Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 915
, not only that it contains multitudes ofminute remains of living organisms, both Animal and Vegetable,but that it is entirely or almost wholly composed of such remains. * Memoirs of the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society, Vol. vii. 824 APPLICATION TO GEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION. Amongst… … t -& Microscopic Organisms in Levant Mud:—A, D, siliceousspicules of Tethya; B, h, spicules of Geodia; c, sponge-spicule(unknown); E, calcareous spicule of Grantia; P, G, M, o, por-tions of calcareous skeleton of Echinodermata; H, I, calcareousspicule of Gorgonia; K, L, N, siliceous spicules of…
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