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Title: Outlines of comparative physiology touching the structure and development of the races of animals, living and extinct : for the use of schools and colleges
Year: 1870 (1870s)
Authors: Agassiz, Louis, 1807-1873 Gould, Augustus A. (Augustus Addison), 1805-1866 Wright, Thomas, 1809-1884
Subjects: Physiology, Comparative Zoology
Publisher: London : Bell & Daldy
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Fig. 384.—Pterodactylus Gratsirostris*—Goldfuss* § 674. It is also in the upper stages of this formation thatwe meet with the skeletons of tortoises. Here also we findthe remains of several families of insects (Lidellula, Coleop-tera, Ichneumons, $-c.) Finally, in these same stages, the slatesof Stonesfield, the first traces of mammals are found, namely,\he jaws and teeth of animals belonging to extinct forms of 406 GEOLOGICAL SUCCESSION OF ANIMALS. Marsupialia, and having some resemblance to the opossum(fig. 385).
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Fig. 385.—Jaw of the Thylacotherium. from Stonesfield. § 6/5. The department of mollusca is largely representedin all its classes ; Some of the most common forms are sketchedin fig. 386. The peculiar types of the primary age havealmost disappeared, and are replaced by a greater variety ofnew forms. Of the brachiopoda only one type, namely, thatof the Terebratula (10), is abundant. Among the other bi-valves there are many peculiar forms, as Gryph&a (1 and 2),Cardium (4), Trigonia (5), Goniomya (6), and Gervillia (8).The gasteropoda display a great variety of species, and thegenus Nerin&a (11) is an abundant form. The Cephalopodaare very numerous, among which the Ammonites (9) are themost prominent. There are also found, for the first time, therepresentatives of the cuttle-fishes, under the form of Belem-nites, an extinct type of animals, with an internal chamberedshell, protected by a sheath, and terminating in a conicalbody somewhat similar to the bone of the Sepia, and whi

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