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Lrevckart. Wiegmann’s Archiv, 1859, p. 232. Ann. of Nat. 
Hist. 3 ser. vol. iv. 1859, pp. 422-429. 
Littsesore, Witn. Nova Acta Reg. Soc. Sc. Upsal. Ann. of 
Nat. Hist. 3 ser. vol. vi. pp. 162-173 and pp. 260-267. 
EXPLANATION OF PLATE I. 
Fig. 1. Larva of Sacculina; first stage: a, eye; 6, cesophageal ring ?; 
c, horns of carapace; d, first pair of feet; d', second pair of feet ; 
d", third pair of feet; e, terminal spines; jf, supposed anterior 
spines; g, central cellular mass of the body. 
Fig. 2. Dissection of S. triangularis: a, portion of external sac reflected ; 
6, peduncle ; c, ovario-branchial orifice; d, horny disk ; e, corium; 
h, internal ovaries ; 7, ovigerous lamella ; k, portion of peduncle 
prolonged beyond the horny disk; J, vesicles; 0, tubercle of 
anterior surface. 
Fig. 3. Anterior surface of interior ovaries removed from their connexions: 
g, the septum; h, mass of internal ovaries; 0, tubercle (ovi- 
duct ?); e, portion of adhering corium [these letters apply also to 
fig. 3']; J, the vesicles. 
Fig. 3’. Posterior view of internal ovaries of S. carcini. 
Fig. 4. Sacculina triangularis ; external skin and corium reflected: a, ex- 
ternal skin covered internally by the corium; 7, ovigerous la- 
melle. 
‘ig. 5. Ovigerous sac, showing the anterior and posterior folds which 
embrace the internal ovaries. 
Fig. 6. Mass of ova from the ovigerous lamelle. 
Fig. 7. Greatly magnified view of one of the vesicles, drawn from a fresh 
specimen: a, the duct of the vesicle; c, the structure found in 
the interior of the vesicle; 5, the horny substance found at the 
commencement of the duct. 
Fig. 8. The same organ as fig. 7, drawn from a specimen preserved in 
alcohol: a, the convoluted duct; 6, the horny process. 
Fig. 9. The structure found in the interior of the vesicle, removed. 
Fig. 10. Sacculina carcini, with no ovigerous lamelle, nat. size: b, the 
peduncle; 0’, intestine of crab; c, ovario-branchial orifice. 
Fig. 11. Sacculina triangularis, nat. size. (Same references as in fig. 10.) 
Fig. 12. S. carcini distended with ova. 
Fig. 13. Posterior view of fig. 12: d, horny attachment of peduncle; 
k, prolonged portion of the same. 
Fig. 14. A group of S. triangularis. 
Fig. 15. S. inflata (after Leuckart). 
ig. 16. Enlarged view of the vesicles of S. carcini. 
IV.—Descriptions of two new Species of Coleoptera from Angola. 
By the Bardo po CastTELLo pe Patva, Professdr de Botan- 
nica na Academia Polytechnica do Porto. 
Tue following two species of Coleoptera were discovered in An- 
gola by my learned friend Dr. Frederic Welwitsch; and I 
have great pleasure in naming one of them after him, and the 
other after M. Sabin Berthelot, the French consul at Teneriffe 
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