Note 25 — VI

Journal Geological Society, February, 1865.

[26] Ueber das Vorkommen von Eozoon, 1866.

[27] By Mr. Bicknell at Newbury, and Mr. Burbank at Chelmsford. The latter gentleman has since maintained that the limestones at the latter place are not true beds; but his own descriptions and figures lead to the belief that this is an error of observation on his part. The Eozoon in the Chelmsford specimens and in those of Warren, New York, is in small and rare fragments in serpentinous limestone.

[28] See an excellent account of one of these visits by Dr. Bonney, Geological Magazine, 1895.