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A C T I N O L O G I A B R I T A N N I C A. A HISTORY OF THE BRITISH SEA-ANEMONES AND C O R A L S . WITH COLOURED FIGURES OF THE SPECIES AND PRINCIPAL VARIETIES. BY PHILIP HENRY GOSSE, F.R.S. LONDON: VAN VOORST, PATERNOSTER ROW. 1860.
Page 2: The Juliette K. and Leonard S. Rako
Page 11 and 12: PREFACE. In writing the following p
Page 13 and 14: PREFACE. vii four only are describe
Page 15 and 16: LIST OF PLATES. I, —1. Actinoloba
Page 17 and 18: I N T R O D U C T I O N . THOUGH th
Page 19 and 20: INTRODUCTION. xiii two layers of fi
Page 21 and 22: INTRODUCTION. XV irritability. The
Page 23 and 24: INTRODUCTION. xvii the shell of a c
Page 25 and 26: INTRODUCTION. XIX merely the mechan
Page 27 and 28: INTRODUCTION. xxi tip, where it pas
Page 29 and 30: INTRODUCTION. xxiii tissues, and in
Page 31 and 32: INTRODUCTION. XXV another, sucked i
Page 33 and 34: INTRODUCTION. xxvii membrane of exc
Page 35 and 36: INTRODUCTION. xxix wisdom working t
Page 37 and 38: INTRODUCTION. xxxi When fully expel
Page 39 and 40: INTRODUCTION. xxxiii in the various
Page 41 and 42: INTRODUCTION. XXXV have actually se
Page 43 and 44: INTRODUCTION. xxxvii by the rapture
Page 45 and 46: INTRODUCTION. xxxix with impunity.
Page 47 and 48: BRITISH SEA-ANEMONES. GENERAL DESCR
Page 49 and 50: AND EXPLANATION OF TERMS. 3 The WAR
Page 51 and 52: AND EXPLANATION OF TERMS. 5 perpend
Page 53 and 54: TRIBE I. — ASTRAACEA. ANALYSIS OF
Page 55 and 56: 9 FAMILY II.—SAGARTIADÆ. I have
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11 GENUS I. ACTINOLOBA (BLAINV.). A
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P.H.C. DEL . 4 1. ACTINOLOBA DIANTH
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14 SAGARTIADÆ. a single mouth-groo
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16 SAGARTIADÆ. be seen opened to t
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18 SAGARTIADÆ. can unhesitatingly
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20 SAGARTIADÆ. perfect though minu
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22 SAGARTIADÆ. Of course, in so li
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24 SAGARTIADÆ. Perhaps the most ma
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26 ARTIFICIAL ANALYSIS OF THE SPECI
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28 SAGARTIADÆ. as many; the fourth
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30 SAGARTIADÆ. Stellata. Disk pale
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32 SAGARTIADÆ. fronds which overar
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34 SAGARTlADÆ.. and hence the anim
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36 SAGARTIADÆ. apparently feeling
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35 SAGARTIADÆ. Of foreign species
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40 SAGARTIADÆ. lines. The margin o
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42 SAGARTIADÆ. Tentacles. Pellucid
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THE SCARLET-FRINGED ANEMONE. 43 Y.
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THE SCARLET-FRINGED ANEMONE. 45 if
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THE SCARLET-FRINGED ANEMONE. 47 orn
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THE ROSY ANEMONE. 49 second rows ar
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THE ROSY ANEMONE. 51 these, and we
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THE ROSY ANEMONE. 53 cavity. One ma
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THE ORNATE ANEMONE. very short tent
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ASTRÆACEA. SAGARTIADÆ. THE FISH-M
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THE FISH-MOUTH ANEMONE. 59 The acon
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THE ORANGE-DISKED ANEMONE. 61 inch
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THE ORANGE-DISKED ANEMONE. 63 "On t
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THE ORANGE-DISKED ANEMONE. 65 littl
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ASTRÆACEA. SAGARTIADÆ. THE SNOWY
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THE SNOWY ANEMONE. 69 the level of
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THE SNOWY ANEMONE. 71 straight and
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ASTRÆACEA. SAGARTIADÆ. THE SANDAL
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THE SANDALLED ANEMONE. 75 mones wer
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THE SANDALLED ANEMONE. 77 the annoy
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THE PALLID ANEMONE. 79 SIZE. Diamet
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THE PALLID ANEMONE. 81 In my limite
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THE TRANSLUCENT ANEMONE. 83 This sp
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THE EYED ANEMONE. 85 not formed by
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THE EYED ANEMONE. 87 describes the
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THE CAVE-DWELLING ANEMONE. 89 Acont
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THE CAVE-DWELLING ANEMONE. 91 i. Ru
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THE CAVE-DWELLING ANEMONE. 93 adher
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THE CAVE-DWELLING ANEMONE. 95 contr
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THE CAVE-DWELLING ANEMONE. 97 remov
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THE CAVE-DWELLING ANEMONE. 99 inch.
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THE CAVE-DWELLING ANEMONE. 101 he d
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THE CAVE-DWELLING ANEMONE. 103 teri
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ASTRÆEACEA. SAGARTIADÆ. THE SNAKE
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PLATE III. P H .C DC L IN COLOURS B
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108 SAGARTIADÆ. markable power of
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110 SAGARTIADÆ. under; which disch
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ASTRÆACEA. SAGARTIADÆ. THE PARASI
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114 SAGARTIADÆ. VARIETIES. Though
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116 SAGARTIADÆ. of the aquarium (q
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118 SAGARTIADÆ. specimen," he writ
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120 SAGARTIADÆ. To Mr. W. P. Cocks
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122 SAGARTIADÆ. The species alread
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124 GENUS III. ADAMSIA (FORBES). Me
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126 SAGARTIADÆ. In the only specim
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128 SAGARTIADÆ. shell. This proces
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130 SAGARTIADÆ. point of union. In
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132 SAGARTIADÆ. than compensated f
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134 GENUS IV. PHELLIA (GOSSE). Base
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136 SAGARTIADÆ. Epidermis. Pale bu
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138 SAGARTIADÆ. In both this and t
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ASTRÆACEA. SAGARTIADÆ. THE WARTED
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142 SAGARTIADÆ. When received, sev
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144 SAGARTIADÆ. Since the precedin
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ASTRÆACEA. THE EYELET. Gregoria fe
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148 FAMILY III.—ANTHEADÆ. In my
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150 ANTHEADÆ. tentacles as furnish
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ASTRÆACEA. THE TRUMPLET. Aiptasia
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154 ANTHEADÆ. same time, if I were
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156 ANTHEADÆ. from the bottom of t
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158 ANTHEADÆ. to say whether these
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ASTRÆACEA. ANTREADÆ. THE OPELET.
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162 ANTHEADÆ. Sulphurea. As the pr
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164 ANTHEADÆ. side the belt of san
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166 ANTHEADÆ. embrace, in less tha
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168 ANTHEADÆ. nearly black lining,
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170 ANTHEADÆ. Bay, E. P. W.: Carns
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172 ACTINIADÆ. an orifice, which o
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174 GENUS I. ACTINIA (LINN.). Entac
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176 ACTINIADÆ. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
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178 ACTINIADÆ. titute of spots. Th
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180 ACTINIADÆ. character of their
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182 ACTINIADÆ. neighbouring estuar
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184 ANALYSIS OF THE GENERA. Tubercl
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ASTRÆACEA. THE DEEPLET. Bolocera T
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188 BUNODIDÆ. state adhering to th
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ASTRÆACEA. BUNODIDÆ. THE GEM PIMP
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THE GEM PIMPLET. 191 margin like se
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THE GEM PIMPLET. 193 in extent, tho
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ASTRÆACEA. BUNOBIDÆ. THE GLAUCOUS
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THE GLAUCOUS PIMPLET. 197 closely l
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THE RED-SPECKED PIMPLET. 199 Column
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THE KED-SPECKED PIMPLET. 201 concea
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THE DIADEM PIMPLET. 203 either tent
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205 GENUS III. TEALIA (GOSSE). Acti
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1_ 6 ACTINIA MESEMBRYANTHEMUM 9. AN
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208 BUNODIDÆ. I may be able to get
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210 BUNODIDÆ. sometimes having a t
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212 BUNODIDÆ. thick horn-like form
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214 BUNODIDÆ. My esteemed friend,
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216 BUNODIDÆ. invariable accompani
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218 GENUS IV. HORMATHIA (GOSSE). Ba
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220 THE NECKLET. For this magnifice
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ASTRÆACEA. BUNODIDÆ. THE GAPELET.
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224 BUNODIDÆ. Last May, Mr. C. W.
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226 BUNODIDÆ. colourless chorion,
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228 ANALYSIS OF THE GENERA. Tentacl
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229 GENUS I. ILYANTHUS (FORBES). Co
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THE SCOTTISH PEARLET. 231 among Cor
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THE SCARLET PEARLET. 233 direction.
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P. H. GOSSE AD VIV. 1. HORMATHIA MA
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236 ILYANTHIDÆ. of them are bifid;
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238 ILYANTHlDÆ. eleven A.M. only a
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240 ILYANTHIDÆ. lateral, all of wh
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242 ILYANTHIDÆ. form. The manner i
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244 ILYANTHIDÆ. Disk. Reddish buff
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246 GENUS III. HALCAMPA (GOSSE). Ac
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248 ILYANTHIDÆ. Mouth. A line with
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250 ILYANTHIDÆ. they prove to be g
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ASTRÆACEA. ILYANTHIDÆ. THE ROCK P
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254 GENUS IV. EDWARDSIA (QUATKEFAGE
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256 ILYANTHIDÆ. Tentacles. Transpa
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258 ILYANTHIDÆ. better of it, and
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260 ILYANTHIDÆ. and more positive
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262 ILYANTHIDÆ. meat, like the com
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ASTRÆACEA. ILYANTHIDÆ. THE SPRAWL
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266 ILYANTHIDÆ. tentacles ; but it
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ASTRÆACEA. ILYANTHIDÆ. THE VESTLE
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270 ILYANTHIDÆ. LOCALITY. The Mena
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272 ILYANTHIDÆ. ejected at interva
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274 ILYANTHIDÆ. period, and I had
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276 TRIBE II.—CARYOPHYLLIACEA. Th
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278 FAMILY I.—CAPNEADÆ. The memb
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CARYOPHYLLIACEA. CAPNEADÆ. THE CRO
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282 GENUS II. AURELIANIA (GOSSE). (
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CARYOPHYLLIACEA. CAPNEADÆ THE CRIM
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CARYOPHYLLTACEA. CAPNEADÆ. THE YEL
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THE YELLOW IMPERIAL. 287 When a pie
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CARTOPEYLLIACEA. CAPNEADÆ. THE GLO
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THE GLOBEHORN. 291 in the Bristol C
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THE GL0BEHORN 293 so exactly those
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295 FAMILY II.—ZOANTHIDÆ. The po
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CARYOPHYLLIACEA. ANTHIDÆ. THE SAND
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THE SANDY CREEPLET. 299 and compare
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THE SANDY CREEPLET. 301 be two spec
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CARYOPHYLLIACEA. ZOANTHIDÆ THE FUR
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YOPHYLLIACEA. ZOANTHIDÆ. THE WRINK
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307 FAMILY III.—TURBINOLIADÆ. In
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P.H.COSSE, DEL 1. LOPHELIA PROLIFER
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CARYOPUYLLIACEA. TURBINOLIADÆ. THE
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312 TURBINOLIADÆ. VARIETIES. a. Ca
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314 TUEBINOLIADÆ. Mr. R. Q. Couch,
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316 GENUS II. PARACYATHUS (M. EDW.
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318 TURBINOLIADÆ. SIZE. Diameter o
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320 TURBINOLIADÆ. LOCALITY. Shetla
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322 TUEBINOLIADÆ. SIZE. Diameter f
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CARYOPHYLLIACEA. TURBINOLTADÆ. THE
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CARYOPHYLLIACEA. TURBINOLIADÆ. THE
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328 turbinoliadÆ. Milne Edwards, i
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CARYOPHYLLIACEA. TURBINOLIADÆ. THE
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332 FAMILY IV.—OCULINADÆ. The co
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CARTOPHYLLIACEA. OCULINADÆ. THE TU
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336 FAMILY V.—ANGIADÆ. The visce
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CARYOPHYLLIACEA. ANGIADÆ. THE WEYM
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340 ANGIADÆ. element angra, from a
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342 GENUS I. BALANOPHYLLIA (WOOD).
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344 EUPSAMMIADÆ. primaries themsel
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346 EUPSAMMIADÆ. October new moon,
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348 LUCERNARIADÆ. (?) POCILLOPORA
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APPENDIX. I. SPECIES DISCOVERED TOO
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ASTRÆACEA. BUNODIDÆ. THE RINGED D
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APPENDIX. 353 rings on its many fin
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APPENDIX. 355 III. ADDENDA. Sagarti
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358 APPENDIX. NAMES OF AUTHORITIES
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INDEX. N.B. The names inclosed with
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[mesembryanthemum], 88. mesembryant
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7 TRIBE III.— MADREPORACEA. Tenta
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9 FAMILY I.—METRIDIADÆ. (No Euro
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