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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 May 2009
Stomatopoba Antiqua was first described and figured by Haime from specimens occurring on Gryphæa in the Lower Lias of France. I have not been able to find any record of an English specimen except that in the Survey memoir on the Lias of England and Wales. But recently several specimens of a Stomatopora resembling S. antiqua, Haime, were found in the collection of the late Mr. E. F. Tomes. The fact that all the specimens were encrusting Gryphæa is remarkable; for though many hundred specimens of various molluscs from the Lower Lias were searched, and of these all sorts of oysters with especial care, Gryphæa was the only form encrusted by Stomatopora.
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page 261 note 1 Folding Table I to be inserted to face this page.
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page 262 note 3 H. B. Woodward: loc. cit., p. 161.
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