3 edition of Description of the animals of Voluta denticulata, Mont. and Assiminia grayana, Leach found in the catalog.
Description of the animals of Voluta denticulata, Mont. and Assiminia grayana, Leach
Published
1832
by W. Phillips in London
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Written in
Edition Notes
| Statement | by the Rev. M.J. Berkeley. |
| Series | Landmarks of science II |
| Classifications | |
|---|---|
| LC Classifications | Q111 .H35, QL430.4 .H35 |
| The Physical Object | |
| Format | Microform |
| Pagination | p. 427-430, [1] leaf of plates |
| Number of Pages | 430 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL19271522M |
Voluta, Marginella, Volvaria, Columbella, the latter of which would be. better placed among the Purpurifera. Convolutæ (plates, fig. to ). The well-known shells; contained in this family are distinguished for the small proportion of. the spire, if any, which . A new sessil e barnade (Cirripedia, Brachylepadomorpha) from the Lau Back-Ar c Basin, Tonga; fïrst record of a living représentative since the Miocène by William A. NEWMAN & Toshiyuki YAMAGUCHI Abstract. — An extant représentative of the Brachylepadomorpha, Neobrachylepas relica gen. et sp. nov.,File Size: 6MB.
At the end of each description of a genus, some general observations occur, pointing out the principal character which distinguishes it from others, to which it is nearly allied; and also stating the geographical or geological distribution and habits of the animal. The above descriptions and definitions are illustrated by a series of plates. CONTEN1,8 OF THE THIRD PART OF THE SUPPI~EMENTARY PLATES TO THE ZOOLOGICAL TAB. XVI. bis. Fig. 1. Bulinus hremastomus, young. 2. Head of the animal of a full grown specimen of the sa1ne 3. Egg of the same. 4.
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