362 MESSRS. MELVILL AND STANDBN ON [June 18, 



XeNOPHORA (OnUSTUS) SOLARIS L. 



P.G. M.C., off Cape Monze, in mud, living. 



Pam. CapulidtE. 

 Cruoibulum scutbllatum Gray. 

 Var. pectinatum Carp. (sp.). 

 P.G. Gulf of Oman : Maskat, mud, adhering to shells. 

 Var. violaceum Carp. (sp.). 

 I. Bombay {Ahercrombie). 

 Var. verrueosum Reeve (sp.). 

 M.C, Charbar, adhering to the apex of Conus Jlavidus. 



Calyptr^a edgariana Melv. 



P.G. Adhering to shells on telegraph-cable, October 1894. 

 The type comes from Aden (Shopland), described Ann. N". H. 

 ser. 7, vol. i, p. 201. 



Caltptr^a pellucida Reeve. 

 I. Bombay {Ahercromhie). Very near sinensis L. 

 Crepidula (Siphopatella) walshi Herm. 

 I. Bombay {Abercrombie), abundant. 

 Calyptr^a (Trochita) spinifera Gray. 

 I. Karachi. 3 fathoms, among stones. 

 Capulus LissTJS E. Sm. 



M.C. Adhering to telegraph-cable, 55 fathoms, mud. Lat, 

 25= 58' N., long. 57° 08' E. 



Capulus violaoeus Angas. 



M.C. Charbar. Dead specimens only, collected amongst 

 shingle. 



Amathina tricostata Gmel. 

 I. Karachi (Ool. Baker). 



As explained in Man. Conch, viii. p. 133, this is not the Patella 

 tricarinata L. 



Earn. HiPPONYCiB^. 



MiTRULARIA EQU1STRI8 L. 



P.G. On cable, dead. 



Var. layardi Reeve (sp.). 

 M.C. Ormara Bay. I. Karachi. 



Earn. SoLAEiiDiE. 

 Solarium l^vigatum Lam. 

 P.G. No special locality given. 

 M.C. Charbar. I. Karachi. 



Generally found at from 3 to 7 fathoms, amongst loose rocks 

 and muddy sand. 



