I.—Notes on the Devonian Fishes of Campbelltown and Scaumenac Bay in Canada.—No. 21

R. H. Traquair

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Mr. Damon of Weymouth having recently received a third consignment of fossil fishes and Fish-remains from the Devonian Rocks of Canada, an interesting selection has been made for the Edinburgh Museum, and I am thus enabled to contribute some additional notes regarding the palæozoic ichthyology of this region. The specimens were, as before, collected by Mr. Jex.

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For No. 1 see Geoi. Mag. Dec. III. Vol. VII. 1890, pp. 15–22.

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