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Stichojpus selenhce, Barrois, 1882.- 
Deposits widely open, rare C-shaped bodies; large irregularly formed, perforated 
plates ; a few cruciform or star-like bodies, the latter with three arms. 
Hahitat. — Concarneau on the west coast of France (Barrois). 
The description is summary and too incomplete to convey an exact idea of the 
animaL Barrois says that it resembles Sticliopus chloronotus in external 
appearance. He does not mention anything about pedicels, papillae, &c. 
Stichopus lucifugus {Holothuria), Quoy and Gaimard, 1833 ; Brandt, 1835 ; Selenka 
1868. 
Deposits — granulated, spinous, curved rods. 
Habitat. — Carteret (Quoy and Gaimard). 
Stichopus albifasciatus {Holothuria), Quoy and Gaimard, 1833 ; Brandt, 1835. 
Habitat. — Tonga (Quoy and Gaimard). 
Stichopus luteus {Holothuria), Quoy and Gaimard, 1833 ; Brandt, 1835 ; Selenka, 
1868. Holothuria monotuherculata, Quoy and Gaimard, 1833. Stichopus 
unituherculatus, Brandt, 1835. 
Habitat. — Tonga and Port Louis in Mauritius (Quoy and Gaimard), Mauritius 
(Hofiinann). 
Stichopus sp., Bell, 1884. 
Habitat. — Australia (Bell). 
Allied to Stichopus chloronotus. 
Genus 3. Mulleria, Jaeger, 1833. 
Tentacles twenty to twenty-seven. Ambulacral appendages in the shape of 
pedicels on the ventral surface and papillae on the dorsal. Seldom an arrange- 
ment of the pedicels in longitudinal series visible. A single genital bundle 
present, situated on the left side of the dorsal mesentery. Anus surrounded 
by five calcareous teeth. No C-shaped deposits in the body -wall. 
