WORMS. ZOOPHYTA. go. Madrepora. 625 
^‘^bcuJaris Gy Tmders united: ftars concave, with a rather prominent 
centre. 
Cavolin, fol- mar. t-~ 5 " 6— 8. 
Inhabits the Mediterranean: roundiih, brown, with oiten dutina 
lateral cylinders, tranfverfcly wrinkled outwardly : the inha~ 
hitaut is an Aftinia, and is a large llugglfh animal. 
Joints turbinate, proliferous, coalefcing at the extreme 
margin : liars truncate, with a concave cylindrical di(k. 
Amcen. Acad. l.p. 93 * 4 ‘ f' 3 ‘ 
Volkm, Stkf./ubt. I./. 121. tab. 19 ./. I. a, b. 
Knorr petrif. 2. 2. tab. !••. jig. 2. tab. G. I», f. 2. and 3. 
Suppl. tab. vi. b./. 3. ^ . 
Found foflVle : a little rugged, with joints of equal length and 
breadth,' 
^‘^Uaris, Joints proliferous, central, folitary: liars connecled by a 
dilated margin. 
Amcen. Acad. 1. p, 94. 4 - J^S- 4 - 
Found foffile on the Ihores of Gothland: Items fimp’e, pataliel, 
erea, as thick as a finger, and a palm or more long: bark 
obfoletcly Itriafe, with cup-lhaped joints an inch long. 
^'ianum. Corals cylindrical, fmooth, dillant, combined, with de- 
fletSed membranes. 
Amcen. Acad. l.p. 96. tab. 1. , r m 
Inhabits the Red Sea, but is more frequently found foUiIc : cy- 
linders parallel, as thick as an oat-ftra-w. 
^"^irgenc. Subglobular, with divergent Cylinders Handing out beyond 
"^the furface twice fheir diameter. 
Forjk./n.Aigypt.Arab.p. n. ig, 
I'onnd foffile; probably a variety of the iafe 
'‘^‘ificalis. Corals cylindrical, llriate, dillant, united by numerous 
tranfverfe diflepiments. 
Shaw Katur. Mifceli. tab. 4 ' 4 ' 
Ellis Phikjhph. franfaS. S 3 '/- 432 - >■ ‘ 4 * 
Borlafe Cornwall, p. 241. tab.i']. fig. 7. 
Soland. and EllisCcrall. p. 165. n, 34. _ ^ 
Inhabits the 0 «aK, and is fometimes _ca{t on the in pi 
coafis, and often found petrified: coral white, and Oiten very 
large. 
^^^icnl/iia Stars unequal, the gills with ari eievatcd inargm, the larger 
ones acute wdth a proccis at the bafe , iiitcrllicesgrooted. 
Inhabits Soland. and Ellis, p. i 56 . tab. 49. /. i. 
vor,. IV, — 4 li 
Faveolata. 
