Scotland have divided their squad into 17 forwards and 13 backs.
Scrum-half Chris Cusiter was included despite the ankle injury he sustained against Ireland.
* Scotland team:
Backs: Mike Blair (Edinburgh), Chris Cusiter (Perpignan), Rob Dewey (Ulster/IRL), Marcus Di Rollo (Edinburgh), Andrew Henderson (Glasgow), Rory Lamont (Sale/ENG), Sean Lamont (Northampton/ENG), Rory Lawson (Gloucester/ENG), Dan Parks (Glasgow), Chris Paterson (Gloucester/ENG), Hugo Southwell (Edinburgh), Nikki Walker (Ospreys/WAL), Simon Webster (Edinburgh).
Forwards: John Barclay (Glasgow), Kelly Brown (Glasgow), David Callam (Edinburgh), Ross Ford (Glasgow), Jim Hamilton (Leicester/ENG), Nathan Hines (Perpignan/FRA), Allister Hogg (Edinburgh), Allan Jacobsen (Edinburgh), Gavin Kerr (Glasgow), Scott Lawson (Sale/ENG), Scott MacLeod (Llanelli/WAL), Euan Murray (Northampton/ENG), Scott Murray (Montauban/FRA), Craig Smith (Edinburgh), Simon Taylor (Stade Francais/FRA), Fergus Thomson (Glasgow), Jason White (Sale/ENG, captain).
All Blacks confirm Somerville
All Black prop Greg Somerville has been confirmed as the last member of the 30-man New Zealand squad for the Rugby World Cup after recovering from injury.
An achilles tendon injury suffered against the Springboks in August last year has kept the 55-Test veteran out of international rugby ever since.
His recent return to provincial matches was set back when he needed surgery following an eye injury at the end of July.
Only 29 players were named in the All Black squad last month, and coach Graham Henry yesterday praised the 29-year-old Somerville on his successful battle to recover from what could have been a career-ending injury.
"As long as he was fit, he was going to go -- that was for sure. It just shows the desire, the dream of this guy to be there. He's worked hard and impressed a lot of people," Henry said. "And he'll produce at rugby World Cup."
Following a positive report from his eye surgeon on Monday, Somerville is ready to resume running and rugby training.
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