Dungannon, Ireland. Permian. Quarry at Rhone-hill; numerous small Palæonisci, P. catopterus.
East Thickley, Durham. Magnesian Limestone. Palæonisci.
Glammis, Forfarshire. Devon. Cephalaspis, Gyrolepis, Dipterus.
Gravesend and Northfleet. Chalk-pits rich in fish-teeth, &c.
Hastings. Wealden. Lepidotus, Hybodus.
Ilminster, Somerset. Upper Lias. Pachycormus and Leptolepis.
Leeds, Middleton Quarry. Carb. Layers of fish-coal, abundance of remains of Megalichthys, Holoptychius, &c. (Geol. Proc. iii. p. 153.)
Lewes, Sussex. Cret. All the fishes of the British Chalk. See Wond. pp. 356-359.
Lyme Regis. Lias. Dapedius, Hybodus, Squaloraia; and numerous other species and genera.
Newhaven, near Leith. Carb. On the shore, nodules of ironstone with fishes and Coprolites. Amblypterus, Palæoniscus.