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CONTENTS.
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| ix. | Megalosaurus.
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180 |
| x. | Iguanodon.
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185 |
| xi. | Amphibious Animals allied to Crocodiles.
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191 |
| xii. | Fossil Tortoises or Testudinata.
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195 |
| xiii. | Fossil Fishes.
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202 |
Sauroid Fishes in the Order Ganoid.
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208 | |
Fishes in Strata of the Carboniferous Order.
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212 | |
Fishes of the Magnesian Limestone, or Zechstein.
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213 | |
Fishes of the Muschelkalk, Lias, and Oolite Formations.
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214 | |
Fishes of the Chalk Formation.
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216 | |
Fishes of the Tertiary Formations.
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216 | |
Family of Sharks.
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218 | |
Fossil Spines, or Ichthyodorulites.
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220 | |
Fossil Rays.
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221 | |
Conclusion.
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222 | |
| CHAP. XV. | 224 | |
| § i. | Fossil Univalve and Bivalve Shells.
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224 |
| ii. | Fossil Remains of naked Mollusks, Pens and Ink bags of Loligo.
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230 |
| iii. | Proofs of Design in the Mechanism of Fossil Chambered Shells.
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235 |
Mechanical Contrivances in the Nautilus.
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238 | |
| iv. | Ammonites.
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252 |
| v. | Nautilus Sypho and Nautilus Zic Zac.
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270 |
| vi. | Chambered Shells allied to Nautili and Ammonites.
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273 |
| vii. | Belemnite.
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280 |
| viii. | Foraminated Polythalamons Shells. Nummulites. Miliola.
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288 |
| CHAP. XVI. | 291 | |
| § i. | First Class of Articulated Animals.
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292 |
Fossil Annelidans.
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292 | |
| ii. | Second Class of Articulated Animals.
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292 |
Fossil Crustaceans.
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292 | |
Trilobites.
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294 | |
| iii. | Third Class of Articulated Animals.
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305 |
A Fossil Arachnidans.
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305 | |
Fossil Spiders.
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306 | |
Fossil Scorpions.
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307 | |
Fourth Class of Articulated Animals.
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308 | |
Fossil Insects.
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