[133] _Antennularia antennina_, figured in Plate XXXI., springing
from the lower left corner. It will be easily recognised from the
description.
[134] For details and figures of these developments, I beg to refer the
reader to my _Naturalist’s Rambles on the Devonshire Coast_.
[135] _Scalpellum vulgare_, seen in Plate XXXI., in the position
described in the text.
[136] _Balanus balanoides_, of which a group is seen in the extreme
left of the foreground in Plate XXXI.; _B. porcatus_, a single
specimen, is a little to the right.
[137] _Lepas anatifera_. A group, the size of life, is seen depending
in the upper right-hand corner of Plate XXXI.
[138] _Pyrgoma Anglicum_, of which three specimens are seen attached to
a _Caryophyllia Smithii_, at the left side of Plate XXXI.
[139] _Zoologist_, pp. 7054, 7111.
[140] _Serpula contortuplicata_, a mass of which forms the subject of
Plate XXXII., mingled with _S. triquetra_.
[141] Some in this infant state are seen in Plate XXXIII.
[142] Brit. Annelida, in _Rep. Brit. Assoc._, 1851.
[143] _Zoologist_, p. 5976.
[144] _Vide supra_, p. 135.
[145] _Sabella tubularia_, represented as occupying the foreground and
the left-hand side of Plate XXXIII.
[146] I have figured a group in the centre of Plate XXXIII. I cannot
satisfactorily identify it with any species described in Grube’s _Fam.
der Anneliden_. It has some affinities with the _Sabella penicillus_
of Müller; and still more with _S. gracilis_ of Grube. This latter is
defined, however, as wanting the two naked threads by the mouth, which
in my little species are sufficiently conspicuous. I must leave it
undetermined.
[147] _Sabella bombyx_, represented in Plate XXXIII., towards the right
hand, springing out of a group of Serpula tubes.
[148] _Intellectual Observer_, vol. iii. p. 77.