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Dall
18a

[Am. Journ. Science, XIVIII, [[crossed-out]] p [[/crossed-out]] Oct. 1894, pp. 297-301.]
[[crossed out]] Enumerates [[/crossed out]]

[[crossed out]] How I came to be a Paleontologist; by W. H. Dall,[[/crossed out]]
This paper enumerates the fossils of the Miocene beds of Martha's Vineyard for the first time and describes two new species. The Pliocene is recognized in the beds above the Miocene and a list of species found in it is given. It is shown that the Ashley Marls of South Carolina and the phosphatic rock which overlies them are probably Miocene and not Eocene in age as hitherto supposed. A list of species from the phosphate rock is given which includes the characteristic Miocene type Ecphora quadricostata. 

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How I came to be a Paleontologist; by W. H. Dall. [The Outdoor World, Vol.V, No.11, November, 1894, pp.335-336.]
A brief autobiographical note with portrait.

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A review of the genera of recent and tertiary Mactridæ and Mesodesmatidæ, by [[crossed-out]] Willi [[/crossed-out]] W.H. Dall. [Proc. Malacological Society, London, Vol.1, part 5, March, 1895, pp.203-213.]

A description of the parts of the hinge in the Mactracea in which the several parts are named and discriminated followed by a table in which the larger groups are characterized, several new ones discriminated and the general classification of the group thoroughly revised. 

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The Cambridge Natural History, Vol.III, Molluscs and Brachiopods. [Science, New Series, I, No 22, p.610, May 31, 1895]

A review of the volume cited.

Transcription Notes:
quadricostata is correct.