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VOLS. II., III., IV.--MARINE UNIVALVES, BIVALVES, AND NUDIBRANCHS.

JOHN VAN VOORST, 1 PATERNOSTER ROW.

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Transcriber's note:

In Chapter II, Mr. D. Wilson’s table showing relative proportions of
skulls was split into two tables to fit a 75-character width.

Punctuation errors were corrected.

Inconsistent hyphenation was retained.

To match the spelling of chapter topics in Contents with that in the
main text,
on page v, two occurrences of “history” were changed from “History”
(Physical history of Man; Physical history) and two occurrences
of “Extract” were changed from “extract” (Extract from Knox;
Extract); and
on page vi, “area” was changed from “areas” (size of area) and
“Area” was changed from “area” (Monosyllabic Area).

On page 18, “te ipsum” was changed from “teipsum” (Nosce te ipsum).

On page 38, “Lawrence” was changed from “Lawrance” (the work of
Lawrence).

On page 49, “Troglodytes” was changed from “Trolodytes” (than the
_Troglodytes Gorilla_).

On page 95, “Mediterranean” was changed from “Mediterannean” (from
the Mediterranean).

On page 97, “Kaffre” was changed from “Caffre” (to the Kaffre).

On page 101, “Papuás” was changed from “Papuá”.

On page 107, “architectural” was changed from “architectual”
(architectural impulses).

On page 158, “hypothesis” was changed from “hypotheses” (Finnic
hypothesis).

On page 216, “Norris” was changed from “Norriss” (Mr. Norris also).

On page 220, “Buddhist” was changed from “Bhuddhist” (nor Buddhist).

On page 237, “his mother’s” was changed from “mothers” (his mother’s
mothers).

On page 241, “Mysus” was changed from “Myrus” (Car, Lydus, or Mysus).

On page 243, space was inserted before “_-der_” (termination _-der_).

In footnote [19], “pp.” was changed from “p.” (pp. 224–228).

In Mr. Van Voorst’s Catalogue,
on page 6, “Vols.” was changed from “Vol.” (Vols. I. to VII.).
on page 8, “DESERTAS” was changed from “DEZERTAS”.
on page 15, “Parts” was changed from “Part” (Parts 1 to 10).