LAMNID^. 
363 
England, France, Belgium, and Germany ; also Alabama and South 
Carolina, U.S. A. Lower Miocene : Belgium and Corsica. Oamaru 
and Waireka Series : Xew Zealand 
P. 5831. Two dental crowns, either of this species or of the so-called 
Lamna texana (see p. 353) ; Craie phosphatee, Ciply, near 
Mons, Belgium. 
Presented by Mons. A. Houzeav. de Lehaie, 1888. 
8566. Slender anterior tooth of medium size ; Woolwich and Read- 
ing Beds, Newhaven, Sussex. ManUll Coll. 
P- 5763. Fragmentarj- teeth; Oldhaven Beds, Herne Bay, Kent. 
P- 4726 a. Tooth ; Herne Baj'. Gardner Coll. 
P- 4932. Seven small slender teeth, none measuring more than 
0-015 in total height; Heersian Beds, Orp-le-Grand, 
Brussels, Belgium. Presented by G. F. Harris, Esq., 1885. 
P. 5508. Imperfect tooth; Lower Eocene, Portsmouth Docks. 
Caleb Evans Coll. 
40232, 40239. Eight teeth, more or less fragmentary ; also three 
small lateral teeth, cither of this species or 0. enspidata ; 
London Clay, Clarendon HUl, near Salisbury. 
Elivards Coll. 
38867. Tooth associated with cartilage and vertebras, figured in 
Agassiz’s Poiss. Foss. vol. iii. pi. xl.6. fig. 24 ; London 
Clay, Isle of Sheppey. Bowerbank Coll. 
28358. Eleven teeth, corresponding in size to the last ; Sheppey. 
Cowderoy Bequest. 
28887. Ten small teeth ; Shejjpey. Purchased, 1854. 
P- 5764. Ten teeth, the largest having a total height of 0-065 ; 
Sheppe}-. Purchased, 1882. 
P- 1237. Very broad dental crown, in matrix, with two vertebr® ; 
Sheppey. Eyerton Coll. 
P- 2377. Five teeth with comparatively broad crowns; Sheppey. 
Ennishillen Coll. 
travers lea Terrains cretao^ et tertiare,” loc. cit. Very doubtful teeth are also 
Ij^rded from the Miocene of Piedmont by E. Sismonda, Mem. R. Accad. Sd. 
■Torino, [2] toI. i. (184'J). p. 46, pi. ii. figs. 33-35. 
This species is also recorded from the Miocene of Victoria by F. M'Coy, 
Ann. Mag. Xat. Hist [3] vol. xx. (1»>7), p. 192. 
