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IV.—On the Occurrence of Productus humerosus ( = sublævis) in Dove Dale; and its Value as a Zone-fossil
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 May 2009
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During a recent examination of the Carboniferous Limestone in the Dove Dale district I have met with an abundance of Productus humerosus. This species is a common fossil in the cliffs extending for a distance of quite 2 miles from the top end of Nabs Dale to beyond Tissington Spires. It is most prolific at and near Reynard's Cave, where the shells occur in clusters, often cupped into each other.
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1 First recorded in Geol. Mag., 07, 1919, p. 335.Google Scholar
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