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128 AMPHORA.<br />

Very small. Frustule oblong or subglobose, rather truncate at apices.<br />

Valve very convex at dorsal margin, straight at ventral margin ; raphe<br />

straight, scarcely concave, spurious stauros just visible ; striae very delicate,<br />

numbering from 9 to 10 in 1 c.cl.m. ; length<br />

less than 1 c.d.m.<br />

Moist wa'l at Botanical Gardens, Brussels, associated with A. Normanii (Del).<br />

This form should probably be referred to A. ovalis var Pediculus.<br />

A. Normanii Rabenh. (Fi. Eur. Aig., p. 88. A. humkola<br />

Gntn in H.V.H. Atl., pi. i, f. 12*; Type No. 5) plate 1, fig. 4.<br />

Frustule elliptic with apices slightly rostrate-truncate. Valve with<br />

raphe slightly inflexed, showing a stauro-form blank space ; apices<br />

from 16 to 18 in 1 c.d.m. at the<br />

rostrate-capitate; striae fine, punctate,<br />

dorsal portion of valve, very fine, about 24 in 'or at ventral m 11 gin.<br />

Length, 2.5 to 3 c.d.m.<br />

On a moist wall at Botanical Gardens, Brussels (Del); Hull, England (Norman).<br />

A. dubia (Greg, 1857?) Ad. Schm, 1875 (At, pi. 27,<br />

f. 20-26* ; Clyde, p. 42, pi. 5, f. 76) ; plate 24, fig. 672.<br />

Frustule elliptic. Valve angularly plicate round a line uniting the two<br />

apices, so that when viewed from the apex it appears<br />

to consist of two laminae<br />

placed at an angle of 6o. Valve with lunate outline, arcuate near the<br />

exterior, with the interior margin straight and apices<br />

acute. Axial area<br />

moderately broad on the dorsal side of the raphe. Ventral portion of the<br />

valve linear, narrow, wuhout striae and longitudinal line. Dorsal side with<br />

transverse striae robust, especially at the external portion. Striae 10 in r<br />

c.d.m., coarsely punctate ; 12 dots in 1 c.d.m. Sutural zone very narrow.<br />

Length of frustule 4 to 8 c.d.m. ; breadth, 1-5<br />

Marine. Coasts of Norway.<br />

to 2 c.d.m.<br />

There is no known species analogous to A. dubia (Cleve).<br />

A. Pusio Cleve (Syn. Nav. Diat., p. 102, pi. 3, f. 40*) ; plate 35,<br />

fig. 906.<br />

Frustule broadly elliptic with truncate apices. Raphe strongly bi-arcuate.<br />

Central nodule large. Axial and central areas indistinct. Ventral and<br />

dorsal sides with robust striae, about 14 in 1 c.d.m , not interrupted and<br />

not distinctly punctate<br />

Marine and brackish water. Coasts of Sweden (CI. and Moll. Diat., No. 157).<br />

A. arenicola Grun. (in CI. and Moll. Diat., No. 310, sub<br />

A marina var arenico/a ; Cleve Syn. Nav. Diat., pi. 4, f. 19-20), plate 35,<br />

fig. 907.

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