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PLATE 46<br />

[All figures natural size unless otherwise indicated. Specimens shown in figs. 1-9 and 12 are from the upper part of the<br />

Snowshoe Formation near Seneca; in figs. 10, 11, 13, and 14 from the Snowshoe Formation ncar Emigrant Creek; and<br />

in fig. 15 from the Warm Springs Memher cf the Snowshoe Formation in the Suplee area]<br />

FIGURES I-9. Stemmatoceras aff. S. albertense McLearn (p. 89) .<br />

From Lupher's loc. 8<br />

I, 2. Specimen, CAS I3522.<br />

3- 5. Lateral and ventral views (X I) and suture line (X2) of largest<br />

available specimen. CAS I3521.<br />

6, 7. Specimen, CAS I3524.<br />

8, 9. Specimen, CAS I3523.<br />

IO, 11, I3. Teloceras itinsae McLearn (p.90).<br />

IO. Rubber imprint of external mold. Specimen, USNM I686I4 from<br />

USGS Mesozoic loc. 294IO.<br />

II. Specimen, USNM 2686I6 from USGS Mesozoic loc. 26770.<br />

I3. Rubber imprint of external mold. Specimen, USNM I686I5 from<br />

USGS Mesozoic loc. 26770.<br />

I2, I4. Zemistephanu.s? cf. Z. richardsoni (Whiteaves) (p. 90).<br />

I2. Rubber imprint of small whorL Specimen, CAS I3255 from Lupher's<br />

loc. 30.<br />

14. Rubber imprint of medium-sized whorL Specimen, USNM I68617<br />

from USGS Mesozoic loc. 29410. Note position of tuberles near<br />

umbilicus.<br />

15. Stephanoceras (Skirroceras) cf. S. (S.) leptogyrale (Buckman) (p. 88) .<br />

Fairly complete internal mold, USNM I686IO from USGS Mesozoic<br />

loc. 29241.

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