MARINE MOLLUSCS. 
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BIVALYIA. 
Pecten maxiraus. — Common in deep water. 
Excellent food. 
Pccten opercularis—Very common in deep water, 
Sold in tlie markets to the poor. “ Scallop or 
“ Queen.” 
Pecten sinuosus.—In crevices of rocks, and in 
Eschara retiformis, but uncommon. 
* Pecten tumidus.—Torbay. (Turton.) 
Pecten lineatus.—(Turton and Kingston.) 
Pecten varius.—Common, and chiefly from deep 
water. 
* Pecten pusio.—Torbay. (Turton.) 
Pecten jacobseus.—(Turton and Kingston.) 
Pecten obsoletus.— Common on sand banks. 
Consumed in great quantities by the Flounder, and 
perhaps other fish. 
Pecten tenera) m * j . 
-p» . i [ lurton and Kingston. 
Pecten la3vis j ° 
Lima fragilis.— Obtained by Mr. T. Colley. 
Very rare. 
Lima subauriculata.—Rare. 
Ostrea edulis.— Common oyster. 
Ostrea parasitica.--On crabs and shellfish. 
Common. 
Anomia electrica.—Rare. 
Anomia ephippium.—Very common. 
* Anomia cepa.—Torbay and other parts. 
Anomia squamula.—Abundant. 
Anomia undulata.—Common. 
Anomia punctata.—Not uncommon. 
Anomia cylindrica.—Common. 
Anomia aculeata.—On fuci and shells. Not 
uncommon. 
* Anomia fornicata.—Torbay. (Turton.) 
Area Nose.—Rare. 
Area fusca.—Not uncommon in crevices of rocks 
at low water. 
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