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Subvar. semilsevigata, Nevill, torn. cit.<br />
TIABA. 19<br />
The author gives no further description than that implied by<br />
the name.<br />
Hah. Andamans (Ford).<br />
Subvar. appressa, Nevill, torn. cit. p. 237<br />
The last two whorls are contracted much as in typical<br />
T. (S.) nevilli.<br />
Hai. Andamans {Anderson).<br />
32. Tiara (Striatella) nicobarica (Reeve).<br />
Tiara {Striatella) nicobarica (Reeve), Con. Icon. sp. 54; Nevill,<br />
Hand List, pt. 2, p. 237.<br />
Original description:—Shell turriculated, rather solid, black,:<br />
whorls ten to twelve, somewhat rounded, the first spirally grooved<br />
throughout, the rest with the upper and lower grooves fading<br />
away; aperture rather small.<br />
Alt. 33'5, diam. 10 mm. (fig. in Con. Icon.).<br />
Bah. Nicobar Islands.<br />
Subvar. canaliculata, Nevill, torn. cit.<br />
Apparently channelled below the suture.<br />
Hab. Nicobars (lloepstorff) ; S. Andaman (Roepstorff).<br />
Subvar. gigantea, Nevill, torn. cit.<br />
A large form which, though only having four whorls remaining,<br />
is of the following dimensions:—•<br />
Alt, 43, diam. 17 mm.<br />
Hah. Camorta (Roepstorfi) ; S. Andaman (Roepstorff).<br />
Var. fasiformis, Nevill, tom. cit.<br />
" Well distinguished by its produced and fusiform shape ; the<br />
whorls increase regularly and are more convex than those of<br />
the type form, iu which the upper whorls are abruptly and coutractedly<br />
attenuate, the lower ones increasing rapidly in size,<br />
especially the last, which is always very tumid. In var. fusiformis,<br />
on the contrary, it is only a trifle more swollen than the<br />
preceding one. More solid and of brighter coloration ; sculpture<br />
rather less distinct." (Nevill.)<br />
Alt. 32-5 (9 whorls), diam. 9 mm.<br />
^ Hab. S. Andaman (Roepstorff).<br />
Var. perstriatula, Nevill, tom. cit. p. .'^38.<br />
"The last two whorls are throughout regularly and evenly,<br />
finely spirally striated."<br />
Hab. Andamans ['?] (Stoliczka).<br />
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