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 *Balanus, sp.
 * Entomostraca, sp.
 * Lepralia oolitica, Moore.
 * Polyzoa, sp.
 * Argyope wollumbillaensis, Moore.
 * — punctata, Moore.
 * Discina apicalis, Moore.
 * Lingula ovalis, Sow.
 * Rhynchonella rustica, Moore.
 * — solitaria, Moore.
 * Terebratella Davidsonii, Moore.
 * Avicula simplex, Moore.
 * — æqualis, Moore.
 * — braamburiensis, Phil.
 * — Barklyi, Moore.
 * — substriata, Moore.
 * — reflecta, Moore.
 * — umbonalis, Moore.
 * — corbiensis, Moore.
 * —, sp.
 * Lima Gordonii, Moore.
 * —, sp.
 * — ,sp.
 * — multistriata, Moore.
 * Pecten æquilineatus, Moore.
 * — socialis, Moore.
 * — fimbriatus, Moore.
 * —, sp.
 * —, sp.
 * —, sp.
 * Perna gigantea, Moore.
 * Arca plicata, Moore.
 * — prælonga, Moore.
 * Astarte wollumbillaensis, Moore.
 * Cardinia, sp.
 * Cardium, sp.
 * Cytherea Clarkei, Moore.
 * — gibbosa, Moore.
 * Goniomya depressa, Moore.
 * Leda australis, Moore.
 * Lucina anomala, Moore.
 * — australis, Moore.
 * Mactra trigonalis, Moore.
 * —, sp.
 * Modiola unica, Moore.
 * Mya Maccoyi, Moore.
 * Myacites planus, Moore.
 * Mytilus inflatus, Moore.
 * — rugo-costatus, Moore.
 * — planus, Moore.
 * Nucula Cooperi, Moore.
 * — truncata, Moore.
 * —, sp.
 * Panopaea rugosa, Moore.
 * Tancredia plana, Moore.
 * Thracia Wilsoni, Moore.
 * Trigonia lineata, Moore.
 * Actaeon Hochstetteri, Moore.
 * — depressus, Moore.
 * Delphinula reflecta, Moore.
 * Dentalium lineatum, Moore.
 * Natica variabilis, Moore.
 * — ornatissima, Moore.
 * —, sp.
 * Solarium ?, sp.
 * Trochus, sp.
 * Turbo, sp.
 * Belemnites paxillosus (?), Voltz.
 * — australis, Phillips.
 * —, sp.
 * —, sp.
 * Crioceras australe, Moore.
 * Teuthis, sp.
 * Hybodus ? (teeth and scales).
 * Lepidotus (scales).

Canaliculated siliceo-fibrous skeletons. Skeletons reticulate, unsymmetrical. Fibres composed of concentric layers of solid silex, with a continuous central canal.

This genus is intermediate in its structure between Dactylosalyx (Stutchbury) and Farrea (Bowerbank). Like the latter, its fibres