This polype has also generally long arms, in number about seven; it is of a yellowish colour, small towards the bottom; it is represented at [Plate XXI.] Fig. 6.
4. Hydra pallens, tentaculis subsenis mediocribus.
The arms of this polype are generally about six in number, and of a moderate length.
5. Hydra hydatula, tentaculis quaternis obsoletis corpore vesicario. [Plate XXI.] Fig. 1, 2, 3, 4.
This polype has a vesicular body, and four obsolete arms; is found in the abdomen of sheep, swine, &c.
6. Hydra stentorea, tentaculis ciliaribus corpore infundibuliformi.
This polype has been called tunnel-shaped; the mouth is surrounded with a row of hairs; it is represented at [Plate XXII.] Fig. 27 and 28.
7. Hydra socialis, mutica torosa rugosa.
Bearded, thick, and wrinkled. [Plate XXI.] Fig. 11.