Report on the zoological collections made in the Indo-Pacific Ocean ...

666 EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES.Fig. B. Cirolana tenuistylis, x 3. h, lateral view of the body,showing the form of the epimera, x 3 ; h' , interantennalplate.C. Cymodocea loncjistylis, adult c5' , x 6.D. Cerceis hidentata, var. aspericaudata, x 5. d, antennulesand antennae.Plate XXXIV.Fig. A. LeucotJioe brevidigitata, x 4. a, terminal segment andposterior iiropoda ; a', part of the leg of the first pair,showing the form of the distal process of the wrist-joint,palm, and minute dactyl; a", penult, joint and dactyl ofleg of the second pair.B. Ifec/amcera tliomsoni, x 5. 6, terminal segment ; h' , one ofthe legs of the first pair;6", one of the legs of the secondpair.C. Cajyrella attenuata, x 7.Plate XXXV.Fig. A. Achelia Icevis, var. australiensis, ventral view, X 30.a, dorsal view of the body of the same species, x 30 ;a',oculiferous tubercle.B. Phoxicliilidium lioelc'd, adult S , ventral view, x 7. h, oralaperture ; 6', lateral vielv of the oculiferous tubercle andmandible ; h" , one of the ovigerous legs.ALCYONARIANS.Plate XXXVI.Fig. A. Psammogorgia rectangidaris, tip of pinnule, x 4 ; a & a', theS]Dicules, X 40. From type (dry) specimen from PortDarwin, 12 fms.B. Ecliinomuricea indo-malaccensis, specimen in spirit, nat.size. B'. Portion of branch of same, X 4. From WarriorReef, Torres Straits. [Some specimens have the branchesstouter and the ends more decidedly clavate.]