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SAGAllTIAD.E. 
Locality. 
The coasts of England and Scotland. Hollows in rocks between tide- 
marks. 
Varieties. 
* With chai’acteristic marks on disk and tentacles. 
а. Scolopacina. The condition above described. (Tenby: Torquay.) 
Plate II. Jiff. 5. 
/3. Ilypoxantha. Disk and tentacles pinkish drab: the latter strongly 
barred, with the B indistinct ; each tentacle full orange. (F. H. West in 
litt.) 
7. Badifrons. Disk ground-colour pale umber-broivn : tentacles wholly 
pellucid grey. (F. H. West in litt.) 
5. Alhicornis Disk, ground-colour French-grey ; tentacles wholly ojiaque 
white. (F. H. W. in litt.) 
** With characteristic marks on tentacles only. 
б. Niffrifrons. Column greenish drab, duskier towards the summit. 
Disk uniform blackish-grey ; summits of mouth-angles oi-ange-cream- 
colour. Tentacles pellucid, for the most part marked with an undehned 
long patch of opaque orange-cream-colour on the lowest third of the front; 
above this three remote spots of opaque white on the front face. The 
j3 distinct when searched foi*, but nearly mei-ged in the dark hue of the 
disk. (Morecambe Bay.) 
Fulvicornis. Column drab, blackish at the summit. Disk dull 
umber; each radius with an undefined centre of black in the exterior 
half; the interior third wholly drab, separated by black lines. Lip 
narrow, orange. Tentacles short, remarkably blunt; numerous, in five 
rows ; uniform oxiaque xiale orange ; the strong, and distinct. Between 
the bases of the tentacles black radial lines are continued on a fawn ground, 
which becomes orange marginally, with a pretty effect. (Morecambe Bay.) 
rj. Pallidicornis. Column dull gi'ey, blackish above, becoming dull 
rusty immediately at the summit. Disk dull sex^ia-bi'own ; the radii sepa- 
rated by slender black lines : xn'iniary radii with a central white spot 
broadly margined with black. Tentacles short, very blunt, set in five full 
rows ; oiiaque dull cream-white, the front with a line of faint orange, and 
a broad ill-defined strix^e of blackish down each side; each tipped with 
a round dark spot. The U separated into its constituent halves, by a 
dividing line of whitish. (Morecambe Bay.) Plate I. Jiff. 3. 
6. Aurora. Agrees with a in column and disk, and in the form and 
comparative fewness of the tentacles ; but the colour of these organs 
is brilliant orange, with the B rather ill-defined. (Tenby : Torquay ) 
Plate 111. Jiffs. 1, 2. 
