Where did early land vertebrates live? A 1926 survey of the rest of the world
Ermine Cowles Case’s Carnegie Institution study surveys the geological settings of late Paleozoic life outside North America, with stratigraphic observations, diagrams and comparisons among faunas in Europe and elsewhere.
The story
Ermine Cowles Case’s study, Carnegie Institution of Washington Publication 375 (December 1926), surveys the geological settings of late Paleozoic vertebrate life in regions beyond North America, with stratigraphic observations, diagrams and comparisons among faunas in Europe and elsewhere.
This copy came from the University of Virginia’s General Library and is stamped WITHDRAWN, with black ink over earlier marks. It was bound by H. J. Prufer of Staunton, Virginia, whose ticket on the front endpaper promises that the books he binds are bound to satisfy.
Details
- Date
- 1926
- Publisher
- Carnegie Institution of Washington, Washington, D.C.
- Edition
- Publication 375, December 1926
- Binding
- cloth
- Condition
- Green cloth institutional binding with foxing/discoloration near lower spine. UVA library stamps, withdrawal mark, and black ink obscuring previous marks; binder's round ticket on front endpaper. Illustrations and maps in sampled pages; whole copy not collated.
- Stamp
- UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA / GENERAL LIBRARY / 1819
- Stamp
- WITHDRAWN
- Label
- BOOKS BOUND BY US ARE BOUND TO SATISFY / H. J. PRUFER / STAUNTON VA
