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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 767

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inthe act of formation on certain parts of the shores of Australia, as theAuthor is informed by Mr. J. Beete Jukes; thus affording the exact parallelto the stratum of Orbitolites (belonging, as the Authors investigations haveled him to believe, to the very same species) that forms part of the… … Microscopic Organisms in Levant Mud:—a, d, siliceous spiculesoiTethi/a; B, H, spicules of Geodia; c, Sponge-spicule (unknown); e,calcareous spicule of Ghantia; f, g, m, o, portions of calcareous skele-ton of Ecliinodermata; H, I, calcareous spicule of Gorgonia; k, l, n,siliceous spicules of…

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