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V.—The Fossils of the East Anglian Sub-Crag Boxstones
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 May 2009
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In the opening article of the Geological Magazine (Vol. I, p. 5, 1864) Mr. J. W. Salter remarks: “An obscure but novel group of organic remains comes to light in some well-worked district for which we have as yet no fixed geological place,” and this description may well apply to the fauna dealt with in the following pages.
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