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166 SMITHSONIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO ZOOLOGY riniaca rinella salinasensis sanctorum santamariana santarosana santosana scaimnonensis schmitti sebastiani secura sedillina stinela senilis serrae shitneki shuyakensis signae simpsoni sirena smithsoni stearnsii stelleri stenogyra stephanogyra sumneri superba swani talama talma taylori tecalco tefunta terra theona thconc thync tia toyatani trcmperi tritonia tryoni tvpica ulloa imlcnrt.1 valdezi verrilli vexativa victoriana vineae virginica viscainoi vladivostokensis weldi whiteavesi wickhami winkleyi zenobia Turricula bancalanensis weberi Turripoma - bermudezi Tumtella stimpsoni Turrithyra* andreas bermudezi cerroensis echinella hutia mendax opposita persimilis pinalillensis rhachitica saguaensis scalaris vicentensis vidna xilaensis Turrithyretes* echinella hutia opposita rhachitica vicina Turritoma* diomedea exquisita profundicola smithi Turritomella* l T gartea # juani loddlni Ulfa* cossrnanni Ungoteredo* chamberlaini matocotana pujadana Ungulina alfredensis Urocoptis beatensis Vagna* Vanikoro africana Varicella bahamensis beatensis Venericardia africana Venus hawaiensis Venustoma* harucoa Vilia* pilsbryi Viridrillia* bahamensis cervina hendersoni williami Viridrillina* hendersoni \'isma # Vit rinella alaskensis arifca berryi rifara rolumbiana eshnauri facira ficara oldroydi rifaca smithi stearnsi thomasi Vivipara bagangensis boholensis buluanensis cebuensis clemensi davaoensis gilliana lanaonis mainitensis mamanua mearnsi mindanensis misamisensis pagodula partelloi solana surigensis tubayensis zamboangensis Volsella newcombi Voluspa* cerrosana Weinlandipoma* conceptum excisum meridianum milleri orcutti robustum \Vetmorepoma* wetmorei Wrightudora* arcticoronata baracoensis gundlachi Xenophora longleyi Xenopoma aguayoi hendersoni spinosissimum Xenopomoides* delicatulum Xylophaga californica washingtona Xylotrya gouldi /onulispira* reigeni Zopoteredo # clappi U. S. COVEHNMCNT PRINTING OFFICEi 1*73 St«-tl*/4
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Preface Within the last twelve year
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NUMBER 143 dredging operations. Whe
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NUMBER 143 15 1915.* The Status of
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NUMBER 143 17 1918.* New Marine She
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NUMBER MS 19 1924. Breeding Experim
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NUMBER 143 21 Adjacent Regions. Uni
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NUMBER 143 23 1939.* A New Intermed
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NUMBER 143 25 1944. 1945. 1945. 194
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NUMBER US 29 adamsi Bartsch, Ptycho
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NUMBER US 31 alaskana Dall and Bart
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NUMBER 143 33 almo, Fenella 1915, U
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NUMBER 14S 35 antaeusi, Turbonilla
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NUMBER 143 37 asser Dall and Bartsc
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NUMBER 143 baconi, Chondropoma (Cho
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NUMBER 14S barbouri Torre and Barts
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NUMBER 143 43 bermudensis Dall and
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NUMBER 143 brittoni Torre and Barts
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NUMBER 143 47 (3039):313, 314, pi.
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NUMBER 14S 49 canasiense Torre and
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NUMBER 143 51 cataduanensis, Hemitr
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NUMBER 143 53 chacei, Odostomia (Ch
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NUMBER 14S 55 (Colonia Guabairo, Ce
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NUMBER 14S 57 coronadoensis, Barlee
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NUMBER 143 59 cumingi Bartsch and M
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NUMBER 143 61 235, 236, pi. 13: fig
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NUMBER 143 63 Dissotropis, subgenus
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NUMBER 14S 65 15 (Loma Santa Fe, Gu
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NUMBER 143 Station [ = Balsas], Gue
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NUMBER 14S felix Dall and Bartsch,
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NUMBER 143 71 fulva, Cochlostyla (P
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NUMBER 143 73 goavense, Incertipoma
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NUMBER 143 75 guimarasensis, Platyr
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NUMBER 143 77 hawaiensis Dall, Bart
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NUMBER 143 79 Type-species by origi
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NUMBER 14S 81 USNMB, 181(2): 129, p
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NUMBER 143 83 Incidostoma Bartsch a
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NUMBER 143 85 japonica, Obesotoma 1
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NUMBER 143 87 sula, S side San Juan
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NUMBER 143 89 ledyardi, Amphidromus
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NUMBER 145 91 Lonoa Dall, Bartsch,
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NUMBER 143 93 corrugatum Menke, 183
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NUMBER 143 95 marionae, Longchaeus
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NUMBER 143 97 mearnsi, Sonorella 19
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NUMBER 143 99 minuta, Cochlostyla (
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NUMBER 14S 103 San Pedro series, De
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NUMBER 143 105 sta. 30, off Catalin
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NUMBER 143 107 oonisca Dall and Bar
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NUMBER 143 109 palauiensis, Ryssota
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NUMBER 14S 111 parilis Torre and Ba
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NUMBER 143 us Sound, Vancouver Id.,
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