New Species of Crinoids From Illinois and Other States, Issue 9; issue 1896

This scientific work documents the discovery of several new species of crinoids, or sea lilies, from the state of Illinois and other states in the American Midwest. The authors provide detailed descriptions and illustrations of the crinoids and discuss their significance for the study of the origin and evolution of marine life.

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