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Goldfiiss, with which it has been confounded, because it has somewhat the 
same form ; hut the layers of the second form are relatively thicker, and the 
tubes that traverse them have a greater diameter. 
Horizon and Localities. — On the hanks of the Bell (Bell Pk^iver) in a 
grey limestone with bright fracture ; and in the alluvial workings of Tuena 
and Limokilns [Limekilns] between Wattle Plat and Bathurst. It has 
been found in England, Wales, Bussia, Bohemia, Canada, and in the United 
States. 
ACTINOZOA. 
OrfZcr— HUGOSA. 
Genus — STBOMBODES, Scliioeigger. 
Steombodes diffltjens, Milne Ldtvards and J. Haine. 
Acermdaria haltica (pars), Lonsdale, 1839, in Murcluson’s Silurian System, pi. IG, fig. 8 
and 8« {cceteris cxclusis). 
Stronihodes dijjluens, Milne Edwards and J. Haime, 1851, Polyp. Eoss. Terr. Pal., y). 431. 
„ ,, Milne Edwards and J. Haime, 1852, Mon. Brit. Eoss. Corals, p. 294, 
pi. 91, fig. 2. 
ATac]inop1igllU7n tgpus, Salter, 1859, in Murcliison’s Siluria, pi. 39, fig. 8 and 8a {cccteris 
exclusis) non McCoy. 
Among the numerous fossils that were sent to me by Mr. Clarke I have 
found only a single specimen of this sjtecies, hut its characters agree so per- 
fectly with those described by Milne Edwards and Haime that I have no doubt 
as to its identity Avith the specimens Avhich served as those Authors’ types. 
Tlie form of the calices and the number of septa is identical with those of the 
English specimens. 
lloidzon and Localities . — This species Avas collected at Manure, on the 
hanks of the Berudba (Berudha Biver), in a deep olive-coloured slate which 
weathers on exposure, and is covered Avith a thin layer of hroAvn ochreous 
material. It is accompanied by tAvo impressions that appear to me to have 
been formed by a Heliolites, the species of AAdiich is undeterminable. 
