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Lower Carboniferous Fossils in the Coal-Measures.*

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 May 2009

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Geological Magazine , Volume 2 , Issue 12 , June 1865 , pp. 286
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1865

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Perhaps some of our readers may hare to be reminded that in England tho real Coal-measures (those above the Millstone-grit) are divided into Upper, Middle, and Lower; whilst in Scotland the coal-beds associated with the Yoredale Series and Mountain-limestone are termed the Lower Coal-measures; and the Coal-measures proper are referred to as the Upper Coal-measures.—Editor.

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* Perhaps some of our readers may hare to be reminded that in England tho real Coal-measures (those above the Millstone-grit) are divided into Upper, Middle, and Lower; whilst in Scotland the coal-beds associated with the Yoredale Series and Mountain-limestone are termed the Lower Coal-measures; and the Coal-measures proper are referred to as the Upper Coal-measures.—Editor.