3. Solecurtus. Three species.

Shell oval, elongated, equivalve, sub-equilateral, edges almost straight

and parallel; the extremities equally rounded, and as if truncated;

summits but little marked; hinge toothless, or formed by some

rudimentary primary teeth; ligament projecting, affixed to the thick

nymphal callosities; two distant, rounded muscular impressions.

Solecurtus radiatus.

S. strigilatus.

S. legumen.

_S. radiatus._ The radiated Solecurtus.

Species flat, small, with an interior ridge running down obliquely from

the summit to the abdominal margin.

_S. strigilatus._ The strigilated Solecurtus.

Species more cylindrical, without interior ridge.

_S. legumen._ The Pease-pod Solecurtus. Pl. 31, fig. 6.

Species still more elongated and sub-cylindrical.

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