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[blue ruled paper; worn embossing at u.l.: SUPERFINE LAID PAPER [scrolling banner surrounding text]; handwritten page, verso, visible]

4 p 444 ? ["4 p 444 ?" is written in pencil]
Genus Limaria Steininger; Hall [James Hall Jr. (September 12, 1811 – August 7, 1898) was an American geologist and paleontologist.],
Pal. of N.Y. Vol.2 p. 142

Small, ramose, coralla quite
solid, cells with a substriangular
aperture; calicles none. —
Cells open by a subtriangular or
transversely extended sinuate aperture;
the tubular cell is flattened near the aperture
and angular below, as shown in transverse
sections of the stems ; no intercellular
septate spaces. Worn specimens are
scarecly distinguishable from chaetetes
or Favorites .

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