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244 Unioiiinio, 132. Valvatn, 95. Vulvatidfo, 95. ValvatinjB. 95. Vahearius. 95. variabilis ('i'iiira (.^Wnnoides)), 23. variata (I'altidina), 89. variata (Vivipara), 89. velai-is (Pliysuiiio (^Ijens)), 149. velaris (Unio), 149. Velcirita. 209. ' VemUifes, 210. KCT^S, 201,207, 209, 210. I'emistus (Unio), 142. Tevruca (Aiicylus), 105. vei'sicolor (Planorbis (Hippeutes)), 124. Vibex, 33. ViUorita, 209. violacea {Corbkicln), 214, 219. violacea (PaUidomus) (Philopotamis)), TiG. violacea {Tanalia), Sfi. virens (Pila layardi var.), 99. viridis (Buliimis), CO. viri
UNIFORM WITH THE PRESENT VOLUME. The Fauna of British India, including Ceylon and Burma. Mammalia. By W. T. BLANPORD, F.B.S. Numerous illustrations. £1. Fishes: Vols. I, & II. By F. DAY, CLE., LL.D. „ „ £1 each. Birds : Vols. I. & IT. Bv E. W. GATES, F.Z.S. „ „ I Vol. I. £1. >Vols. Vols. III. & IV. By W. T. BLANFORD, F.B.S. „ „ | Il.-IV. 15s.each. ReptiliaandBatracliia. ByG. A.BouLBNGER,F.R.S. ,, „ £1. MotlYS •. Vols. I.-IV. By SIB, G. F. HAMPSON, BART. „ „ £1 each. Hymenoptera: Vols.I.&II. ByLt.-Col.O.T.BiNGHAM, „ „ £1 each. and 5 plates. Aracluiida. By R. I. POCOCK. Numerous illustrations. 10s. Rhynchota : Vols. I.-V. By W. L. DISTANT. „ „ j 2.VO"LV.IS Butterflies: Vols. I. & II. By Lt.-Col. 0. T. BINGHAM. „ „ £1 each. and 20 plates. Coleopteva,: Vol.1. (Ceranibycidte). By 0. J. GAHAN. Numerous illustrations. \0s. ' Yol. 11. {Chrysomelidm). By M. JACOBY. „ „ £1. and 2 plates. (Lamellicornia). Vol. I. By G. J. ABROW. Numerous illustrations and 2 plates. 10.s. Mollusca {Testacellidie and Zonitidce). By the late W. T. BLANFORD, F.R.S., and Lt.-Col. H. H. GODWIN-AUSTEN, F.R.S. Numerous illustrations. 10s. Dermaptera (Earwigs). By M. BURR, D.SC, M.A., &c. „ - „ and 10 plates. 10s. Freshwater Sponges, &c. By N. ANNANDALE, D.SC. Numerous illustrations and 6 plates. 10s. Coleoptera (Gon. Introd., and Cicindelida and Paussidce). By W. AV. FOWLER, M. A., D.Sc, &c. Numerous illustrations. £1 _ Nematocerous Diptera (excluding the Chironomidce and the Culicidce). By E, BBUNETTI. lUiistrationa in Text and 12 plates. £1. Ichneumonlds. By CLAUDE MOBLEY, F.Z.S. Numerous illustrations and 1 plate. £1. Orthoptera {AeridiidcB). By W. F. KIEBY, F.L.S. Numerous illustrations. lO.*. Mollusca: Vol. II. (Trochomorphidce—JanellidcB). By G. K. GUDB, F.Z.S. Numerous illustrations. £1,
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THE FAUNA OF BRITISH INDIA, iNCLtrr
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SYSTEMATIC INDEX. Page \ MOL.LUSCA
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var. ce_vlonica, NeviU 4. lineata (
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Page Ps^. 4, VlVIPARIDiE 83 Subfain
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Page Fiuff ]. AuciD^ lL'8 Subfam. 1
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Page '^22. aihevfi, Presiim 2]i) 23
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XIV iNinoDtrcTiox. chiefly owing to
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xvi ixTBOuuCTioir. Flanorhis, denti
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• XVlll INTEODUCTION. this being
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MOLLUSCA. Class GASTROPODA. Order S
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HYDROCENA. O lucente, versus spiram
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uniforme curvato, postice (vel supr
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BBPTAEIA.. 7 Shell oblong-ovate, de
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I'AUJfUS. 9 Sliell subulate, acumin
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TIA.EA. 11 Itange. S. & E. Asia; Ma
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TIARA. 13 Sub\ar. cochlidium, Lm. M
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TIAHA. 15 the body-«horl encircled
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TIAKA. 17 but differs in being coar
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Subvar. semilsevigata, Nevill, torn
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TIAEA. 21 with bands of red-brown d
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TIAEA. 23 costato-striato; apertura
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TIAEA. 25 40. Tiara (Melanoides) ep
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TIAEA. 27 Var. iravadica (Blanford)
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TXAEA. 29 prominent, almost varicos
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50. Tiara (Acrostoma) Mgeli (PMlipp
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TIARA. 33 " Testa ovcito-turrita, t
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TIAEA. 35 Var. semigranosa (y. d. B
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TIAEA. 37 regularibns, subobliquis,
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PALUDOMUS. 39 whorls swollen rouud
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PAlUDOMirS. 41 depressis et margina
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PALUDOlTdS. 43 'Convexiuscnlis, ult
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PALtTDOMirs. 45 " This is an ally o
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PALUDOMUS. 47 anfractus quatuor con
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86. Paludomus inflata, Brot. PALUDO
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91. Paludomus maurus, Beeve. PALUDO
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98. Paludomus baccula, Beeve. PALUD
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PALUDOMUS. 55 tudinaliter subobscur
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PALUDOMUS. 57 Subgenus TANALIA. Tan
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PAirDOMUS. 59 Alt. 23-5, diara. 19-
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PAIiUDOMUS. 61 121. Paludomus (Tana
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PALUDOMUS. 63 costis squamatis spir
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131. Cremnoconchiis syhadensis (Bla
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PALUDBSTEnflD.E. Family PALUDESTRIN
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AMXicor,A. 69 Animal having an elon
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BlTlIi'XIA. 71 Fahulina impura, Bra
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BITlIi'NIA. 73 3|, the last oblique
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Var. parvula. Hah. Moradiibad ; Jau
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Aperture: Tilt. 1'75, diam. 1 mm. H
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Alt. 0-25, diam. 3 nun. Aperture :
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STENOTHYEA. 81 l-otundato ; apertur
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TITIPAEIDyE, 83 Family VIVIPARID^.
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170. Vivipara naticoides (2'Aeo6aW)
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VIVIPABA. 87 Var. tezpurensis (Nevi
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TIVIPAHA. 89 175. Vivipara variata
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178. Vivipara remossei (Philipjn).
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VIYIPAEA., 93 baud descendens. Aper
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TALVATIDJB. 95 Family VALVATID^. Su
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PILA. 97 188. Pila globosa (iS'w«j
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PILA. 99 192. Pila layardi {Reeve).
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PILA. 101 horizontalibus; apertura
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iLA. 103 204. Pila alucinans (Sower
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AlfCTLUS. 105 subraediano, subelong
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LIMJCiEA. Sowerby's description in
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LIMN^A. 109 Alt. 31, diam. maj. 18,
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215. Limnsea (Gulnaria) auricularia
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LllI.N'iEA. 1 1^3 maximo ; apertura
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I'LANORBIS. 115 solid, polished, sh
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PIANOHBIS. 117 picta, nitida deoseq
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PLAKOEIJIS. 119^ not influencing th
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PLAKORBIS. 121 acerescentes ; ultim
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PLAXORBIS. 123 Alt. 1, diaiu. maj.
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TLAXOBBIS. 125 252. Planorbis (Segm
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PHTSID^. 127 '25S. Planorbis (Segme
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BCAPnULA. 129 Genus SCAPHULA. Seaph
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SCAPHULA. 131 unica lata, planulata
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SOLEifAIA. 133 oblique truncata: na
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VSIO: XODULAETA. 135 pseudocardinal
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NODTJLAEIA. 137 A very widely sprea
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NODUIAEIA. 139 MargaroH (Unio) occa
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3S-0BULA.UIA. 141 tooth also on the
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NODTJtAEIA. 143 short subtransverse
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NODULAEIA. 145 laminatis erectisque
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NODULAEIA. 147 Unio crispisulcaius,
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PHYSUNIO.—PSEUDODOlf. 149 Range.
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PSBimODOIJ'. 151 less distinct and
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PSBUDODoa-. 153 Long. 59, lat. 140,
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PAEEBTSIA. 155 Vnio corrugata, Lama
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PABEEXSIA. 157 form of the hinder e
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PAEEBXSIA. 159 The anterior and pos
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PAEUEXSIA. 161 colour as in the las
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PAEEETSIA. 163 raised line borders
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PAKEBYSIA. 165 rounded; anterior si
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PAREBYSIA. 167 latere postico corru
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PAEEETSIA. 169 301. Parreysia (Purr
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PAKJJBXSIA. 171 rotundato-ovalis, o
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PAEBETSIA. 173 posteriorly ; anteri
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lAMELLIDElS'S. 175 with two paralle
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I,AMELLIDB^"S 177 Unio marginalis v
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LAMELLIDENS. 179 Var. cylindrica (H
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LAIIELMDBNS. 181 Eeeve, Conch. Icon
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LAMELLIDEXS. 183 well in other resp
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LAMELLIDENS. 185 valvffl sinistrsB
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LAMELLIDENS. 187 312. Lamellidens e
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LAMBLLIDENS. 189 Fig. 22.—1 & 2.
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T.A11BLWDENS. Fig. 23.—1 & 2. Lam
Page 213 and 214: TEAPEZOIBEUS. 193 Genus TRAPEZOIDEU
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Page 219 and 220: SIULLEEIA. 199 other, to tlie mantl
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Page 225 and 226: 327. Cyrena sinuosa, Beshayes. CXEE
Page 227 and 228: CYEENA.—BATISSA. 207 conical and
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Page 233 and 234: 341. Corbicula agrensis, Prime. COH
Page 235 and 236: COHBICCLA. 215 cardine angusto, tri
Page 237 and 238: COEBIOULA. 217 Original description
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Page 245 and 246: pisiDiuJi. 225' TrpB, Fisidiuni anu
Page 247 and 248: MsiDira. 227 Hah. Tonglu, Sikkim, a
Page 249 and 250: ]s-ovACUMa"A. 229 &enus NOVACULINA.
Page 251 and 252: ALPHABETICAL m)EX. abbreviata (Palu
Page 253 and 254: eeranospatana {Blthynia), 71. ceras
Page 255 and 256: emaciata (Tiara (Sti-iatolU) crebra
Page 257 and 258: indicuiii (Spliierium), 224. indicu
Page 259 and 260: Nei-itida;, 5. Neritina, 5. jS'erit
Page 261 and 262: ajaliensis (Parre/sia (Parreysia)),
Page 263: Tarebia, 33. tavoijeitsU {Margaron
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