6i4 worms. ZOOPHYTA. 89. Tubipora. 
ORDER IV. ZOOPHYTA. 
Compofite animals, ejflorefcing like vegetabU^- 
89. TUBIPORA. Animal a Nereis ? 
confifting of erccT hollow cylindrical 
rallel aggregate tabes. Jubipo’’!'^' 
With fafciculate conne£ted tubes, and tranfverfe 
membranaceous difrepiments. 
Natur. Mi/iell. tab. 98. ‘lournef. Inft. tab. 342. 
Bauh. lUji. ‘i-fig. 2. Bejl. MuJ. Lochn. tab. 23. 
Bonan Muf. Kirch, tab, 289,^^. 14. 
Moris, Hist. 3. /. 15. tab, zo. jig. 22. 
Petiv. Gaz> tab. 67. fg. 10, 1 1. a-v. tab. 93. 
Wel/ch Hecaji, tab. 44. / altnt Ind. litt. tab. 8 . _fig. 5. 
Buttn. Coral, p. 1 8. tab. I. jlg. 3. 
Bumpf. AksI. 6. tab. 85. jig. 2. 
&eba Muf. 3. tab. I \ Q , fig. 89. Knorr delic, tab. A. 3j 
Arginv. conch, tab. 26. fig. A. 
Martini conch. \ . p. ZI. ’vign. 2. 
2. Pell. Zooph. ed. Beig, tab. 10. Eg. 2 . 
Inhabits Indian and American feas, fixed to rocks and of” 
corals : bright fcarlet, confiding of an afibrtment of 
parallel tubes rifing over each other by ftages like the celb ® 
an honey-comb, divided by tranfverfe partitions. The lndi<t* 
ufe it in cafes of ftrangury and wounds inflidled by vensmO'' 
animals. 
Catenulata. With parallel tubes united into an anaftomozing varioufl/ 
twifted kind of net-work. 
Amaru. Acad. \,p. 103. tab. t^.f.zo, 
Brcmel. lithogr.jp. 2. tab 23 — 27. 
Helb. lithogr. tab. 5. f. I — 6, tab. 6. f. 1. 
Buttn. Corallogr. tab. \, f, 2. 
Volkm. Elef. fubt, tab. ^ 8 ./. 7. tab. 20. f, 3. ^ 
Found call frequently on the lliores ©f the Baltic ; confifting ® 
an ereft membrane not feparated by divifions, varioufly twift*^ ’ 
with afaftigiate margin of one row of concatinate tubes. 
*Serpens. With cretR cylindrical very fliort diftant axillary tubes, nfl 
a creeping dichotomous divaricate bafe. 
Ellis CoralUp. 74. n. 6. tab. 27. f. E. e. 
Amxn.Acad. \.p. loy. tab. f. z6. 
Maf. Tejjln. tab, 3 . f, 3 . Plane, conch, tab. 18 . N. n, , 
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