618 WORMS. ZOOPHYTA, 90. Madrepora. 



Ficoidts. Foliaceous, crefted, with fcattered ftars ; the lateral folia- 

 tions rlattifh, marginal ones fharply carinate: gills 

 foliaceous. 

 Inhabits the South fe a. Soland. and Ellis, p. I £9. n. 29; 



Acerofa* Foliaceous, crefted, with fcattered ftars ; lateral foliation's 

 flat, terminal ones fubcarinate: gills needle-fhaped. 

 Inhabits Soldnd* and Ellis* p. 159, it. 30V 



Lichen. Foliaceous, crefted, with obconic rounded rows of ftars and 

 very acute carinate fubflexuous obliquely placed fo- 

 liaiions. 



Inhabits the South jea. Soland, and Ellis, p. 160. ». 33. 



Jgaricites. Without ftem ; with carinate grooves and concatenate ftars. 



Soland- and Ellis CoralL p. 159, n t 32, 



Seba Muf. 3. tab. 1 10. /. 6. C C. 



drgenv. Qry&. p 367. tab. 22, f. 7. 



Knorr delic. I . p. 25. tab. A. X.f. t. 



Inhabits American I/lands; 5 or 6 inches in diameter: cinereous, 

 coniifting of various divergent femiorbicular gills, with nume- 

 rous Terpentine grooves, in the bottom of which are placed 

 the ftars. 



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Elephanto* Somewhat turbinate, with granulous parallel gills and fcat- 



tus, tered jagged prominulcnt ftars within. 



Pall. el. zooph. p. 290, ». 1 63. b. 



Inhabits the Indian Ocean} an intermediate fpecies between 



M. laftuca and agaricites : refembles a thin feffile undulately 



curled lamina, with the ftars difpofed nearly in the form of a 



quincunx. 



Crujlacea. Cruftaceous, with a flat ftellate furface compofed of thick 

 toothed concatenate rays. 

 Pall, ei zooph. p. 291. ». 170. 



Inhabits the American Ocean: obtufely conic, with the ftars dif- 

 pofed in a quincunx form. 



Incruftans. Unequal, with prominent conic truncate hollow ftars, 

 which are diitant at the tip and lamellate within. 

 Forjk.fn. Arab. p. 135. n. 16. 



Inhabits the Red fea. Stars about the lize of a pea at the bafc and 

 half the fize at the tip: probably not a diftincl: fpecies. 



Exefdc Cruftaceous, with reticulate concatenate ftars and abrupt 



conic acute interftices. 



- > Soland 



