CLASSIFICATIONS OF ZOOPHYTES. 447 



Ord. V. Tubulariees Tibiane. Nais. Tubulaire. Cornulaire. 

 Telesto. Liagore. Neomeris. 



Section II. 

 POLYPIERS CALCIFERES. A calcareous substance mixed with the 



animal matter or covering it, apparent in all its states. 

 Ord. VI. Acetabulariees. Acetabulaire. Polyphyse. 

 Ord. VII. Corallinees. Galaxaure. Nesee. Janie. Coralline. Cy- 

 mopolie. Amphiroe. Halimede. Udotee. 



Section III. 



POLYPIERS CORTICIFERES. Composed of two substances, an exte- 

 rior and enveloping, named the bark or crust ; the other, called 

 the axis, placed in the centre and sustaining the first. 

 Ord. VIII. Spongiees. Ephydatie. Eponge. 

 Ord. IX. Gorgoniees. Anadyomene. Antipathe. Gorgone. 



Plexaure. Eunic6e. Municee. Primnoe. Corail. 

 Ord. X. Iside"es. Melitee. Mopsee. Isis. 



DIVISION II. 

 POLYPIDOMS ENTIRELY STONY AND INFLEXIBLE. 



Section I. 

 POLYPIERS FORAMINES. Cells small, perforated, almost tubular, 



without internal plates. 

 Ord. XI. Escharees. Adeone. Eschare. Retepore. Discopore. 



Diastopore. Obalie. Celleporaire. 



Ord. XII. Milleporees. Ovulite. Reteporite. Lunulite. Orbulite. 

 Ocellaire. Melobesie. Eudee. Alveolite. Distichopore. 

 Homere. Krusensterne. Tilesie. Theonee. Chrysaore. Mil- 

 lepore. Terebellaire. Spiropore. Idmon^e. 



Section II. 

 POLYPIERS LAMELLIFERES. Stony, the cells in the form of lamellated 



stars, or waved furrows garnished with lamellae . 

 Ord. XIII. Caryophyllaires. Caryophillie. Turbinolopse. Tur- 



binolie. Cyclolite. Fongie. 

 Ord. XIV. Meandrinees. Pavone. Apsendesie. Agarice. Mean- 



drine. Monticulaire. 



Ord. XV. Astrees. Echinopore. Explanaire. Astree. 

 Ord. XVI. Madreporees. Porite. Seriatopore. Pocillopore. Ma- 

 drepore. Oculine. Styline. Sarcinule. 



