4 Prot, 
PROTOZOl. 
nifera, and placed near Dactylopora and Acicularia^ as showing areolated 
shell-structure j its pores are closed. 
Globigerina (20) connects the hyaline forms with Dactylopora by its 
rudimentary canal system. 
Squamulina (5) is apparently the arenaceous representative of the 
CarpentericG. [Cf. also under Haliphysema {Spongiday\. 
Globigerina echinoides (12), p. 342, pi. xx, fig. 7, = Hastigerina murrayi, 
W. Th. (P. R. Soc. xxiv. 1876, p. 534). Is surrounded by alveoli. 
Globigerina bulloides (12), p. 343, pi. xx. fig. 8. Cell wall two-layered. 
Rotalina injlata (12), p. 344, pi. xx. figs. 9 & 10. 'J.'his generally, like 
all the observed specimens of the two preceding species, has but one 
nucleus. 
Pulvinulina (3 of Spongida) and other Rotalines taken in 60 fathoms, 
Cape Napoleon, Smith’s Sound. 
Eotia (P Rotalia) veneta, M. Sch., (10) p. 69, pi. i. figs. 4 a & 4 5. 
Archer (1 a) recapitulates the structure, &c., of many of the following, 
adding additional observations of his own as given below : — 
Mastig amoeba aspera^ Sch., p. 350, pi. xxi. fig. 24. 
Placopus ruber, Sch., p. 349, pi. xxi. fig. 23. 
Gymnophrys cometa, Cien., p. 348, pi. xxi. fig. 22. Perhaps a detached 
portion of a Gromia. 
Arachnula impatiens, Cien., p. 347, pi. xxi. fig. 21. 
Vampyrella spirogyrce, Cien., p. 347. 
Leptophrys cinerea and L. elegans,H. & L., p. 345, pi. xxi. figs. 19 
& 20 . 
Dactylosphcerium vitreum, H. & L., p. 344, pi. xxi. fig. 17. 
Hyalodiscus rubicundus, H. & L., p. 342, pi. xxi. fig. 16. 
Felomyxa lacustris, Gr., p. 337, pi. xxi. figs. 10-15. In England, only 
near London. 
Cochliopodium pellucidum and C. pilosu m, p. 334, pi. xxi. fig. 8. Form 
a distinct genus, probably next to A rcella. 
Troglodytes zoster, Gbr., p. 331, pi. xxi. figs. 1-7. Development given ; 
it is apparently identical with Chlamydophrys stercorea, Cien. 
Euglypha tincta. A., p. 330. Ireland and Scotland. 
Euglypha alveolata (14). Observed to bud, apparently in the same way 
as Chlamydophrys stercorea, Cien. 
Nebela flabellulum and N. miniata (14). Apparently conjugate, leaving 
the test and forming two new individuals. 
Euglypha ampullacea, H. & L., (1 a) p. 203, pi. xiii. fig. 7. 
Gromia paludosa, Cien., (1 a) p. 201, pi. xiii. fig. 6. Apparently an 
amphistomatous form, perhaps a Ditrema. 
Gromia (24). Is not a typical Reticularian, having both nucleus and 
contractile vacuole. 
Flatoum parvum, Sch., (1 a) p. 199, pi. xiii. fig. 4. Probably of the same 
genus as Chlamydophrys stercorea, Cien., p. 198, pi. xiii. fig. 3, which is 
possibly a Flagiophrys. 
Lecythium hyalinum, H. & L., (1 a) p. 197, pi. xiii. figs. 1 & 2. Pro- 
bably also a Flagiophrys. 
