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V.—On Goniatites Evolutus, Phillips and Nautilus Tetragonus, Phillips; With a list of the Species Belonging to the Genus Subclymenia

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 May 2009

G. C. Crick
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In 1836, Prof. J. Phillips described and figured from the Carboniferous Limestone, Goniatites evolutus, and for this species D'Orbigny, in 1850, instituted the genus Subclymenia.

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Geological Magazine , Volume 3 , Issue 9 , September 1896 , pp. 413 - 419
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1896

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page 414 note 8 A specimen in the Gilbertson collection in the British Museum (No. C. 237c) is believed to be this figured example. It is but a fragment, and greatly resembles “Nautilus subsulcatus,” Phillips (=Clonautilus subsulcatus). It certainly does not agree with the specimen figured by Phillips in pl. xvii, fig. 24. The figure differs in some respects from the specimen. The periphero-lateral angles should have been represented more obtuse, and the suture-line with a narrower and shallower sinus on the periphery.

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