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IV.—Contributions to British Fossil Crustacea

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 May 2009

Henry Woodward
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The genus Pseudoglyphea was established in 1860 by the late Dr. Albert Oppel, of Munich, for certain remains of Crustacea occurring in the Oolite and Lias formations of Bavaria, &c., previously referred to the genus Glyphea, from which, however, he has separated them on account of the difference in the direction of the furrows which mark the regions of the cephalothorax. Whether these characters will be found to be supported by others, or, to be in themselves of sufficient importance to justify the retention of the genus, must be determined by more ample materials and a better acquaintance with the entire animals belonging to both genera than we are at present able to command.

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Geological Magazine , Volume 5 , Issue 50 , August 1868 , pp. 353 - 356
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1868

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note 353 page 1 Palaeontologische Mittheilungen aus dem Museum des Koenigl. Bayer. Staates, von DrAlbert, Oppel, Stuttgart, 1862, p. 51.Google Scholar

note 353 page 2 Xth. pair of appendages: see table of appendages of Crustacea, in Pal. Soc. Vol. xix., 1865, Monograph on the Merostomata, pp. 4 and 5.Google Scholar

note 354 page 1 Neue Gattungen Fossiler Krebse aus gebilden vom Bunten sandstein bis in die Kreide, von Hermann von Meyer, Stuttgart, 1840, Taf. iv., Fig. 27.Google Scholar

note 354 page 2 Palaeontologische Mittheilungen, p. 52.Google Scholar

note 354 page 3 British Association Reports, Dundee, 1867, p. 46.Google Scholar

note 354 page 4 Palaeontologische Mitteilungen, p. 56.Google Scholar

note 355 page 1 Geol. Yorkshire, Part 1, PI. IV., Fig. 20, from the Coralline Oolite.Google Scholar