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Piece externe de la partie inferleure de Varceau branchiale. 



Cuvier. 

 Phireal inferieure. Geoffroy. 



43. Epibranchials. Owen, Parker. 



Oberes Stiick des Kiemenbogens. Vogt and Yung. 

 Partie superieure de Varceau branchiale. Cuvier. 

 Piece branchiale. (Not differentiated by name from No. 43.) 



Agassiz. 

 Plureal superieure. Geoffroy. 

 Superior branchihyals. Vogt and Yung. 



44. Suspensory pharyngeal. Starks. 



Stylet de prcjniere arceau branchiale. Cuvier. 

 Upper epibranchial ofjirst brattchial arch. Owen. 

 VerbindungstUck. Vogt and Yung. 



45. Upper or Superior pharyngeals. Parker, Giinther, Geoff roy, Cope. 

 Ep ipha ryngea Is. Gill. 



Obere Schlundknocken. Meckel, Vogt and Yung. 

 Os pharyngien superieur. Agassiz. 

 Os pharyngeufn superius. Stannius. 

 Pharyngo-branchial. Owen. 



46. Lower or Inferior pharyngeals. Owen, Giinther, Parker. 

 Cerato-branchial of fifth arch. Owen. 

 Hypopharyngeals. Gill. 



Tnfrapharyngeals. Cope. 



Ossa pharyngea inferiora. Stannius. 



PharyngieJts inferieurs. Cuvier. 



Pharyngeal arch. Owen. 



Untere Schlundknochen. Vogt and Yung. 



47. Gill-rakers. In general English use. 

 Kie7nenstechel. In general German use. 



48. Supraorbital.^ Owen. 



Sur-orbitatre. Cuvier, Agassiz. 

 Oberaugenhohlenbein. Meckel. 

 Oberajigenbein. In German use. 



49. Preorbital. Gill. 

 Adorbital. Geoffroy. 



1 This element not occurring in the species here figured it seems useless to 

 make a separate drawing from another species as the term is self-explanatory. 



