General conchology, or, A description of shells arranged according to the Linnean system ...

Abstract

When shells are to be removed from place to place, they must be very carefully packed, or they will most certainly be injured in their passage. The best direction for this purpose, is to wrap each in a piece of silver paper, and lay them in a box, though not so close as to touch. Each layer of shells is then to be covered, completely, with a layer of bran, and this may be repeated till the box is filled. The box must then be gently moved backwards and forwards, that the bran may settle ; as it is of consequence to fill it perfectly, before the lid is nailed down. It will be scarcely necessary to add, that the very heavy shells should be excluded, or that the lightest should be placed at top, and the box always kept upright. By these means ; shells may be sent, with safety, to any part of the world.

A checklist of turtle and whale barnacles (Cirripedia: Thoracica: Coronuloidea)

“…Barnard, 1924: 95; Darwin, 1854: 431; Fertl & Newman, 2009: 90; Ford & Reeves, 2008: 64; Gruvel, 1903: 148; 1905a: 278; Hiro, 1936a: 62; 1936b: 318; Huttons, 1879: 330; Innocenti, 2006: 7; Kenney 2002: 808; 2009: 964; Kolosváry, 1943: 100; Lamarck, 1802: 463; Marloth, 1900: 1; Monroe, 1981: 239; Monroe & Limpus, 1979: 201; Marloch, 1900: 1; Mörch, 1852: 66; Nilsson-Cantell, 1921: 373; 1931: 116; 1957: 8; Oken, 1821: 659; Pilsbry, 1916: 281; Ranzani, 1818: 89; Reeb et al, 2007: 600 ( Tubicinella sp. ); Reeves & Kenney, 2003: 439; Ross & Frick, 2011: 64; Scarff, 1986: 129; Seilacher, 2005: 31; Shaw, 1806: 726; Stebbing, 1900: 62; 1910: 573; Weltner, 1897: 253; 1898: 7; 1900: 307; Wood, 1815: 31; Zullo, 1963: 15.…”

Biogeography of northeastern Atlantic Neogene chitons (Mollusca, Polyplacophora): New data from the Pliocene of Portugal

“…In an early paper, Morais (1941) reported the occurrence of Chaetopleura fulva (Wood, 1815), a junior synonym of Chaetopleura angulata (Spengler, 1797), from the Pliocene Carnide Formation of Marinha Grande, ∼20 km southwest of Carnide (Fig. 1).…”

“…The chiton paleobiodiversity from Vale de Freixo was initially studied by Dell'Angelo and Silva (2003), who reported five species, including the endemic Ischnochiton zbyi Dell'Angelo and Silva, 2003, based on the scant material then available. Prior to Dell'Angelo and Silva (2003), the sole reference to the presence of Polyplacophora in the Pliocene of Portugal was that of Morais (1941), who reported Chaetopleura fulva (Wood, 1815), a junior synonym of Chaetopleura angulata (Spengler, 1797), from the Pliocene of Marinha Grande (Fig. 1).…”

A faunal study of the bivalves of San Felipe and environs, Gulf of California : from the Gemmell Collection (1965 to 1976) /

“…Distribution: The Gulf to Ecuador (Keen, 1971); 1N-31N (Bernard, 1983) Divalinga ehumea ( SDNHM 86845, 8 v. , [15][16][17][18][19] mm L, San Luis Gonzaga, in drift Remarks: For a comparison of this species with Divatinga dentata (Wood, 1815), see Gemmell, Myers and Hertz (1981) Distribution: Bahia Magdalena to Peru (Keen, 1971); 5S-25N (Bernard, 1983) UNGULINIDAE Diplodonta inezensis (Hertlein and Strong, 1947) Zoologica 31( 10 SDNHM 86846, 1 spec., 88 mm L, Gemmell specimen (SDNHM 86843), 12 mm i found in incrusting coralline algae at Radar Beach, Jan. 1968 SDNHM 86847, 2 spec., 7 mm L, dredged, Chamizal II , between Puertecitos and San Luis Gonzaga [30°04'30"N; 114°33'42"W] 1.6 km (1 mi.) offshore in 10-27.4 m on sand, 8-10 July 1969…”