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156 MOLLUSCA.
for example, Helix selcnkai, Pfr., from Mexico. The radula of this, or a
nearly allied species, with bicuspidate lateral teeth, figured pi. 3. fig. 25.
Semper, I. c. pp. 78-80. [These latter American species ought to be compared
with Stenopus, Guilding, = Guppya, Tate. See Zool. Rec. vi. p. 563.]
Zonites catoleius, sp. n., Bourguignat, R. Z. 1870, p. 87, pi 15. figs. 1-3,
Assuan.
Zonites leevigatus, Pfr., photograph of the dentition, Binney and Bland,
Ann. Lye. N. Hist. ix. 1870, p. 286.
[Hgalina] Zonites cellarius (Miill.), var. elevatus, n., Van der Broeck, Ann.
mal. Belg. iv. (1869) pp. 88, 89, pi 2. fig. 4 (jaw and sexual organs),
Brussels.
Hyalina draparnaldi, Beck, has been described and figured as Bavarian
by Alten, 1812, under the name Helix nitens, and is not rare at Augsburg.
Clessin, Nachr. mal. Ges. ii. p. 105, 106.
[Hyalina] Helix glabra, Stud., found in Cheshire by Th. Rogers; also at
Grassmere and Barmouth, and in Normandy. Jeffreys, Ann. N. II. (4) v.
p. 385.
Hyalina excuvata, Bean, hitherto exclusively British, is stated to have been
found also near Gliickstad in Sleswick. E. Friedel, Mal. Bl. xvii. p. 62.
[Hyalina'] Zonites septcntvionalis, sp. n., Alps of France and Switzerland,
and northern parts of France, very near draparnaldi (Beck); farinesianus,
sp. n., Collioure and Tort Yendres in South-western France; navarictis,
sp. „., both sides of the Pyrenean mountains. Bourguignat, R. Z. 1870, pp.
1/-20. Z. durandoianus, sp. n., Roknia and Bougie in Algeria; Z. pictomcus,
sp. n., Charente, Vendee, and Deux-Sevres; Z. courquini and
jaccetanieiis, spp. nn., Barcelona. Bourguignat, I. c. pp. 87-01.
Helix (Hyalina) nelsonicnsis, sp. n., Brazier, P. Z. S. 1870, p. 661, Mount
Nelson, Tasmania.
Zonites (Hyalina) plicostriatus, sp. n., Mousson, J. de Conch, xviii. p. 116,
Viti-Levu.
[Hyalina] Zonites tit.itlcntis, sp. n., Crosse and Fischer, J. de Conch, xviii.
p. 237, Tuxtla, province of Vera Cruz, Mexico. Allied to bilineata (Pfr.).
Helix tumida, Pfr., photograph of the dentition, Binney and Bland, Ann.
Lye. N. York, ix. 1870, p. 283.
ODONTOGNATHA and AULACOGNATIIA.
Phdomyciis. R. Bergh defends this name, and gives full external and
anatomical descriptions of the North-American species Ph. carolincusis,
Hose, and the Hawaiian Ph. australis, sp. n. ; besides other differences, the
jaw is smooth in the first and ribbed in the second species [as also in the
Japanese Ph. bilincatus, Bens.]. Also Ph. dorsalis, Binn., is regarded by him
as distinct from both. Verh. z.-b. Wien, xx. pp. 854-867, pi. 13. figs. 11-14
(anatomical particulars of Ph. australis).
Ileynemann's list of the slugs of Europe and the adjacent countries
enumerates 7 species of Geomalacus, Allm., 4 of Avion, subgenus Lochea, Moq.-
Tand 3 of the subgenus Prolepis, Moq.-Tand., and 2 of the subgenus
Baudoma, Mab., also 2 species the subgeneric place of which is not yet
ascertained. Nachr. mal. Ges. ii. pp. 1(«, 164.-J. Mabille reviews the species
occurring in France, which are 22 of Ario,, and 6 of Geomalacus. Ann. Mal.
p. 10o.