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Studies in the Corallian Lamellibranch Fauna of Oxford, Berks, and Wilts

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 May 2009

Extract

A Glance at the exhibited collections in any of our leading museums, such as the British Museum, the Geological Survey Museum, or the Oxford University Museum, shows that the naming and identification of many of the Mesozoic fossils is in a very unsatisfactory state. The private collector or the student who becomes thoroughly familiar with the fauna of his own district and then goes to these museums to classify and identify it will usually come away with many misconceptions. He finds, moreover, that the various museums contradict one another.

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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1926

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References

page 194 note 1 See Arkell, W. J., in Buckman's, S. S. Type Ammonites, V, 1925, pp. 5561.Google Scholar

page 195 note 1 Term suggested by Mr. C. J. Bayzaud.