Another small paper containes the rude draughts of fibulæ marinæ pellucidæ, [_see Note 90_] or sea buttons a kind of squalder & referring to vrtica marina which I haue obserued in great numbers by yarmouth after a flood & easterly winds. They resemble pure crystall buttons chamfered or welted on the sides with 2 small holes at the ends. They cannot bee sent for the included water or thinne gelly soon runneth from them. Vrtica marina minor jonstoni [_see Note 90_] I haue often found on this coast. [Continued on fol. 39 _verso_.] Physsalus [_see Note 89_] I haue often found also I haue one dryed but it hath lost its shape & colour. Galei & caniculæ [_see Note 56_] are often found I haue a fish hanged up in my yard of 2 yards long taken among the Herrings at yarmouth which is the Canis carcharias alius Johnstoni. Tab. vi fig. 6. Lupus marinus you mention upon an handsome experiment butt I find it not in the catalogue. This Lupus marinus or Lycostomus is often taken by our seamen wch fish for cods I haue had diuers brought mee. they hang up in many howses in Yarmouth. Trutta marina is taken with us--a better dish than the Riuer trowt butt of the same bignesse. Loligo sepia a cuttle page 191 of your Pinax [_see Note 80_] I conceiue worthy Sr it were best to putt them in 2 distinct lines as distinct species of the Molles. The loligo, calamare or sleue I haue often found cast up on the seashoare & some haue been brought mee by fishermen of aboue [20 _crossed out_] twentie pound wayet. Among the fishes of our Norwich riuer wee scarce reckon salmons [_see Note 92_] yet some are yearly taken. butt all taken in the Riuer or coast haue the end of the lower jaw very much hooked which enters a great way into the upper jaw like a socket. you may find the same though not in figure if you please to read Johnstonus fol 101 I am not satisfied with the conceit of some authors there that is [it?] is a difference of male and female for all ours are thus formed. The fish is thicker than [oth _crossed out_] ordinarie salmons and very much & more largely spotted whether not rather Beccard gallorum or Anchorago Scaligeri I haue bothe draught & head of one dryed either of wch you may command. Scyllarus or cancellus in turbine tis probable you have [_see Note 84_]. haue you cancellus in nerite a small testaceous found upon this coast. [_Fol. 40._] Haue you mullus ruber asper [_see Note 63_]. Haue [you] piscis octangularis Bivormii?[Q] [_see Note 66_, also pp. 65 and 87 _infra_]. [Q] Thus in the MS., but Browne seems to have intended to write Bicornis Vormii, and accidentally to have run the two words together [_see_ p. 41 _supra_]. vermes marini larger than earthwormes [_see Note 91_] digged out of the sea sand about 2 foot deepe at an ebbe water for bayte they are discouered by a little hole or sinking of the sand at the top aboue them.