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 : Two views of a fossil bivalve allied to Diceras


Two views of a fossil bivalve allied to Diceras

Two views of a fossil bivalve allied to Diceras from the lower green sand at Stoke Orchard near Calne, in Wiltshire. In the collection of Mr Goodhall, no. 55 Crutched Friars, London, January 1831. by Creator: Henry Humphrey Goodhall (d. 1835). Separately published print. The specimen was figured in Sowerby's Mineral Conchology (1836), plate 13 as the type specimen Diceras lonsdalii. Date: 1831. Archive reference: LDGSL/595

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14154280
Media ID
45800567
Size
4947px x 5939px (5.3MB)
Credit
© The Geological Society / Mary Evans
Source
Geological Society of London - Format: lithograph - Image reference: 04-61
Date
1831

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1831 1836 Bivalve Calne Conchology Creator Crutched Figured Fossils Friars Geological Mineral Orchard Palaeontology Reference Separately Sowerbys Stoke


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