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Radiolaria

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I HAVE recently had the pleasure of finding, in the London Clay, a number of well-preserved specimens representative of several species of Radiolaria, most of which, I have good reason for thinking, differ from any known fossil or recent forms. It was my intention to submit them to the Geological Society during the present month, but circumstances prevent this being done. The delay may lead to an extension of the list, especially if I am fortunate enough to meet with a microscopist kind enough to assist in the examination of material yet untouched.

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SHRUBSOLE, W. Radiolaria. Nature 33, 154 (1885). https://doi.org/10.1038/033154f0

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