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BUCH, L. VON. A writer on fossils of Germany, 1831 to 1839; also, 

 on South American fossils. 



CALL, R. E. Quaternary and Recent Mollusca of the Great Basin. 

 From Bulletin U. S. Geol. Survey, No. 11, Washington, 1884, p. 46, 

 plate VI, map, section, and diagrams. 



Two new species and two varieties described. Twenty-two are fossils 

 in Quaternary beds, eighteen others now living. 



CARPENTER, PHILIP P. See Smithsonian Miscellaneous Col- 

 lections, No. 252, Washington, D. C, 1872, for titles of his papers on 

 American mollusca previous to that date. It contains the full supple- 

 mentary report on the MoUusks of Western North America, reprinted 

 from the report of the British Association for the Advancement of 

 Science for 1863-64, together with twelve other papers, describing many 

 species. (Moll, of West. N. Amer.) 



Twelve papers not reprinted are to be found as follows, viz.: 



Report on the present state of our knowledge Avith regard to the 

 Mollusca of the West Coast of North America. From report of British 

 Association, etc., for 1856, with 4 plates, showing variations in species 

 of Area, Cyrena, Gadinia, Glyphis, Fissurella, Crepidula, Crucibulum, 

 Coecum, Neritina. (Report to British Assoc, 1856.) 



Catalogue of the Reigen Collection of Mazatlan Mollusca in the 

 British Museum, 1855 to 1857. (Catal. of Mazat. Moll.) 



Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, 1855-1856, 1858- 

 1865. Chiefly articles on West Coast shells. 



Proceedings of California Academy of Sciences, III, 1864, pp. 155, 

 175, 207. Descriptions of new marine shells from the coast of Cali- 

 fornia. (Carp., Calif. Moll.) 



Journal of Acad. Nat. Sciences of Philadelphia (new series), 1865, 

 p. 54, on New Species and Varieties of Mollusca Collected by the late 

 Dr. Kennerly, in Puget Sound. (Carp., N. W. Bd'ry Moll.) 



American Journal of Conchology, vols. I to VII, 1865 to 1873, Phila- 

 delphia. Several articles on West Coast shells. 



CHEMNITZ, J. H. (Martini and Chemnitz). Conchylien Cabinet, 

 Nurnburg, 1769 to 1795. 4to. The last date is that of vol. XI, the only 

 one in which the binomial nomenclature is used, Martini not being an 

 authority under Linnean rules. (Chem. Conch. Cab.) 



A new edition begun in 1844 by Kuster. Monographs of all known 

 species of each genus are given, with figures. Continued by W. Kobelt 

 and Weinkauff to 1887. Nurnburg, 4to, 1,988 colored plates. 



CHENU, J. C. Illustrations Conchyliologiques, etc. Living and 

 fossil shells, colored plates. Paris, 1843, 79 numbers, folio. Biblio- 

 theque Conchy liologique, a reprint of older authors and their illustra- 

 tions, including works by Say, Leach, Rafinesque, Conrad, Martyn, etc. 



