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somewhat conical,
Subulate, awlshaped.
Sulcated, furrowed.
Summit, the tip or apex.
Suture, a hollow line of division
in univalves, the spiral line
of which separates the
wreaths,
T;
Teeth, pointed protuberances
within the hinge in bi-
valves, by which the valves
are united.
Tentacula, the feelers of snails,
which inhabit shells.
Tessalated, checquered like a
chess board.
Testacea, that order of animals
covered with a testaceous
shell. “fa,
Testaceous, consisting of car-
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bonate of lime and animal
matter.
Tortuosity, flexure.
Tortuous, twisted.
Transverse, crossways.
Trapeziform, shaped like a tra-
pezium.
Trigonel, having three angles.
Truncated, cut short, ending
abruptly.
Tubercle, knot or pimple.
Tuberculated, knotted, pimpled.
Tubular, in the shape of a hol-
low tube.
Tunicated, coated.
Turbinated, shape like a top or
pear.
Turgid, swollen.
‘U and V.
Valves, the various pieces which
compose the shell.
Varices, longitudinal ribs in uni-
valve shells.
Variety, difference in species.
Vaulted, roofed.
Ventral, belonging to the belly,
THE
CONCHOLOGY.
| Ventricose, inflated, swelled in
the middle.
| Vermiform, worm shaped.
| Vertex, the’ top or most pro-
minent part.
| Verrucose, warted.
Verticulated, whorled.
Umbilicated, having a depres-
sion in the centre.
Umbo, the round part which
turns over the hinge.
Undulated, waved.
Ungulate, shaped like a horse’s
hoof.
Unilocular, chambered singly.
Univalve, shells of one valve
only.
Volutions, the turnings of uni-
valves.
Ww.
Whorl, a spiral convolution.
Z.
Zigzag, having reverse turnings
and windings.
Zoned, surrounded by belts or
girdles.
END.
Acasta, -
Acera, -
Achatina, -
Alata, a
Amphidesma,
Amphitritea,
Amphitrite, -
Ampullaria, -
Anastoma, -
Anatifera,
Anatina, -
Ancillaria, -
Ancylus,— -
ANNULATA, -
. Annodonta, -
Anomia, -
Aplysiaceu, -
Aplysia, -
Arca, -
Arenicola, -
Arcacea, -
Argonauta, -
Aspergillum,
Auricula, -
Avicula, =i®
B.
Balanus, -
Bivalve shells,
Brachiopoda,
Buccinum, - —
Bulimus, -
Bulla, -
Bullacea, -
Bullea, *
Calyptrea,
Canalifera,
| Cancellaria,
Capsa,
Cardiacea,
Cardita,
Cardium,
Carinaria,
Carocolla,
Cassidaria,
Cassis,
Castalia,
Chama,
Cerithium,
Chamacea,
Chiton,
Chitonellus,
Cineras,
Calyptracea,
Cirrurrepa,
Cirrhipeda,
Classification,
| Clausilia,
Clavagella,
Cleodora,
Clio,
Clymene,
, Colimacea,
| Columbella,
Columellaria,
| Conchacea,
Convoluta,
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| ConcaireRa,
| Conus,
Corbis,
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Corbula,
- Corbulacea,
Concholepas,
Coronula, -
- Crania, -
Crassatella, -
~ Crassina,— -
Crenatula, -
Crepidula, -
Creusia, —-
Cucullea, -
Cyclas, -
Cyclostoma,
Cymbulia, -
Cyrena,
Cyprewa, -
Cypricardia,
Cyprina, ss -
Cytherea, -
Delphinula, -
Dentalium, -
Diceras, -
Dolabella, -
Dolium, -
Donax, -
Dorsalia,
Eburna,
Emarginula,
Erycina, -
Etheria. “-
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Fasciolaria,
Fissurella, -
Fistulana,
Fusus, -
Galathea, -
Galeolaria, -
Gastrochena,
Q
Haliotis, ~
Harpa, “i >
Helicina,
Helix,
| Heteropoda,
Hiatella,
Hippopus,
Hyalea,
Byria, se
Iridina,
Isocardia,
Janthinea,
Janthina,
Lima,
Limacinea,
Limacina,
Limax,
Lingula,
Lithophagi,
Lucina,
Lutraria,
Lymnacea,
Lymnea,
Mactracea,
Mactra,
-
MMacrostomiana, -
Magilus,
Mallacea,
Malleus,
Maldania,
Marginella,
Melaniana,
Melani,
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Melanopsis, - ba 103 | Pedum, *
Meleagrina,- ~~ -» ne 72-| Pectinea, -
Mitra,’ «. 5% + «184 | Peristomiana,
Modiola, = - 69 | Perna, -
Mouuusea,*** *. 4 80 | Petricola, -
Monoceros, - i 130 | Phasianella, - ,
Monodonto, - - *115 | Pholas, -
Murex, . ° = - 124 | Pholadaria, |
Multivalves, z 9 | Physa; yr - ¢,
Myaria,~ - . 38 | Phyllidia, =
Mya, - - 38 Phyllidiacea,
Mytilus, = : 68 | Pirena, -
Mytilacea, - o 68 Pinna, = -
‘ Pileopsis, -
m5 N. | Planorbis, -
Naiadea,- - 2 |Plicacea, -°
Natica, - - 108 | Planaxis, -
Nauiilacea, mm: 144 | Placuna, -
Nautilus, - - 145 | Pleurotoma,
Wavicella, - - 107 | Pleurobranchus,
Nerita, 2 ame 107 |Plicatula, -
Neritina, - - 106 | Plagiostoma,
Neritacea, - - 106 | Pneumodermon,
Nucula, . - 60 | Pollicipes, -
Nymphacea, - 45 | Podopsis, -
Psammobia, -
O. Psammotea, -
- Oliva, - - 140 | Pteroceras, -
Onchidium, - - 92 | Pteropoda, -
Orbicula, = - : 79 | Pupa, -
Ostrea, - - 76 |Purpura, -
Ostracea, - . 76 | Purpurifera,
Otion, - - 33 | Pyramidella,
Ovula, - - 139 | Pyrula, -
Pyrgoma, -
P.
Paludina, - - 104 R.
Parmacella, - - 92 | Ranella, -
Parmophora, - 86 | Ricinula, -
Patella, - - 84 | Rostellaria, -
Pandora, - - 43 | Rotella, -
Panopea,- - - 37
Pecten, - - 73 Ss.
Pectenaria, - - 27 |Sabellaria, -
Pectunculus, - 59 | Sanguinolaria,
156
‘Saxicava, -
Scalaria, -
» Scalarina, -
Se taria, ~ =
Serpula, ~ -
Serpulacea,
igaretus, -
Siliquaria, -
Solarium, -
Solecurtus, .-
Solen, -
_ Solenea,’ -
acetia, bas
Solemya, -
Spirorbis, -
Spirula, -
Spondylus, -
Stomatella, -
Stomatia, -
Strombus, -
Struthiolaria,
Succinea, -
Tellina, -
Tellinides, -
Terebella, — -
Te tbellon
Terebra, =
Terebratula,
Teredo, ne
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INDEX.
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44 | Teredina, -
112 | Testacella, © -
112 | Tornatella, -
35 | Trochus, -
28 | Tridacna, -
28 | Tridacnea, =
109 | Trigonia, -
25 | Trigonacea,
113 | Triton, -
38 | Tubicola, -
37 | 'Tubicinella, -
~ 37 |'Turbo; -
45 | Turbinacea,
42 | Turbinella, -
28 | Turritella, -
144 .
73) U.
109 | Umbrella, -
1}0 | Ungulina, -
127 | Unio, -
123 | Univalves, -
99 | Valvatay -
Venericardia,
Venerirupis,
46 | Venus, -
48 | Vermilia, -
27 | Vermetus, -
140 | Vitrina, -
133 | Voluta, -
79 | Volvaria, -
35 | Vulsella, -
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ERRATA.
Page 17, for “worl” read * whorl.”
» 987, for “Solenida” read “ Solenea.”
» 44, for “ Lithophagi” read “ Lithophaga.”’
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» 79, 6th genus of Family Ostracea omitted.
Animal.
Shell.
valve flat, with three perforations.
One species.
6. Genus Crania.
See Anomia.
Orbicular; the upper valve gibbous and conical ; lower
Inhabits the Indian Ocean.
PI. TX.
Crania orbicula.
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