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Let me work through this step by step to identify the notes on the bass clef.

Looking at the 8 notes shown in bass clef:

First row (left to right):
1. First note: The note is on the first ledger line below the staff. In bass clef, the bottom line is G, so one ledger line below would be E. This is E2 (or just E).
2. Second note: The note is on the second space from the bottom. In bass clef, the spaces from bottom to top are A, C, E, G. So the second space is C3 (or just C).

Second row (left to right):
3. Third note: The note is on the first space from the bottom. In bass clef, that's A2 (or just A).
4. Fourth note: The note is on the third line from the bottom. In bass clef, the lines from bottom to top are G, B, D, F, A. So the third line is D3 (or just D).

Third row (left to right):
5. Fifth note: The note is on the fourth line from the bottom. That's F3 (or just F).
6. Sixth note: The note is on the second line from the bottom. That's B2 (or just B).

Fourth row (left to right):
7. Seventh note: The note is on the third space from the bottom. In bass clef, the spaces are A, C, E, G. So the third space is E3 (or just E).
8. Eighth note: The note is on the fourth space from the bottom (top space). That's G3 (or just G).

Let me verify my bass clef knowledge:
- Lines (bottom to top): G, B, D, F, A
- Spaces (bottom to top): A, C, E, G

Checking each note again:
1. Ledger line below staff = E ✓
2. Second space = C ✓
3. First space = A ✓
4. Third line = D ✓
5. Fourth line = F ✓
6. Second line = B ✓
7. Third space = E ✓
8. Fourth space (top) = G ✓

Final Answer:
The notes in order are: E, C, A, D, F, B, E, G