lesq. seudopecopteris spinulosa Lesq. 
is (Goniopieris) unita Bret. Rhacophyllum affine Lesq. 
Pecopteris ( Goniopteris) arguta Bret. Rhacophylium clarkii Lesq. 
Pseudopecopteris cordato-ovata (Weiss.) Khacophyllum filiforme Gutb. 
. - Rhacophyllum filiciforme Gutb 
briat 
Pseudopecopteris nervosa (Brgt.) Lesq. Rhacophyllum fimbriatum Lesq. 
Pseudopecopteris dimorpha Lesq. Rhacophyllum hirsutum var. affine Lesq. 
Pseudopecopteris pluckneti (Brgt.) Lesq. Rhachiopteris sp.—Rachis of fern. 
CALAMARIE. 
Calamites suckowii Brgt., var. nodosus Annularia longifolia Brgt—A large 
St.—A fine specimen, 
Calamites approximatus 
twisted fragment. 
Calamites ramosus 
branches 
orm, 
Schloth.—A Annularia calamitoides Schp. 
nnularia inflata Lesq. 
nnularia sphenophylloides Brgt. 
Å 
Brgt. — Crusled A 
Sphenophyltum oblongifolium Germ. 
Calamites cistii Brgt. Sphenophyllum schlotheimii Brgt. 
Asterophyllites sublevis Lesq Sphenophylium emarginatum Brgt. 
Asterophyllites equisetiformis Brgt. Sphenophyllum filiculme Lesq. 
Asterophyllites grandis St. Sphenophyllum longifolium Germ. 
Asterophyllites rigidus Gein. 
LYCOPODIACEA. 
Lepidedendron longifolium Brgt.—Tult Lepidophyllum fallax Lesq. 
of leaves, Lepidophylium hastatum Lesq. 
Lepidodendron dichotomum St.—Leaves. Lepido; Ayllum majus Lesq. 
Lépidodendron (Bergeria) guadratum St Lepidophyllum oblongifolium Lesq. 
aodendron aculeatum St. Lepidophyllum stantoni Lesq. 
Lepitophyllum lanceolatum Lepidophyllum tumidi 
ipium Brgt. é um Lesq. 
maria ficoides St,—Leaves obliquely crossing clay, and specimens of other leaves, 
CORDAITE, 
Cordaites borassifolius Unger. Cordaites diversifolius Lesq. 
— Leo Lesquereux. 
and Huxley as to the near affinity of this fish to Osteolepis and 
Diplopterus, 
urassic—Mr, J. W. Davis (Ann. & Mag. Nat. His., June, 1884) 
are well-developed and the head is protected by sculptured sur- 
face-enameled plates. 
known as “ Flysch” are identical with those of the creta- 
i ous rocks of Liguria and Tuscany. He recommends that the 
rm “ Flysch ” be dropped from geology.——I'wenty-two years 
