Report on the agriculture and geology of MississippiEmbracing a sketch of the social and natural history of the state . Miss. arctatus. Pinna Miss,Sagaretus diversum. tantula. Turbinellus Wilsoni. protracta. Triton Miss. subalveatum. crassidens. abbreviatus. Tellina lintea. pectorosa. serica. perovata. Vicksi ivrgerK5 I; 288 GEOLOGY. Since the publication of the preceding list of theVicksburg fossils, it has been found that some of thesefossils should be referred to different genera;


Report on the agriculture and geology of MississippiEmbracing a sketch of the social and natural history of the state . Miss. arctatus. Pinna Miss,Sagaretus diversum. tantula. Turbinellus Wilsoni. protracta. Triton Miss. subalveatum. crassidens. abbreviatus. Tellina lintea. pectorosa. serica. perovata. Vicksi ivrgerK5 I; 288 GEOLOGY. Since the publication of the preceding list of theVicksburg fossils, it has been found that some of thesefossils should be referred to different genera; priority ofdescription rendering it proper, Mr. Conrad proposes torestore the original names. The following, therefore,must give way to the terms first applied by earliernaturalists. Bisoarca to Navicula. Chenopus to Aporrhais. Cassidaria to Morio. Citherea to Meretrix. Corbis to Fimbria. Fulgur to Busjcon. Infundibulum to Trochita. Loripa to Diplidonta. Melongena to Cassidula. Nucula to Leda. Pectimculus to Axinasa. Sigaretus to Stomatia. Solarium to Arcliitectonica, Terebra to Acus. fa^e 2 8 9 BIVALVES Plate XIV. Crurno l-ith by Rosenthal Ihd J\CKSON TERTiaSl SHEllS PLATE / BIVALVES. 1 a. Umbrella planulata {top).1 h. iUttom). 2. Astarte paralis. 3. Corbuld bicarinata. ^ 4. Leda multilineata. 5. Navicula aspersa. 6. Cardium nicoUeti. 7. Crassatella flexura. 8. Glossus fillosus. 9. Corbula densata. 10, Ostrea trigonalis. 11. Pecten nupernm. PaJe 289 UNIVALVES Plate XV


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