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BLASTOID STUDIES 113
REFERENCES
The following list is not complete and the author
welcomes additions. Since no complete published
bibliography has been found, an attempt has been
made to list as many articles as possible that have
come to my attention, in order to provide at least a
partially complete bibliography for future workers.
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EXPLANATION OF PLATE 40
FIGURE PAGE
1-6. Granatocrinus kentuckyensis (Coraux), paratypes, Corr-
KIN'S specimen 1 (figs. 1-3), and specimen 2 (figs. 4-6),
previously unfigured, labelled Orbitremites kentucluensis,
U.S. Natl. Mus.; Lower Mississippian, lower part of New
Providence Formation (upper part of Coral Ridge member),
cast quarry of Coral Ridge Brick 8c Tile Company,
Coral Ridge, Jefferson County, Kentucky; 1-3, oral, "D"
ambulacral, aboral views ( X2.6); 4-6, oral, "B" ambulacral,
aboral views (X5.3) 75
7-12. Poroblastus granulosus (MEEK & WORTHEN), plesiotypes,
S3,720 (figs. 7-9); S3,719 (figs. 10-12), Springer coll.,
U.S. Natl. Mus.; Lower Mississippian, Upper Burlington
Limestone, Burlington, Iowa (figs. 7-9), and Warsaw
Formation (fourth horizon, geode bed), one mile above
Warsaw, Ill. (figs. 10-12); 7-9, oral, "D" ambulacral,
aboral views ( X6.2); 10-12, oral, "D" ambulacral, aboral
views (X6.3) 98