4. Ancillaria. Four species.

An intermediate genus between the Terebellum and the Oliva;

distinguished from the former by a callous oblique band at the base of

the columella; and from the latter by not having the spiral whorls

separated by a groove.

Shell smooth, oval, oblong, pointed behind, enlarged and truncated

before; the columella covered anteriorly by a callous oblique band; the

right lip obtuse.

Ancillaria cinnamomea.

A. ventricosa.

A. marginata.

A. candida.

_A. cinnamomea._ The cinnamon Ancillaria. Pl. 30, fig. 5.

Species with spire nearly obsolete; shell chestnut colour, with white

bands; varix of the columella reddish and somewhat striated.

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