Note 1 — Chapter XXVI · SILURIAN GROUP.
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George Cuvier, Bulletin Soc. Philom. xx. 2. In 1818, Cuvier, visiting the Museum of Oxford, decided on the mammalian character of a jaw from Stonesfield. See also p. 347. 3. Prof. Plieninger. See p. 368. 4. Cuvier, Ossemens Foss. Art. “Oiseaux.” 5. Prof. Owen, Geol. Trans., 2nd series, vol. vi, p. 203, 1839. 6. Upper part of the Woolwich beds. Prestwich, Quart. Geol. Journ., vol. x, p. 157. 7. Gastornis Parisiensis. Owen, Quart. Geol. Journ., vol. xii, p. 204, 1856. 8. Coprolitic bed, in the Upper Greensand. See p. 299. 9. The Archæopteryx macrura, Owen. See p. 338. 10. The fossil monitor of Thuringia (Protosaurus Speneri, V. Meyer) was figured by Spener of Berlin in 1810. (Miscel. Berlin.) 11. See p. 406. 12. Memorabilia Saxoniæ Subterr., Leipsic, 1709. 13. History of Rutherglen by Rev. David Ure, 1793. 14. Sedgwick and Murchison, Geol. Trans., 2nd series, vol. ii, p. 141, 1828. 15. Sir R. Murchison. See p. 459. 16. See p. 461. Obs.—The evidence derived from foot-prints, though often to be relied on, is omitted in the above table, as being less exact than that founded on bones and teeth.