Callorhynchus Hectori. Pl. xxi. f. 6-9 Lower Greensand New Zealand

329

Ischyodus brevirostris. Pl. xxi. f. 1-5 Lower Greensand New Zealand

327

EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES.

PLATE

PAGE

SECTIONS OF GRANITOID ROCKS of the Lake District, to illus-
trate Mr. J. Clifton Ward's paper on these rocks
PALEOZOIC ECHINI, to illustrate Mr. W. Keeping's paper on
those Fossils

34

42

VERTEBRE OF TAPINOCEPHALUS AND OF PAREIASAURUS BOMBI-
DENS, to illustrate Prof. Owen's paper on some Dino-
saurian Vertebræ

V.

► VI. {

NEW KIMMERIDGE-CLAY CRUSTACEA, to illustrate Mr. H.
Woodward's paper on those fossils...........

HARPACTOCARCINUS TUMIDUS, to illustrate Mr. Woodward's
paper on that species

VIII. {

BRITISH FOSSIL SCORPIONS, to illustrate Mr. H. Woodward's
paper on those fossils

58

LITHOMANTIS CARBONARIUS, to illustrate Mr. H. Woodward's
paper on that Insect.

64

XI. {CYNODRACO MAJOR, to illustrate Prof. Owen's paper on that

Reptile

EOZOON AND ARCHEOSPHERINE, to illustrate Mr. J. W. Dawson's paper on the occurrence of Eozoon at Côte St. Pierre. 74

102

XIII.}

XII. | ASTROCRINITES? BENNIEI, to illustrate Mr. R. Etheridge Jun.'s
paper on that fossil

114

- XIV.

GEOLOGICAL MAP AND SECTION of Anglesey and the adjacent
part of Wales, to illustrate Prof. Ramsay's papers on the
Island of Anglesey and the Valley of the Dee

MAP AND SECTION of a part of East Anglia, to illustrate Mr.
W. H. Penning's paper on the Physical Geology of East
Anglia during the Glacial Period

204

~ XVI. {

PALEACHYLA PERFORANS, to illustrate Prof. Duncan's paper
on that plant.

XVII. (MERYCOCH BRUS TEMPORALIS, to illustrate Mr. Bettany's paper

272

► XVIII. {

MERYCOCHERUS LEIDYI, to illustrate Mr. Bettany's paper on
that fossil

272

PLATE

✓ XIX.

LABYRINTHODON LAVISI, to illustrate Prof. Seeley's paper on
that fossil

PAGE

284

XX.

MAP of the District of Schemnitz in Hungary, with Section.
to illustrate Mr. Judd's paper on the Ancient Volcano of
that District

324

► XXI.{

CRETACEOUS CHIMEROIDS, to illustrate Mr. Newton's paper
on those fossils

330

TASMANIAN CORALS, to illustrate Prof. Duncan's paper on
those fossils

350

{

✓ XXIII.

ROCK SECTIONS, to illustrate Mr. Allport's paper on the Meta-
morphic rocks surrounding the Land's-End mass of Granite 426

XXIV. | ADHERENT PRODUCTI AND SPIRIFERINA, to illustrate Mr. R.
XXV. Etheridge Jun.'s paper on those fossils

464

XXVI.

• XXVII.

REMAINS OF BRITISH FOSSIL CRETACEOUS BIRDS, to illustrate
Prof. Seeley's paper on those fossils

512

XXVIII.

HAITIAN FOSSIL SHELLS, to illustrate Mr. R. J. L. Guppy's
paper on the Miocene fossils of Haiti......

532

ERRATA ET CORRIGENDA.

At p. 30, line 22, for substnces read substances.
45, line 23, for post-liassic read præ-Liassic?
line 30. for Guibon read Guybon.

46, last line, for Ketospondylian read Tretospondylian.
59, line 2, for carbonarius read anglicus.

124, figure, the bracket of the "Laminated series" should include only

beds 2-4.

205, line 5, and 210, line 8 from bottom, for Plate XV. read Plate XVI.

PROCEEDINGS

OF THE

GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON.

SESSION 1875-76.

November 3, 1875.

JOHN EVANS, Esq., V.P.R.S., President, in the Chair.

Thomas Andrew, Esq., 18 Southernhay, Exeter; Harry M. Becher, Esq., White Lodge, Barnes, S.W.; Arthur Back Kitchener, Esq., F.C.S., 19 Buckingham Street, Strand, W.C.; Daniel Morris, Esq., Grammar School, Burnley; Christopher Thomas Richardson, M.D., 13 Nelson Crescent, Ramsgate; and Gustavus A. H. Thureau, Esq., Lecturer on Geology and Practical Mining, School of Mines, Sandhurst, Victoria, were elected Fellows of the Society.

The Lists of Donations to the Library and Museum were read.

The following communications were read :—

1. "On some new Macrurous Crustacea from the Kimmeridge Clay of the Sub-Wealden Boring, Sussex, and from Boulogne-surMer." By Henry Woodward, Esq., F.R.S., F.G.S.

2. "On a new Fossil Crab from the Tertiary of New Zealand." By Henry Woodward, Esq., F.R.S., F.G.S.

3. "On a remarkable Fossil Orthopterous Insect from the Coalmeasures of Britain." By Henry Woodward, Esq., F.R.S., F.G.S. 4. "On the Discovery of a Fossil Scorpion in the English Coalmeasures." By Henry Woodward, Esq., F.R.S., F.G.S.

5. "The Drift of Devon and Cornwall, its Origin, Correlation with that of the South-east of England, and Place in the Glacial Series." By Thomas Belt, Esq., F.G.S.

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