THE ANNALS 



AND 



MAGAZINE OF NATURAL HISTORY. 



[FIFTH SERIES.] 



No. 66. JUNE 1883. 



XLIX. — Mediterranean Mollusca (No. 3) and other Inver- 

 tebrate By J. Gwyn Jeffreys, LL.D., F.R.S. 



[Plate XVI.] 



In the c Annals and Magazine of Natural History ' for July 

 1870, I gave a list of some species dredged by Capt. (now 

 Admiral) Spratt and Capt. (now Sir George) Nares in parts 

 of the Mediterranean, at depths ranging from 20 to 310 fathoms; 

 and in the December number for the same year I added some 

 remarks on the list. Since that time have appeared numerous 

 publications by Professor Aradas, Sr. Benoit, Abbe Brugnone, 



Prof. Brusina, M. Clement, MM. Dautzenberg and Dollfus, 



M. Dubreuil, Dr. Fischer, Dr. Foresti, Sr. Granata-Grillo, 

 M. Granger, Dr. Hidalgo, Prof. Issel, Herr KMcak, Dr. Ko- 

 belt, Prof. Marion, Prof. v. Martens, the Marchese de Montero- 

 sato, M. Morlet, Dr. Schneider, Prof. Seguenza, Prof. Stalio, 

 Sr. M. Stossich, Dr. Tiberi, M. Vayssikre, Herr Weinkauff, 

 and myself. 



I mention the above list of writers to give some idea of the 

 extent to which this favourite branch of natural history has 

 been carried of late years ; but I would especially invite at- 

 tention to the very useful catalogue of the Marquis de Mon- 

 terosato, w r ho has done so much to promote our knowledge of 



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