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A Monograph on the Sub-class Cirripedia (Volume 2 of 2)

Note 100 — Section F.

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I am indebted to M. Bosquet for a specimen, bearing this name and reference, found in the ‘Systeme Bolderien’ of Dumont, (miocene according to Sir C. Lyell) at Bolderberg. The specimen consists of a rostrum, with a portion of the base attached; and as these parts are in some degree characteristic, I fully believe this specimen to be the B. bisulcatus. I hope hereafter to give in the Palæontographical Series fuller illustrations of this and the following fossil species.

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