On the Fauna and Flora of the West of Scotland; Meeting at Glasgow, September, 1876 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1876 edition. Excerpt: ...everywhere." Quarries near Barrmill. Largs. F. Kenmuir Bank, West Kilpatrick Hills, Auchentorlie Glen, hills bchind Greenock, near the doch and Largs. Bate and Arran. Lime-quarries, East Knbride, and quarries near Barrmill; coast, generally distributed. Bute and Arran. St. Ninian's Bay, Bute. Common. Near Baldernock and Loch Lomond. Lime-quarries, North Hill, Campsie. Bute. Very common on the mmdhilln at Troon. Bothwell old Castle, Kenmuir Bank, and Auchentorlie Glen. The Cloch and Largs. Bute. The Cloch. Common. Fairlie. Bute and Arran. Hairmyres, East Kilbride, Largs. Bute. Near Milngavie. Bute. F. Kilsyth Glen, Campsie Glen, Spout of Ballagan, Auchentorlie Glen, Largs. Bute and Arran. Common. Common. Common. Lanarkshire (Jeffreys). FRANCIS G. BESTNIE. MOLLUSCA.--MARINE. In the list of Mollusea the frequency is not stated. The Cumbrae is mentioned whenever the species occurs there, as it is the principal ground which the compiler has worked. Class BRACH IOPODA. Anemia ephippium, L. Ostrea eilnlis, L. Pecten pusio, Penn. varius, L. var. nireus. opercularis, L. septemradiatus, Mull. tigrinus, Mull. maximus, L. similis, Lask. striatus, Mull. Lima eliptica, Jeff. subauriculata, M. Loscombii, M. hians, L. Mytilus edulis, L. modiolus, L. Modiolaria nigra, Gr. marmorata, Gr. IN nenia nucleus, L., var. radiatus. niscata, Br. nitida, Mont, tenuis, Mont. Leda minuta, Mont. Pectunculus glycimeris, L. Axinus ferruginosa. Montacuta substriata, Mont, bidentata, Mont, ferruginosa, Mont. ilion suborbicularis, Mont. Lucinia borealis, L. spinifera, L. Axinus flexuosus, Mont. Lassea rubra, Mont. Lochryan. Cumbrae, Innellan. Oban, Cumbrae. Cumbrae. Cumbrae. Cumbrae. Cumbrae. Cumbrae. Cumbrae. Cumbrae. Cumbrae. Cumbrae. Oban. Cumbrae....