Conchologia Cestrica the Molluscous Animals And Their Shells of Chester County

William Dell Hartman

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Pupa exigua, Say, Jour. Acad. Phila. F. S. , II. , 1822.
CONCHOLOGIA CESTRICA. 6l Shell very small, cylindrical, tapering at both ends, white, shining; whorls 5-6, very oblique; aperture oblique, oval, with a plait, on the c ' columella, and a slight one near to the open umbilicus; lip thick, reflected, and flattened; lingual membrane with the rows of teeth slightly bent; buccal plate plain, slightly arched. H. I^, W. ^, mill.
Lingual Dentition of C. Exiguium. [Morse. ] Fig, 115, Station, among... chips, moss, etc. , almost in the water. New Garden, Chester County ; frequent.
Family LIMNAEID^.
Shell variable, thin, horn color, usually with a slight fold on the columella ; lip simple, acute.
Animal, muzzle short, broad, dilated ; tentacles con- tractile, flattened, subulate; eyes at their inner base; respiratory orifice on the right side.
Station, fresh water ; rising to the surface to breathe.
OBS. The Limnaeidce are generally sluggish animals; often preferring stagnant pools to clear running streams.

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