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PILA. 99<br />

192. Pila layardi {Reeve).<br />

Fila Im/iirdi (Reeve), Con. Icon., Ampul, sp. 27 ; H. & T., 0. I.<br />

pi. 114, fig. 4.<br />

AmpuUaria glohosa, Sw., var. layardi, Reeve, Nevill, Hand List,<br />

pt. 2, p. 3.<br />

Original descriftion :—Shell rather compressly globose, whorls<br />

narrowly flatly impressed round the upper part, then rounded,<br />

smooth, shiniug ; umbilicus small, contracted; aperture ovate ;<br />

whitish, covered with an olive horny epidermis.<br />

Alt. 48, diam. 44 mm. (taken from fig. in Oon. Icon.).<br />

Hub. Colombo, Ceylon.<br />

Var. virens, L%march, Hist. Anim. s. Yert. vi, 1822, p. 179,<br />

Hab. ?; Nevill, Hand List, pt. 2, p. 3.<br />

" cariuation at suture obsolete."<br />

Hab. Kollam {Beddome).<br />

193. Pila nux {Reeve).<br />

Fila nux (Reeve), Oon. Icon., Ampul, sp. 133; H. & T., C. I.<br />

pi. 115, iig. 1.<br />

Original description :—Shell oblong-conoid, solid, scarcely uuibilicated,<br />

spire obtusely exserted, whorls convex, slanting and<br />

obsoletely plicately wrinkled at the suture; fulvous-chestnut;<br />

aperture ovate, rather small, coluiuellar lip callously reflecfed.<br />

Alt. 30, diam. 23 mm. (taken from fig. 132 a, pi. x.Tviii, in<br />

Conch. Icon.).<br />

Hab. Bombay.<br />

" A solid fulvous-chestnut shell of an oblong-conoid form, with<br />

the columellar lip rather unusually call^ously reflected."<br />

194. Pila maura {Reeve).<br />

Fila maura (Reeve), Con. Icon., Ampul, sp. 57.<br />

Origiival descrijition :—Shell globos?., narrowly umbilicated, spive<br />

rather short, whorls a little flattened at the sutures, then rounded,<br />

smooth; dark olive; aperture ovate, lip stained within with<br />

purple-black.<br />

Alt. 45, diam. 41 mm. (taken from fig. in Conch. Icon.).<br />

Hab. Assam (Conch. Ind.).<br />

" Of a particularly globose form, the lip being characteristically<br />

stained within with purple or chestnut-black."<br />

195. Pila theohaldi {Hanhy).<br />

Fila thenbaldi (Iliinley), ll. & T., C. I. pi. 115, fig. 2 (as<br />

AmpuUaria),<br />

AmpuUaria maura, Reeve, var. tlieobaldi, Hanley, Xevill, Oat. Moll.,<br />

Fasc. E, p. 6.<br />

Figured as above, but not described, and as no specimen is<br />

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