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4io CRYPTO-RAPHIDIE/E. SUB-FAMILY III. CRYPTO-RAPHIDIEÊ. Frustules with valve face generally subcircular, angular, circular, or more rarely elliptic, oval, or bac<strong>ill</strong>ar. frequently never r i with 1 much developed in view and filamentous ; girdle or with processes, teeth, spines, or awns ; or more or less hyaline ; irregular ; or or furnished with transverse costae in girdle view. a central linear blank (hyaline) space raphe on the valves. or a true All the crypto-raphidiese have a granular endochrome ; cylindrical forms the granules in are scattered on the internal surface of the valves ; in discoid or analogous forms the granules radiate round a central point.
CRYPT0-RAPHID1E/E. 411 TABLE OF TRIBES. Frustules cylindrical or flattened. Valves alike, terminated by a calyptra (hood), pointed with a bristle or frustules with valves unlike or ; mostly furnished with awns, horns (elongated processes), spines or seta;, D > Z smooth ; which in fossil forms are sometimes imperfect or absent ; frustules often imperfectly silicious. Valves without radial or cellulose costae ; or again, frustules imperfectly silicious, united in distant series; connecting zone more or less turgid. Valves angular, with a long central spine . I Frustules cohering ; girdle face generally much developed and cylindrical ; firmly silicious. Valves rarely hyaline unlike or ; elliptic and without median line, sometimes apiculate or conical or with a peculiar central nodule (spine); or umbilicus, smooth, punctate or cellulate, and frequently with marginal or submarginal spines. Frustules cohering either by teeth or marginal spines, or by a central ..... spine or a short central cushion Girdle face much developed, valves of very different forms, sometimes furnished with horns or simple spines or prominences at the apices ; always without ocelli or radiating septa . o 2 1 O c as > Valves round or elliptic, | Compartments divided into Chsetocerese. Melosirese. Biddulphiese. alternately elevated and depressed Heliopeltese. radiating compartj ] | Compartments arranged on the same plane . AsterOlamprese merits. (. Valves not divided into radiating compartments. f Valves always round or very broadly elliptic, furnished with one or more ocelli or with very short obtuse horns, simulating ocelli . Eupodisceae. Valves generally round or elliptic, rarely elongated, semi-lunar or cuneate ; with cellulate or punctate structure ; sometimes furnished with small, short and slender spines, always without ocelli .....Coscinodiscus.
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28 DRAWING AND DETERMINING THE SPEC
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30 COLLECTING DIATOMS. The only len
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34 COLLECTING DIATOMS. ellipsis. On
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36 COLLECTING DIATOMS. " The sand i
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38 COLLECTING DIATOMS. at present e
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40 COLLECTING DIATOMS. Special appa
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42 COLLECTING DIATOMS. S.W.iW. or S
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44 CULTIVATION OF DIATOMS. Dr. Macc
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48 CULTIVATION OF DIATOMS. A short
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50 CULTIVATION OF DIATOMS. deranged
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52 CULTIVATION OF DIATOMS. The puri
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54 CULTIVATION OF DIATOMS liquid, s
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56 TERATOLOGY OF DIATOMS. appreciab
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58 TERATOLOGY OF DIATOMS. Deformed
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60 TERATOLOGY OF DIATOMS. ii. Same
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62 TERATOLOGY OF DIATOMS. " In the
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64 TERATOLOGY OF DIATOMS. But not o
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66 PREPARATION OF DIATOMS. diatoms
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68 PREPARATION OF DIATOMS. cohering
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70 PREPARATION OF DIATOMS. for the
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72 fall to the bottom ; then PREPAR
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74 PREPARATION OF DIATOMS. The liqu
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76 PREPARATION OF DIATOMS. " This d
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78 PREPARATION OF DIATOMS. However,
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80 PREPARATION OF DIATOMS. or if I
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82 PREPARATION OF DIATOMS. " These
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84 TERMINOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION O
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IOO TERMINOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION
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102 TERMINOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION
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CHAPTER III. BIBLIOGRAPHY. i. Gener
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106 BIBLIOGRAPHY. Ehrenberg (C. G.)
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108 BIBLIOGRAPHY. Die chromatophore
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112 BIBLIOGRAPHY. from which the pr
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114 BIBLIOGRAPHY. Bossey (Dr. Franc
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[l6 BIBLIOGRAPHY. On the presence o
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[l8 BIBLIOGRAPHY. On the analysis o
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120 BIBLIOGRAPHY. On the British sp
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122 MEASUREMENT. Unit of Measuremen
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124 CYMBELLE.E. SUB-FAMILY I. RAPHI
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126 AMPHORA. Connecting -[ zone not
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128 AMPHORA. Very small. Frustule o
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130 AMPHORA. rather large, often fu
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f Fr 0. E o !3 2 AMPHORA. 5. Halamp
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134 AMPHORA. A. acutiuscula Kutz. (
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j -g AMPHORA. Gregory's figure is v
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138 AMPHORA. A. bacillaris Greg. (D
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140 CYMBELLA. ll quadrata Breb. ! (
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142 CYMBELLA. Sect. i. Ventral and
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144 CYMBELLA. straight, slightly ar
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146 CYM BELLA. C. abnormis Grun. (i
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148 ENCYONEMA. C. tumida Breb (Cocc
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150 ENCYONEMA. ;i rather broad hyal
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w u bo o w a S _o C o _rt o s rt a
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i54 MASTOGLOIA. A. Valves with stri
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'& STIGMOPHORA. B. Valve having hya
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158 U-'Ji Fig. 30. Stauroneis Phcen
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160 STAUR0NE1S. tabular, showing th
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162 NAVICULA. GENUS 7. NAVICULA BOR
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164 Valves not 1 inear. NAVICULA. c
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1 65 NAVICULA. Valve linear-ellipti
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i 68 NAVICULA. **Minores. Frustules
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170 NAVICULA. N. borealis Ehr. (Ver
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172 NAVICULA. space round the raphe
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174 NAVICULA. 2. Valves bi-undulate
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ij6 '] no NAVICULA. b. STRLE VERY D
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178 NAVICULA. var. Meniscus Schum.
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l8o NAVICULA. Valve broadly lanceol
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1 82 NAVICULA. Differs from the pre
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184 NAVICULA. cave sides, showing a
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1 86 NAVICULA. the apex of the valv
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1 88 NAVICULA. We give the descript
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TQO NAVICULA. N. compressicauda Ad.
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192 A . NAVICULA. Valve furnished w
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194 NAVICULA. N. Weissflogii A. Sch
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196 NAVICULA. raphe; 6 or 7 striae
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198 NAVICULA. Much more frequently
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20D NAVICULA. N. notabilis Grev. (T
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202 NAVICULA. are less marked, and
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204 pi. NAVICULA. N. praetexta Ehr.
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206 NAVICULA. My group, Aspera, cor
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208 NAVICULA. N. integra W. Sm. (S.
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210 NAVICULA. N. elegans W.Sm. (S.B
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2T2 NAVIGULA. N. Scandinavica (Lag.
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2T4 NAVICULA. Valve very elongate,
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2l6 N.WICULA. N. fusoides Grun. (Ar
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21 8 NAVICULA. N. formosa Greg. (T.
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2 20 NAVICULA. robust. Striae 16 or
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22 2 NAVICULA. XIX. Lineares. N. Li
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224 NAVICULA. N. Bacillum Ehr. (Mik
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226 f Valve with coarse striae simu
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228 NAVICULA. N. Falaisensis Grun.
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230 SCHIZONEMA. somewhat dilated ne
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232 SCH1Z0NEMA. Valve excessively s
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234 LIBELLUS. Caloneis Cleve. (rSor
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236 NKIDIUM. N. Hyalosira Cleve. (i
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23* Fig. 36. RHOICONEIS. we are dea
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240 VANHEURCKIA. I. Stria quite par
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242 AMPHIPLEURA. dots, arranged in
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!44 BREBISSONIA. GENUS 16. BREBISSO
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246 SCOLIOPLEURA. GENUS 19. SCOLIOP
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248 Fig. 49. Donkinia recta. DONKIN
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Striae decussate (cutting one anoth
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252 PLEUROSIGMA. of points sometime
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254 PLEUROSIGMA. PI. acutum Norm. (
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256 PLEUROSIGMA. aa. LONGITUDINAL A
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258 PLEUROSIGMA. var. curvula Grun.
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260 RHOICOSIGMA. GENUS 23. RHOICOSI
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262 AMPHIPRORA. A. alata Klltz. (Ba
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264 TROPIDONEIS. var. pusilla. (A.
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2 66 AURICULA. This singular form h
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2 68 GOMPHONEMA. A. minuta Cleve, (
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270 GOMPHONEMA. space. Median stria
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272 GOMPHONEMA. Median stride much
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274 GOMPHONEMA. Valve rather broadl
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276 ACHNANTHIDIUM. var. marinum. (G
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278 ACHNANTHKS. ANALYSIS OF SPECIES
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2 8o ACHNANTHES. A. parvula Kutz. B
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282 ACHNANTHES. in i c.d.m., and mo
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284 genus. ANORTHONEIS. Cleve unite
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286 COCCONEIS. GENUS 34. COCCONEIS
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288 COCCONEIS. 4 or 5 longitudinal
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29O COCCONEIS. C. Pelta Ad. Schm. (
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292 PSEUDO-RAPHIDIEjE. SUB-FAMILY I
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294 Fig. 66. Epithemia turgida. Two
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296 EPITHEMIA. E. gibba Kutz. (Baa,
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298 EUNOTIA. central nodule (which
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300 EUNOTIA. E. major (W. Sm.) Rabe
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304 EUNOTIA. var. subarcuata (Naeg.
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3o6 ACTINELLA. C. Arcus Kiitz. (Baa
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3 o8 Strias extending throughout ne
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, I0 S. Vaucherise Kutz. ! SYNEDRA.
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312 SYNEDRA Valve narrowly lanceola
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314 SYNKDRA. A A. STRL MARGINAL, OR
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3*6 SYNEDRA. S. fulgens (Kutz.) W.
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3*8 CAMPYLOSTYLUS. Alongside of the
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3 2 PSEUDO-SYNEDRA. HI Fig. 76. Pse
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322 THALASSIOTHRIX. \ \ ! scattered
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3 2 4 FRAGILARIA. F. undata W. Sm.
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326 FRAGILARIA. var. binodis Grun.
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328 Valves with apices similar. Val
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33 All beads , of equal size. RAPHO
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33 2 CRUNOVIELLA. Sceptroneis Caduc
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334 I GLYPHODESMIS. Tribe x. Plagio
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336 DIMEREGRAMMA. ANALYSIS OF SPECI
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338 PLAGIOGRAMMA. P. Gregorianum Gr
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34< GEPHYRIA. Fig. 97. Entopyla inc
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342 LICMOPHORA. Licmophora are foun
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3 44 LICMOPHORA. II. Frustules prof
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346 CLIMACOSPHENIA. Four species of
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348 DIATOMA. var. constrictum. (H.V
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350 DIATOMA. Very narrow, delicate,
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352 DENTICULA. D. tenuis Klitz. (Ba
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354 GRAMMATOPHORA. ANALYSIS OF SPEC
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356 Fig. 106. Tabellaria fenestrata
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35 TABELLARIA. B. Entetracyclus (Ra
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Page 392 and 393: 3 6 4 Fig. 116. Lamella oculata. LA
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Page 396 and 397: 3 68 SURIRELLA. GENUS 78. SURIRELLA
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Page 400 and 401: 372 SURIRELLA. S. Gemma Ehr. (Abh.,
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Page 404 and 405: 376 CAMPYLODISCUS. Analysis of the
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Page 420 and 421: 392 Group NITZSCHIA. 12. Bacillaria
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Page 424 and 425: 396 N. Brebissonii W. Sm. ! NITZSCH
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Page 434 and 435: 406 NITZSCHIA. var. incurva Grun. (
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Page 440 and 441: 412 Frustules consisting of numerou
Page 442 and 443: 414 here, RHIZOSOLENIA. Mr. Peragal
Page 444 and 445: 416 DACTYLIOSOLEN. R. alata Brightw
Page 446 and 447: 4i8 I.AUDF.RIA GENUS 87. LAUDERIA C
Page 448 and 449: 420 GENUS 88. Fig. 138. At they a d
Page 450 and 451: 422 CH/ETOCEROS. Valve elliptic, ha
Page 452 and 453: 4^4 DITYLUM. GENUS 90. DITYLUM BAIL
Page 454 and 455: 426 Fig. 143. Pyrgodiscus armatus.
Page 456 and 457: 428 GONIOTHECIUM. GENUS 95. GONIOTH
Page 458 and 459: 43 PYXILLA. GENUS 96. PYXILLA (GREV
Page 460 and 461: 432 SYNDETOCYSTIS. GENUS 100. SYNDE
Page 462 and 463: 434 STEPHANOPYXIS. at the acute api
Page 464 and 465: 43 6 THALASSIOSIRA. var. delicatula
Page 466 and 467: 433 MELOSIRA. Fig. 164. Pantocsekia
Page 468 and 469: 4+ MELOSIRA. ANALYSIS OF SPECIES. I
Page 470 and 471: 442 MELOSIRA. M. Jurgensii Ag. (Sys
Page 472 and 473: 444 MELOSIRA. beads are, in error,
Page 474 and 475: 446 I CYCLOTELLA. ANALYSIS OF SPECI
Page 476 and 477: 448 DRURIDGEA. The genus Podosira o
Page 478 and 479: f ; Valves unlike d > f Tribe XXI.
Page 480 and 481: 45 2 TERPSINOE. Fig. 175^. Isthmia
Page 482 and 483: 454 ANAULUS. Three forms inhabiting
Page 484 and 485: 45 6 HEM1AULUS. The figures in the
Page 486 and 487: 453 GRAYA. Ploiaria petasiformis Pa
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460 l'.AXTERIA. Rutilariopsis recen
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462 CLIMACODIUM. GENUS 128. CLIMACO
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4 6 4 BELLEROCHEA. StreptOtheca Tam
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466 BIDUULPHIA. IV. Eubiddulphie/E.
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468 a. Girdle view. a. BIDDULPHIA.
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470 f Valves furnished with costae
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472 BIDDULPHIA. Valve elliptic, lan
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474 BIDDULPHIA. formed of rather co
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476 ENTOGONIA. Valve triangular, wi
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47 8 ODONTOTROPIS. GENUS 136. ODONT
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480 HUTTONIA. Fig. 213. Huttonia al
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4 g 2 AULISCUS. GENUS 1M.-AULISCUS
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4 8 4 MONOPSIS. Valves elliptic or
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4 86 BERGONIA. GENUS 147. BERGONIA
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488 AULACODISCUS. A large number of
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49 ROPERIA. GENUS 151. ROPERIA GRUN
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492 Fig. 230. Perithyra denaria, PE
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494 ' Fig; 233. A. ( Debya) undulat
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49 6 ACTINOPTYCHUS. Symbolophora Eh
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49 3 ANTHODISCUS. GENUS 160. ANTHOD
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5 ASTEROLAMPREÊ. W. insignis Panl.
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o2 CLADOGRAMMA. GENUS 163. CLADOGRA
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504 ASTEROLAMPRA. GENUS 166. ASTERO
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So6 GENUS 170. Fig. 254. b Stictodi
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508 A single species : Radiopalma R
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5i B. Valves linear, rcniform, or c
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5*2 XANTHIOPYXIS. GENUS 175. XANTHI
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5*4 15RIGHTWELUA. Sect. II. Brightw
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5^ PORODISCUS. GENUS 180. PORODISCU
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5*8 P.RUNIA. rising in order to ben
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520 STEPHANODISCUS. Sect. IV. Hyali
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522 ACTINOCYCLUS. GENUS 186. ACTINO
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524 ACTINOCYCLUS. at the centre of
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526 COSCINODISCUS. works by Mr. Gru
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528 COSCINODISCUS. although the rea
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53 COSCINODISCUS. C. nobilis Grun.
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532 COSCINODISCUS. C. decipiens Gru
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534 COSCINODISCUS. and notes, as we
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536 1 Hi H JANISCHIA. p Fig. 2S1. H
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538 EUODIA. Section VI. Hemidisceê
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54 VAN HEURCKIELLA. Genera dubia v.
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542 Fig. 291. Heribaudia ternaria.
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544 angusta Greg. (Amphora) 130, pi
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54^ corona Ehr. (Systephania) 435 c
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548 Formosa? (Navicula) 164, 217, 2
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55 lanceolatum Donk. (Pleurosigma)
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55- var. gracilis 127, pi. 1, f. 16
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554 rupicola Gr. ( Cymbclla) 144 Ru
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556 Tryblionella (W. Sm.) Grunow. 3
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558 Terms Described. Acuminate 86,
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PLATE XIV. Fig. 593. Oampylodiscus
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PLATE XV. Tig. 438b. Hantzsohia amp
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Fig. PLATE XVI.
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PLATE XVIL Fig. 548. Nitzschia lanc
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PLATE XVIII. Fig. 603. Chaetoceros
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PLATE XIX. iig. 614. Melosira Roese
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Fig. PLATE XX.
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PLATE XXI. Fig. 638. Biddulphia tur
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PLATE XXII. Fig. 64-8. Actinoptychu
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PLATE XXIII. Fig. 658. Actinocyclus
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PLATE XXIV. Fig. 670. Amphora robus
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PLATE XXV. Fig. 695. Cymbella amphi
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Fig. PLATE XXVI.
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PLATE XXVII. Fig. 755. Navicula Hen
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Fig. PLATE XXVIII.
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PLATE XXIX. Fig. 803. Amphiprora ob
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PLATE XXX. g. 825. Epithemia gibber
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PLATE XXXI. Fig 350. Licmophora Ji.
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PLATE XXXII. Fig. 868. Campylodiscu
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PLATE XXXIII. Fig. 877. Nitzschia v
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PLATE XXXIV. Fig. 891. Isthmia nerv
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PLATE XXXV. Fig. 906. Amphora Pusio
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