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Wane A A ANMAAN A AAA: Af AKA ABAD Am pl B Bek Times As i ER CEES et canes QRS i a r “ ee = 7 i a eA <5 ores aaa dress raed WAanAAM Se Aaa WAnat mA AA n'y A lai A la ian A PAAR ARK TAG AAS AAI aa AA AN, ana AAA ant fa AL AD wath aa val NANA Nal A An pan AAR m a ADA AAAA AN AANA AA NAAAARS A AAAs BrIAe nM af A " A a A wa > Ts. a & Ana Anannn ala Alt a'p AIA aA A aA = aA be ; VAY AnannnAhn > ale - tM ‘ANA Aah M ne faaats ie AAA A Aan AAA AAD AAAAAAN A A pnnnan AA AA ann tn AAI RA A aie ; A : AAAROAAARA AA me ‘A We A A AA A ins Basra, Anan A A ,PAAana ' i; < ra a Ce ae ; << os «CES: « nC > é Cat ‘ -« « << CE &S (KE ce ae TC OEE COE CEE i, BE « CEC CE % a @ CaS. rc or © CE EK ECL GSE Cas Ca << iG ae Ss. (ae cm, a 4 Ec D: » 103. RISSOINA TRIDENTATA, Mich. 1832. Desc. du genre Fissoa, p. 6, fig. 5, 6. “ Rissoa curta, Sow. 1857. “ erassilabrum, Garr., Proc. Cal. Acad., p. 102. Mopvuuus TEcTuM, Chem. 1781. Trochus tectum, Chem., Con. Cab., vol. 5, pl. 145, fig. 1567— 68. 1791. Trochus tectum, Gme., Sys. Nat., p. 3569. 1797. Monodonta retusa, Enc. Meth., pl. 447, fig. 4. 1849. Modulus cidaris, Rve., Elem. of Conch., pl. 13, fig. 63. 1853. “« —_ candidus, Petit, Journ. de Conch., p. 136, pl. 5, fig. 11 The characters on which M. Petit separates candidus are not constant. MV. tectwm occurs at the Hawaiian Islands and other localities pure white, the umbilical fissure becomes closed and smoothly covered with callus, and the whorls are sometimes loosely convolute. CALYPTREA CICATRICOSA, Rve. 1858. Conch. Icon., Sp. 3. “ (. sacchari-meta, Rve., Conch. Icon., Sp. 15. The latter is an immature shell. NeRITA PICEA, Recl. 1841. Rev. Zool. Soc. Cuv., p. 151. 1852. Voy. Bonite, pl. 34, fig. 8—11. 1855. Neritina insculpta, Rve., Conch. Icon., Sp. 70. OF CONCHOLOGY. 129 NERITA sI@NaTA, Lam. 1838. An. sans Vert., vol. 8, p. 610. 1847. Nerita miata, ’G@ld., Proc. Bost. Soc., p. 238. 1852. “ *) Am Ex, Bap “165, fig. 197. Neritina Nuttauyit, Reel. 1841. Rev. Zool. Soc. Cuv. p. 146. 1843. NW. Sandwichensis, Phil. non Desh., Neu. Con. p. 29, pl. 1, fig. 14. as lee lugubris, Phil., Neu. Con, p. 29, plo fig, 9. 1850. ‘“ solidissima, Sow., Thes. Con. p. 541, fig. 273. cc’ © alata, Sow. 1852. “ Nuttalliz, Soul., Voy. Bonite, pl. 34, fig. 43, 46. 1855. “ solidissima, Rve., Con. Icon. Sp. TT. «<= ‘eartosa, Rve., so Spe OO: 1856. “ lugubris, Rve., zs , 22 laphyra, 223 ae 26, 27, 42 219 | Hydatina Guamensis, 132 227, 234 218 | Isopleura curvilirata, 142 225 45 | Jopas sertum, 117 221 45 | Laimadonta conica, 101 224 | Limax marginatus, 41 244 | Leptonyx rubricincta, 131 191 | Latirus liratus, 152 214 | Leptinaria Blandiana, 185 153 Funcki, 189 210, 221 | Leuconia Sayi, 10 151 | Limnza catascopium, 4 151 Holboli, 36 215 ovata, 42 191 | palustris, 151 229 Pingelii, oT 244 truncatula, 43 45 Vahlii, 34 189 | Limax cinereo-immaculatus, 44 151 Columbianus, 274 224 agrestis, 37, 42 214 | Littorina Newcombil, 128 . 224 pintado, 127 224 | Lobiger picta, 75 218 | Lophocercus viridis, 74 302 Loxotrema turrita, Lunatia hemocrypta, Macrocyclis sportella, Voyana, Mactra ponderosa, sportella, Mactrodesma, Margaritana margaritifera, 27 8 Melampus bidentatus, coffea, flavus, olivaceus, striatus, Melantho decisa, gibba, integra, Milesii, ponderosa, rufa, 2, 133, subsolida, Mercenaria cuneata, percrassa, Meretrix Tippana, Mesalia brevialis, Ortoni, Mesodon, Mitra astricta, Collumbellzeformis, coronata, cucumerina, dermestina, flammea, pudica, todilla, Modiolaria nigra, Modulus tectum, Morea Murex Garrettii, umbrifer, Mya tenuis, Mycetopus emarginatus, Nassa albescens, costellifera, gaudiosa, INDEX. 147 | Nassa lurida, 107 66 obliqua, 108 Nassaria farinosa, 109 230 | Natica Caroliniana, 65 230 | Nerita fluviatilis, 45 247 picea, 128 225 signata, 129 247 | Neritina chrysocolla, 131 Deshayesii, 130 dilatata, 129 8 Nuttallii, 129 8 pupa, pe T reticulata, 129 100 Tahitensis, 130 241 Vespertina, 1380 82 | Neverita percallosa, 66 2 60 | Odotropis devia, 230 134 | Omphalius caelatus, 46 241 | Onychoteuthis zequimanus, 23 241 | Orthalicus undatus, 185 278 278 | Pachydon obliqua, 1g 246 tenua, 199 46 | Paludina decisa, 58 198 | Partula strigata, 155 175 recta, 155 120 | Patula Cronkhitei, 228 120 Durantii, 218 119 Whitneyi, 225 121 | Pedicularia Pacifica, 96 119 | Pelicaria scutulata, 147 121 | Pedipes lirata 10 119 | Phyllidia nigra, 80 119 | Phyllocheilus speciosa, 140 38 | Physa hypnorum, 244 128 | Pisania buccinula, 104 249 strigata, 93 103 | Pisidium insigne, 69 64 nitidum, 43 38 pusillum, 42 249 personatum, 42 pulchellum, 27, 42 180 steenbuchii, 27, 37 108 | Planaxis abbreviata, 101 107 ! fasciata, 102 Planorbis arcticus, bicarinatus, rotundatus, trivolvus, Pleurobranchus delicatus, grandis, ovalis, tessellatus, Polydonta Sandwichensis, Pomatiopsis lapidaria, lustrica, Prunum bella, eburneola, limatula, Virginiana, Pseudocardia, Pseudohyalina milium, Pterocera lambis, Pterocerella Tippana, Pugnellus, densatus, manubriatus, Pupa auriformis, Hoppu, uvulifera, Pupilla Californica, Purpura aperta, armigera, harpa, hippocastanum, marmorata, Pyrifusus, Pyropsis perlata, Ranella affinis, pusilla, Rapa corallina, Rhizochilus monodonta, Ricinula hystrix, ricinus, Rimella crispata, Rissoina ambigua, tridentata, Rostellaria fusus, Scutellina aculeata, DMD x, 305 32 | Scutellina compressa, 96 151 granocostata, 100 42 | Sepioteuthis ovata, 193 151 Sloanii, 194 79 | Simpulopsis corrugatus, 187 78 | Siphonalia rustica, 249 79 trossula, 249 80 | Siphonaria depressa, 98 131 | Sistrum cancellatum, 117 61 ochrostoma, 116 62 rugulosum 93 67 | Solenaia, ; 249 67 | Somatogyrus isogonus, 242 67 | Spinigera longispina, 141 67 | Spiraxis simplex, 185 246 | Stenogyra Caraccasensis, 222 185, 189 140 coronata, 185 147 octona, 185, 188, 191 249 plicatella, 185, 189 139 | Stenopus Guildingi, 181 139 lividus, 179 186 | Strepsidura Ripleyana, 247 30 | Streptaxis deformis, 182 186 | Strophia uva, 192 222 | Strombus, 249 109 vittatus, 138 109 | Struthiolaria nodulosa, 147 109 | Succinea approximans, 106 LS, 189: 191 92 arenaria, 27 248 Cuvieri, 187 248 Groenlandica, 26, 31, 42 107 margarita, 187 107 obliqua, 151, 245 248 Totteniana, 245 112 | Sycotypus incile, 64 115 | Syphonata punctata, ry) 115 viridescens, (i 142 128 | Tectura conoidalis, 98 128 Tahitensis, 98 141 | Tellina Amazonensis, 198 cornea, 44 100 lacustris, 44 304 Terebellum subulatum, Terebra anomala, crenulata, divisa, Peasei, simplex, strigillata, venosa, Tessarolax distorta, Torinia dealbata, discoidea, hybrida, Tralia cingulata, Floridana, pusilla, Triodopsis loricata, Mullani, Triphoris bicolor, Triton cylindricus, distortus, gemmatus, . mitidulus, Tritonidea fumosus, Trivia corrugata, globosa, insecta, oryza, Trochus tantillus, Truncatella bilabiata, Californica, Caribeensis, pulchella, subeylindrica, Trypanostoma subulare, Tudora megacheila, versicolor, Turbinella gemmata, Turbo Mac Andrewii, Turbonilla minuscula, Turricula bella, Lyphis acuticosta, Unio alatus, anodontoides, complanatus, gracilis, bo INDEX. 143 | Unio Groenlandica, 124 late-costatus, 123 luteolus, 124 margaritiferus, 125 Mississippiensis, 68 nigerrimus, 123 parvus, 123 pressus, 146 rectus, 125 rivicolus, 102 rubiginosus, 125 Rutersvillensis, 9 Tappanianus, 9 testudinarius, 9 Topekaensis, 225 ventricosus, 232 Zig-Zag, 127 94 | Vallonia minuta, 106 pulchella, 107 | Valvata striata, 196 | Vetocardia, 104 | Vertigo Eyriesi, 95 | Vexilla fusco-nigra, 126 lineata, 127 | Vitrina, 127 angelica, 131 | beryllina. 14 fusca, 15 | major, 14 Pfeifferi, 15 subviridis, 14 | Vivipara contectoides, 58, 243 Georgiana, Ua integra, 192 | Voluta hoderma, 118 | Volvatella candida, 46 fragilis, 197 pyriformis, 120 | Volutella oviformis, 64 | Volutilithes lioderma, 150 | Zoogenetes amurensis, 150 harpa, 74, 276 | Zonites implicans, P50! umbratilis, 38 150 150 45 151 151 151 150 150 280 150 151 245 38 151 150 151 2T 27 57 246 186 115 115 178 27 26 155 27 225 154 245 58 151 248 73 3 73 66 248 27 27 182 182 Plate Lo ACC 1866. Pl; °lith Philada Bowen & C Drawn by E..J Nolan, M D American Journal of Conchology 1868. Plate 2. Drawn by E. J Nolan, M D Bowen & C° lith. Philada, LOnycotenthis aequimanits. Ga bh. 2Prsidium tmsigne. Gabb. Ve a: ao, hae aes Ry ey hi a American Journal ot Conchology 1868 Plate 3. on eo « 8) 8cgo 2 y HU@x 0 2) )ODOS © 3 9 ap) 5 Drawn by E. J Nolan,M D. Bowen & C° lith. Philada. be Me Bam on DAT AAI, 99 at ad American Journal of Conchology 1868. Bowen & C° ith. Philada Drawn by E. J Nolan,M D. bs Journal of Conchology 1868 4 e i. r :, ware > ESR Ren om" wren a ATG Satta ceriponm eee, 4) Wt PAs Ca Mutrug Sad : ' ; ; Drawn by A. J. Garrett. Bowen & C° lith. Philada. American Journal of Conchology. 1868. Plate &. eS), 3 & Pat og 16, we® ) en = \ \ AND. J. GARRETT, DEL American Journal of Conchology. 18686. Plate 9 / } AND. J. GARRETT, DEL. mae Amertcan Journal of Conchology. — 1868. Plate 10. Pease’s nen™ Poly nestan Gasteropoda. Amerteanv Journal of Concholog p-— 1868. Plate 1]. Pease’s new Poly nesta Grastero pad: Amerteaw Journat of Conch ology: 1868. Plate 12. Pease’s New Poly nesvaw Mol uscu Amertcan Journal of Concholog 1 V_1868. Plate 13, Gabb. On Strombidae and Aporrhatrtdeae / idl th 7 7 : oar ae ol es 7 ye Sis =) Be inl a "i ie Ss Meaurany: ee | ‘wa nse Amertoan Journat of Concholog y— 1868. Plate /4. ; “20. Gabb. On Stromb tdacand Aporrhartdae. Amertcan Journat of Concholoary- l8t% Plate 15. Roberts “On new spectes of Cy praecw,” Conus Floridanus. GUbb. ot + a et Rape wees Panera ee Dre American Journal of Conchology. 1868._ P Late Ib. -————_— Gabb’s New Upper Amazon Fossis. . ‘ “ an Journal of Conchology- Ih AINET UU ovata; Gabb Sepuo Anertcan Journal of Conchol ogy, 1308. Plate /3 Ligs.1.2.3_Ammonitdla Yitesti, Cooper: 5) oe Unto Trivicolus, onrad. » 9% -—_ -_- The Conchological Section offers for sale a few copies of this work, which is just completed. It contains over 200 pages of text, and is illustrated by eighteen lithographic plates, crowded with figures. PRICES. Uncolored edition, . ‘ f 5 : : . $ 8 50 Colored - : : ‘ : , ; « |) hs Gao Fine a with duplicate plates, colored and tinted, printed on plate paper, . 20 00 Any copies remaining unsold after January Ist, 1869, will be advanced in-price ten per cent. Address, Be J: NOLAN, MD: Treasurer of Publication Committee, Conchological Section of the Acad. Nat. Sci., Philadelphia. PROSPECTUS OF A CATALOGUE AND SYNONYMY OF ALL THE GENERA, SPECIES: AND VARIETIES OF ey EC ea 2 VEO er Seine: Described prior to January (st, 1867, Compiled and published under the authority of the Conchological Section of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. In the year 1845 Miss Agnes Catlow, assisted by Lovell Reeve, published a volume entitled “The Conchologist’s No- menclator: a Catalogue of all the recent Species of Shells.” This work, although necessarily, as a first attempt, very im- perfect, proved extremely useful, not only as an index to the volumes containing the original descriptions and figures, but also as a catalogue for private collections, for conducting ex- changes, etc. Some of the copies of this work were printed on one side of the leaf only, so that they could be cut into labels. The only extensive general catalogue of species which has appeared since the publication of Miss Catlow’s work is that of Dr. Jay’s collection of shells, fourth edition, 1850. Like the former, it contains about ten thousand specific names, but it gives the synonymy at greater length, besides localities. Both these works are based on the Lamarckian system. Many smaller catalogues of private collections have since been published, as well as monographs of particular families and genera, including among the latter Pfeifter’s ‘“ Terrestrial Mollusca,” Kiener’s ‘‘ Monographie des Coquilles Vivants,” Chenu’s “ Illustrations Conchyliologiques,” Ktister’s ‘ Conchy- lien Cabinet von Martini and Chemnitz, continued,” Reeve’s great work, the ‘ Conchologia Iconica,” Sowerby’s “ Concho- Z logical Illustrations ” and “Thesaurus Conchyliorum,” Hanley’s “Descriptive Catalogue of Recent Bivalve Mollusca;” and the pages of the various Natural History Journals and Transactions of learned societies contain very many papers of like character and of great importance, such as Lea’s ‘Synopsis of Naiades,” Frauenfeld’s ‘ Monography of fPaludina,” Mohrenstern’s “Monograph of Rissoide,” Tryon’s ‘“‘Monography of the Order Pholadacea,” and “Synonymy of Strepomatidx.” There are, besides, hundreds of smaller papers describing species and genera, particularly in the “ Proceedings” of the Zoological Society of London, the “ Proceedings” and “ Journal” of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, and in the three periodical works exclusively devoted to the advancement of Conchology,—the ‘ Malakozoologische Blatter,” the “Journal de Conchylhiologie,” and the “‘ American Journal of Conchology.” Through the above and other publications, the ten thousand species known to conchologists in 1845 have been increased to over twenty-five thousand, and a much better knowledge of the genera and higher groups has also been attained. 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