1.	Reviewed by Nancy Duncan    Apr 30, 2002
	Action: changed name from "Hemphillia burringtoni" to "Hemphillia glandulosa "
	Reviewer's comments:
	"H. burringtoni has a smooth mantle (Pilsbry, 1948), whereas H. glandulosa has a glandular, or papillose mantle (as seen in this photo). "

2.	Reviewed by CalPhotos Staff    May 1, 2002
	Action: changed name from "Hemphillia glandulosa" to "Hemphillia burringtoni "
	Reviewer's comments:
	"per email from William Leonard: 'I disagree with Nancy Duncan's re-identification of the specimen from Rialto Beach. The specimen in the photo has the one (only?) field character that appears to allow separation from glandulosa. The presence of a papillose mantle has proven not to be a good character for separating glandulosa from burringtoni. Moreover, the specimen in the photo was collected at the type locality of H. burringtoni and has been provided to Thomas Wilke for a genetic study of the Hemphillia.' "

 
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