
 
        
         
		constricted  at  centre;  ends  truncate,  with  a  central  rostrum;  
 striæ  24  in  -001".  Length  of valve  -0024"  to  -0027".  Breadth  of  
 valve  -0012".  v.s. 
 Bréb.  in lit.  May  1854. 
 Marine or brackish water.  River  Nene near Wisbeach,  June 1854, Mr  S  
 Smith.  Near Saltcoats,  July 1854, Hr. AÍraoíí. 
 This approaches N. granulata, Bréb. MSS.,  but  has  much  finer  and  less  
 conspicuously mouiliform striæ. 
 49.  Navicula  Crabro,  Ehr.  Valve  deeply  constricted,  panduri-  
 form ;  extremities  subacute ;  striæ  distinct,  obscurely moniliform,  
 nitesceut,  10 in -001".  Length of valve  -0027" to  -0040".  Breadth  
 of lobes  -0013";  ditto  at  constriction  ’0008".  v.s. 
 Ehr. in Kiitz. Sp. Alg, p. 83.  Diploneis Crabro, Ehr. Microg. xix.  29.  Navícula  
 Pandura,  Bréb.  Diat.  Cherb.  fig.  4. 
 Marine.  Stomach of Pecten, Coast of Sussex,  and Kinsale Bay, Co. Cork  
 W. Sm.  Fnth of Clyde ;  Carrickfergus Bay,  February 1855, Mr. Hennedy. 
 I   do  not  know  the  characters  upon  which  Ehrenberg  has  founded  his  
 genus  Biploneis,  but  see  nothing  iu  this  species  to  warrant  its  separation  
 from Navicula :  its  close  alliance with  N.  didyma,  and  the  moniliform  character  
 of  its  striæ,  which,  though  obscure,  is  to  be  detected  with  careful  
 manipulation,  leave no doubt of its position. 
 50.  Navicula  trinodis,  n.  sp.  Valve  with  a  double  constriction,  
 dividing  its  surface  into  three  nearly  equal  lobes;  extremities  
 rounded;  striæ obscure.  Length of valve-0007" t o -0009".  Breadth  
 of valve  at  constriction  -OOOIS".  Breadth of valve  at lobes  -0002".  
 v.s. 
 Fresh water.  Bridge of Allan,  August  1855,  Dr. Arnott.  Stirlingshire,  
 July 1855, Br.  Greville.  St. Abb’s Head,  July 1855, Br. Balfour. 
 51.  Pinnularia  borealis,  Ehr.  Valve  linear-elliptical,  sometimes  
 with  a  slight  central  constriction;  extremities  rounded  or  sub-  
 truncate;  costæ not reaching median  line, 13  in  -OOl".  Length of  
 V . -0013"  t o -0025".  Breadth  of V . -0003" t o -0004".  v.v. 
 Ehr.  iu  Kiitz.  Bacill.  xxviii.  68 &  72.  Raben.  Siissw.  Diat.  vi.  19.  Ehr.  
 Microg.  passim.  Greg. Mic. Journ. vol.iv. p. 2.  Pinnularia late-striata,  
 Greg. Mic. Journ, vol. 2. pl.  iv.  13.  P. Hebridensis,  Greg. Mic.  Journ  
 vol. ii.  p. 28. 
 Freshwater.  Grasmere, August 1853 ;  Co. Cork,  June 1855, &c.,  IF. Sm.  
 Mull  Deposit ;  River  Spey ;  Lough  Leven,  and  Elchies,  Bamffshire,  Dr.  
 Gregory.  Haverfordwest,  April  1855, Mr.  Okeden.  Near Silverdale,  Lancashire, 
  December 1855, Mr. Johnson.  (Mont Dore, Auvergne, elev. 4000 feet,  
 June 1854,  W.  Sm.) 
 52.  Pinnularia  hemiptera,  W.  Sm.  Valve  linear-elliptical,  with  
 rounded  extremities ;  costæ  radiate,  not  reaching  median  line,  27  
 in  -OOl".  Length  of  valve  -0026"  to  -0036".  Breadth  of  valve  
 •0004" to  -0005".  v.v. 
 Navicula  hemiptera,  Kiitz.  Bacill.  xxx.  II.  ad specim.  authen.  quæ dedit cl.  
 De Brébisson. 
 Fresh water.  Parham Park  and Rackham Common, Sussex, August 1853 ;  
 Co.  Cork,  frequent,  W.  Sm.  Falls of the Tummel,  July 1854, Dr.  Greville. 
 A very frequent form in  subalpine  districts ;  often  overlooked  from  its  resemblance  
 to  P.  viridis, from which  it  is  distinguished by its finer striæ and  
 narrower valve. 
 53.  Pinnularia  gracillima,  Greg.  Valve  linear,  constricted  towards  
 the  rounded  extremities ;  striæ  submarginal,  often  abbreviated  
 towards  the  centre  of valve,  27  in  -OOl".  Length of valve  
 •0016" to  -0028".  Breadth  of valve  -0002".  v.v. 
 Var. ft.  A larger form with attenuated extremities,  v.s. 
 Greg. Mic.  Journ. vol.  4. pl.  i. 31.  Grev.  Ann.  ser.  2. vol. xv.  p.  5.  Var. ft.  
 P. tenuis,  Greg. Mic.  Journ. vol.  2.  pl. iv.  9. 
 Fresh water :  often with the last  species.  Fell-end,  Lancashire, Mr. Johnson. 
   Var.  ft.  Mull Deposit;  Braemar, August  1854, Dr. Balfour. 
 The apparent absence of striæ from the centre of the valve,  where they ofteii  
 become marginal dots,  led me  at  first  to  name  this  species P.  vaciva ;  but  I  
 am  now disposed to regard  this  character as of little  importance.  The form  
 Navicula pisciculus, Ehr. Kiitz. Bacill. xxviii. 64,  is perhaps identical with the  
 present. 
 I  cannot specifically distinguish var. ft.  from  the ordinarj' form. 
 54.  Pinnularia  Polyonca,  Bréh.  Valve  with  a  central  and  two  
 smaller  intermediate  inflations ;  extremities  capitate  and  rounded ;  
 striæ  submargiual,  24  in  -OOl".  Length  of valve  -0016"  to  -0031".  
 Breadth  at  central  Inflation  -0003"  to  -0006".  v.s. 
 Bréb.  in Kiitz.  Sp. Alg.  p.  85.  ad  specimina  authentica.  
 lata,  Greg. Mic.  Journ.  vol.  2. pl.  iv.  10. 
 Fresh water.  Mull Deposit, Dr. Gregory. 
 Pinnularia undu