Number 3 - Geological Curators Group

BEASLEY'S COMMENTSADDITIONAL COMMENTS*l44145146147148149150151Br.Mus.(NaturalHistory)LiverpoolCityMuseumLiverpoolCityMuseumLiverpoolCityMuseumLiverpoolCityMuseumCheshireStoreton,CheshireStoretonHillQuarries,CheshireRuncorn,CheshireNorthQuarryStoretan,CheshireSmallquarry,FiveLane Ends,Frodsham,CheshireOxton Heathnr.Birken-Photo of three specimens, two with "cusp shapedmarkings" (131, 208), one with "straight markhead,Cheshire(131) :ings" (276). Beasley Colln. Photo: H.C. Beasley.prab .Runcorn,Cheshire(208) ;prob.Aughtonnr.Omskirk,Cheshire(276)OxtonHeath, nr.Birkenhead,eheshireOxtonHeath, nr.Birkenhead,Cheshire(No. 197 17-3-94)". Photo: H.C. Beasley.No indication of placeof lodgement."Slab of sandstone, bearing casts of prints ofCheirotheraid, Rhynchosauroid and Chelanoid forms.The white line is a 12 inch Rule for comparisonfor size. April, 1906".Lithograph: "Fossil Fucoidea discovered in theNew Red Sandstone....by John Cunningham, F.G.S.August 1841. Published by the Natural HistorySociety of Liverpool. From Nature by A.F. Tait;printed by McCahey 15 Lord St." Photo: H.C,Beasley."Fine current striations. ..(Own Colln. No. 305). Character not clear.Probably caused by slipping of a roughened surfaceof a foot"."Invertebrate tracks, an upper surface, wavemarked. Probably Arthropod, Crustacean. Owncolln. No. 206. Found by Marvby & Bruce. See alsoa similar specimen [in] Brit. Mus. same place".Photo: H.C. Beasley."Series of curves, generally concentric in relief.... some imperfect footprints in samequarry. In lower, rt. hand Corner, probably wormboring, horizontal. (Own Colln. 294). Scale atside in centimeters." Photo: H.C. Beasley."Cast of injured portion (before accident) ofslab. .. (My no. 205) with invertebrate markings':Photo: H.C. Beasley."Entire slab.. .including central injured portionof which 150 is aphatohefore injury. Certainmarks are supposed to represent webbed feet(right hand side of centre of fracture). Thereare other invertebrate markings."Probably Pemichniwnvijlckeri. [See also2091.Probably groove casts.Probably ctenoid casts(131, 208) and groovecasts (276).Furrow casts joininglongitudinal channelcast? Place of lodgementnot indicated.Comments as last: "webbedfeet" may be ctenoidcasts?