The Kansas University science bulletin, Vol. I, No. 7, September 1902
Science
The Kansas University science bulletin, Vol. I, No. 7, September 1902
Science -- Periodicals
_Aviculopecten maccoyi_ Meek and Hayden.
_Aviculopinna americana_ Meek.
_Edmondia aspenwallensis_ Meek.
_Edmondia nebraskensis_ (Geinitz) Meek.
_Entolium aviculatum_ (Swallow) Meek.
_Lima retifera_ Shumard.
_Limopteria gibbosa_ (Meek and Worthen).
_Macrodon_ cf. _tenuistriata_ (Geinitz) Meek and Worthen.
_Modiola subelliptica_ Meek.
_Myalina kansasensis_ Shumard.
_Myalina swallowi_ McChesney.
_Nucula?_ sp. (cast, very small).
_Nuculana bellistriata attenuata_ Meek var.
_Pinna lata_ Beede.
_Placunopsis carbonaria_ Meek and Worthen.
_? Pseudomonotis hawni equistriata_ Beede var.?
* _Pteria longa_ (Geinitz).
_Schizodus alpina_ (Hall) Keyes.
_Schizodus circulus_ Worthen.
_Schizodus wheeleri_ (Swallow) Meek.
_Yoldia subscitula_ Meek and Hayden.
_Bellerophon carbonaria_ Cox.
_Bellerophon crassus_ Meek and Worthen.
_Bellerophon montfortianus_ Norwood and Pratten.
* _Bellerophon percarinatus_ Conrad.
_Bulimorpha nitidula_ (Meek and Worthen) Keyes.
_Capulus parvus_ Swallow.
_Pleurotomaria illinoiensis_ Worthen? Differs from this species in being
much smaller and in having a larger number of nodes to the whorl. The
notch in the lip extends back some distance as a thin, almost linear
slit.
_Pleurotomaria tabulata_ Conrad.
_Soleniscus_ sp.
_Sphærodoma medialis_ (Meek and Worthen) Keyes.
_Sphærodoma ponderosa_ (Swallow) Keyes?
_Sphærodoma_ sp.
_Strophostylus nana_ (Meek and Worthen) Keyes.
_? Glyphæoceras_ sp. (Two specimens, very small and not so preserved as
to be well identified.)
* _Goniatites subcavus_ Miller and Gurley.
* _Metacoceras sangamonensis_ (Meek and Worthen) Hyatt.
* _Nautilus planovolvis_ Shumard.
_Orthoceras_ Cf. _rushensis_ McChesney. Pittings on part of the surface.
_Solenocheilus_ Cf. _collectus_ Hyatt.
_Stearoceras gibbosum_ Hyatt? Perhaps a young specimen of this species,
though it will probably prove to be different. The cast preserves a fine
line down the center of the ventral surface which disappears before
reaching the deep sinus. The sinus is somewhat shallower than that
figured by Hyatt, and it may be an _Endolobus_.
_Griffithides scitula_ (Meek and Worthen) Vogdes.
=28.= BURLINGAME SHALES. Olive shales, generally very argillaceous,
though arenaceous in streaks, and in places even contain sandstone.
These shales are 120 feet or more in thickness, and for the most part
are not fossiliferous, though in places fossils are very abundant. In
the upper part is the Dover-Silver Lake coal, and above it usually a
layer of impure limestone.
_Chonetes granulifer_ Owen.
_Hustedia mormoni_ (Marcou) Hall and Clarke.
_Lingula umbonata_ Cox. (See previous note to this species.)
_Orbiculoidea missouriensis_ (Shumard) Hall and Clarke.
_Productus nebraskensis_ Owen.
_Seminula argentia_ (Shepard) Hall.
_Aviculopecten occidentalis_ (Shumard) Meek and Hayden.
_Aviculopecten whitei_ Meek?
_Myalina congeneris_ Walcott?
_Myalina perattenuata_ Meek and Hayden.
_Myalina swallowi_ McChesney.
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