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McCoy [M'Coy], Fredrick. (1844). Annelida. pp. 168-171. In: Griffith, Richard (Ed.). A synopsis of the characters of the Carboniferous limestone fossils of Ireland. University Press, Dublin. 207 pp., 29 plates.
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McCoy [M'Coy], Fredrick
1844
Annelida. pp. 168-171. <i>In</i>: Griffith, Richard (Ed.).
A synopsis of the characters of the Carboniferous limestone fossils of Ireland.
University Press, Dublin. 207 pp., 29 plates.
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The Annelida, or red-blooded worms, are the least highly organized group of the Annulosa, or articulated animals; the forms found in the carb. limestone belong to Cuvier's order Tubicola, or those sedentary species having the gills attached to the head, and inhabiting a tube, sometimes shelly, as in Serpula, sometimes nearly membranous, or formed of agglutinated grains of sand, as in Terebella or Sabella.
British Islands
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Paleontology, Fossils, Paleobiology
Systematics, Taxonomy Date action by 2013-01-12 18:30:12Z created db_admin
Sabella antiqua McCoy, 1844 † (original description)
Serpula hexicarinata McCoy, 1844 † (original description) Serpula scalaris McCoy, 1844 † (original description) Spirorbis caperatus McCoy, 1844 † (original description) Spirorbis globosus McCoy, 1844 † (original description) Spirorbis intermedius McCoy, 1844 † (original description) |
