CONTENTS. 



N'. 7. Small feathered Coralline^ with white^ tender, and 

 oppofte De?tticleSj bearing Vefides refembling the opening 

 Flonxiers of the Lily or Po}negranate, Plate IV. p. 8. 



N°. 8. Little creeping Coralli?iey having but few Branches, 

 afid the Denticles united in Pairs. Plate V. p. 9. 



N'. 9. Vefciilated Coralline, with a fliff indei^ted Stem end- 

 ing in a 'Tuft of forked Branches at the Top, and with De?t~ 

 tides lying flat upon the Branches. Id. p. 10. 



N'^. 10.- EreSl pennated Coralline, with Tienticles lying flat 

 on the Branches, refembling Spleenwort or Polypody, Plate 

 VI. p. II. 



N°. 1 1 . Moffy Coralline, with its Tufts and Branches bent 

 like a Sickle. Plate VII. p. 12. 



N**. 12. leathered and podded Coralline, with Denticles like 

 the Bloffo7ns of the Lily of the Valley. Plate VII. p. 1 3. 



N^. 13. Coralline, with Sickle-fhaped feathered Branches, 

 refembling the Feathers of a Pheafanis Tail, with Knobs 

 on its Stems. Plate VIII. p. t 4.. 



N°. 1 4. Coralline refemblifig the Horns of a Lobfter, and Co- 

 ralline full of Hair-like Branches. Plate IX. p. 15. 



N^ 15. BreB pipy Coralline, the f mall Branches difpofed 

 on the Stem like a Herring-Bone. Plate X. p. 17. 



N°. 16. Brijlly Coralline joi?ited like a Reed, with little Hair- 

 like Bra?iches proceeding alternately fro?n each Joi7it, Plate 

 XI. p. 19. 



No. 17. White gelatifjous Coralline, like the Conitrva. or Silk- 

 weed, with clear tender "joints, Plate XI. p. 20. 



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