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White Bog, marls, Killough, continued.
the following species

[[List of species on left, remarks about them to right of drawn line, designated here by | ]] 

Limnaea pereger | Very common, but usual small acute-spired form.
Planorbis glaber | Common in lower beds only.
" [[Ditto for: Planorbis]] crista | Common.
Valvata cristata | Frequent.

Pisidium
" [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] obtusale | [[checkmark]]  
" [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] milium | [[checkmark]]  " [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] nitidum | [[checkmark]]  " [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] hibernicum | [[checkmark]]  
" [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] casertanum | [[checkmark]]  
" [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] subtruncatum | [[checkmark]]  
" [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] lilljeborgii | [[checkmark]]  
No shells were seen in the  stiff grey clay beneath marl.

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[[underlined]] Section No. 2. [[/underlined]]

No shells were seen in the black sands.
The grey sands, 6" deep, contained an abundance of shells, were easily washed & very free from mud or marl. 
Contined.
[[underlined]] Limnaea pereyer [[/underlined]] Very small form, frequent. 
Planorbis glaber. Common in all stages of growth.
" [[Ditto for: Planorbis]] crista " " " " " [[Dittos for: Common in all stages of growth.]]
Valvata cristat Very rare.
Pisidium casertanum B.B.W.
" [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] subtruncatum B.B.W.
" [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] milium B.B.W.
" [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] obtusale B.B.W. id.
" [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] lilljeborgii B.B.W.
" [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] nitidum, B.B.W.
" [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] pusillum, B.B.W. id.

[[side note]] 
[[underlined]] P. [[vinecatiaum?]] [[/underlined]] BBW found amongst this material many years later by A.W.S. & recorded in 1929. A.W.S. 
[[/side note]]

The shell [[insertion]] ^ & chara [[/insertion]] marl, 6' deep, contained many shells, many of the Limnaea stained blue.
It contained the following species