Part 27

Pedunculated Anatifer, Pollicipes, Cineras, Otion.

CONCHIFERA Dimyaria _Tubicolaria_ Aspergillum, Clavagella, _Bivalve._ Fistulana, Septaria, Teredo, Teredina. _Pholadaria_ Pholas, Gastrochæna. _Solenacea_ Solen, Panopæa, Glycimeris. _Myaria_ Mya, Anatina. _Mactracea_ Lutraria, Mactra, Crassatella, Erycina, Ungulina, Solemya, Amphidesma. _Corbulacea_ Corbula, Pandora. _Lithophagidæ_ Saxicava, Petricola, Venerirupis. _Nymphacea_ Sanguinolaria, Psammobia, Psammotæa, Tellina, Tellinides, Corbis, Lucina, Donax, Capsa, Crassina. _Fluviatile Cyclas, Cyrena, Galathæa. Conchacea_ _Marine Conchacea_ Cyprina, Cytheræa, Venus, Venericardia. _Cardiacea_ Cardium, Cardita, Cypricardia, Hiatella, Isocardia. _Arcacea_ Cucullæa, Arca, Pectunculus, Nucula. _Trigonacea_ Trigonia, Castalia. _Nayades_ Unio, Hyria, Anodon, Iridina. _Chamacea_ Diceras, Chama, Etheria.

Monomyaria _Tridacnacea_ Tridacna, Hippopus. _Mytilacea_ Modiola, Mytilus, Pinna. _Malleacea_ Crenatula, Perna, Malleus, Avicula, Meleagrina. _Pectenides_ Pedum, Lima, Plagiostoma, Pecten, Plicatula, Spondylus, Podopsis. _Ostracea_ Gryphæa, Ostræa, Vulsella, Placuna, Anomia. _Rudistes_ Sphærulites, Radiolites, Calceola, Birostrites, Discina, Crania. _Brachiopoda_ Orbicula, Terebratula, Lingula.

MOLLUSCA Pteropoda Hyalæa, Cleodora, Limacina, _Univalve._ Cymbulia.

Gasteropoda _Phyllidiana_ Chiton, Chitonellus, Patella. _Semiphyllidiana_ Pleurobranchus, Umbrella. _Calyptracea_ Parmophorus, Emarginula, Siphonaria, Fissurella, Pileopsis, Calyptræa, Crepidula, Ancylus. _Bulleana_ Bulla, Bullæa. _Aplysiacea_ Aplysia, Dolabella. _Limacinea_ Parmacella, Limax, Testacella, Vitrina.

Trachellipoda _Colimacea_ Helix, Carocolla, Anastoma, Helicina, Pupa, Clausilia, Bulinus, Achatina, Succinea, Auricula, Cyclostoma. _Lymneana_ Planorbis, Physa, Lymnæa. _Melaniana_ Melania, Melanopsis, Pirena. _Peristomata_ Valvata, Paludina, Ampullaria. _Neritacea_ Navicella, Neritina, Nerita, Natica, Janthina. _Macrostomata_ Stomatia, Stomatella, Haliotis. _Plicacea_ Tornatella, Pyramidella. _Scalariana_ Vermetus, Scalaria, Delphinula. _Turbinacea_ Solarium, Rotella, Trochus, Monodonta, Turbo, Planaxis, Phasianella, Turitella. _Canalifera_ Cerithium, Pleurotoma, Turbinella, Cancellaria, Fasciolaria, Fusus, Pyrula, Ranella, Murex, Triton. _Alata_ Rostellaria, Strombus, Pteroceras. _Purpurifera_ Cassidaria, Cassis, Ricinula, Purpura, Monoceros, Concholepas, Harpa, Dolium, Buccinum, Eburna, Terebra. _Columellata_ Columbella, Mitra, Voluta, Marginella, Volvaria. _Convoluta_ Ovulum, Cypræa, Oliva, Ancillaria, Conus.

Polythalamous _Orthocerata_ Belemnites, Orthoceras, Cephalopoda Nodosaria, Hippurites, Conilites. _Lituacea_ Spirula, Spirolina, Lituola. _Cristacea_ Renulina, Cristellaria, Orbiculina. _Spherulacea_ Miliola, Gyrogona, Melonia, (Microscopic.) _Radiolacea_ Rotalites, Lenticulina, Placentula, (Micros.) _Nautilacea_ Discorbites, Siderolites, Polystomella, Vorticialis, Nummilites, Nautilus. _Ammonacea_ Ammonites, Ammonoceras, Turrilites, Baculites.

Monothalamous Argonauta. Cephalopoda

Heteropoda Carinaria.

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TABLE OF THE CONCHOLOGICAL SYSTEM OF DE BLAINVILLE.

Key. 1 = TYPE MALACOZOARIA 2 = SUB-TYPE MALENTOZOARIA

CLASSES A = CEPHALOPHORA B = PARACEPHOLOPHORA DIOICA C = PARACEPHALOPHORA MONOICA D = PARACEPHALOPHORA HERMAPHRODITA E = ACEPHALOPHORA F = NEMATOPODA G = POLYPLAXIPHORA

ORDERS a = Cellulacea b = Polyphalamacea c = Siphonobranchiata d = Asiphonibranchiata e = Pulmobranchiata f = Chismobranchiata g = Monopleurobranchiata h = Aporobranchiata i = Nucleobranchiata j = Cirrobranchiata k = Cervicobranchiata l = Scutibranchiata m = Palliobranchiata n = Rudistes o = Lamellibranchiata

_Classes._ _Families._ _Genera._ _Orders._

{_Planulacea_ Renulina, Peneroplis. { { a {_Sphærulacea_ {Miliola, Pollontes, Melonia, { { {Saracenaria, Textularia. { { { {_Nummulacea_ {Nummulites, Orbiculina, { {Helicites, Placentula, { {Vorticialis, Siderolites. { A { { { {_Orthocerata_ {Belemnites, Conularia, { { { {Conilites, Orthoceras, { { { {Baculites. { { { { { {_Lituacea_ {Icthysarcolites, Lituola, { { { {Spirula, Spirolina, { { { {Hamites, Ammonoceras. { { { { { b {_Cristacea_ Crepidulina, Oreas, Linthuris. { { { {_Ammonacea_ {Discorbis, Scaphites, { { {Ammonites, Simplegas. { { { {_Nautilacea_ {Polystomelle, Nautilus, { { {Lenticulina. { { { {_Turbinacea_ Cibicides, Rotalia. { { { {_Turriculacea_ Turrilites. { { {Pleurotoma, Rostellaria, { {Fusus, Pyrula, { {_Siphonostomata_ {Fasciolaria, Turbinella, { { {Columbella, Triton, { { {Struthiolaria, Ranella, { { {Murex. { { { { {Cerithium, Pyrena, Melanopsis, { { {Planaxis, Subula, Terebra, { { {Eburna, Buccinum, Harpa, { { c {_Entomostomata_ {Dolium, Cassis, Cassidaria, { { { {Ricinula, Cancellaria, { { { {Purpura, Concholepas, Terebra, { { { {Mitra { { { {_Univalves_ { { { {Strombus, Conus, Terebellum, { { { {_Angyostomata_ {Oliva, Ancillaria, Voluta, { { { {Mitra, Marginella, Volvaria, { { { {Cypræa, Ovulum. { { { { { { {_Goniostomata_ Solarium, Trochus. { { B { { { { { { {Monodonta, Turbo, { { { { {Pleurotomaria, Littorina, { { { { {Delphinula, Cyclostoma, { { { {_Cricostomata_ {Paludina, Valvata, Scalaria, { { { { {Proto, Turitella, Vermetus, { { { { {Siliquaria, Magilus. { { { { { { { d {_Hemicyclostomata_{Nerita, Neritina, Clithon, { { { {Velates, Pileolus, Navicella, { { { {Natica. { { { { { {_Ellipsostomata_ {Helicina, Ampullaria, Melania, { { { {Rissoa, Phasianella, { { { {Pleurocerus. { { { { { {_Oxystomata_ Janthina. { { { { {_Limnacea_ Limnæa, Physa, Planorbis. { { { { { {_Auriculacea_ {Auricula, Pedipes, Tornatella, { { C e { {Tomogerus, Pyramidella. { { { { { { {Succinea, Bulinus, Achatina, { { { _Limacinea_ {Clausilia, Pupa, Partula, { { {Helix, Vitrina, Testacella, { { {Parmacella, Limacella, Limax. { { { { f {Sigaretus, Cryptostomata, { { {Stomatella, Velutina. { { 1 { { {_Sub-aplysiaca_ Pleurobranchus. { { { { { g {_Aplysiaca_ Aplysia, Dolabella. { { { { { {_Patelloidea_ Umbrella, Siphonaria. { { { { { {_Akera_ Bulla, Bellerophon, Sormetus. { { { { h _Thecosomata_ Hyalæa, Cleodora, Cymbulia. { { { { {_Nectopoda_ Carinaria. { { i { { { {_Pteropoda_ {Atlanta, Spiratella, { { {Argonauta. { { { { { j Dentalium. { { { { { { {_Retifera_ Patella. { { D { k { { { {_Branchifera_ {Fissurella, Emarginula, { { {Parmophorus. { { { { {_Otides_ Haliotis, Ancylus. { { l { { {_Calyptracea_ {Crepidula, Calyptræa, { {Capulus, Hipponyx, Notrema. { { {Lingula, Terebratula, { { {Strophomena, Dianchora, { { m {Thecidium, Plagiostoma, { { {Podopsis, Orbicula, Crania. { { { { n {Sphærulites, Hippurites, { { {Radiolites, Birostrites, { { {Calceola. {_Bivalves_ E { { {_Ostracea_ {Anomia, Placuna, Ostræa, { { {Gryphæ. { { { {_Sub-ostracea_ {Spondylus, Plicatula,, { { {Hinnites, Pecten, Pedum,, { { {Lima. { { { { {Vulsella, Malleus, Avicula, { {_Margaritacea_ {Perna, Crenatula, Inoceramus, { { {Catillus, Pulvinites, { { {Gervillia. { { { {_Mytilacea_ Pinna, Mytilus. { { { {_Arcacea_ Arca, Pectunculus, Nucula. { { { {_Sub-mytilacea_ Anodon, Unio, Cardita. { { { {_Chamacea_ {Chama, Diceras, Etheria, { { {Tridacna, Hippopus, { { {Isocardium, Trigonia. { { { o { {Cardium, Donax, Tellina, { {Lucina, Cyclas, Cyprina, {_Conchacea_ {Mactra, Erycina, Crassatella, { {Venerirupis, Venus, { {Coralliophaga, Clotho, { {Corbula, Sphænia, Ungulina. { { {Pandora, Anatina, Thracia, { {Mya, Lutricola, Psammocola, { {Soletellina, Sanguinolaria, {_Pylorides_ {Solenocurtus, Solen, Solemya, { {Panopæa, Glycimeris, { {Saxicava, Byssomya, { {Rhomboides, Gastrochæna, { {Clavagella, Aspergillum { {_Adesmacea_ {Pholas, Teredina, Teredo, {Fristulana, Septaria.

{_Lepadicea_ {Gymnolepas, Pentalepas, { {Polylepas, Litholepas. { F { { {_Balanidea_ {Balanus, Acasta, Octhosia, 2 _Multivalves_{ {Conia, Creusia, Pyrgoma, { {Chthalamis, Coronula, { {Chelnobia, Cetopirus, { {Diadema, Tubicinella. { { G _Seriales_ {Chiton, Chitonellus.

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