X.—A Tabular Arrangement of the Organic Remains of the County of Sussex.
1829; Geological Society of London; Volume: 3; Issue: 1 Linguagem: Inglês
10.1144/transgslb.3.1.201
ISSN2058-1041
Autores Tópico(s)Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
ResumoLewes Levels.e Mouth of the Cuckmere f .Beeding Levels. 8* The fossils which are not in the possession of the author and those not examined by him are marked by an asterisk.a The indusia or cases of the larvae of this genus of insects, with minute shells of the genera Planorbis, Limnea, &c.adhering to them, are very abundant in the silt or blue clay.b Still inhabit the rivers and ditches.c Exist in the neighbouring ocean.d The entire skeleton.A species allied to the Canadian, figured by Cuvier.e Portion of the skull.f The skull eighteen inches long; dug up at a depth of ten feet in blue clay.s Human skeletons in coffins of very rude workmanship have been found in the silt at the depth of several feet; the bones and teeth were of a deep chocolate colour like those of the deer, &c.above mentioned.VOL. III.
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