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but little rounded; suture distinct; aperture very nar=
row, almost closed by an elongated, lamelliform tooth,
situated on the pillar-lip, and circularly joined
to the outer-lip at the base. Outer-lip reflected
back upon the whorl, and incorporated with it near
the base, with deep sinus in the middle. Breadth
1/2 of an inch (Sister. tab. 93, f. 94?)

Inhabits moist places.

This species appears to be somewhat al-
lied to the H. hispida, but is sufficiently
distinct. Found by Mr Gardner Vanux [illegible]
It approaches the genus Caprinus Montf. but
differs differs in having the lips disunited
above

10. H. perspectiva. Shell very much depressed,
with about 6 whorls; whorls striated across, with