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Pupa Arizonensis, Gabb. 

 hordeacea, Gabb. 

 armifera, Say. 

 contracta, Say. 

 rupicola, Say. 

 corticaria, Say. 

 pellucida, Pfr. 

 borealis, Mor. 



Liguus fasciatus, Mull. 

 Orthalicus zebra, Miill. 



Strophia incana, Blnn. 

 Vertigo Gouldi, JJinn. 



Bollesiana, Morse. 



milium, Gld. 



ovata, Say. 



ventricosa, Morse. 



simplex, Gld. 



(Orthalicina?.) 



Orthalicus uudatus, Brug. 

 Punctum minutissimum, Lea. 



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Succinea Haydeni, W. G. B. 

 retusa, Lea. 

 Sillimani, Bid. 

 ovalis, Gld., not Say. 

 Higginsi, Bid. 

 Haleana, Lea. 

 Mooresiana, Lea. 

 Grosvenori, Lea. 

 Wilsoni, Lea. 

 Concordialis, Gld. 

 luteola, Gld. 

 lineata, W. G. Blnn. 

 avara, Say. 



uccininos.) 



Succinea Stretchiana, Bid. 

 Verrilli, Bid. 

 aurea, Lea. 

 Groenlaudica, Beck. 

 obliqua, Say. 

 Totteniana, Lea. 

 campestris, Say. 

 Hawkinsi, Bd. 

 rusticana, Gld. 

 Nuttalliana, Lea. 

 Oregonensis, Lea. 

 effusa, Shuttl. 

 Salleana, Pfr. 



PHILOMYCIDiE. 



Tebennophorus Caroliniensis, Bosc. 

 Pallifera dorsalis, Blnn. 



VERONICELLIDiE. 



Veronicella Floridana, Binn. Veronicella olivacea, Steams. 



During the many years in which my attention has been devoted to 

 the Terrestrial Pulmonata of North America, I have lost no opportu- 

 nity of adding to the knowledge of their geographical distribution, pre- 

 sented by my father in the first volume of his work.* The result of 



* A. Binney, Terr. Moll. U. S., I. Chaps. V.- IX. 



