...Feb. 1855. XIX. — On some new Species of Hemipedina from the Oolites. By THOMAS WRIGHT, MD, FRSE SINCE the publication of our paper in the August Number...Hemipedina and the Synopsis of the species included thercin, our friend SP Woodward, Esq., has kindly sent us three new English forms of this group, one...

...than several of the American examples, and but little, if any, larger than our No. 6, from Logie Bay. In the August number of the •' Annals and Magazine of Natural History," vol. xvi, p. 123, the same writer has briefly described the beak, and portions of the tentacles and...

...of the Body as necessity required." In the Zoologist, June, 1875, p. 45012, and August, p. 4569, and in the August number of the Annals and Magazine of Natural History, vol. xvi, p. 123, Mr. More also gave an account of the capture, and briefly described the beak, odontophore,...

...been published in the Juno number of the American Journal nf Science, and has been reprinted verbatim in the August number of the Annals and Magazine of Natural History, London, (Kngland). Fuller diagnoses of the species proposed in these papers, accompanied with illustrations,...

...been published in the June number of the American Journal of Science, and has been reprinted verbatim in the August number of the Annals and Magazine of Natural History, London, (England). Fuller diagnoses of the species proposed in these papers, accompanied with illustrations,...

...which did not appear till 1874. Moreover, it is stated by Mr. CD Sherborn, who discusses the question in the August number of the Annals and Magazine of Natural History, that when these pamphlets reached him "the ink in which they were printed was apparently fresh and...

...than several of the American examples, and but little, if any, larger than our no. 5, from Logic Bay. In the August number of the ' Annals and Magazine of Natural History,' vol. xvi. p. 123, the same writer has briefly described the beak and portions of the tentacles and...