The Mollusks of Western North America
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Moll. , ' p. 414. In each place the shell is compared to an Astarte or Cyprina, with lateral teeth. The type was not returned to the Smithsonian Institution ; but the diagnosis states that it is " chalky, thickened within the deep and jagged pallial line, sculpture faint but decussated, and margin finely crenulated, " characters more con- sistent with Lucina, s. G. Myrtcea, than with Cyclas. If the type cannot be recovered, per- haps the species may be dropped, as it is not the Lucina (Myrt&a) ...lenticula, Eve. 165 680 REPORT 1863. Terebrahda nitens, Conr. , is very probably Waldhtimia painful n
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moll. , ' p. 414. In each place the shell is compared to an Astarte or Cyprina, with lateral teeth. The type was not returned to the Smithsonian Institution ; but the diagnosis states that it is " chalky, thickened within the deep and jagged pallial line, sculpture faint but decussated, and margin finely crenulated, " characters more con- sistent with Lucina, s. G. Myrtcea, than with Cyclas. If the type cannot be recovered, per- haps the species may be dropped, as it is not the Lucina (Myrt&a) ...lenticula, Eve. 165 680 REPORT 1863. Terebrahda nitens, Conr. , is very probably Waldhtimia painful n
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip P Philip Pearsall Carpenter to read onlineMoreLess
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