Plate II Fig. 1.-Codaster lora, n. sp. Summit view. Fig. 2.-Lateral view of another specimen of the same species. Fig. 3.-Edriocrinus adnascens, n. sp. Fig. 4. Dalmanella pygmæa, n. sp. Posterior view, showing the sinus and fold. Fig. 5.-Dalmanella pygmæa, n. sp. Dorsal view of a typical specimen. Fig. 6.-Dalmanella rockhousensis, n. sp. Interior view of a ventra! valve, showing the characteristic diductor muscle-scars. Fig. 7.-Dalmanella rockhousensis, n. sp. Ventral view. Fig. 8.-Dalmanella rockhousensis, n. sp. Lateral view, to show the distinct convexity of the dorsal valve. Fig. 9.-Dalmanella macra, n. sp. Interior of a ventral valve, showing the very minute diductor muscle-scars. Ventral view of a typical specimen. Fig. 10.-Dalmanella macra, n. sp. X IO. Enlargement of the surface pits, Fig. 13.-Dictyonella subgibbosa, n. sp. Lateral view, to show the thick umbonal region and the strongly incurved ventral beak. Fig. 14.-Chonetes wadei, n. sp. Ventral view of the holotype, x 2. Fig. 15.-Pholidostrophia lindenensis, n. sp. Dorsal view of a nearly complete specimen. Fig. 16.-Profile of the same. Fig. 17.-Chonetes hudsonicus camdenensis, n. mut. natural cast. Fig. 18.-Strophonella punctulifera holladayi, n. var. Ventral view of a Profile view. Ventral view of the imperfect holotype, showing the characteristic surface orna- Fig. 20.-Strophonella lineolata, n. sp. Dorsal view. Ventral view. Interior view of the ventral valve. Fig. 24.-Leptana ingens, n. sp. Ventral view of a natural mold of the interior, showing the characteristic muscle-scars. Fig. 25.-Chonetes fornacula, n. sp. Ventral view, x 2. |