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On the Coral Genera Endophyllum Edwards and Haime and Spongophyllum Edwards and Haime

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The genera Endophyllum and Spongophyllum were founded by H. M. Edwards and J. Haime (1851 p. 393 and p. 425),2 upon Devonian Corals from South Devonshire. Their descriptions of these (1851, pp. 394 and 425; 1853, pp. 233 and 242), though clear as far as they go, nevertheless leave room for further details, and their figures (1853, p1. lii, fig. 6; pl. liii, fig. 1; and p1. lvi, figs. 2, 2a–e) unfortunately do not include longitudinal sections of either of their two species of Endophyllum. Later workers on Devonian corals—C. Schlüter (1889, p. 50) and F. Frech (1885, p. 74; 1886, p. 87) have differed widely from the authors in their interpretation of the genera, and therefore a revision of the type-species is desirable.
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Title: On the Coral Genera Endophyllum Edwards and Haime and Spongophyllum Edwards and Haime
Description:
The genera Endophyllum and Spongophyllum were founded by H.
M.
Edwards and J.
Haime (1851 p.
393 and p.
425),2 upon Devonian Corals from South Devonshire.
Their descriptions of these (1851, pp.
394 and 425; 1853, pp.
233 and 242), though clear as far as they go, nevertheless leave room for further details, and their figures (1853, p1.
lii, fig.
6; pl.
liii, fig.
1; and p1.
lvi, figs.
2, 2a–e) unfortunately do not include longitudinal sections of either of their two species of Endophyllum.
Later workers on Devonian corals—C.
Schlüter (1889, p.
50) and F.
Frech (1885, p.
74; 1886, p.
87) have differed widely from the authors in their interpretation of the genera, and therefore a revision of the type-species is desirable.

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