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TABLE III—Continued

species		horizon and facies	locality	condition
56. E. sp. Laurie	$\left.{\begin{aligned}\\\end{aligned}}\right\}$	Wenlock shales and sandstones	Gutterford Burn, Pentland Hills, Edinburgshire, Scotland	Numerous unidentifiable fragments
57. E. sp. (?) Laurie
58. E. sp. Moberg		Ove I-Ramsåsa formation Zone I	Bjersjölagård, Sweden	Abudant fragments
59. E. (Adelopthalmus) granosus		Middle Saarbrücker Schiefer	RR. shaft at Jägersfreude, ¾ mi. from Saabrücken, Germany	One incomplete individual
60. E. (Anthraconectes) mansfieldi		Carbonic shale below Darlington cannel coal	Near Cannelton, Darlington Township, Beaver Co., Pennsylvania	Several nearly complete and a number of fragments
61. E. (Anthraconectes) mazonensis		Coal Measures (Alleghany)	Mazon Creek, Grundy Co., Illinois	Single ventral impression of incomplete individual
62. E. (Anthraconectes) nebraskensis		Coal measures	One mile south of Peru, Nebraska	Abundant and well preserved; some only carbonaceous films
63. E. (Anthraconectes) pennsylvanicus		Arenaceous shale in Coal Measures	Rooker Farm, Pithole City, Venango Co., Pennsylvania	A single small carapace
64. E. (Onychopterus) kokomoensis		Kokomo waterlime	Kokomo, Indiana	One nearly perfect and well preserved; three fairly good specimens
65. E. (Tylopterus) boylei		Guelph dolomite	Ontario, Canada	A single incomplete though well preserved individual
66. Eusarcus acrocephalus		Ee1 Kuchelbade graptolite sh.	Dvorec, near Prague, Bohemia	Carapace and first eight body segments; better preserved than other specimens in same bed
67. E. (?) cicerops		Black shales in Shawangunk grit	Otisville, New York	Rare; several carapaces and a preabdomen
68. E. linguatus		Normanskill shales and sandstones	Broom Street Quarry, Catskill, New York	Two fragmentary carapaces
69. E. logani		Eramosa beds, Niagaran	Eramosa river, near Guelph, Ontario, Canada	Numerous fragments very poorly preserved; post-abdominal segments, spines, telsons, a metastoma