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Glaucus; Or, The Wonders of the Shore
·
Charles Kingsley
163
{118}
A
Naturalist’s
Rambles
on
the
Devonshire
Coast,
p.
110.
{121}
Balanophyllia
regia,
Plate
V.
fig.
1.
{126a}
Amphidotus
cordatus.
{126b}
Echinus
miliaris,
Plate
VII.
{127}
See
Professor
Sedgwick’s
last
edition
of
the
“Discourses
on
the
Studies
of
Cambridge.”
{129}
Fissurella
græca,
Plate
X.
fig.
5.
{130a}
Doris
tuberculata
and
bilineata.
{130b}
Eolis
papi
losa.
A
Doris
and
an
Eolis,
though
not
of
these
species,
are
figured
in
Plate
X.
{136}
Plate
III.
{138}
Certain
Parisian
zoologists
have
done
me
the
honour
to
hint
that
this
description
was
a
play
of
fancy.
I
can
only
answer,
that
I
saw
it
with
my
own
eyes
in
my
own
aquarium.
I
am
not,
I
hope,
in
the
habit
of
drawing
on
my
fancy
in
the
presence
of
infinitely
more
marvellous
Nature.
Truth
is
quite
strange
enough
to
be
interesting
without
lies.
{139a}
Saxicava
rugosa,
Plate
XI.
fig.
2.
{139b}
Plate
VIII.
represents
the
common
Nassa,
with
the
still
more
common
Littorina
littorea,
their
teeth-studded
palates,
and
the
free
swimming
young
of
the
Nassa.
(Vide
Appendix.)
{140a}
Cypræa
Europæa.
{140b}
Botrylli.
{140c}
Molluscs.
Doris
tuberculata.
Sigaretus.
—
bilineata.
Fissurella.
Eolis
papillosa.
Arca
lactea.
Pleurobranchus
plumila.
Pecten
pusio.
Neritina.
Tapes
pullastra.
Cypræa.
Kellia
suborbicularis.
Trochus,—
2
species.
Shænia
Binghami.
Mangelia.
Saxicava
rugosa.
Triton.
Gastrochoena
pholadia.
Trophon.
Pholas
parva.
Nassa,—
2
species.
Anomiæ,—
2
or
3
species
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.
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