Fossilia Hantoniensia Collecta, Et in MusÃ]o Britannico Deposita is a detailed 18th-century study of fossils found in Hampshire, England, and subsequently deposited in the British Museum. Written in Latin, this work by Gustavus Brander provides a valuable insight into the paleontological knowledge and practices of the time.

The book represents a significant contribution to the early understanding of fossils and their geological context. It offers researchers and historians of science a unique glimpse into the scientific methodologies and collections of the era. The careful documentation and classification of these 'Hantoniensia' fossils make this book an important historical reference for the study of paleontology and the history of natural history collections.

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