Life's Dawn on Earth: Being the history of the oldest known fossil remains, and their relations to geological time and to the development of the animal kingdomDawson, John William, Sir
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Life's Dawn on Earth: Being the history of the oldest known fossil remains, and their relations to geological time and to the development of the animal kingdom
Dawson, John William, Sir
Life -- Origin; Paleontology -- Precambrian
Appendix 235
Index 237
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
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I. Cape Trinity, from a Photograph (_Frontispiece_).
II. Map of the Laurentian Region on the River Ottawa 7
III. Weathered Specimen of Eozoon, from a Photograph 35
IV. Restoration of Eozoon 59
V. Nature-print of Eozoon 93
VI. Canals of Eozoon, Magnified, from Photographs 127
VII. Nature-print of Large Laminated Specimen 169
VIII. Eozoon With Chrysotile, etc. 207
WOODCUTS.
FIG. PAGE
1. General Section 9
2. Laurentian Hills 11
3. Section of Laurentian 13
4. Laurentian Map 16
5. Section at St. Pierre 22
6. Sketch of Rocks at St. Pierre 22
7. Eozoon from Burgess 36
8, 9. Eozoon from Calumet 39
10. Canals of Eozoon 41
11. Nummuline Wall 43
12. Amœba 60
13. Actinophrys 60
14. Entosolenia 62
15. Biloculina 62
16. Polystomella 62
17. Polymorphina 63
18. Archæospherinæ 67
19. Nummulites 73
20. Calcarina 73
21. Foraminiferal Rock-builders 75
21_a_. Casts of Cells of Eozoon 92
22. Modes of Mineralization 96
23. Silurian Organic Limestone 98
24. Wall of Eozoon Penetrated with Canals 98
25. Crinoid Infiltrated with Silicate 103
26. Shell Infiltrated with Silicate 104
27. Diagram of Proper Wall, etc. 106
28, 29. Casts of Canals 107
30. Eozoon from Tudor 111
31.
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