Digital Asset : 326435
| P number: | P732295 |
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| Caption: | Carboniferous fossil plants. Plate LXVII. |
| Description: |
Fig. 1. Diplotmema furcatum Brongt. sp. Pinnules enlarged two times to show the sharp-pointed terminations of the segments. Locality. South Kirkby Colliery, near Pontefract, Yorkshire. Horizon. Shale over Barnsley Coal. Westphalian Series. Collected by Mr W. HEMINGWAY. Kidston Collection, No. 1963. Fig. 2. Diplotmema geniculatum Germar and Kaulfuss sp. Natural size. Locality. Camerton, Somerset. Horizon. Radstock Group. Radstockian Series. Kidston Collection, No. 962. Fig. 2a. Diplotmena geniculatum Germar and Kaulfuss sp. Portion of last specimen, enlarged two times. Fig. 3. Diplotmema bermudensiforme Schl. sp. Fragments of pinnae. Locality. Debris from Talla Water Tunnel, Whitefield, near Macbie Hill Railway Station, Peeblesshire. Horizon. Lower Limestone Group. Carboniferous Limestone Series. Collection of Geological Survey, Edinburgh, No. T. 3794A. Fig. 3a. Diplotmema bermudensiforme Schl. sp. Ultimate pinna from last specimen, enlarged two times to show the form of the pinnules. Fig. 4. Diplotmema adiantoides Schl. sp. Part of one of the sections of the frond where the main rachis is seen to give off a lateral division in which the rachis is larger than that from which it springs. Enlarged two times. Locality. Shore near high-water mark at Cuthill between Musselburgh and Prestonpans, Haddingtonshire. Horizon. Beds between Nos. 4 and 5 Limestones, Upper Limestone Group. Carboniferous Limestone Series. Kidston Collection, No. 3806. Fig. 5. Diplotmema adiantoides Schl. sp. Upper portion of stem given natural size on PI. LXVI, fig. 3, enlarged two times to show decurrent petioles and their enlarged bases. |
| Photographer: | Kidston, R. |
| Copyright statement: | NERC |
| Orientation: | Portrait |
| Size: | 261.39 KB; 806 x 1000 pixels; 68 x 85 mm (print at 300 DPI); 213 x 265 mm (screen at 96 DPI); |
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