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According to Wikipedia , Ralph Tate was a British-born botanist and geologist, who was later active in Australia. Early life Tate was born at Alnwick in Northumberland, the son of Thomas Turner Tate , a teacher of mathematics and science, and his wife Frances . He was nephew to George Tate , naturalist and archaeologist, an active member of the Berwickshire Naturalists' Club. Tate was educated at the Cheltenham Training College and at the Royal School of Mines.
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1870 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 Published Works The gastropods of the older Tertiary of Australia. Part II (38)On some Secondary Fossils from South Africa (1867) A revised census of the marine Mollusca of Tasmania (25)The Lamellibranchs of the older Tertiary of Australia. Part II (24)On the Correlation of the Cretaceous Formations of the North-east of Ireland (1865) On the Lower Lias of the North-east of Ireland (1867) On the Palæontology of the Junction Beds of the Lower and Middle Lias in Gloucestershire (1870) A handbook of the flora of extratropical South Australia, containing the flowering plants and ferns. By Ralph Tate. Brief diagnoses of Mollusca from Central Australia (8)Check list of the fresh-water shells of Australia On the Liassic Strata of the Neighbourhood of Belfast (1864) A revision of the Older Tertiary Mollusca of Australia (6)Note on the Middle Lias in the North-east of Ireland (1870) On the Lias about Radstock (1875) On the Fossiliferous Development of the Zone of Ammonites angulatus, Schloth., in Great Britain (1867) Appendix.-On the Palæontology of Skye and Raasay (1873) On the Age of the Nubian Sandstone (1871) Descriptions of some new species of marine Mollusca from Australia (5)On New Species of Belemnites and Salenia from the Middle Tertiaries of South Australia (1877) A revision of the Australian Cyclostrematidae and Liotiidae (3)V.—Additions to the List of Brachiopoda of the British Secondary Rocks (1869) Notes on the organic remains of the osseous clays at Lake Callabonna (2)On the Iron-ores associated with the Basalts of the North-east of Ireland (1870) A second supplement to a list of the lamellibranch and palliobranch Mollusca of South Australia (2)Notes of a critical examination of theMollusca of the older tertiary ofTasmania, alleged to have livingrepresentatives (2)Notes on the Geology of Guyana in Venezuela (1869) Some additions to the list of the Marine Gastropoda of South Australia (2)Appendix to the Manual of Mollusca of S. P. Woodward, A.L.S. Descriptions of new species of Australian Mollusca, recent and fossil (2)On the occurrence of the fissurellid genus Zidora in Australian waters (1)VI.—Note on Axinopsis gen. nov. v. Schizodus et Axinus (1868) On the geographical relations of the pulmoniferous Mollusca of Victoria (1)On the discovery of marine deposits of Pliocene age in Australia (1)A manual of the Mollusca: a treatise on recent and fossil shells. By the late S.P. Woodward ... III.—On Some New Liassic Fossils (1875) On some Australian species of Eulimidae and Pyramidellidae (1)II.—Note on the Discovery of the Oldest Known Trigonia (T. Lingonensis, Dumortier) in Britain (1872) On the Australian pectens confoundedwith the New Zealand p. laticostatus.(gray) (1)II.—A Census of the Marine Invertebrate Fauna of the Lias (1871) The land and freshwater molluscs of tropical South Australia (0)On the community of species of aquaticPulmonate snails between Australiaand Tasmania (0)Journal of the Central Australian Exploring Expedition, 1889, under command of W.H. Tietkens, despatched by the Central Australian Exploring and Prospecting Association, Limited, under the auspices of the Royal Geographical Society of Australasia, South Australian Branch. Exelissa v. Kilvertia (1864) On the Occurrence of Waldheimia (Terebratula) Tamarindus, and the Distribution of Brachiopoda, in the Cretaceous Rocks of Ireland (1863) On the classificatory position andsynonyms of Eatoniella rufilabrtis (0)Descriptions of three new species of Helixc from South Australia (0)A supplement to the list of the Lamellibranchs and Palliobranch Mollusca of South Australia (0)On Menke's Australian shells Definitions of new species of land shells from South Australia (0)Note on the Tertiary fossils from Hall Sound, New Guinea On some Australian slugs, chieflyTasmanian (0)Description of new species of molluscaof the upper eocene beds at TableCape (0)Description of a new species of Australian Amplexa Ostracoda and Foraminifera in the Miocene of South Australia (1877) Descriptions of three new species of Helix, from South Australia (0)Type species of Tasmanian shells unrecordedin the "Census of TasmanianShells." (0)Sphenonchus Hamatus, a Rhætic Fossil (1875) More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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