A guide to the shell and starfish galleries : $b (Mollusca, Polyzoa, Brachiopoda, Tunicata, Echinoderma, and Worms)British Museum (Natural History). Department of Zoology
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A guide to the shell and starfish galleries : $b (Mollusca, Polyzoa, Brachiopoda, Tunicata, Echinoderma, and Worms)
British Museum (Natural History). Department of Zoology
Echinodermata; Mollusks; Worms
The last group of Worms here represented is that of the _Gephyrea_; with
the advance of our knowledge it is probable that they will be found to
be more intimately allied to the _Annulata_ than is now generally
supposed; it will be seen indeed that _Echiurus_ has bristles at its
hinder end; _Sipunculus_ is the best known representative of the unarmed
_Gephyrea_; _Bonellia_ is interesting both from the fact that it owes
its green colour to a matter closely resembling the chlorophyll of green
plants, and from the possession by the female of a proboscis, which is
protruded from the hole in the rock occupied by the worm: the male is
very much smaller than the female, and is not nearly so well developed.
Owing to the mode of lighting the Gallery, the visitor may have to shift
his position several times before gaining a good view of the whole
length of the proboscis.
INDEX.
Acanthaster, 114
Acanthobdella, 124
Acanthocephali, 122
Acmæidæ, 9
Actinometra, 113
Adeonidæ, 66
Ætheriidæ, 39
Alcyonidium, 67
Amaroucium, 99
Amathia, 67, 68
Amphineura, 7–9
Ampullariidæ, 14
Ancylus, 27
Annulata, 122
Anodonta, 39
Antedon, 111–113
Aphrodite, 122
Aplacophora, 9
Aplysiidæ, 23
Apoda, 115
Appendiculariidæ, 105
“Apple-Snails”, 14
Architeuthis, 48
Argonauta, 46
Ascaris, 120
Ascidia, 83, 93
Ascidiacea, 90
Ascidiæ Compositæ, 96
Ascidiæ Salpiformes, 99
Ascidiæ Simplices, 90
Ascopodaria, 73
Astartidæ, 38
Asterias, 108, 114
Asterina, 111
Asteroidea, 112, 113
Astrophyton, 114
Atlantidæ, 22
Auger-shells, 21
Auriculidæ, 26
Aviculidæ, 33
Bartlettia, 39
Basket-fish, 114
Basommatophora, 26
Bêche-de-mer, 115
Bipalium, 118
Bird’s head Coralline, 58
Bladder-worm, 117
Blastoidea, 112
Bloodworm, 124
Boat-shells, 20
Boltenia, 91, 92
Bonellia, 126
Borer, 43
Botryllidæ, 96, 97
Botrylloides, 97
Botryllus, 97, 98
Bowerbankia, 67
Brachiopoda, 74–82
Brechites, 44
Bristle-jawed worms, 122
Brittle Stars, 114
Bubble-shells, 23
Buccinidæ, 18, 19
Bugula, 58, 59
Bullidæ, 23
Caberia, 62
Calamaries, 4
Calyptræidæ, 14
Cardiidæ, 40
Carditidæ, 38
Carinariidæ, 22
Carinella, 118
Carrier-shells, 17
Cassididæ, 18, 19
Catenicellidæ, 66
Cavolina, 23
Cellularina, 58
Cephalopoda, 45–50
Cerithiidæ, 17
Cestoda, 116
Cestode parasites, 116
Chætoderma, 9
Chætognatha, 122
Chætopoda, 116, 122
Chama, 41
Chelyosoma, 93
Chilostomata, 57
Chirodota, 115
Chiroteuthis, 47
Chitonidæ, 7, 8
Chloeia, 122
Clams, 41
Clavagellidæ, 44
Clavelina, 94, 95
Clavelinidæ, 94
Clione, 24
Coat-of-mail shells, 7
Cockle, 40
Colella, 97, 98
Comatulidæ, 111
Conchologists, 17
Conidæ, 21
Convoluta, 118
Coralliophilidæ, 20
Corbula, 42
Cowries, 14
Crania, 74, 80
Creeping Coralline, 60
Crepidula, 14
Crinoidea, 112
Crinoids, 109
Crisia, 69
Crisiidæ 69
Cristatella, 71, 72
Cryptochiton, 8
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