appear to be all the circular form O.l. expansa, while those on the ocean side are the long form O. lurida.
Long Beach, Cali. Tuesday
July 12, 1910.
Cloudy morning. I arose at 5 a.m. and walked to Mira Mar. Tide was low and I got some fine specimens, including a very large hermit crab in shell of Polynices lewisii, flexible corals, several moonshells (P. lewisii) etc. Met a doctor from Harvard, Neb., on the beach who assisted me to get a big fossil Cardium quadrigenarium half way up the bluff. Returned about 9 a.m. and spent balance of forenoon preparing and packing the material collected this morning. Cleared up before noon. John Kennedy, Wife and daughter called in forenoon, having just arrived from Pomona. Saw D. E. Dobbins at Kennebec Cafeteria at
