LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.


No.
[Frontispiece],1
[Compound Vorticellæ],2
["Granny]," Sir John Dalyell's celebrated Anemone,3
[A. Troglodytes],4
[A. Crassicornis],5
[Edible Crab],6
[Edible Crab] casting its Shell (from Nature),7
[Spider Crab],8
[Shore Crab],9
[Porcelain Crab],10
[Hermit Crab],11
[Hermit Crab] in Shell of Large Whelk,12
[Ship Barnacles],13
[Acorn Barnacles] attached to Shell of the Limpet,14
[The Limpet], as seen from beneath,15
[Laminated Nereis],16
[Common Mussel],—Shell open,17
[Common Mussel],—Shell closed,18
[The Beröe],19
[Fan Amphitrite],20
[Terebella Figulus],21
[Terebella Littoralis],22
[The Sea-Mouse],23
[Doris],24
[Young of Doris],25
[Eolis],26
[The Pholas], and Valves of its Shell,27
[The Brittle Star],28
[Common Cross-fish],29
[Common Sun-Star] (with 14 rays),30
[Purple-tipped Sea-Urchin],31
[Purple-tipped Sea-Urchin], Spine of,32
[Purple-tipped Sea-Urchin], Suckers of,33
[The Aplysia], or Sea-Hare,34
[Teeth] of the Sea-Urchin (two views),35
[The Sea-Cucumber],36
[Serpulæ] attached to piece of rock,37
[The Solen], or Razor Fish,38
[The Blenny],39
[The Viviparous Blenny],40
[The Spotted Blenny], or Gunnel-fish,41
[The Montagu Sucker-fish] (three views),42
[The Montagu Sucker-fish], Sucker of (magnified),43

[CHAPTER I.]