Buccinum. 
MOLLUSCA. BUCCINID^. 
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5. B. lahiatum Ovate, acuminated, costate, transversely striated ; striae 
numerous, large, elevated, and rounded ; whorls convex ; aperture oblong ; 
its outer lip enlarged in the middle, and striated within — Sower. Min. Conch, 
t. ccccxii. f. 1, 2. (Is not this B. defossum of Pilkington, Linn. Trans, vii. 
117- t. xi. f. 2. ?) — Upper Marine Formation. 
6. B. lavatum. — Ovate acuminated, costated, furnished with many acute 
carinae, and transversely striated ; aperture oblong ; lip crenulated at the 
edge, and striated within ; whorls convex (Brander, £ 16.) — Sower. Min. 
Conch, t. ccccxii. £ 3,_4. — In London Clay. 
7 . B. propinquum.—OvaXe.) pointed, longitudinally costated ; costae di- 
vided into tubercles by many transverse sulci, the uppermost of which is 
very broad ; aperture ohoYdXe.— Sower. Min. Conch, t. cccclxxvii. £ 2. — In 
Crag. 
8. B. labiosum. — “ Ovate pointed, straightish on the sides, transversely 
sulcated ; lip broad and relieved ; aperture oblong, pointed above.” — Sower. 
Min, Conch, t. cccclxxvii. t. 3 — In Crag. 
9. B. Dalei — Ovate, smooth, or slightly sulcated ; whorls very convex 
above ; apex of the spire obtuse. — Sower. Min. Conch, t. cccclxxxvi. £1,2. 
--^Crag. 
10. B. tenerum — Ovate, acute, thin, coarsely striated ; spire undulated ; 
beak antiquated ; whorls convex — Sower. Min. Conch, t. cccclxxxvi. £ 3, 4. 
V 
Gen. EBURNE a. — S hell ovate ; aperture longitudinal ; ca- 
nal an oblique notch ; pillar grooved, perforated. 
1. Mr Parkinson refers a shell, from Essex, to this genus, under the title 
E. glahrata (Organic Bern. p. 59, t. v. f. 25.), though he observes that it dif- 
fers “ in having the columella hardly umbilicated.” It will probably prove 
a variety of Buccinum Dalei of Sowerby. 
