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BLASTOID STUDIES 125
(287) 1883, Descriptions of fossils from the Carboniferous
limestone of Spergen Hill, Indiana: Indiana
Dept. Geol. & Nat. History, Ann. Rept. 12,
p. 319-375, 32 pl. (Indianapolis).
, & Whitfield, Robert Parr
(288) 1872, Description of new species of fossils from
the vicinity of Louisville, Kentucky, and the falls
of the Ohio: New York State Mus., Ann. Rept.
24, p. 181-200 (Albany).
&
(289) 1875, Descriptions of invertebrate fossils, mainly
from the Silurian system: Ohio Geol. Survey,
Rept. 2, Geol. & Paleont., pt. 2, Paleont., sec. 1,
p. 65-161, pl. 1-9, 13 (Columbus).
Hambach, Gustav
(290) 1880, Contribution to the anatomy of the genus
Pentremites, with description of new species: St.
Louis Acad. Sci., Trans., v. 4, no. 1, p. 145-160, pl.
A-B (January).
(291) 1884, Notes about the structure and classification
of the Pentremites: Same, Trans., v. 4, no. 3, p.
537-547, 6 text-fig.
(292) 1884, Description of new Palaeozoic Echinodermata:
Same, Trans., v. 4, no. 3, p. 548-554, pl.
C-D.
(293) 1903, Revision of the Blastoidea, with a proposed
new classification, and description of new species:
Same, Trans., v. 13, no. 1, 67 p., 6 pl., 15 textfig.
(November 4).
Harker, Peter, & Hutchinson, Robert David
(294) 1953, A new occurrence and redescription of
Gogia prolifica Walcott: Jour. Paleontology, v.
27, no. 2, p. 285-287, pl. 40 (March) (Tulsa).
Harlton, Bruce H.
(295) 1934, Carboniferous stratigraphy of the Ouachitas
with special study of the Bendian: Amer. Assoc.
Petrol. Geol., Bull., v. 18, no. 8, p. 1018-1049, 8
fig. (August) (Tulsa).
Harris, Gilbert Dennison
(296) 1891, The Fayetteville-Huntsville section: Arkansas
Geol. Survey, Ann. Rept. for 1888, p. 149-154,
1 fig. (Little Rock).
(297) 1896, A reprint of the paleontological writings of
Thomas Say: Bull. Amer. Paleontology, v. 1, no.
5, p. 273-354 (paginated 3-84 for number) (December
7) (Ithaca).
Haughton, Samuel
(298) 1859, On a new Carboniferous echinoderm, from
the County of Limerick: Dublin Geol. Soc., Jour.,
v. 8, pt. 2, p. 183-184, pl. 12 (dated 1860 on
cover).
(299) 1859, On a new Carboniferous echinoderm, from
the County of Limerick: Nat. History Rev., v. 6,
pt. 2, p. 511-512, pl. 29.
Hernon, Robert Mann
(300) 1935, The Paradise formation and its fauna: Jour.
Paleontology, v. 9, no. 8, p. 653-696, pl. 80-82
(December) (Tulsa).
Hoare, Richard David
(301) 1960, Pentremitidea filosa Whiteaves from the
Silica formation in northwestern Ohio: Ohio
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(September).
Hoernes, Rudolf
(302) 1884, Elemente der Palaeontologie (Palaeozoologie):
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Hopkins, Thomas Cramer
(303) 1893, Marbles and other limestones: Arkansas
Geol. Survey, Ann. Rept. 4, xxi +443 p., 28 pl., 17
fig., maps (Little Rock).
, & Siebenthal, Claude Ellsworth
(304) 1897, The Bedford o6litic limestone of Indiana:
Indiana Dept. Geol. & Nat. Res., Ann. Rept. 21,
p. 289-427, pl. 18-38, fig. 5-17, maps, charts (Indianapolis).
Hudson, George Henry
(305) 1905, Contributions to the fauna of the Chazy
limestone on Valcour Island, Lake Champlain:
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270-295, 5 pl., 7 text-fig. (Albany). [Also New
York State Mus., Ann. Rept. 571.
EXPLANATION OF PLATE 46
FIGURE PAGE
1 , 2. Schizoblastus sayi (SHumARD), holotype, S3,735, Shumanl
coll. of Hambach coll. of Springer coll. (transferred
in that order), U.S. Natl. Mus.; Lower Mississippian,
Burlington Limestone, Marion County, Mo.; oral,
"A" ambulacral views of slightly crushed specimen in
matrix ( X 3) 101
3-5. Schizoblastus wins/owl (MILLER & GURLEY), holotype,
6,621, Univ. Chicago; Lower Mississippian, ?Burlington
Limestone, from drift at Danville, III.; 3, oblique oral
view of "B" ambulacrum showing some spiracles in white
(X 8 ); 9,5, "B" ambulacral, aboral views (X4.3) 101
6-11. Cribroblastus cornutus (MEEK & WORTHEN), holotype,
X-361, Univ. Illinois (figs. 10,11); plesiotypes, S3,77I,
Springer coll., U.S. Natl. Mus. (figs. 6-9); Mississippian,
St. Louis Group, Brown County, Illinois (holotype), and
Warsaw Formation, Fenton, Mo. (plesiotypes); 6, polished
section of summit showing spiracles and anispiracle in
white (X8.5); 7 , 8, "B" ambulacral and aboral views of
another specimen (X5.3); 9, aboral view of "B" ambulacrum
(same specimen as shown in fig. 6) (X7.6); 10, side
view of specimen in rock (background clipped from
photograph), showing imperfect nature of holotype
(X3.8); 11, ambulacrum of same showing one large pore
between side plates (X27.2) 60