70 Moll . 
MOLLUSCA. 
Gulf of Marseilles. — Mullusca ; Gourret. Nudibranchiates ; 
Yayssiere. 
Coast of Herault. — Mollusca ; Granger. 
Portugal. — C ephalopoda ; Girard. 
Palermo. — D eep sea Molluscs ; Monterosato. 
Ascension I. — Marine Mollusca ; Smith (9). 
St. Helena. — Mariue Mollusca ; id. (8). 
Port Wladimir, on the Murman Coast. — Mollusca ; Pfeffer, E. (1). 
Tonkin. — M arine Mollusca ; Crosse & Fischer (1). 
Tizaro Bank, China. — S hells ; Smith (3). 
Sunda Sea. — Nudibranchiata ; Bergh*(1). 
Java. — Mariue Mollusca ; Bcettger (4). 
Shells found in the shell-hills on the coast of Brazil ; Wohltmann. 
Australia. — Marine Mollusca ; Wilson (1). New Mollusca ; Cox. 
Merimbula, N. S. Wales. — List of Mollusca trawled ; Brazier. 
Port Jackson, N. S Wales.— List of Mollusca ; White legge. 
GEOLOGICAL DISTRIBUTION. 
TERTIARY. 
Beds of Piedmont and Liguria : Mollusca ; Sacco, Bellardi. 
Mollusca of Piedmont ; Sacco (2). 
Alsace : lists of fossils ; Mieg, Bleiciier, & Fliche. 
New and imperfectly defined Nautili ; Foord & Crick (3). 
Post-Pliocene : CoDgo shells ; Dautzenberg. 
Pliocene of Italy : Scalidce ; Boury (2). 
Oligocene : Mollusca of Doberges ; Lienenklaus. 
Miocene of Italy : Scalidce ; Boury (2). 
Marine Miocene of Syria: fossils ; Blanckenhorn (3). 
Upper Miocene of Montegibio: Muricidce , Tritonidce, 2 m& FasciolaruUe ; 
Toldo : Buccinidce, Purpuridce , and Olividce ; Panpa NELLI. 
Tertiary basin of Vienna ; Pleurotomidai ; Hoernes. 
Eocene : land and freshwater snails ; Oppeniieim (2). 
Eocene of Texas : Mollusca ; Heilprin (1). 
Eocene : Paris shells ; Cossmann. 
Eocene of Syria : fossils ; Blanckenhorn (2). 
SECONDARY. 
Mezozoic fossils from W. Australia ; Huddleston. 
Cretaceous. 
Nautili , new or imperfectly defined ; Foord & Crick (3). 
Cretaceous fossils of Japan, with many new species ; Yokoyama. 
