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186. White Bog, marls, Killough, cont. Species from Sect. II. chara marl. [[underlined]] Succinea pfeifferi [[/underlined]] one specimen of a very [[underlined]] elegans [[/underlined]] form, but small. [[underlined]] Limnaea peregra [[/underlined]]. Common. [[underlined]] Vertigo pygmaea [[/underlined]] one specimen, large form. Valvata piscinalis. one operculum but no shells. " [[Ditto for: Valvata]] cristata. Common. Pisidium casertanum B.B.W. " [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] nitidum, B.B.W. " [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] pusillum, B.B.W. " [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] lilljeborgii B.B.W. " [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] obtusale B.B.W. The overlying peat contained no shells. [[2 horizontal lines]] [[end page]] [[start page]] 187. Section III. Black sands | The Black Sands appeared to contain no shells. But a passage bed between them and the grey sands contained Passage Bed 1". | [[underlined]] Limnaea pereger [[/underlined]] Small form & not abundant. [[underlined]] Planorbis glaber [[/underlined]]. Common & large. " [[Ditto for: Planorbis]] crista. frequent. [[underlined]] Pisidium casertanum [[/underlined]] A few large specimens " [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] [[railirum?]] [[checkmark]] common. " [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] subtruncatum [[checkmark]] " [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] nitidum [[checkmark]] " [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] obtusale " [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] pusillum [[checkmark]] " [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] lilljeborgii [[checkmark]] [[left margin side note]] [[underlined]] Pisidiu vincentrina [[/underlined]] not recognised till come years later! [[underlined]] A.W.S. [[/underlined]] [[/left margin side note]] Shells were abundant in this passage bed though some were seen in grey sands above, but unfortunately this was not brought home & washed. Grey sands 5" | No shells [[underlined]] seen [[/underlined]]! Chara marl. Very few from vegetable Grey marl, 3" | debris, friable & easily washed.
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Reviewed. Worked out two [[?]] but can't figure out " [[Ditto for: Pisidium]] [[railirum?]] -@siobhanleachman.