V.—On an Insect from the Coal—measures of South Wales

Abstract

The rarity of insect remains from the Carboniferous rocks of the British Isles is demonstrated by the small number of genera and species included in the lists published by such authorities as Dr. Henry Woodward and Mr. S. H. Scudder. A portion of a wing, with a neuration unlike that of any specimen yet described, having recently been exhumed, it may be deemed not unworthy of notice.