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250. Planorbis (Gyraulus) issykulensis, Glessin.<br />
Planoi-bis (Gyraulus) iasykulensis, Glessin, Nachr. Bl. Malak. Ges.<br />
xxxix, 1907, p. 7.<br />
Shell small, slightly compressed, whorls 4, rapidly increasing<br />
(the last scarcely one-third of the total diameter of the shell) ;<br />
suture moderately deep; umbilicus rather wide; sculpture fine,<br />
irregular ; aperture oblique, compressedly ovate.<br />
Alt. 1-2, diam. 4*5 mm.<br />
Hah. Pamirs, from only one locality, but very plentiful.<br />
Section HIPPEUTES.<br />
Ilippeutes, Agassiz, Nouv, Mem. Soc, Ilelv. i, 1837.<br />
Tl'PE, Planorbis fontanus, Lightfoot; Europe.<br />
Jiangc. Europe; Asia.<br />
Siieh small, lenticular, much depressed, paucispiral; whorls very<br />
rapidly increasing, carinate ; aperture obliquely heart-shaped.<br />
251. Planorbis (Hippeutes) versicolor, Westerlund.<br />
Planorbis {Hippeutes) versicolor, Westerlund, in Vep^a Exped.<br />
Vetenskapliga Jakttagelser, iv, p. 206, pi. 4, lig. 19.<br />
Original description:—-Testa juvenis rufo-castanea, nitidissima,<br />
adulta rufescenti-cornea, nitidula, subtilissime oblique striatula,<br />
supra convexa, centre sat profunde immersa, subtus planiuscula,<br />
umbilicata (umbihco centro augustissimo, aperturam versus<br />
dilatato) striatula; anfr. 4, primi angusti, spiram minimam formantes,<br />
ultimus maximus, extus declivis, subtus convexiusculus,<br />
peripheria acute angulatus ; apert. perobliqua, cordiformis,<br />
margine columellari subrecto, exteriore antrorsum valde convexo.<br />
Alt. 1.-5, diam. 5 mm.<br />
Mab. Point de Galle, Cejdon.<br />
Subgenus SEGMENTINA.<br />
Segmentinn, Fleming-, Hist. Brit. Anim. 1828, p. 279.<br />
TypB, Planorbis nitidus, Miiller; Europe.<br />
Mange. Europe ; A sia ; Africa ; Australia.<br />
Shell orbicular, depressed, furnished internally with transverse,<br />
testaceous partitions or teeth; apertflre transversely oval, or<br />
circular.<br />
See also description of Planorbis, p. 115.