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ez PALUBESTEINIDiE.<br />
solida, crassa, pallide viridula, polita, nitida (sub lente), obsolete<br />
submalleata ; spira aculeiformis, subconcava, producta, apice peracutissimo;<br />
anfr. 6, baud convexi, ultimus pertumidus, medio<br />
subangulatus, basi applanatus, antice ad aperturam abrupte et<br />
valide deflectus; apertura percontracta, perfecte rotundata, marginibus<br />
continuis, valide incrassatis.<br />
Alt. 3'5, diani. 2 mm.<br />
Hab. Port Canning.<br />
" This interesting form is easily recognized by the very acute<br />
and concavely-exeavated spire, the subangulate last whorl,<br />
flattened round the umbilical region; it is not spirally pitted,<br />
as in most species of the genus, but appears absolutely malleated<br />
or indented under a powerful lens."<br />
The type is in the Indian Museum, Calcutta.<br />
165. Stenothyra cMlkaensis, Preston.<br />
Stenothyra chilkaensis, Pieston, Eec. Ind. Mas., Calcutta, x, 1914,<br />
p. 300, fig. oil p. 298.<br />
Shell minutely rimate, ovate, yellowish brown; whorls 5, the<br />
first very small, the second large in proportion, the last also<br />
large, convex, without sculpture; suture well impressed; perforation<br />
reduced to a very narrow chink; labrum continuous;<br />
aperture oblique, ovate.<br />
Alt. 2-75, diam. maj. 2 (neajly), diam. min. 1-5 mm.<br />
Bab. Barkul, Lake Chilka, Orissa, among weeds at the edge of<br />
the lake.<br />
Type in the Indian Museum, Calcutta.<br />
166. Stenothyra orissaensis, Preston.<br />
Stenothyra orissaensis, Preston, torn, cit.<br />
Shell small, narrowly perforate, ovately turbinate, pale greenish<br />
yellow ; whorls 5, regularly increasing, smooth, but for growth<br />
markings, the last convex and rapidly descending in front;<br />
labrum continuous, slightly erect; aperture strangulate, oblique,<br />
oval.<br />
Alt. 2-25, diam. maj., I'o mm.<br />
Hab, Off Satpara, Lake Chilka, Orissa, at a depth of from 4 to<br />
6 feet, close in shore (type); dead specimens were also taken at<br />
Manikpatua at a depth of 4 feet.<br />
Type in Indian Museum, Calcutta.