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30. NodosaRIA raphanus (Linn.), var. inflata, Reuss. Frequent. 



31. NODOSARIA RAPHANUS ( Linn .), short coarse variety. Abundant. 



32. Nodosaria raphanus (Linn.), small; N. obscura, Reuss ( " Elbthal- 

 gebirge "). Rare. 



33. Nodosaria acicula, Lam., slightly Dentaline, and thus passing into 

 Dentalina obliqua (Linn.). Frequent. 



34. Nodosaria (Dentalina) limbata, D'Orb. Rare. 



35. Dentalina communis, D'Orb., with oblique septa. Frequent. 



36. Dentalina communis, D'Orb., var. lorneiana, D'Orb., passing into 

 D. Boueana, D'Orb. Frequent. 



37. Dentalina communis, D'Orb., var. irregularis. D'Orb. The nearest 

 figured specimen is Nodosaria monile, Von Hag., in Reuss' "Kreid. Bohm." 

 t. 8. f. 9 (not f. 7. which, however, Reuss regards as the true " monile") ; 

 Dentalina nodosa, D'Orb., " Mem. Craie blanche " (not Soldani) is pro- 

 bably the same ; N. irregularis, D'Orb., "For. Fos. Vien.," is the same 

 with longer chambers; and N. longiscata, D'Orb., has very elongate 

 chambers of the same style. Rare. 



38. Dentalina communis, D'Orb., var.; D. Lilli, Reuss (" Kreid. Lemberg," 



PI. II. fig. 11). Rather rare. 



39. Dentalina communis, D'Orb., exquisitely delicate var. near D. peracuta, 

 Reuss. Rare. 



40. Dentalina communis, D'Orb., var. emaciata, Reuss. Very rare. 



41. Dentalina pauperata, D'Orb., with straight septa. In great profusion. 



42. Dentalina Steenstrupi, Reuss ("Meklenburg"). Only one specimen 

 found. 



43. Dentalina nodosa, D'Orb., var. with flush and short chambers, marked 

 with delicate lines, near D. nodosa, D'Orb. (Soldani) ; D. lineolata, Reuss 

 (" Bohemia"); D. multilineolata, Reuss (" Elbthalgebirge"); D. proteus, 

 Reuss (" Maestricht") ; D. polyphragma, Reuss ("Westphalia") ; Nodo- 

 saria subornata, Reuss ( " Dobrutscha " f. 9, 10; the shape being that of 

 f. 5, N. inarticulata, Reuss), and others. Rare. 



44. Dentalina marginulinoides, Reuss ("Lemberg," PI. II. f. 12), sub- 



septate variety. Rather rare. 



