1. Parmaphora. The Duck’s-bill Limpet. Three species.

The characteristic distinctions of this shell were first pointed out by

De Blainville.

Shell elongated, very depressed; the summit greatly post-medial, and

evidently inclined behind; aperture as large as the shell; the lateral

edges straight and parallel, the posterior rounded, the anterior sharp

and notched in the middle; muscular impression large, elongated oval,

slightly open in front.

Parmophora Australis.

P. brevicula.

P. granulata.

_P. Australis._ The Australian Parmophorus.

Shell oblong, depressed; vertex slightly recurved; striated

concentrically; one margin rounded, and the other truncated.

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