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the fore part. Inhabits intestines of sickly 
children. 2 inches long. 
See MS. P. 
14—2. ‘'Tricnopa. Spec. 690. 
sol, (hair-head sun,) globular, and every where 
radiate with hairs. | 
See MS. P. : 
4—3. Tricnorus. Spec. 1. 
trichopterus, iris golden ; pectoral fins thin, anat 
and caudal spotted with white. 4 inches long. 
See MS, P. 
4—3. "Frieta. Spec. 14. 
/yra, (gurnard, piper,) appendages three ; nostrils 
tubular; tail lunate. ‘Pwo feet long. 
See MS. P. 
2—5. Trinaa. Spec. 48. 
vanellus, (lapwing,) legs red,.crest pendent; breast 
black. Coleurs greatly variegated ; flesh and 
eggs delicious, 
interpres, (turustone, sea dottrel,) legs red ; hody 
black varied with white and ferruginous ; breast 
and belly white. 
nove voracensis, (saudpiper, dusky, white beneath; 
breast spotted with brown ; tail cinereous ; tail 
with black and white lines. 
lobata, (phalarope,) bill subulate, bent in at the 
tip ; feet pinnate ; breast waved with white ; 
feet lobate. | ee 
cinclus, (sanderling, purre, stint,) bill and ‘legs 
black; leres white; body and rump grey and 
brown. Seven and a half inches long. 
See MS. P. . 
