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THE PROTOLENUS FAUNA

G. F. Matthew

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The Atlantic Basin the standard section.Classification of the Cambrian.Development of our knowledge of the Cambrian Faunas.The base of the Cambrian.Review of former work on the Cambrian of Southern N. B .Section at Hanford Brook-wmprison with Newfoundland.Forminifera -Spongida -Bmhiopoda-Mollusca-OstracodR-Phyllo-List of species, localities and horizons.

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The Atlantic Basin the standard section.Classification of the Cambrian.Development of our knowledge of the Cambrian Faunas.The base of the Cambrian.Review of former work on the Cambrian of Southern N. B .Section at Hanford Brook-wmprison with Newfoundland.Forminifera -Spongida -Bmhiopoda-Mollusca-OstracodR-Phyllo-List of species, localities and horizons.

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The Atlantic Basin the standard section.Classification of the Cambrian.Development of our knowledge of the Cambrian Faunas.The base of the Cambrian.Review of former work on the Cambrian of Southern N. B .Section at Hanford Brook-wmprison with Newfoundland.Forminifera -Spongida -Bmhiopoda-Mollusca-OstracodR-Phyllo-List of species, localities and horizons.

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