Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences, Volume III, 1863-1867Various
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Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences, Volume III, 1863-1867
Various
California Academy of Sciences -- Periodicals; Science -- Periodicals
No. 463, Mollusca, Survey Cabinet.
CALLIOSTOMA, SWAINS.
_Zizyphinus_, Gray.
C. TRICOLOR, G.
C. t. conica, spira vix elevata; anfr. I nucleari, lævi; anfr.
VI ad marginem truncatis, supra declivibus, infra planulatis;
tota superficie confertim costata; costis minute granulatis;
colore fulvo, lineis purpureis albo maculatis, spiraliter
fasciato; apertura subquadrata, intus margaritacea; labio
crasso, labro acuto; umbilico albo.
Long. ·45, lat. ·5, long. aper. ·19, lat. aper. ·24.
Shell conical, spire somewhat elevated, nuclear whorls smooth;
other whorl sloping above, truncated on the margin, nearly flat
below; surface marked by numerous, finely granulated, revolving
ribs; color yellowish brown, banded by a variable number of
spiral purple lines, interrupted by white spots; aperture
subquadrate, nacreous within; inner lip heavy, outer lip and
base acute, umbilicus white.
Hab. San Pedro, five alive on the sand shoal; and Half Moon
Bay, beach; also San Diego. Dr. Cooper. Also fossil in the Post
Pliocene, San Pedro.
No. 602, Mollusca, Survey Cabinet.
The brown lines are variable in number, the under side of one
specimen showing two and of another six of these lines. The
granulation of the ribs is arranged in the lines of growth.
N. Gen. PTYCHOSTYLIS, G.
Testa Calliostomati similis, conoidea; spira elevata; apertura
subquadrata; columella antice truncata, plicis obliquis duabus
induta, labro acuto, umbilico nullo.
Shell resembling Calliostoma, Swains, (_Zizyphinus_, Gray,)
conical not umbilicate, internally pearly, spire moderately
elevated; aperture subquadrate; columella bearing two oblique
folds, the lower of which ends abruptly at the end of the
columella; outer lip and base acute, smooth or internally
striate; operculum unknown.
P. CAFFEA, G.
T. conoidea, tenui; spira elevata; anfr. I nucleari, lævi,
anfr. V ad marginem subangulatis, supra recte declivis, ultimo
infra sub-planato; sutura valde impressa; tota superficie
concentrice tuberculato costata; costis circitur XVIII ad ult.
anfr.; epidermide flavida; apertura oblique sub-quadrata, intus
albida.
Long. ·55, lat. ·58, long. aper. ·26, lat. aper. ·28, ang.
diverg. 58°.
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