the molluscan fauna of the alum bluff group of florida
the molluscan fauna of the alum bluff group of florida
the molluscan fauna of the alum bluff group of florida
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PLATE XXVIII<br />
FIGURE 1. Anomalocardia chipolana Dall (p. 174). Exterior <strong>of</strong> left valve; altitude 5.0 millimeters; latitude 7.0 millimeters. (After<br />
Dall.)<br />
FIGURES 2-3. Venus langdoni Dall (pp. 174-175).<br />
2. Exterior <strong>of</strong> left valve; altitude 65.0 millimeters; latitude 82.0 millimeters. (After Dall.)<br />
3. Interior <strong>of</strong> left valve; altitude 65.0 millimeters; latitude 82.0 millimeters. (After Dall.)<br />
FIGURES 4-5. Venus prodroma Gardner, n. sp. (p. 175).<br />
4. Interior <strong>of</strong> right valve (cotype); altitude 62.0 millimeters; latitude, 73.5 millimeters.<br />
5. Exterior <strong>of</strong> left valve (cotype); altitude 68.0 millimeters; latitude 78.7 millimeters.<br />
FIGURES 6-7. Venus nannodes Gardner, n. sp. (pp. 175-176).<br />
6. Exterior <strong>of</strong> left valve (cotype); altitude 45.0 millimeters; latitude 53.5 millimeters.<br />
7. Interior <strong>of</strong> left valve (cotype); altitude 45.0 millimeters; latitude 53.5 millimeters.<br />
FIGURE 8. Parastarte chipolana Gardner, n. sp. (pp. 176-177). Interior <strong>of</strong> left valve; altitude 2.65 millimeters; latitude 2.5<br />
millimeters.<br />
NOTE. The types <strong>of</strong> formerly described species have been remeasured, and some <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> dimensions here given differ from<br />
those in <strong>the</strong> original descriptions.<br />
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