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124 THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS PALEONTOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTIONS
1885: Archiv. f. Naturgesch., Jahrg. 52, V. 1, heft
3, 60 p. (Berlin).
(269) 1887, Bericht fiber die wissenschaftlichen Leistungen
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Jahre 1886: Same, Jahrg. 53, v. 2, heft 3, p. 174- (279)
218.
(270) 1888, Bericht über die wissenschaftlichen Leistungen
in der Naturgeschichte der Echinodermen im
lahre 1887: Same, Jahrg. 54, v. 2, heft 3, p. 63-81.
Haeckel, Ernst
(271) 1866, Generelle Morphologie der Organismen:
V. 1-2, xxxii +574 p., 2 pl., clx + 462 p., 8 pl.,
Reimer (Berlin).
(272) 1876, The History of Creation: transi, by Lankester,
xix + 408 p., 2 pl., 7 fig., King & Co. (London).
(273) 1896, Systematische Phylogenie der wirbellosen
Thiere (lnvertebrata): 8vo., pt. 2, xviii + 720 p.,
Reimer (Berlin).
(278) 1858, Paleontology of Iowa: Iowa Geol. Survey,
Rept., v. 1, pt. 2, Paleont., p. 473-724, 29 pl., textfig.
53-118 (Des Moines).
1859, New species of crinoidea: Contr. Paleont.
Iowa, Same, Paleont. Contr., Rept., v. 1, pt. 2,
Supp., 92 p., 3 pl., text-fig.
(280) 1862, Contributions to palaeontology; comprising
descriptions of new species of fossils from the
Upper Helderberg, Hamilton and Chemung
groups; Preliminary notice of some of the species
of Crinoidea known in the Upper Helderberg
and Hamilton groups of New York: New York
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text-fig. (Albany).
(281) 1863, Descriptions of new species of Crinoidea
from the Carboniferous rocks of the Mississippi
Valley: Boston Soc. Nat. History, Jour., v. 7, no.
2, p. 261-328.
(274) 1896, Beitriige zur Morphologie und Phylogenie
der Echinodermen; Die Amphorideen und Cystoideen:
Festschrift zum siebenzigsten Geburtstage
von Carl Gegenbaur am 21. August 1896,
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(Leipzig).
(275) 1899-1904, Kunstformen der Natur: verlag d.
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date Feb. 16, 1899); Zweite Sammlung, Heft 6-10,
pl. 51-100 (10 pl. per Heft), with Supp.-Heft (10
charts, with 1904 date on title page) (Leipzig &
Wien).
(282) 1864, Description of new species of fossils from
the Carboniferous limestones of Indiana and Illinois:
Albany Inst., Trans., v. 4, 36 p.
(283) 1879, The fauna of the Niagara group, in central
Indiana: New York State Mus., Ann. Rept. 28,
p. 99-203, pl. 3-34 (text printed partly in advance
in 1875 or 1876) (Albany).
(284) 1882, Descriptions of the species of fossils found
in the Niagara group at Waldron, Indiana: Indiana
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(276) 1909, The History of Creation: 5th ed., v. 2, x+ (285)
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Hall, James
(277) 1852, Containing descriptions of the organic remains
of the lower middle division of the New
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1883, Descriptions of new species of fossils from
the Niagara formation at Waldron, Indiana:
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(286) 1883, List of Niagara fossils from Waldron, Indiana:
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EXPLANATION OF PLATE 45
FIGURE PAGE
1-9. Lophoblastus inopinatus (RowLEy & HARE), lectotypes,
RX-134 (figs. 1-3, new holotype), (figs. 4,6,8, ?same
as Rowley, 1901, pl. 28, fig. 8, a syntype), (fig. 5, new
paratype), (fig. 7, probably original paratype of ROWLEY
& HARE, 1891, pl. 3, fig. 17, and ROWLEY, 1901, pl. 28, fig.
5), (fi. 9, a new paratype), Rowley coll., Univ. Illinois;
Lower Mississippian, Lower Burlington Limestone (chert),
Louisiana, Mo.; 1-3, oral, "D" ambulacral, aboral views
(X7.2); 4,6,8, anal interambulacral, aboral, "D" ambulacral
views ( X8.3); 5, aboral view of polished section
showing three hydrospire folds on each side of an ambulacrum
( X10); 7, oral view ( X6.2); 9, aboral view of
another specimen ( X8.7) 76
10-12. Carpenteroblastus magnibasis (RowLEy), holotype,
RX-194, Rowley coll., Univ. Illinois; Lower Mississippian,
Upper Brulington Limestone, Louisiana, Mo.; oral, "D"
ambulacral, aboral ivews (all X4.2) 52