APPENDIX II. LIST OF FOSSILS
Reading edition
found at Woodhall Spa, or in the neighbourhood, compiled by Professor J. F. Blake, given in the Government “Geological Survey Memoirs,” pp. 191, 192.
Ammonites Berryeri. Langton and Baumber.
Ammonites decipiens. Baumber.
Ammonites serratus. Woodhall, Langton, and Baumber.
Ammonites mutabilis. Horncastle.
Ammonites hector. Baumber.
Belemnites nitidus. Woodhall.
Cerithium crebrum. Horncastle.
Rostellaria mosensis. Langton and Horncastle.
Rissoa mosensis. Woodhall.
Dentalium Quenstedti. Horncastle.
Arca reticulata. Horncastle.
Arca rhomboidalis. Langton and Baumber.
Astarte Michaudiana. Baumber.
Astarte supracorallina. Horncastle.
Anatina minuta. Horncastle.
Anomia Dollfusii. Baumber.
Avicula ædilignensis. Woodhall and Langton.
Avicula Dorsetensis. Langton.
Cardium striatulum. Horncastle.
Corbula Deshayesia. Baumber and Horncastle.
Corbula fallax. Baumber.
Ceromya orbicularis. Baumber.
Cyprina cyrene-formis. Woodhall and Langton.
Homomya compressa. Baumber and Horncastle.
Lima ædilignensis. Woodhall and Baumber.
Nucula menkii. Langton, Baumber, and Horncastle.
Nucula obliquata. Langton.
Ostrœa deltoidea. Woodhall.
Pecten demissus. Langton.
Pecten Grenieri. Baumber and Horncastle.
Pecten arcuatus. Baumber.
Thracia depressa. Woodhall and Horncastle.
Lingula ovalis. Baumber.
Serpula tetragona. Langton.
Serpula intestinalis. Horncastle.
N.B.—The Langton here named is Langton St. Andrew, now synonymous with Woodhall Spa, but referring specially to the ground west of the Stixwould Road, though including Jordan’s Pond. All these fossils may be expected throughout the immediate neighbourhood, in Kirkstead, &c., &c., as they are all from the Kimeridge formation.
We have no list of fossils from the lower geological formations, which are out of ordinary reach. Those here given are near the surface, or exposed in ditches or pits, and may be found by anyone who has the eye to discern them.