List of the Mollusca existing in the neighborhood of Cincinnati Ohio

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MOLLUSCA or CINCINNATI.

| CINCINNATI:
L.A.BURDSAL, PRINTER.
| 1876.

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CINCINNATI OHIO/
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PREP ACE :

Thinking that certain changes should be made in the elassi-
fication of our native MOLLUSKS; that the system of Buin-
NEY and BLaNnp should be more thoroughly adopted, and that
a convenient pocket catalogue of our shells is not entirely
superfiuous, we issue this List. The Univalves are grouped
according to BINNEY and Buanp, the Livalves, according to
GILL. The signs used are, f signifying frequent, r, rare or lo-
cal, and d, not positvely found here.

With each species of the land shells is given the station
where it is most apt to be found, ind,if not’ marked either,
r, f, or d, the species is common.

We are indebted in no smill degree to the old catalogues
of KIRTLAND, WHEATLEY, ANTHONY, and SHAFFER, and the
recent ones of R.M.Byrns, and of G.W.Harper and A.G.
WETHERBY.

Exchauges will be given for liberal desiderata.

CINCINNATI, August 6, 1876.

M@iLU SCA.
Order PULMONATA,

Suborder GEOPHILA.
Family HELICID®.
Subfamily VIrTRININz.

Genus Henicopiscus. (Vorse.)

Subgenus. Species. Station.
1 Helicodiseus lineatus, Say. £. On dead wood.
Genus Hyatina, ( Gray.)

2 Conulus chersina, Suz. (fulva.) Beds of leaves.

3 Gastrodonta interna, Say. r. In deeayed logs.
4 multidentata, Binn.f. Under damp leaves
in ravines.

5 Hyalina arborea, Say. Decaying logs.

6 binneyana, Morse.r. Woods.

7 indentata, Say. Under stones and leaves.

8 limatula, Ward. f. Under bark of logs.

9 minuscula, Binn. Under rocks or wood.

10 nitida, Wull. r. Lumber yards near wa-
ter.

11 viridula, Ike. f. Under leaves in ravines.

12 Mesomphix intertexta, Binn. d. Not found nearer’ than
the Big Miami.

13 ligera, Say. Rocky places.

Genus Limax. (ZLinne2us.)

14 Enlimex agrestis, Mull. d. The slug so called here is

15

16

probibly canpesir’s.

campestris, Binn. Found everywhere.

Genus Macrocyciis. (Beck.)

Mracrocyelis conciva, Say. Found everywhere.

Subdfimily ZONITIN»”.

Genus Zonires. (Montf.)

Omphalina frindilis, Binn. r. Woods.

fuliginosus, Grif. £. Woods.
inoruatus, Say. Beds of leaves.
luevigatus, Pfeifer.f B» 1s of leaves.

subplanus, Binn. r. Same as tnornatus?

Ventridens suppressis, Say. a. Not found inthis vicinity.

Subfamily HELICcINe.

Genus HELIX.

>} Mesodon albolabris, Sa . f. Wools.

elausa, Suy. f. River-bottoms.
elevata, Say Wooded hillsides.
exoleta, Binn. Woods.

mitchelliana, Lea. f Vare~clausa? River-bot-
toms.
multilineata, Say. r. Woods near river-banks.

Genus HELIX.

29 Mesodon pennsvivanica, Green. f. In sedge and thickets.

30
31
32

profunda, Say. f.
sayli, Binn. r.

thyroides, Say.

33 Patula alternata, Say.

34
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36

perspectiva Say.
solitaria, Say.
striatella, Anth.

37 Stenotrema fraterna, Say. f.

38
39
40
4]

hirsuta, Say.
leaii, Ward. r.
monodon, fack.

stenotrema, Fer. f.

42 Strobila labyrinthica, Say. f.

43 'Triodopsis appressa, Say.

44
45
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47
48

fallax, Say.
inflecta, Say.
palliata, Say.

Woods.

66

Everywhere abundant.
ce oe
Under bark and logs.
Thickets.
Lumber-yards near
water,
Var. monodon?
Found everyerehw.
Var. monodon?
Damp places.
Woods, Kentucky side
of river.
Under bark of half-de-
cayed logs.
Stone walls.
Wooded hill-sides.

66 e¢

Under logs.

tridentata, Say. (woodvar.) Woods.
tridentata, Say. (rock var.) r. Rocky places.

49 Vallonia costata, Mull. r.

50

Ribbed variety (?) of
minuta.

minuta, Say. (pulchella.) Rocky places.

Subfamily OrTHALICIN#.

51 Punetum minutissimum, Lea.

(genus PunctTuM. (Morse.)

Under leaves.

Subfamily Pupinz.

Genus CIONELLA, (Jeff.)

52 Zua subeylindrica, Linn.

Damp roadsides. A lar-

ger variety occurs in woods.

Genus Pupa, (Dr.)

53 Leucochila armifera, Say.

54 contracta, Say.
dd corticaria, Say. f.
56 fallax, Say.

57 rupicola, Say.

58 Pupilla pentodon, Say.

Rocky places.
Rocky places. A smaller
variety occurs in woods.
Under bark of hal f-de-
cayed logs.
Under stones.
Rocky places.

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Genus VERTIGO, (Muil.)

59 Isthmia milium, Gould. r.
60
61

ovata, Say r.
simplex, Gould. r.

Beds of leaves.

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Subfamily Succininz&.

Genus SUCCINEA.

62 Succinea aurea, Lea. f.. River banks.

63 avara, Say. o: be

64 obliqua, Say. on se

6d Ovals. -Qld.e =) :% ee

66 retusa. Led..as —~ S S6
Family PHILOMYCID 4.
Genus TEBENNOPHORUS.

67 Tebennophorus carolinensis, Bose. In logs.

68 Caryehinm

69 Amnicola
70

71 Somatogyrus

72

73 Pomatiopsis

Suborder LIMNOPHILA.

Fumily AURICULID.

Gei us, Subgenus, Species.

exlguum, “ay.

Fanily RISSOIDZ.

Subfamily Hyprosin &.

cinecinnatiensis, Anth.

sayana, Anth. ‘Pomatiopsis

cincinnatiensis, Lea.)

integer, Say.

isogonus, Say.

Subfamily PoMaTIorsIN&,

lapidaria, Say.

Family HELICINID.

74 Helicina (Oligyra) orbiculata, Say. d.

Family LIMN_EZID 4.

Subfamily LIMNxINzZ

75 Limneea (Radix) columella, Say.

89
90
91
92

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(Limnophysa) desidiosa, Say.

Physa

oe humilis, Say.

ce

reflexa, Say.
ancillaria, Say.
gyrina, Say.

heterostropha, Say.

Subfamily PLANORBIN ©

Planorbis (Gyraulus) parvus, Say.

(Helisoma) bicarinatus, Sa».

ce

trivolvis, Say.

(Menetus) exacutus, Say.

(Planorbis) glabrus, Say.

Segmentina

Ancylus

i lentus, Say.

armigera, Say.
Subfamily ANCYLINE.

diaphanus, Hald.
fuscus, Adams.
rivularis, Say.
tardus, Say.

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Family VALVATID 4.

93 Valvata tricarinata, {a7.

Family VIVIPARID®.

94 Melantho decisa, Say. (integra.)

95 obesa, Lewis. (Var.decisa?)
96 | ponderosa, “ay.

97 Lioplax subecarinata, Say.

Family STREPOMATID 2%.

98 Anculosa costata, Anth.

99 preerosa, Say.

100 trilineata, Say.

161 Goniobasis depygis, Say.

102 pulehella, Anth.

108 semicarinata, ‘ay.

104 Pleurocera eanaliculatum, Say.

105 conicum, Say. (Var. canaliculatuni ?)
1.6 ‘abiatuin, Lea.

167 neglectum, Ani.

AL8 unculatum, Say. (Var.canalicula tui ?)

CONCHIFERA.
Order DIMY ARIA.

Suborder N ATADES.

Family UNIONID_.

Genus SYMPHYNOTA. (Fe7.)

18. alata, Say. 38. gracilis, Barn.
2 compressa, Lea. 4 leevissima, Lea.

Genus UNIO.

dU. abrupta, Say. (orbiculata 19 U. cylindrica, Say.

Hild.) 20 ~=distans, Anth. ( Var. 37?)
6 esopa, Green. 21 donacifomis, Lea.
7 anodontoides, Lea. 22 dorfeuilliana, Lea. d.
8 arctior, Lea. (Var. 29)?23 ebena, Zea.
9 asperrima, Lea. (Var. 24 elegans, Lea.
35) ? 25 ~—seillipis, Leu.
10 camela, Lea. (Var. 47?) 26 fabalis, Zea. d.
ot cincinnatiensis, Lea. d. 27 foliata, Hild. d.
12 circula, Lea. 28 fragosa, Conr. a.
13 clava, Lam. 29 gibbosa, Burn.
14 ~—s coccinea, Hild. 30 glans, Lea. a.
15 cooperiana, Leu. 3Ls- gouldiana, Ward. (Var.of
16 cornuta, Barn. 14?)
17 crassidens, Lam. 32. granifera, Lea.

18 crassa, Say. (ligamentina, Lai.)

33 U. iris, Lea.

34

irrorata, Lea.
lacrymosa, Lea.
lens, Lea.

luteola, Lam.
metanevra, Raf.
multiplicata, Lea.
multiradiata, Lea.
obliqua, Lam.
occidens, Lea. ( Fen

63 ?)

ovata, Say.

parva, Barn.
perplexa, Lea.
personata, Say. d.
phaseola, Hild.
pilea, Lea. d.
plena, Lea.
plicata, Les.
pustulata. Zea.
pustulosa, Lea.

pyramidata, Lea.

‘Genus UNIO.

54 U. rangiana, Lea.

5)

61
vale of 62
63
64

73

recta, Lam.
retusa, Lam.
ridibunda, Say. d.
rubiginosa, Lea.
sayli, Tappan.
schoolerafti, Lea.
(Var.52 2)
securis, Lea.
solida, Lea.
subovata, Lea.
subrotunda, Lea.
suleata, Lea.d.
tenuissima, Lea.
triangularis, Barn.
trigona, Lea.
tuberculata, Barn.
undulata, Barn.

varicosa, Lea.

ventricosa, Barnes. (Var.

42?)

verrucosa, Barn,

74 U. zigzag, Lea. (Var. 21?)

Genus MARGARITANA.

7) M. calceola, Lea.:d. 80 M. hildrethiana, Zea. d.
76 complanata, Barn. S1 murginata, Lea.

TE confragosa, Say. 82 monodonta, Say.

78 dehiscens, Say. d. 83 rugosa, Led.

79 deltoidea, Lea.

Genus ANADONTA.

84 A. decora, Lea: (Var. 90?) 89 A. pavonia, Lea.

85 edentula, Lea. - 90 plana, Lea.
86 ferussaciana, Lea. 91 salinonia, Lea.
S7 footiana, Lea. d. 92 wardiana, Lea.

88 imbecillis, Say.
Suborder CORBICULACEA.
Family PISIDITDE.
Genus PIsIpIuM.

93 P. abditum,. Hald. 85 P. virginicum, Pourg. d.

9-4 compressum, Prime. a.

Sher a Oe do SE oo
FONUS SPH ARITA.

96S. occidentale, Prine. 100 S. solidulum, Prime.
97 ~~ partumeinm, Say. 101 stpmineum, Conr.
98 rhomboideum, Say. 102 - striatmum, Zam.

99 simile, Say. 103s transversuin, Lea.

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