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A S Y N O P S I S
BRITISH DIATOMACEiE;
W I T H R EM A R K S
ON T H E IB
STRUCTURE, EUNCTIONS AND DISTRIBUTION;
AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR
COLLECTING AND PRESERVING SPECIMENS.
BY
WILLIAM SMITH, E.L.S.,
P R O F E S S O B OF N A T U R A L H IS T O R Y , a U E E N ’ s C O L L E G E , C O R K ;
CORRESPONDING MEMBER OP THE DUBLIN UNITERSITY ZOOIOGICAE ASSOCIATION, ETC.
T H E P L A T E S
BY
TUFFBN WEST,
MEMBER OF THE MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON.
‘ Naturam maxime admiraberis, si omnia ejus opera perlm tra ris "— G iL m .
IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOL. II.
L O N D O N ;
PRINTED FOR SMITH AND BECK, 6 COLEMAN STREET, CITY;
PUBLISHED BY JOHN VAN VOORST, PATERNOSTER ROW.
1856.
