화석 식물 제2권.The Book of Fossil Plants Vol. II, by Albert Charles Seward

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FOSSIL PLANTS
A TEXT-BOOK FOR STUDENTS
OF BOTANY AND GEOLOGY
BY
A. C. SEWARD, M.A., F.RS.
PROFESSOR OF BOTANY IN THE UNIVERSITY; FELLOW OF ST JOHN’S
COLLEGE AND HONORARY FELLOW OF EMMANUEL COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE
WITH 265 ILLUSTRATIONS
VOL. II
CAMBRIDGE:
AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS
1910
________________________________________
Cambridge:
PRINTED BY JOHN CLAY, M.A.
AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS.

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CONTENTS
―――――――
CHAPTER XII

SPHENOPHYLLALES (continued from Volume I.). Pp. 1？16.
CHAPTER XIII

PSILOTALES. Pp. 17？29.
CHAPTER XIV

LYCOPODIALES. Pp. 30？91.
CHAPTER XV

ARBORESCENT LYCOPODIALES. Pp. 92？195.





CHAPTER XVI

SIGILLARIA. Pp. 196？226.


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CHAPTER XVII

STIGMARIA. Pp. 227？247.
CHAPTER XVIII

BOTHRODENDREAE. Pp. 248？270.

Pinakodendron
264
Omphalophloios
264？266
General considerations
266？270
CHAPTER XIX

SEED-BEARING PLANTS CLOSELY ALLIED TO
MEMBERS OF THE LYCOPODIALES. Pp. 271？279.


CHAPTER XX

FILICALES. Pp. 280？323.
I. Leptosporangiate Filicales
283？316


II. Marattiales
316？321
III. Ophioglossales
321？323
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CHAPTER XXI

FOSSIL FERNS. Pp. 324？394.

CHAPTER XXII

MARATTIALES (FOSSIL). Pp. 395？411.

CHAPTER XXIII

PSARONIEAE. Pp. 412？426.
CHAPTER XXIV

OPHIOGLOSSALES (FOSSIL). Pp. 427？431.
CHAPTER XXV

COENOPTERIDEAE. Pp. 432？472.
I. Botryoptereae 434？443

II. Zygoptereae 443？470

CHAPTER XXVI
HYDROPTERIDEAE AND SAGENOPTERIS. Pp. 473？483.
Marsiliaceae 473？475; Salviniaceae 475？477; Sagenopteris 477？483.

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CHAPTER XXVII

GENERA OF PTERIDOSPERMS, FERNS, AND PLANTAE INCERTAE SEDIS. Pp. 484？580.

INDEX
Pp. 609？624

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PREFACE
IREGRET that pressure of other work has prevented the completion of this Volume within a reasonable time since the publication of Volume I. Had Volume II been written ten years ago, the discoveries made in the course of the last decade would have given an out-of-date character to much of the subject-matter. It is more especially in regard to the Ferns and the extinct members of the Gymnosperms that our outlook has been materially altered by recent contributions to Palaeobotany. It is, however, some satisfaction to be able to add that recent progress has been relatively slight in that part of the subject dealt with in the first volume.
The original intention was to complete the whole work in two volumes. Soon after the second volume was begun, it became evident that the remaining divisions of the plant-kingdom could not be included within the compass of a single volume. I decided, therefore, to take the consequences of having embarked on too ambitious a plan of treatment, and to preserve uniformity of proportion by reserving the seed-bearing plants for a third volume. The third volume will include the Pteridosperms, other than those briefly described in the final chapter of the present volume, and other classes of Gymnosperms. I propose also to devote such space as is available within the limits of a text-book to the neglected subject of the geographical distribution of plants at differentvi stages in the history of the earth. It is my intention to complete Volume III with as little delay as possible. As I have written elsewhere, the past history of the Flowering plants needs special treatment, and anything more than a mere compilation can be adequately attempted only after considerable research and with the assistance of botanists possessing a special knowledge of different families of Angiosperms.

Many of the illustrations are reproduced from drawings by my wife: those made from the actual specimens are distinguished by the addition of the initials M. S. I am grateful to her also for some improvements in the letter-press. For the drawings made from sections and for some of the outline sketches I am responsible. I have availed myself freely of the facilities afforded by Professor McKenny Hughes in the Sedgwick Museum of Geology for the examination of specimens under the charge of Mr Newell Arber, the University Demonstrator in Palaeobotany. It is a pleasure to add that, as on former occasions, I am indebted to the vigilance of the Readers of the University Press for the detection of several errors which escaped my notice in the revision of the proofs.
A. C. SEWARD.
BOTANY SCHOOL, CAMBRIDGE.
March 12, 1910.

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