A treatise on malacology; or, Shells and shell fish . nellifomi partially polished;ventricose. magnifica. Chem. 174, Sow. Tank. C. Cymbiola Sw. Spire more produced;, but not morethan half as long as the aperture ; the terminal whorlsregular and sculptured; plaits on the pillar four.{fig. 81. «.) 1. Type 9 Ancilla. En. Meth. 385. f. lb. f. 1. 2. Vespertilio. En. M^th. 378. f. Ex. Conch, pi. 5. pacifica. Chem. 178. f. 1713,1714. Ex. Conch, pi. ? Lam. No. 42. 3. Mitis. Ex. Conch, pi. 40. 4. Braziliana. Chem. 176. f. 1695, 1696. Harpul
A treatise on malacology; or, Shells and shell fish . nellifomi partially polished;ventricose. magnifica. Chem. 174, Sow. Tank. C. Cymbiola Sw. Spire more produced;, but not morethan half as long as the aperture ; the terminal whorlsregular and sculptured; plaits on the pillar four.{fig. 81. «.) 1. Type 9 Ancilla. En. Meth. 385. f. lb. f. 1. 2. Vespertilio. En. M^th. 378. f. Ex. Conch, pi. 5. pacifica. Chem. 178. f. 1713,1714. Ex. Conch, pi. ? Lam. No. 42. 3. Mitis. Ex. Conch, pi. 40. 4. Braziliana. Chem. 176. f. 1695, 1696. Harpula Sw. Spire developed as inthe last^ but the tip is generally moreslender, and the plaits are numerous. 1, Vexillum. En. Meth. 331. f. 1. {fig. 82.)Lapponica. lb. 381. f. 3. 2. Hebrcea. En. Meth. 380. f. lb. 380. f. lb. 380. f. Mart. 96. Chem. 178. f. fulva. En. Meth. 382. f. 3. 1717, 1718. sulcata. Chem. 149. f. 1403. Isevigata. En. Meth. 2. nodulosa. Lam. No. lb. 379. f. 318 SHELLS AND SHELL-FISH. PART II. 3. fulminata. En. M. 2. 5. Lyriformis. Zool. 111. i. 54. 4. bullata. Zool. 111. ii. pi. 15. concinna. Brod. Z. P. iv. 43. nucleus. Lam. No. 44. mitraeformis. Lam. No. 43. VoLUTiLiTHES Sw. Spire acutely pointed; plates gene-rally faint^ sometimes obsolete, {fig. 81. e.) 1. spinosa. En. M. 392. f. 6. 4. Cithara. En. M. 384. f. 1. 5. bicorona. En. M. 384. f. lb. f. lb. 383. lb. f. 6. En. M. 4muricina. lb. 383. f. 1. 3. rarispina. En. M. 384. f. 2labrella. lb. 384. f. 3. ScAPHELLA Sw. Shell smooth, almost polished; outer lipthickened internally ; suture enamelled; lower plaitsthe smallest; apex of the spire various, {fig. 81. e.) 1. fuslformis Sw. Bligh, Cat. Junonia. Ex. Conch, 2. undulata. Ex. Conch, pi. 27. 3. stromboides. (fiff. 12. a,volvacia. Chem. f. 1339. b. p. 123.) Zebra Sw. (fig. 81. c.) 5. papillosa Siv. Sow. Gen. SuB-FAM.
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