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The Ancient Volcanoes of Great Britain, Volume 1 (of 2)

Note 343 — Chapter XVIII · STRUCTURE AND ARRANGEMENT OF THE LOWER OLD RED SANDSTONE VOLCANIC ROCKS IN THE FIELD

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An abundant organism in some of these deposits, named Parka, was first regarded as a plant, was afterwards believed to be the egg-packets of crustacea, and is now pronounced by competent authorities to belong to an aquatic plant with creeping stems, linear leaves and sessile sporocarps.

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