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Palaeozoologie

Tullberg, S. A. On the graptolites described by Hisinger and the other Swedish authors. Aus: Bihang Svenska Vet. akad. Handlingar VI. Stockholm 1882.

Walcott, C. D. Fossil Medusae.

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— Middle Cambrian Holothurians and Medusae. In: Smiths. Mise. Coll. 57. Washington 1911.

Winchell, Alexander The fruitbearing belt of Michigan. Boston.

— Stromatoporidae their structure and zoo­logical affinities. Boston.

Zaunick, Rudolph Zwei Jugendbriefe von Eduard Sueß an H. B. Geinitz. Zugleich ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Graptolithen- forschung.

Aus: Der Geologe. Leipzig 1922.

Zuber, R. Eine fossile Meduse aus dem Kreide- flysch der ostgalizischen Karpathen.

Aus: Verh. Geol. Reichanst. Wien 1910.

Spongia.

Barrois, Ch. Sur les Dictyospongidae des Psammites du Condroz.

Aus: Ann. Soc. géol. Nord XI. Lille 1883. Canaveri, G. A. Spicole di Spongiari fossili di Capo San Marco (Sardegna).

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Aus: Bull. acad. roy. de Belg. (2) XXXIV. Brüssel 1872.

V. Dunikowski, E. Über Permo-Carbon- Schwämme von Spitzbergen.

In: Svenska vetenskapsakad. handl. (N. F.) 21. Stockholm 1884.

Eck, H. Bemerkungen zur Lethaea geogno- stica, betreffend Schwämme aus dem Muschel­kalk.

Aus: Centralbl. Min. Stuttgart 1904. Frlstedt, K. Om en fossil spongia.

In: Öfversigt vetenskapsakad. förhandl. 41. Stockholm 1884.

Gerth, H. Timorelia pérmica n. g. n. sp., eine neue Lithistide aus dem Perm von Timor.

Aus: Centralbl. Min. Stuttgart 1909. Gosselet, J. Présentation d’un nouveau genre de fossiles (Dictyospongidae) du dévonien supérieur de Jeumont et description de la localité.

Aus: Ann. soc. géol. du Nord. XI. Lille 1883. Guggenberger, Odomar Spongien aus dem anatolischen Lias.

In: Ann. Nat. Mus. XLII. Wien 1928.

Gütnbel, C. W. Beiträge zur Kenntnis der Organisation und systematischen Stellung von Receptaculites.

Aus: Abh. bayer. Akad. Wiss. II. Cl. XII. München 1875.

Hall, James, and J. M. Clarke Paleozoic Reticulate Sponges.

In: N. York State Mus. Ann. Rep. 49, 3. Albany 1898.

Hayasaka, I. Amblysiphonella from Japan and China.

In: Sei. Rep. Töhoku Imp. Univ. Sendai (2) V. Tokio u. Sendai 1918.

Hinde, George Jennings Fossil sponge spicules from the upper chalk found in the interior of a single flint-stone from Horstead in Norfolk. Inaug.-Diss. München. München 1880.

— Notes on fossil Calcispongiae, with de­scription of new species.

Aus: Ann. and Mag. Nat. Hist. (5) X. London 1882.

— Catalogue of the Fossil Sponges in the Geological Department of the British Muse­um (Natural History). With Descriptions of New and Little-Known Species.

London 1883.

— On beds of sponge-remains in the lower and upper greensand of the South of England. Aus: Philosoph, transact. Royal Soc. Lon­don 1885.

— On the genus Hindia, Duncan, and the name of its typical species.

Aus: Ann. and Magaz. of Nat. Hist. London

1887.

— On the chert and siliceous schists of the permo-carboniferous strata of Spitzbergen, and on the characters of the sponges there­from, which have been described by Dr. E. Dunikowski.

Aus: Geol. Magaz. Dec. III. Vol. V. London

1888.

—On a true Leuconid Calcisponge from the Middle Lias of Northamptonshire, and on detached Calcisponge Spicules in the Upper Chalk of Surrey.

Aus: Ann. and Magaz. of Nat. History (6) IV. London 1889.

Hinde, G. Jennings, and W. Murtón Holmes On the sponge-remains in the lower tertiary strata near Oamaru, Otago, New Zealand. Aus: Linnean Soc.’s Journ. Zool. XXIV. London 1892.

Malfatti, P. Contributo alia Spongiofauna del Cenozoico italiano.

Aus: Palaeontogr. itálica VI. Pisa 1900. Martin, K. Untersuchungen über die Organi­sation von Astylospongia, Ferd. Roem., und