Archive image from page 162 of Dawn of life being the. Dawn of life: being the history of the oldest known fossil remains, and their relation to geological time and to the development of the animal kingdom dawnoflifebeingh00daws Year: 1875 FiG. 31. AcervuUne Variety of Eozoon, St. Pierre. (7.) General form, half natural size. (&.) Portion of cellular interior, magnified, showing the course of the tubuli. tinct species, it would be difficult to determine. In the meantime I have described it as a variety, '' acervu- liiia/' of the species Eozoon Canadense. Another variety also, from Petite Nat
Archive image from page 162 of Dawn of life being the. Dawn of life: being the history of the oldest known fossil remains, and their relation to geological time and to the development of the animal kingdom dawnoflifebeingh00daws Year: 1875 FiG. 31. AcervuUne Variety of Eozoon, St. Pierre. (7.) General form, half natural size. (&.) Portion of cellular interior, magnified, showing the course of the tubuli. tinct species, it would be difficult to determine. In the meantime I have described it as a variety, '' acervu- liiia/' of the species Eozoon Canadense. Another variety also, from Petite Nation, shows extremely thin laminse, closely placed together and very massive, and with little supplemental skeleton. This may be allied to the last, and may be named variety ''minor.'' All this, however, has nothing to do with the layers Proceedings of Geolojical Society, 1875.
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