1. Sanguinolaria. Four species.

This genus may be distinguished from the Solen by never having the

transverse oblong shape, or the edge of the valves parallel to the base.

Sanguinolaria occidens.

S. rosea.

S. livida.

S. rugosa.

_S. rosea._ The rosy Sanguinolaria.

Semi-orbicular, smooth, shining and convex; near the umbones of a

beautiful rose colour, which becomes paler as it descends; acute

transverse striæ.

_S. occidens._ The setting-sun Sanguinolaria. Pl. 7, fig. 4.

Oval, a little elongated, very compressed, slightly gaping, valves

elliptical, equally rounded at the two extremities, without mark of

posterior keel; summits slightly indicated; hinge formed by one or two

contiguous cardinal teeth on each valve; ligament projecting, convex;

margins not parallel.

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