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VI.—Studies in Edrioasteroidea, VIII. A Comparison with the Structure of Asterozoa

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 May 2009

F. A. Bather
F. A. Bather
Affiliation:
Trustees of the British Museum.
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The resemblance of the oral face of an Edrioasteroid to an Asteroid has not merely been remarked on by nearly every writer on the group, but has led many of them to far-reaching conclusions (e.g. Steinmann, 1888 ; Neumayr, 1889). None the less no exact comparison of the structures has yet been made ; nor indeed was such possible until accurate descriptions were available. These have now been provided for various recent and fossil Asterozoa by many writer referred to in the sequel, and especially by Mr. W. K. Spencer (1914, “Monogr. Brit. Palæoz. Asterozoa” Palæontogr. Soc).

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Geological Magazine , Volume 2 , Issue 7 , July 1915 , pp. 316 - 322
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1915

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page 320 note 1 This specimen, now in the British Museum, regd. E 13154, was No. 657 of the G. H. Morton collection, and comes from the Lower Ludlow or Upper Wenlock Beds of Hafod, Llandovery.