Box 26, Folder 1: Paleontology Draft 7: AcePhala I

[handwritten "Aceph]

Allorisma [pencil note p 2 p.371] terminalis, Hall- in Stansbury's Report p. 413 pl. 2 fig. 4

Shell elongate = ovoid, with the posterior extremity extended and sub=acute; beaks anterior, or in a line with the anterior extremity of the shell; surface marked by strong concentric ridges, which, diverging from the beak, are more prominent on the central portion of the shell, and gradually die out on the cardinal line. The shell is also quite smooth towards the basal margin, with the exception for the rather coarse concentric stria which cover the entire surface. I. 3.2 - H [?] 1.3- D 1.4 inches

Carboniferous Rocks

Big Blue River, Utah Territory )144 miles W. of Ft. Leavenworth [illegible])

[large pencil sketch]

Allorisma terminalis

Anatina [pencil note: P 3/139 h?] antiqua Conrad,

Journ. Ac. Nat Sc . vol [y?] p.130

Shell ovate, rather elevated, convex, thin + fragile; with obsolete concenetric sulci; beaks slightly prominent; fosset not oblique, elongated. L. 2.0 H. 1.5

Tertiary Yorktown Va.

embossed paper [crown] imperial

Genus Anatina

Pect. Pal. 3 p 386