A Monograph of the Fluviatile Bivalve Shells of the River Ohio Microform Cont

Rafinesque, C. S. (Constantine Samuel), 1783-1840

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Fourth Sub-Genus ROTUNDARIA.
Shell rounded, scarcely transversal, almost equilateral ; axis almost medial; ligament curved, short, corneous/ lamellar tooth slightly curved ; cardinal tooth somewhat anterior.
44 SPECIES XXXVII. Obliquaria tuberculata (Unio tuberculata. '] Shell very thick, ventricose, slightly truncated posteriorly ; strewed with unequal tubercles, ex- cept anteriorly ; epidermis wrinkled, chestnut brown ; nacre violaceous. Length | diam. T 6 T axis T 5 T of the breadth.
A speci...es common in the Ohio and adjacent rivers ; breadth three inches at most ; animal yellowish ; cardinal tooth thick ; very rugose ; lamellar tooth short, carinated ifossule confluent ; muscular impressions deep; nacre varies from bluish to deep purple.
SPECIES XXX VII I. Obliquaria Subrotunda (Unio subrotunda. ) Shell thick, ventricose, convex, perfectly rounded ; epidermis almost smooth, yellowish brown ; nacre bluish white. Length almost equal to the breadth; diam. F axis T 7 F of the breadth.
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