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Perris.
Hemica - 2 Species
Clima - bottom of a torrent between Kunchal & St. Anna
Dentatoma - 2 Species
Curculionidae
Calathus - several specimens. Do. Summit
Cantharidae - large species. Near St. Anna
A member of other carabidae. Do. Do
No. 10 - Cistinia refulgens, South. False Bay, Mys.
Cape de Verd - brilliant crimson. Acquired by Mr. Brayton
Siphonulus? Among coraline. Vicinity of H. Pope (Pope)
Chelidella - forming extensive beds within the marks on rocks. St.
Amphilede - Port Bay.
Neolophus, with young, very common under stones in 1/4
Cicindela - common on beaches. Vicinity of Port Bay.
Stenotellus - vicinity of Port Bay.
Dentatoma - Larva. Do
Scopula - large green species. Do
Lobata -
Pallas.
Veneridae -
Cinicideae.
Carabidæ -
Trambeidium -
Cepora - large, body delivery.
Braneid - male species. Do
Cephalotus -
No. 11 - Anatiflavis. Lat. 36° N. Long. 22° W. Drift log
Do 37° N. & 46° W. large floating.
Dipalumulata -
Paramarina - (male) -
Planus, Portunus, and Sheathfoot, (spid. Navy) several specimens. alt.
St. Atlantic, 45° North.
Larva of Perris - St. Atlantic. From Equator to 24° S. Lat.
Siphonulus - (Near West Africa, among coralines)
Cephalopoda Dana - Parasitic on Cephalopoda, N. Atlantic.
Cephalus - young. Lat. 45° N. Long. 21° W. (Brayton)
No. 12 - Cephalopoda from Equator to 30° N. Long. 18° 22' N. by Mr.