Abstract
This communication refers to a remarkable genus of pelagic Gasteropoda, characterized, like Macgillivraya and Cheletropis , by the presence of ciliated cephalic appendages, but having, as in the present instance, a beautifully transparent, cartilaginous and perfectly symmetrical shell. the author has seen but one species, which was frequently taken between Port Jackson and the Isle of Pines.
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