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The geological magazine, or, Monthly journal of geology.
Decade 3:v. 5 (1888), Page 489 (1888)
Smithsonian Libraries
BHL Page 30533989

Keywords

geology america fossil Apical extremity fragment Geology

Contributors

Species

Actinoceras Bigsbyi

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"Decade 3:v. 5 (1888)"

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{"text":["FIG. 3. 1, front view of a weathered fragment of the apical extremity of Actinoceras Bigsbyi?; showing (f) the large foramen and the row of minute foramina situated at f', the most elevated part of the siphuncular segments. Natural size. From the Black River Formation (?), Igloolik Island, Arctic America. ","FIG. 4. View of part of a much eroded fragment of an Actinoceras, consisting of the internal cast of some of the septal chambers, and the siphuncular segment with its foramen (f). Three-quarters natural size. FIG. 3.-2, side view of part of the same specimen, showing the lateral position of the large foramen (f) in relation to the apex. Natural size. From the Great Slave Lake, British North America.","f'","1"]}

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