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MIDDLE CAMBRIAN BRANCHIOPODA, ETC.
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Branchinecta, specimens flattened between glass plates 169
Branchinecta paludosa (O. F. Müller), effect of pressing 168
Branchiopoda, classification of 154
Apodidæ of, compared with Burgessia bella 179
Bidentia difficilis nearer to Merostomata than to 174
Burgessia in 163
Cambrian, descendants of 166
descent of 160-161
development discussed 163
foreshadowed by Burgess shale fauna 165
genera in the Cambrian 157
of the order Anostraca 165
relations of, to Leptostraca, Malacostraca, Trilobita, and Merostomata 163
segmentation, table of 158
subclass 148, 153, 166
survival of 165
mentioned 155
Branchiopoda and Malacostraca, compared with Waptidæ 180
Branchipus, specimens flattened between glass plates 169
Branchipus vernalis Verrill, compared with Opabinia regalis 168
Brock, R. W., Director of Geological Survey, Canada, acknowledgments 204
brocki, see Emeraldella.
Burgess, mountain and pass, British Columbia, Canada 177
Burgess Pass, trail to Summit Lake from 152
Burgess shale, crustaceans of 149
Naraoia compacta from 176
species of ostracod in 157
Burgess shale fauna, foreshadows living Crustacea 165
relation to recent crustaceans 164
Burgess shale fossils, mentioned 193
Burgess shale member, collections from 148
of Stephen formation 151
Burgessia, new genus, discussed 177
classification of 154
carapace of 157
compared with Lepidurus 165
labrum of 158
probable ancestor of Polyartemidæ and Apodidæ 165
separated from Apus 162-163
shield of, mentioned 157
stratigraphic position and association 153
Burgessia bella, new species 177, pl. 27, figs. 1-3, pl. 30, figs. 3 and 4
appendages of 178
carapace of 177-178
compared with Apodidæ 179
compared with Apus 162
compared with Naraoia compacta 176
eyes of 178
stratigraphic position and association 152