. Elements of zoology, or, Natural history of animals / ed. by D.M. Reese. Zoology. Llmulus Polyphemus.. Asaphus Expansus. Same rolled up. known in a fossil state, but which were very abundant in former epochs of the earth's history, especially at the transition epoch, intervening between the formation of the primary rocks and the deposition of the coal series. They are, therefore, among the most ancient animals whose remains are preserved to us. They abound in the Dudley 730. What of the King-crabs, and their species ? 731. What of the fossils named ?. Please note that these images are extrac

. Elements of zoology, or, Natural history of animals / ed. by D.M. Reese. Zoology. Llmulus Polyphemus.. Asaphus Expansus. Same rolled up. known in a fossil state, but which were very abundant in former epochs of the earth's history, especially at the transition epoch, intervening between the formation of the primary rocks and the deposition of the coal series. They are, therefore, among the most ancient animals whose remains are preserved to us. They abound in the Dudley 730. What of the King-crabs, and their species ? 731. What of the fossils named ?. Please note that these images are extrac Stock Photo

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. Elements of zoology, or, Natural history of animals / ed. by D.M. Reese. Zoology. Llmulus Polyphemus.. Asaphus Expansus. Same rolled up. known in a fossil state, but which were very abundant in former epochs of the earth's history, especially at the transition epoch, intervening between the formation of the primary rocks and the deposition of the coal series. They are, therefore, among the most ancient animals whose remains are preserved to us. They abound in the Dudley 730. What of the King-crabs, and their species ? 731. What of the fossils named ?. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Reese, David Meredith, 1800-1861. New York : A. S. Barnes

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