604 EDGAR A. SMITH,59. Harpa ventricosa, Linn. 37, /. IX.Family HAEPIDAE.60. Harpa minor, Lamarck, 37,/. IX.A specimen captured by Mr Gardiner at station I. has the hinder portion of the foot detached.Judging from the large size of the separated portion, the animal apparently divested itself of it,being unable to withdraw this bulky appendage within the shell. Or, may it not be cast oft' asa peace offering to any fish or other predatory creature who attacks the helpless ISIollusc ?Family MARGINELLIDAE.61. Marginella picturata, Nevill, var. PI. XXXV. figs. 3, 4 {M. picturata, Weinkauff, 43). X.The two specimens which I believe to be a variety of this species differ from the type inhaving the outer lip strongly denticulate within, in one example the denticles numbering thirteen,in the other only nine. Both are of a fleshy tint, with two white narrow zones with reddishbrownspots upon the penultimate whorl, and three upon the last, one at the suture, one at theslioulder, and one towp,rds the base, all terminating upon the thickened labrum in a red spot.Between the second and third zones there are three or four transverse lines of pinkish red colourand the extreme tip of the spire is also reddish. The brown spots upon the narrow white zonesare small and might be described as cross lines rather than spots.Family MITRIDAE.62. Mitra episcopalis, Linn. 40, 6, lY. XI.63. Mitra pontificalis, Lamarck, 40, h, IV. IX.64. Mitra tessellata, Marty n, 40, 6,/ T. IX.65. Mitra adusta, Lamarck, var. ^0,b,IV. IX.One specimen of a uniform rich brown colour and without any crenulations beneath the sutures.66. Mitra digitalis (Chemnitz), Dillwyn, 40, 6, /F. IX.67. Mitra (Scabricola) crenifera, Lamarck, 40, b, IV. IV.68. Mitra (Scabricola) scabriuscula, Linn. 4:0, h, IV. XL69. Mitra (Scabricola) variegata, Pieeve, 40, 6, /F. II.70. Mitra (Chrysame) cucumerina, Lamarck, 40, 6, IV. IX, XIII, XV.71. Mitra (Cancilla) filaris, Linn. 41, /T. {M. filosa, Born, 40,b,IV.) XL72. Mitra (Cancilla) insculpta, A. Adams, var. 40, b, IV. V, VI.73. Mitra (Cancilla) interlirata. Reeve, 40, 6, IV. II.74. Mitra (Strigatella) literata, Lamarck, 40, 6, /F. IX, XI, XV.>75. Mitra (Strigatella) acuminata, Swainson, 4:0, b, IV. I, IX, XL76. Mitra (Strigatella) auriculoides. Reeve, var. 40, 6,/ F. IX.The two specimens obtained by jNIr Gardiner differ considerably from all the figures given ofthis species. They are much more slender, and the upper part of the shell above the white zone
MARINE MOLLUSCA. 605is white, blotched with dark chestnut. The lower part of the body-whorl is minutely white-dotted.Intermediate forms connecting this with the type occur in the British Museum collection. Length,17 mm., diam. 7 mm.77. Mitra (Costellaria) exasperata, Gmelin, 40, 6, /F. (var. = v¥. arenosa, Lamarck, 40, i, IV.)VII, VIII, IX, X, XII, XIV, XV.The two specimens from station XIV. are variations of the form arenosa, differing from normalexamples in being almost entirely white, with only one or two fiiiut zones below the middle ofthebody-whorl.78. Mitra (Costellaria) sculptilis. Reeve, 37, //. II, V, X.79. Mitra (Costellaria) acupicta. Reeve, 4:0, b, IV. V.80. Mitra (Costellaria) armigera. Reeve, var. 37,11. IX.A single specimen only of this species was obtained. It differs from the type in being whiter,with a thread-like brown line round the middle of the upper whorls and three on the last. Thelocality of the type is unknown. M. turrigera, Reeve, is closely allied, but more sculpturedbetween the costae.81. Mitra (Costellaria) deshayesii, Reeve, 40, b, IV. X.82. Mitra (Costellaria) angustissima, n. sp. (PL XXXV. fig. 5). V.Testa gracillima, elongato-fusiformis, pallide fuscescens, ad partem anfractuum superiorem albida,fusco maculata, et circa medium anfr. ultimi maculis subquadratis notata ; aiifractus circiter 10,superiores subgradati, fere plani, caeteri leviter convexiusculi, costis numerosis (circiter 28) gracilibusinstructi, et sulcis spiralibus inter costas punctatis (in anfr. penult. 7, in ultimo 12—13) sculpti,ultimas antice circa caudam sulcis obliquis fortioribus baud punctatis ornatus ;apertui-a parva, angustalongit. totius J paulo superans ;columella plicis quinque obliquis instructa, callo tenui induta ; labrumtenue. Longit. 12^ mm., diam. 4. Apertura 5 longa, 1^ lata.Remarkable for its very slender form and the punctate striae between the costellae. The foldson the columella correspond to the oblique ridges between the sulci on the cauda of the bodywhorl.These ridges are spotted with pale brown.83. Cylindra sinensis. Reeve, 40, 6,/ F. VI.Family FASCIOLARIIDAE.84. Latirus craticulatus, Linn. (TurbineUa craticulata. Reeve, 37, IV.) IX.85. Latirus fastigium. Reeve {TicrbincUa fastigium, Reeve, 37, IV.) XII.86. Peristernia nassatula, Lamarck (TurbineUa nassatula, Reeve, 37, IV.) IX.87. Leucozonia smaragdula, Liim. (TurbineUa smaragdula. Reeve, 37, IV.) IX, XI, XIII.Family TURBINELLIDAE.88. Cynodonta cornigera, Lamarck (TurbineUa cornigera, Reeve, 37, IV.) Maldives.G. II. 78
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