Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College . S/rrj,hnr/n,. mum r,pr ,-, (yrrna Morrn. ,,pe Corhici/iaJ/o/lkuiHa. /y,„„: >, I r^/y/a /xrwii/n. /,•„„,. .; Ci/rlns I an) ((/a///, .sv/.„„ r_»p, No. 5. — Notes on the Anatomy of Corhymladce (Mollusca), and aTranslation from the Danish of an Article on the Anatomy ofCyclas (Sphoerium) by Jacobsex. By Temple Pkime. But little has been written on the anatomy of Corhiculadce. Gray(1853)* gave a description of the soft parts of the genera Corhicula,Batissa, Cyrena, Sphoerium, and Pisidium; but these notices do
Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College . S/rrj,hnr/n,. mum r,pr ,-, (yrrna Morrn. ,,pe Corhici/iaJ/o/lkuiHa. /y,„„: >, I r^/y/a /xrwii/n. /,•„„,. .; Ci/rlns I an) ((/a///, .sv/.„„ r_»p, No. 5. — Notes on the Anatomy of Corhymladce (Mollusca), and aTranslation from the Danish of an Article on the Anatomy ofCyclas (Sphoerium) by Jacobsex. By Temple Pkime. But little has been written on the anatomy of Corhiculadce. Gray(1853)* gave a description of the soft parts of the genera Corhicula,Batissa, Cyrena, Sphoerium, and Pisidium; but these notices do notcome strictly under the head of anatomy. The first truly anatomical article we have on this family is one pub-lished (1828) t by Jacobsen of Copenhagen, on the anatomy of Cyclas(SpIuErium) cornea. This memoir being in Danish has necessarily beenaccessible to but few, and I have thought it would not be ill-judged tohave it placed before our naturalists, and consequently have translatedit into English. This article, I will add, was reviewed, in
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