Cerithium. Cynthia,—2 species.
Botryllus, do.
_Annelids_.
Phyllodoce, and other Nereid Polynoe squamata.
worms.
_Crustacea_.
4 or 5 species.
_Echinoderms_.
Echinus miliaris. Ophiocoma neglecla.
Asterias gibbosa. Cucumaria Hyndmanni.
— communis.
_Polypes_.
Sertularia pumila. Tubulipora patina.
— rugosa. — hispida.
— fallax. — serpens.
— filicula. Crisia eburnea.
Plumularia falcata. Cellepora pumicosa.
— setacea. Lepraliæ,—many species.
Laomedea geniculata. Membranipora pilosa.
Campanularia volubilis. Cellularia ciliata.
Actinia mesembryanthemum. — scruposa.
Actinia clavata. — reptans.
— anguicoma. Flustra membranacea, &c.
— crassicornis.
{163} Plate XI. fig. 1.
{167} Plate X. fig. 1.
{170} There are very fine specimens in the Crystal Palace.
{181a} Coryne ramosa.
{181b} Campanularia integra.
{182} Crisidia Eburnea.
{190} Aquarium, p. 163.
{201} P. 34. Figures of it are given in Plate VIII.
{203} P. 259.
{206} But if any young lady, her aquarium having failed, shall (as
dozens do) cast out the same Anacharis into the nearest ditch, she shall
be followed to her grave by the maledictions of all millers and
trout-fishers. Seriously, this is a wanton act of injury to the
neighbouring streams, which must be carefully guarded against. As well
turn loose queen-wasps to build in your neighbour’s banks.
{215} Very highly also, in interest, ranks M. Quatrefages’ “Rambles of a
Naturalist” (about the Mediterranean and the French Coast), translated by
M. Otté.
{220} Van Voorst & Co. price 3s.