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above species deviates from Ginnamomum polymorphum , which is closely 
related to it, just by that character. Besides, the tertiary nerves and the net- 
work are well discernible, as represented in Big. 3a (magnified), while they 
are not preserved on the fossil cited from Dalton. Another specimen, from 
Vegetable Creek, belonging to Cinnamonmon polymorphoicles , shows besides 
the actinodrome nerves, basilar ones, which are tine like those on the living 
species, C. zeylanicum. 
Locality and Horizon . — Witherden’s Tunnel, Two-mile, near Emma- 
ville (Vegetable Creek Township), on Main Vegetable Creek Deep Lead ; 
brown carbonaceous clay, under basalt. 
ClNNAMOMUM LeICHHARDTII, WbiJli. 
Plate XI, Fig. 4. 
Ettingshausen, Beitiage z. Ter tiar flora Australiens, I, loc. cit., p. 27. 
Obs . — Several leaves of this species lie before us with which the 
fragment from Dalton, near Gunning, agrees well, the latter only belonging 
to a larger leaf. But this causes no difficulty, as it can easily be proved by 
the living species of Ginnamomum that their leaves vary much in size. On. 
our species the basilar (secondary) nerves reach nearly the apex, at times 
they even do so. The tertiary running transversely, are strong. The pre- 
servation of the network is prevented by the oxidised condition of the sand- 
stone matrix. 
Locality and Horizon. — Newstead, near Elsmore ; in concretionary 
ironstone (earthy limonite), associated with basalt. 
ClNNAMOMUM NUYTSII, Sp. 110V. 
Plate XI, Fig. 5. 
Sp>. Char. — C. foliis breviter petiolatis rigide coriaceis, clliptico- 
oblongis, integerrimis utrinque angustatis, basi acutis ; nervatione acrodroma, 
nervo primaro prominente, recto; nervis secundariis infimis suprabasilaribus; 
subangulis 30-40° orientibus, paullo curvatis, attenuatis, apicem fere attin- 
gentibus, nervis secundariis reliquis angulo subrecto egredientibus approxi- 
matis, tenuissimis, vix conspicuous ; nervis tertiariis obsolctis. 
