PART II.—Fossil Botany, [51].
[Chapter IV.]—Fossil Botany, [51]. Fossil Vegetables, [51]. On the investigation of the Fossil Remains of Vegetables, [54]. Endogenous Stems, [56]. Exogenous Stems, [56]. Structure of Coniferæ, [57]. Botanical principles, [58]. Exogens, [59]. Endogens, [59]. Investigation of Fossil Stems, [61]. Fossil Leaves, [64]. On the Microscopical Examination of Fossil Vegetables, [65]. Mode of preparing slices of Fossil Wood, [66].
[Chapter V.]—On Peat-wood, Lignite, and Coal, [69]. Submerged Forests; Peat, [70]. Lignite, Brown-coal, Cannel-coal, [71]. Bovey-coal, [72]. Jet, [72]. Wealden Coal, [73]. Coal, [76]. Stratification of a Coal-field, [80]. Origin and Nature of Coal, [82].
[Chapter VI.]—Fossil Vegetables, [86]. Fossil Cryptogamia, [87]. Recent Diatomaceæ, [88]. Fossil Diatomaceæ, [93]. Fossil Coniferæ, [100]. Fossil Fucoids, [101]. Chondrites, [101]. Moss-agates and Mocha-stones, [103]. Equisetaceæ, [105]. Calamites, [107]. Filicites or Fossil Ferns, [109]. Pachypteris, [112]. Sphenopteris, [112]. Cyclopteris, [114]. Neuropteris, [115]. Glossopteris, [115]. Odontopteris, [116]. Anomopteris, [116]. Tœniopteris, [117]. Pecopteris, [118]. Lonchopteris, [119]. Phlebopteris, [120]. Clathropteris, [121]. Stems of Arborescent Ferns, [122]. Caulopteris, [123]. Psarolites, [123]. Sigillariæ and Stigmariæ, [125]. Internal Structure of Sigillariæ, [130]. Stigmaria, [132]. Lepidodendron, [137]. Lepidostrobus, [140]. Triplosporite, [142]. Lycopodites, [143]. Halonia and Knorria, [143]. Asterophyllites, [145]. Sphenophyllum, [147]. Cardiocarpon, [147]. Trigonocarpum, [148]. Fossil Cycadaceæ, [150]. Pterophyllum, [152]. Zamites, [152]. Trunks and Stems of Cycadaceæ, [156]. Mantellia, [157]. Clathraria, [159]. Endogenites, [163]. Fossil Coniferæ, [164]. Fossil Coniferous Wood, [167]. Palæoxylon, [167]. Pence, [168]. Araucarites, [168]. Sternbergia, [168]. Petrified Forests of Conifers, [169]. Coniferous Wood in Oxford Clay, [172]. Coniferous Wood in Chalk, [173]. Tertiary Coniferous Wood, [175]. Fossil Foliage and Fruit of Coniferæ, [175]. Araucaria, [175]. Pinites, [176]. Walchia, [177]. Abietites, [178]. Thuites, [180]. Voltzia, [180]. Taxites, [181]. Nœggerathia, [181]. Fossil Resins and Amber, [181]. Fossil Palms, [183]. Fossil Palm-leaves, [185]. Fossil Fruits of Palms, [186]. Fossil Fruits from the Isle of Sheppey, [186]. Nipadites, [190]. Fossil Fruit of Pandanus, [192]. Wood perforated by Teredines, [193]. Fossil Liliaceæ, [194]. Fossil Fresh-water Plants, [195]. Fossil Fruits of Chara, [195]. Fossil Nymphaeæ, [197]. Fossil Flowers, [197]. Fossil Angiosperms, [197]. Fossil Flora of Œningen, [200]. Carpolithes, [202]. Fossil Dicotyledonous Trees, [203]. Dicotyledons of the Cretaceous Epoch, [205]. Retrospect of Fossil Botany, [206]. On Collecting British Fossil Vegetables, [211]. British localities of Fossil Vegetables, [213].
PART III.—Fossil Zoology, [216].
[Chapter VII.]—Fossil Zoophytes; Porifera or Amorphozoa; Polypifera or Corals; Bryozoa or Molluscan Zoophytes, [218]. Fossil Porifera, [219]. On the Sponges in Chalk and Flint, [222]. Spongites, [223]. Fossil Zoophytes of Faringdon, [226]. Scyphia, [227]. Cnemidium, [228]. Chenendopora, [228]. Tragos, [229]. Siphonia, [230]. Choanites, [233]. Paramoudra, [236]. Clionites, [238]. Spicula of Sponges, [238]. Spiniferites, [239]. Ventriculites, [242]. Polype in Flint, [250]. Fossil Polypifera, [251]. Graptolites, [255]. Fungia, [256]. Anthophyllum, [257]. Turbinolia, [257]. Caryophillia, [257]. Favosites, [258]. Catenipora, [259]. Springopora, [259]. Lithostrotion, [260]. Cyathophyllum, [260]. Astræa, [262]. Madrepora, [264]. Millepora, [264]. Lithodendron, [264]. Gorgonia, [265]. Fossil Bryozoa, [265]. Flustra, [266]. Crisia, [269]. Retepora, [269]. Fenestrella, [270]. Petalæpora, [270]. Pustulopora, [270]. Homœsolen, [271]. Idmonea, [271]. Verticillipora, [273]. Lunulites, [273]. Geological Distribution of Fossil Zoophytes, [273]. On Collecting Fossil Corals, [276]. British localities, [278].
[Chapter VIII.]—Fossil Stelleridæ; comprising the Crinoidea and the Asteriadæ, [280]. Crinoidea, [281]. Pentacrinus, [282]. Fossil Crinoidea, [283]. Fossil Stems of Crinoidea, [284]. Pulley-stones, [285]. Apiocrinus, [288]. Bourqueticrinus, [291]. Encrinus, [292]. Pentacrinites, [293]. Actinocrinus, [295]. Cyathocrinus, [295]. Rhodocrinus, [297]. Eugeniacrinus, [297]. Pentremites, [297]. Cystidea, [298]. Marsupites, [299]. Fossil Asteriadæ, [301]. Fossil Ossicula of Star-Fishes, [303]. Ophiura, [304]. Goniaster, [306]. Asterias, [307]. Geological Distribution of the Crinoidea, [308].
[Chapter IX.]—Fossil Echinidæ, [311]. Cidaritidæ, [314]. Cidaris, [316]. Diadema, [318]. Echinus, [318]. Salenia, [318]. Spines of Cidarites, [319]. Flint Casts of Cidarites, [320]. Cidaritidæ of the Palæozoic Rocks, [321]. Clypeasteridæ, [322]. Galerites, [322]. Holectypus, [324]. Discoidea, [324]. Clypeideæ, [325]. Clypeus, [325]. Nucleolites, [326]. Spatangidæ, [326]. Ananchytes, [327]. Micraster, [328]. Toxaster, [329]. Holaster, [330]. Geological Distribution of Echinites, [330]. On Collecting and Developing Echinodermata, [331].
[Chapter X.]—Fossil Foraminifera; and Microscopical Examination of Chalk and Flint, [336]. Foraminifera, [339]. Classification of the Foraminifera, [342]. Nummulites, [344]. Orbitoides, [346]. Siderolina, [346]. Fusulina, [346]. Nodosaria, [347]. Cristellaria, [348]. Flabellina, [348]. Polystomella, [348]. Lituola, [348]. Spirolina, [349]. Globigerina, [350]. Nonionina, [350]. Rotalia, [351]. Rosalina, [351]. Textularia, [352]. Verneuilina, [352]. Strata composed of Foraminifera, [352]. Foraminifera of the Chalk and Flint, [355]. Fossil Remains of the Soft Parts of Foraminifera, [357]. Foraminifera-Limestones of India, [362]. Foraminifera-deposit at Charing, [363]. Foraminifera of the Oolite, Lias, &c. 364. Foraminifera-deposits of the United States, [364]. Foraminifera of the Carboniferous Formations, [365]. Foraminifera-Limestone of New Zealand, [366]. Tertiary Foraminifera, [366]. Foraminifera of the Fens of Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, [367]. Recent Foraminifera-deposit at Brighton, [368]. Geological Distribution of the Foraminifera, [369]. Instructions for the Microscopical Examination of Chalk, Flint, and other Rocks, [371].