. The annals and magazine of natural history : zoology, botany, and geology. fig. 10. Two specimens from SwafFham. * For Part I. see this Magazine for January 1899, pp. 48-66. from the Cambridge Parheri, Reuss. 303 Irondicularia Farheri, Reuss, 1862, Sitzini-sb. d. k. Ak. Wi?s. Wieu,vol. xlvi. p. 91, pi. xii. tig. 7; Chapman, 1894, .Tourn. R. p. 157, pi. iii. fig. 17. Four good specimens of this species were found at Swaff-ham, one of which bears upon its lateral surface the initialchambers of Vitriwehlnna Sollasi. Frondicularia guestplialica^ Reuss. Fiondicul
. The annals and magazine of natural history : zoology, botany, and geology. fig. 10. Two specimens from SwafFham. * For Part I. see this Magazine for January 1899, pp. 48-66. from the Cambridge Parheri, Reuss. 303 Irondicularia Farheri, Reuss, 1862, Sitzini-sb. d. k. Ak. Wi?s. Wieu,vol. xlvi. p. 91, pi. xii. tig. 7; Chapman, 1894, .Tourn. R. p. 157, pi. iii. fig. 17. Four good specimens of this species were found at Swaff-ham, one of which bears upon its lateral surface the initialchambers of Vitriwehlnna Sollasi. Frondicularia guestplialica^ Reuss. Fiondicularia (juestphalica, Reuss, 1860, Sitzungsb. d. k, Ak. , vol. xl. p. 195, pi. vi. fig. 2; Chapman, 1894, Journ. R. p. 158, pi. iv. fig. 2. Two specimens from S waff ham. Frondicidaria striga, sp. n. (Fig. 1.) Lateral outline of test subovate, acuminate; the oral endmore produced ; complanate, with the surface nearly even,but relieved by two strong riblets running vertically downthe middle of the test and covering the oral terminations of Frondicularia striga, sp. n. X 15. each chamber. The margins of the chambers not markedby very strong shell-thickening as in some species havingthe same general outline. Edge of the test slightly shell-surface under a high power aj)pears finely granu-lated or ripjjled. Length of ty])e specimen 19 milliin. ;breadth 1*4 millim.; thickness of edge *133 millim. This species appears to be quite distinct from any pre-viously figured. In outline it somewhat resembles ,Chapman *, but is not so regularly ovate^ and the suturalmargins of the chambers are not incurved towards tiie aboral* Journ. R. Micr. Soc. 1894, pp. 158, 159, pi. iv. figs. 5 a, b. 304 Mr. F. Chapman on Foraminifera end. F, Cordaiy Reuss *, is near to F. striga in its generaloutline, but it bears no double riblet on the vertical costulse are comparable with tlie same struc-tures forming a marked feature in F. Fritschi,
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