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This announcement posted for A. Lee. Please respond to his address (listed
below)
Norm MacLeod
>To: n.macleod@NHM.AC.UK
>From: "AITKEN, LEE" <L.Aitken@gns.cri.nz>
>Date: Thu, 7 Nov 1996 8:58:25 +1200
>Subject: Palaeontological bulletins
>X-Gateway: iGate, (WP Office) vers 2.08a - 1048
>
>Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences
>Fax +64-4-569-9074
>Wellington, New Zealand
>
>Dear Dr MacLeod
>The institute is in the throes of having a major rationalisation
>of publication stocks inherited from its predecessors, the New
>Zealand Geological Survey and the Department of Scientific and
>Industrial Research.
>
>Consequently, large numbers of ancient but pristine
>palaeontological bulletins have been declared surplus. Rather
>than dumping these, we would like to pack and post them anywhere
>for $15.00 each.
>
>The bulletins are normally priced between $50.00 and $90.00 each,
>so this hardly qualifies as a commercial operation (!), and
>George Scott suggested that I approach you to see if you could
>post the attached list on the PaleoNet. The list is in
>Wordperfect 5.1.
>
>It includes such gems as: Allan's 1935 Devonian fauna,
>Hornibrook's 1952 Tertiary ostracods, Squire's 1958 Cretaceous
>and Tertiary corals, Marwick's 1960 Early Tertiary molluscs,
>Jenkin's 1971 Cenozoic planktic forams, Waterhouse's 1982 Permian
>brachiopods, Strong's 1984 Triassic forams, Wilson's 1989
>Paleocene and Eocene dinoflagellates, de Jersey's 1990 Triassic
>and Jurassic miospores, and Maxwell's 1992 Eocene molluscs.
>
>If you feel unable to put the attached list onto Paleonet, please
>would you consider reporting that a free list of $15.00
>palaeontology bulletins is available by emailing
>L.Aitken@gns.cri.ns or faxing the Institute of Geological and
>Nuclear Sciences in New Zealand: +64-4-569-9074.
>
>I do hope that you can help us find good homes for these
>publications. Memories of impoverished postgraduate days are
>still distressingly close for me, and I am a great believer in
>permanent reference books at attractive prices!
>
>I look forward to your reply.
>Yours sincerely
>Lee Aitken
>
>
Paleontological bulletins at unbelievable prices
Normally $50.00 unless otherwise indicated (and we have left the otherwise
indications on the page so you can road-test the unbelievable value for
yourself). Now:
$15.00 each
PB14 Allan, R.S. 1935. The fauna of the Reefton beds (Devonian), New
Zealand. 73 p.
PB17 Laws, C.R. 1950. Additional Lower Pliocene Mollusca from Otahuhu,
Auckland. 36 p.
PB18 Hornibrook, N.de B. 1952. Tertiary and Recent marine Ostracoda of
New Zealand. 83 p.
PB19 Fletcher, H.O., et al., 1952. Permian fossils from Southland. 31 p.
PB20 Marples, B.J., Finlay, H.J. 1952. Early Tertiary penguins of New
Zealand. 67 p.
PB21 Marwick, J. 1953. Divisions and faunas of the Hokonui systems. 141 p.
PB23 Fell, H.B. 1954. Tertiary and Recent Echinoidea of New Zealand:
Cidaridae. 62 p.
PB24 Olson, O.P. 1956. The genus Baryspira (Mollusca) in New Zealand. 32 p.
PB25 Hill, D., Leed, H. 1955. Paleozoic corals from New Zealand. 24 p.
PB26 Fleming, C. 1957. The genus Pecten in New Zealand. 69 p.
PB27 Marwick, J. 195.7 New Zealand genera of Turritellidae and the
species of Stiracolpus. 55 p.
PB28 Vella, P. 1957. Studies in New Zealand foraminifera. 64 p.
PB29 Squires, D.F. 1958. The Cretaceous and Tertiary corals of New
Zealand. 107 p.
PB30 Boreham, A.U.E. 1959. Biological type specimens in New Zealand
Geological Survey - I. Recent Mollusca. 87 p.
PB31 Glaessner, M.F. 1960. The fossil decapod Crustacea of New Zealand.
63 p.
PB33 Marwick, J.1960. Early Tertiary Mollusca from Otaio Gorge, South
Canterbury. 31 p.
PB34 Hornibrook, N.de B. 1961. Tertiary foraminifera from Oamaru
district, New Zealand. 1: Systematics and distribution. 194 p.
PB35 Waterhouse, J.B. 1964. Permian brachiopods of New Zealand. 214 p.
PB36 Stevens, G.R. 1965. Jurassic and Cretaceous belem-nites of New
Zealand. 283 p.
PB37 Boreham, A.U.E. 1965. A revision of F.W. Hutton's pelecypod
species described in the Catalogue of Tertiary Mollusca and Echinodermata
(1873). 125 p.
PB38 Scott, G.H. 1965. The utility of Haeuslerella Parr (foramin-ifera)
in New Zealand middle Tertiary stratigraphy. 47 p.
PB39 Marwick, J. 1965. Upper Cenozoic Mollusca of Wairoa district,
Hawkes Bay. 83 p.
PB40 Norris, G., Sarjeant, W.A.S. 1965. A descriptive index of genera
of fossil Dinophyceae and Acritarcha. 72 p.
PB41 Waterhouse, J.B. 1969. The Permian bivalve genera Myonia,
Megadesmus, Vacunella, and their allies and their occurrences in New
Zealand. 141 p.
PB42 Jenkins, D.G. 1971 New Zealand Cenozoic planktonic foraminifera.
277 p.
PB43 Hornibrook, N.de B. 1971. A revision of the Oligocene and Miocene
foraminifera from New Zealand described by Karrer and Stache in the reports
of the Novara Expedition (1864). 85 p.
PB44 Marwick, J. 1971. New Zealand Turritellidae related to Zeacolpus
Finlay (Gastropoda). 87 p.
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Norman MacLeod
Micropalaeontological Research
N.MacLeod@nhm.ac.uk (E-mail)
Address: Deptartment of Palaeontology, The Natural History Museum,
Cromwell Road, London, SW7 5BD
Office Phone: 0171-938-9006
Dept. FAX: 0171-938-9277
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