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a. QUEEN CONCH, Strojnbus gigas L., 10<br />

inches (also young) (Florida Keys and<br />

West Indies), p. 174.<br />

b. MILK CONCH, Stroinbiis costatiis Gmelin,<br />

6 inches (Southern Florida and West<br />

Indies), p. 174.<br />

c. AMERICAN PELICAN'S FOOT. Aporr-<br />

hais occideriialis Beck, 2 inches (also<br />

young) (off New England), p. 173.<br />

d. LONGLEY'S CARRIER-SHELL, Xenophora<br />

longleyi Bartsch, 7 inches (Gulf<br />

of Mexico, south), p. 173.<br />

e. CARIBBEAN CARRIER-SHELL, Xeywphora<br />

caribaea Petit, 4 inches (off<br />

Florida and Cuba), p. 173.<br />

f. GIANT TUN, Tojma galea L., 6 inches<br />

(North Carolina to Texas and West<br />

Indies; Pacific), p. 199.<br />

g. CROSSE'S TUN, Eiidoliiim crosseamim<br />

Montero., 3 inches (off New Jersey to<br />

West Indies), p. 199.<br />

h. WEST INDIAN CROWN CONCH.<br />

Melongeria melongejia L., 4 inches<br />

(Florida Keys, south), p. 235.<br />

i. KNOBBED WHELK, Biisycon carica<br />

Gmelin, 8 inches (Cape Cod, Massa-<br />

j.<br />

Plate 23<br />

ATLANTIC COAST UNIVALVES<br />

chusetts to Northeastern Florida),<br />

p. 235.<br />

NEW ENGLAND NASSA, Nassarius trivittatus<br />

Say, % inch (Nova Scotia to South<br />

Carolina), p. 239.<br />

k. PERVERSE WHELK, Biisycon perversiim<br />

L., form eliceans Mont., 6 inches North-<br />

eastern Florida), p. 236.<br />

1. CARIBBEAN VASE, Vasum miiricatum<br />

Born, 4 inches (South Florida and West<br />

Indies), p. 245.<br />

m. PYGMY COLUS, Coins pygmaea Gould,<br />

1 inch (Quebec to off North Carolina),<br />

p. 229.<br />

n. CHANNELED WHELK, Biisycon canaliciilatum<br />

L., 6 inches (Cape Cod to Northeastern<br />

Florida), p. 236.<br />

o. LIGHTNING WHELK, Busycon contrarinm<br />

Conrad, 8 inches (South Carolina<br />

to Texas), p. 236.<br />

p. EASTERN MUD NASSA, Nassarius obsoletus<br />

Say, % inch (Quebec to North-<br />

eastern Florida), p. 240.<br />

q. COMMON EASTERN NASSA, Nassarius<br />

vibex Say, J/^ inch (North Carolina to<br />

Texas, south), p. 237.<br />

r. VARIABLE NASSA, Nassarius ambiguus<br />

Pult., Yi inch (North Carolina to West<br />

Indies), p. 239.<br />

s. BROWN-CORDED NEPl UNE, Neptunca<br />

clecemcostata Say, 3 inches (Nova Scotia<br />

to Massachusetts), p. 229.<br />

t. HAIRY COLUS, Coins pubescens Verrill,<br />

2 inches (Quebec to off North Caro-<br />

lina), p. 229.<br />

u. FAT COLUS, Coins ventricosus Gray, 2V2<br />

inches (Nova Scotia to New York), not<br />

in text.<br />

V. EMPEROR HELMET, Cassis madagascariensis<br />

Lam., 9 inches (Southeastern<br />

Florida and West Indies), p. 193.<br />

w. LONGHORNED SMOKE SHELL. Typhis<br />

longicornis Dall, ]/! inch (Florida and<br />

West Indies), not in text.<br />

X. STIMPSON'S COLUS, Coins siimpsoni<br />

Morch, 4 inches (Labrador to off North<br />

Carolina), p. 227.<br />

y. FLORIDA HORSE CONCH. Pleiiroploca<br />

gigantea Kiener, 20 inches (North Caro-<br />

lina to Florida), p. 242.

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