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AlilON ATER. 



SWITZERLAND. 

 Itecovileil (ir knmvTi t<i exist in the cantonx of Berne, Uiisons, Lucerne, Neucliiitel, 

 St. Gall, Solotlmrn, Schwytz, Tieino, Unterwalden, I'ri, Vaud, and Ziirici]. 



RUSSIA. 

 A. (iter lias been reconleil from Fiiilaml by Heyneniann ; Courland by Kawall 

 and Braun ; Livland by Kawall ; Estbland by Eiebwald ; Moscow ))y Nadjesclun ; 

 and as tolerably connnon in tbe woods of Tcliernigov, Kliarkov, and Poltava, by 

 Kaleniczenko, who also gives precise localities for many of the varieties figured or 

 described by Ferussac, l)ut Dr. Simroth, after an e.xhaustive investigation, totally 

 denies the existence of A. ater in Russia, but it is very probable that it does really 

 exist in tbe most western of the F>altic i>rovinces. 



Siberia — Gerstfeldt erroneouslj' records A. ater from Wilni, Irkutsch. 



NORTH AFRICA, ASIA MINOR, Etr. 

 Alg'eria — Recorded as Arioii nifii.<: by Aucapitaine, but probalily more correctly 

 referalile to Arion luaitetnieiis or other form of the siihfiisca.i group. 



ATLANTIC ISLES. 

 Re|)orted from the Azores, Maileira, and Canary Isles, but Dr. Simroth says the 

 siiecies occurring there are ,1. tii.sitiniirn.y and its allies. 



NEA RCTIi ' REGION. 

 United States — (initcloup, in IS,")."), records ^-lr/o« eijipiriennim as found in the 

 Western Stales, but this is not conlirmed by more recent anthors. 



.1 USTRALAS/AN REGION. 

 New Zealand — Recorded for Dunedin by Hutton, and by Musson as found 

 crawling aboiit after rain over the roads around Auckland. 



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 oil Mm- lii^liLT soiilh-w i:sterii slopes of .Slieve Dingian, IMounie Mounlain.s, 

 Co. (Joivli, Ireliiii.l (l.hulo. by Mr. R. \Velcll). 



