
 
        
         
		truncated  extremities ;  V.  linear-acute ;  striæ  obscure.  Length  of  
 frustule  -0033"  to  -0058".  v.v. 
 Navicula  curvula, Ehr. Inf. xiii.  14 ?  Kiitz. Bacill. iv. 31  ?  Nitzschia Sigma-  
 tella,  Greg. Mic.  Journ. vol.  3.  pl.  iv.  2. 
 Fresh water.  Foole Bay, Sept. 1854 ; New Forest, Hampshire, Sept. 1854 ;  
 Lough Avaul, Co. Cork, June 1855, W. Sm.  Elchies, Bamffshire, Aug. 1854,  
 Dr. Gregory. 
 Almost identical in form with N. Sigma, but distinguished from  that species  
 by its far more  delicate  striæ and  freshwater habitat. 
 32.  Amphiprora  elegans,  n. sp.  F. straight ;  F. V. lanceolate,  constriction  
 very  slight ;  V.  lanceolate ;  striæ 40  in  -OOl".  Length  of  
 frustule  -0088"  to  -0124".  v.v. 
 Marine.  Harwich,  July  1853, Mr. Bleakeley.  Milford  Haven,  March 
 1854, Mr. Roper.  Salt Pans,  Hampshire,  Sept.  1854 ;  Cork Harbour,  June 
 1855, &c.,  W.Sm. 
 Distinguished from A.  vitrea by its longer and, comparatively,  more lanceolate  
 aud slender frustule and closer striæ. 
 33.  Amphipleura  inflexa, Bréb.  Frustule  arcuate,  linear,  slightly  
 attenuated towards  the rounded  extremities ;  striæ 52 in -001".  v.s. 
 Bréb.  in Kütz. Sp. Alg. p. 88. ad specimina authentica quæ misit cl. collector. 
 Marine.  Ilfracombe,  Mr.  Ralfs ;  communicated  by M.  De  Brébisson.  
 (Coast of Normandy, M.  De Brébisson.) 
 34.  Navicula  rhomboid.es, Ehr. 
 Var. ¡}.  V.  elliptical-lauceolate ;  extremities rounded,  v.v. 
 Fresh water :  frequent with Var. a.  New Forest,  Hampshire,  Sept.  1854,  
 W.Sm.  Near  Lancaster,  Aug.  1853, Mr.  Ben  Lomond,  Sept. 
 1854, Dr. Arnott.  Elchies, Bamffshire,  Aug.  1854,  Dr. Gregory. 
 35.  Navicula  firma, KiXtz. 
 Var.  y.  Extremities cuneate.  v.s. 
 Navicula amphigomphus, Ehr.  in Kütz. Bacill. xxviii. 40. et Nav. microstoma,  
 Kütz.  Sp. Alg. p.  71.  ad specim.  quæ misit am. De Brébisson. 
 Fresh water.  Lough Leven, Aug.  1854,  Dr. Gregory. 
 The semblance of  a  marginal  band  in this,  and some  allied forms,  appears  
 to arise from  the beuding inwards of the  edges of the valves  towards the line  
 of suture. 
 36.  Navicula pygmæa, Kütz.  V. elliptical-oblong, subacute.  Length  
 •0012".  Breadth  of V . -0005".  v.v. 
 Kütz.  Sp. Alg. p.  77.  ad specim.  quæ  dedit cl. De Brébisson. 
 Brackish  water.  Itford,  Sussex,  Nov.  1853  ;  Cork  Harbour, Nov.  1855,  
 W.  Sm.  Coast of Norfolk, Mr. Bleakeley and Mr.  Bridgman. 
 Differs from N. minutula, Synop. vol. i. xxxi. 274, only in the greater comparative  
 length  and  subacuteness of  valve :  that species must therefore yield  
 place to the present,  and be  described in future as N. pygmcea var.  /3. 
 37-  Navicula  Scutelloides, W. Sm.  Valve nearly  orbicular ;  striæ  
 moniliform,  18  in  -OOl".  Length  of  F.  •0007".  Breadth  of  V.  
 •0006".  v.v. 
 ~W.  Sm. in Greg. Mic.  Journ. vol. iv. p.  4.  pl.  i.  15. 
 Fresh water.  Ormesby, Norfolk,  Sept.  1853, Mr.  Bridgman.  
 Rosthern 
 Mere,  Cheshire,  Sept.  1855, Dr. Arnott.  Cantyre Feat, &c. 
 38.  Navicula  Bacillum, Ehr.  V. linear, extremities rounded ;  striæ  
 54  in  -OOl".  Length  of  F.  -OOll"  to  -0022".  Breadth  of  V.  
 •0005".  v.s. 
 Ehr. in Kütz. Bacill. xxviii.  69. ad specim.  authen. quæ  dedit am. De Bre'bisson. 
   Nav.  bacillaris,  Greg. Mic.  Journ.  vol. 4.  pl.  i.  24. 
 Fresh water.  Dundee, Dec.  1855,  Dr. Gregory. 
 39.  Navicula  lævissima,  Kütz.  V.  linear,  or  slightly  inflated  at  
 centre ;  extremities  truncate ;  striæ 48  in  -OOl".  Length of valve  
 •0008" to  -0019".  Breadth of valve  -00025" to  -0005".  v.v. 
 Kütz.  Bacill.  xxi.  14.  Stauroneis  rectangularis,  Greg. Mic.  Journ. vol. 2.  
 pl.  iv.  17. 
 Freshwater:  frequent.  Lewes, March 1853  and April  1854;  Glengariff,  
 Co.  Cork,  June  1855, &c.,  W. Sm.  Lough  End  near  Edinburgh,  March  
 1854, Dr. Gregory.  Bridge of Allan, Dr. Arnott.  Ulverstone,  Dec.  1854,  
 Miss Hodgson. 
 There  is  no  true  stauros  in  this  species :  a sufficient  defining power with  
 accurate  illumination  shows  that  the  striæ  extend  over the  entire surface of  
 the valve not occupied by the nodules and median  line. 
 40.  Navicula pectinalis, Hréé.  F. V. extremities truncate; V. linear