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- Page 5 and 6: IV INTRODUCTION. synonymy and defin
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- Page 9 and 10: Vlll INTRODUCTION. sibility, of man
- Page 11 and 12: X INTRODUCTION. up only stones and
- Page 13 and 14: Xll INTRODUCTION. " Emersere fretis
- Page 15 and 16: XIV INTRODUCTION. Who that breathes
- Page 17 and 18: 2 BRACHIOPODA. * lineage. The Lingu
- Page 19 and 20: 4 BRACHIOPODA. It deservedly gained
- Page 21 and 22: 6 BRACHIOPODA. not been satisfactor
- Page 23 and 24: 8 BRACHIOPODA. * Some Terebralula:
- Page 25 and 26: 10 TEREBRATULIDjE. * Jointed. Famil
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- Page 29 and 30: 14 TEREBRATULID.E. slight ears, or
- Page 31 and 32: 16 TEREBRATULID.E. hydrographical r
- Page 33 and 34: 18 TEREBRATULID.E. A. Shell ribbed.
- Page 35 and 36: 20 TEREBRATULID.E. mostly blunt and
- Page 37 and 38: 22 TEREBRATULID^. The beak resemble
- Page 39 and 40: 24 CRANIID.E. ** Hingeless. Family
- Page 41 and 42: 26 craniidjE. adapted to the angles
- Page 43 and 44: 28 CONCHIFERA. back, for the admiss
- Page 45 and 46: 30 ANOMIID.E. tioned the modern use
- Page 47: 32 ANOMIIDvE. similarly sculptured.
- Page 51 and 52: 36 AXOMIIDJE. ture, the number and
- Page 53 and 54: 38 ostreid^e. place, and especially
- Page 55 and 56: 40 OSTREID.E. those authorities whi
- Page 57 and 58: 42 ostreidjE. case. In the Report o
- Page 59 and 60: 44 0STREID.E. , separated by a wide
- Page 61 and 62: 46 OSTREID^E. part in the sad trage
- Page 63 and 64: 48 PECTINID^. ants between their te
- Page 65 and 66: 50 PECTINID^E. frame of a fan. Scal
- Page 67 and 68: 52 PECTINID/E. pitted, and sometime
- Page 69 and 70: 51 PECTINID.E. striae : colour red,
- Page 71 and 72: 56 PECTINID^. have the fry attached
- Page 73 and 74: 58 PECTINID.E. P. Islandicus, Miill
- Page 75 and 76: 60 PECTINID.E. hinge and preventing
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- Page 79 and 80: 64 PECUNIAE. portionate size of the
- Page 81 and 82: 66 PECTINID^. the byssal sinus is f
- Page 83 and 84: 68 PECTINID^. which radiate from th
- Page 85 and 86: 70 pectinidjE. consists of numerous
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- Page 89 and 90: 74 PECTINID.E. rarely, the colour i
- Page 91 and 92: 76 PECTINID.E. whatever they lie up
- Page 93 and 94: 78 PECTINID^E. its own. This remark
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84 PECTINID-E. valve now before me,
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86 PECTINIDJE. depths. Capt. Beeche
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88 PECTINID.E. perforated in the ce
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90 PECTINID^. worms. The fry are of
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92 PECTINIDJ2. difficulty taken off
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94 AVICULID.E. Shell shaped like th
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96 aviculid^:. and the opposite one
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98 AVICULIDiE. (contained in the '
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100 AVICULID.E. Shell tapering to a
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102 MYTILID^E. requires five or six
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104 MYTILIM. mined the beaks in a c
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106 MYTILIM. M. hesperianus of Lama
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108 mytilid^e. the glass. It is als
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110 MYTILIDjE. being at the time in
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112 MYTILID.E. curved, placed a lit
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114 mytilidjE. scription agrees ad
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116 MYTILID^. black epidermis and q
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118 MYTILID.E. gas generated in the
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120 MYTTLID^:. invests itself in a
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122 MYTILIDiE. and those on each si
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124 mytilidjE. localities given by
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126 MYTILIDJE. shaped ; the central
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128 mytilid^:. Anglesea, in the lin
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130 MYTILIM. coast, one of them mea
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132 MYTILID^l. water mark to 20 fat
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134 mytilidjs. in C. rhombea, owing
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136 MYTILID^. bivalve. Mr. Bean kin
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138 ARCID.E. addition to, or subtit
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140 ARCID.E. Genus I. NU'CULA*, Lam
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142 ARCID.E. are crossed by finer l
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144 ARCID^. numerous fine striae wh
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146 ARCIDM. colouring. The first gr
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148 ARCID.E. The difficulty arising
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]50 arcidjE. and at depths ranging
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152 ARCID^S. mistaken in giving Ten
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154 ARCID.E. writers to the so-call
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156 ARCIDiE. filaments : tubes unit
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158 ARCID.E. Calabrian tertiaries.
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160 ARCIM. lias a differently const
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162 ARCID^l. area, or the cavity be
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164 ARCIDiE. by a Pinna of the comp
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166 arcidjE. not seem expedient to
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168 ARCIDiE. fry have a square shap
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170 arcidjE. as in the last genus ;
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172 arcid^:. aspect : colour yellow
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174 ARCID&. he referred to the latt
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176 ARCID.E. compressed in the midd
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178 akcidjE. times distinctly visib
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180 ARCID/E. certainly not that of
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182 ARCID.E. sen has dredged it on
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184 GALEOMMIM. A. imbricata, or an
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186 GALEOMMIDiE. brated voyage in t
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188 GALEOMMIDJE. are said to be pro
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190 GALEOMMID.E. in a raised beach,
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192 kelliid^:. Clark does not menti
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194 KELLIID.E. that the shell gapes
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196 KELLIID.E. This curious shell w
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198 KELLIIDiE. ing another lively s
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200 KELLIIDiE. occupies the broader
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202 KELLIID.E. Mr. M 'Andrew's coll
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204 KELLIID^E. Genus II. MONTACU'TA
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206 KELLIIDJE. lines of growth : co
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208 KELLIID.E. astonishing. Many hu
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210 KELLIID^E. in 8 fathoms, and I
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212 KELLIID.E. and somewhat thicken
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214 KELLIIDiE. extremities, not obs
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216 KELLIID.E. Recluz Erycina Franc
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218 kelliidjE. leading characterist
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220 kelliid.i:. middle, produced or
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222 KELLIID^. diately fixes itself,
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224 kelliidtE. and the Sphariidce p
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226 kelliidjE. beak, Tellimya lacte
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228 KELLIIDiE. who placed it in the
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230 LUCINIM. According to Valencien
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232 lucixid^. Genus I. LO'RIPES * P
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234 LUCINIDiE. our southern, south-
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236 LUCINID^. rare. Montagu obtaine
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238 lucinidjE. before I can recogni
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240 lucinice. and not less to the c
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242 LUCINID^. orange tint, and thei
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244 lucinidjE. digged much in nearl
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246 LUCINID.E. If Lucina has been p
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248 LUCINID^. gular lines of growth
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250 LVQimi)m> Molluscorum litora Sc
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252 LUCINID/E. soalpture, irregular
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254 LUCINID.E. Diplodonta rotunda't
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256 CARBIT1D.E. Family X. CARDITDXE
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258 CARDITIDyE. above-named, I feel
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260 CARDITID^E. posterior side proj
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262 CARDITID^. Zostera marina. I ha
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264 cardiid^:. cardia coralliophaga
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266 cardiid^:, ments : gills short
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268 CARDIID^. loped in the tertiari
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270 cardiidjE. they are sometimes m
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272 CARDIIDyE. newer pliocene depos
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274 CARDIID^. the posterior extremi
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~~6 CARDlIDvE. runs from the beak t
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278 CARmiDM. 5. C. exi'guum*, Grmel
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280 CARDIID.E. ling) couldn't get o
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282 CARDIID.E. Yar. 1. globosa. bei
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284 cardiidjE. and gradually compre
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286 CARDIID.E. 8. C. edu'le *, Linn
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288 CARDIID^. inclined to refer to
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.290 CARDIIDiE. variableness of the
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292 CARDIIDiE. ton were a quantity
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294 CARDIID.E. It is the C. Suedien
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296 CARDTID^E. what he at Breydon,
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298 CYPRINID.E. Genus I. ISOCAE/DIA
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300 CYPRIXID^E. live Crag, and. it
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302 CYPRINID.E. taken four or more
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304 CYPRINIDJE. latitude, which wer
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306 CYPRINID.Ec heaped up in extrao
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308 CYPRINID.E. Fossil Shells/ from
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310 CYPRINIDJE. crenulation of the
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312 CYPRINID.E. cardinals, of which
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314 CYPRINID^. g-round : doubtful s
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316 CYPRINIDJE. a bevelled edge : p
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318 CYPRINID^. B. Smootli or slight
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320 cyprinidjE. coarsely fibrous. T
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3.22 CYPRINID.E. and the latter nam
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324 VENERID.E. has dredged it in Ma
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326 VENER1DJE. Genus I. VENUS *, Li
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328 veneridjE. anteriorly, but as t
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330 VENERIUM. formis of J. Sowerby,
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332 VEXERID^E. nitidissima. It is n
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334 VENERIDiE. the Azores (Drouet).
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336 VENERIDyE. teeth ; margin very
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338 VENERIDvE. crossed by similar b
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340 venerid^:. Shell nearly globose
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342 venerid^:. D. Mantle-tubes disu
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344 VENERIB.E. gated, as that of so
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346 veneriDjE. cardinal tooth: insi
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348 VENERID-S. shorter than they ha
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350 VENERID^. and the same numerous
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352 veneridjE. circled with reddish
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354 VENERID2E. Bushbury Hill near W
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356 VENERIDiE. brown ; the upper pa
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358 VENERIUM. ers w or " pullets "
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360 VENERID.E. are more strongly pe
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362 VENERID.E. My largest specimen
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364 VENERID2E. young : beaks small,
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386 TELLINID.E. This large and well
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368 TELLINIDiE. worn off and pale y
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370 TELLINID.E. Genus II. TELLI'NA
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372 tellinim:. but not extend- gitu
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374 TELLINID.E. and contiguous umbo
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376 TELLINID^E. earlier stages of g
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378 TELLINIDJ5. fold being less dee
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380 TELLINIDjE. Habitat : All sandy
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382 TELLINID.E. 5. T. fa'bula*, Gro
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384 TELLIXIDiE. 6. T. squa'lida*, P
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.'386 tellinid^e. G. Shell oblong,
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388 TELLlNIDiE. chi) ; Sicily (Plii
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390 TELLINID^E. == Macroma tenera,
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392 TELLINID.E. 1. Psammobia tellin
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394 TELLINID.E. with rapidity, the
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396 TELLINID^. 3. P. Ferroensis *j
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398 TELLIXID.E. P. Ferroensis was p
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400 TELLINID.E. with the usual shor
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402 tellinidjE. of Tellina (e. g. T
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404 TELLINIBvE. dorsal margin on th
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406 TELLINID.E. to have lost sight
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408 TELLINID.E. ing small rolls of
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410 TELLINID^E. present species occ
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412 MACTRID.E. however, a numerous
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414 MACTRIDvE. fathoms (Barlee) . I
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416 MACTRIDJS. below them a bright
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418 mactrid^:. south of Sweden (Lov
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420 mactrim. than fringed: tubes cl
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422 MACTRID^. and more than three q
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424 MACTRID.E. in all our upper ter
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426 MACTRID^E. curved on the anteri
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428 mactridjE. that the laterals in
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430 MACTRIDiE. coasts of Northumber
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432 MACTMD.E. they live together an
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434 mactrid^. and Hanley, and (with
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436 mactridjE. which are bluntly cr
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438 MACTRID.E. published at Copenha
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440 MACTRTD^. Habitat : Estuaries,
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442 MACTRlDiE. 4. S. te'nuis*, Mont
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444 MACTRID.E. water. The former oc
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446 mactrid^:. lini that at Spezzia
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448 TABLE OF DISTRIBUTION. Table of
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450 TABLE OF DISTRIBUTION. Species.
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ERRATA. Page 133, line 12 from top,
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454 INDEX. Arca {continued). Pennan
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456 INDEX. Clausina, Jeffr., 247. C
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458 INDEX. Lima {continued). aperta
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460 INDEX. Murex (continued). trunc
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462 INDEX. Peloris, Poli, 38. Perna
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464 INDEX. Tellina {continued). tru
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EXPLANATION OF PLATES.
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1. fecten 2. Lund 3. AvLcula,. - -
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a. Nucula,. i \ ctunciohos. Plate I
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Isoeardca / / /'/ w. Plate VI. ' y
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