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<mods:title>Extinct vertebrata from the Judith River and Great Lignite formations of Nebraska.</mods:title>
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The genus of ganoid fishes
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appears to have come into existence during the
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period, to have extended through the Oolitic, Wealdean, and Cretaceous periods, and to have become extinct in the Eocene Tertiary period.
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As if to keep up the association, in the manner that Dr. Mantell found together in the Wealdean deposits the remains of
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,
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and
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,
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Dr. Hayden discovered with the remains of
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,
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and
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, a
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, which appear to belong to the genus
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The specimens may indicate two species, but with equal probability they
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appertain to a single one.
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Four of the scales, (as represented in
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,) are lozenge-shaped, with their root prolonged from one side in the direction of the longest diameter of the lozenge. Two of the scales, (as represented in
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,) are square, with their root projecting from one of the longer sides. All the specimens are invested with thick, shining, enamelled substance; and one of the square scales exhibits on its free surface, parallel square lines of growth.
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<paragraph blockId="10.[154,1560,1003,1950]" pageId="10" pageNumber="149">The largest lozenge-like scale has the sides of its free or enamel surface about 4 lines long; and the smallest has two of the sides 3 lines long, the other sides 2 lines long. The larger square scale has its long sides 5 lines, and its short sides 3 1/2 lines.</paragraph>
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<emphasis box="[569,1035,2009,2043]" italics="true" pageId="10" pageNumber="149">Explanation of Figures, Plate</emphasis>
11.
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Figures 20—23. Scales of
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, of the natural size.
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