6 U WORMS. ZOOPHYTA. 96. Alcyomum. 
Ellis Corallines i p. ^•j.tah. f D. 
Bafter op. fubs. t. tab. l.Jig. 5. s. 
Blanc, conch, ed. z. p. 1 1 9. tah. \o, fif^, A. 
Johns It. Cant. p. 3. f. 3. ^tba Muf. 3. t. 98. f. 4. 
Inhabits European exii North Seas, adhering to marine fubllan^^*’ 
and is fometirars roundifh, fometimes branched, 
Manus Irregularly fhaped, with obtufe perforaterl protuberances; 
Diaboti, Seta Mu/. 3. tab. 97. 3 ? 
Inhabits /irr/fl«d'; refembles the dry pulp of a Lycoperdon : 
outfide (inooth, and protruding above into a few ihort oblU'^ 
finger -like projeflions which are perforated at the tip, 
^Arenefum, Flat, femicircular, cottfifting of agglutinated fand, 
yellowilli-brown. 
Shasw Natur. Mjcetl. tab. ZJZ, 
Ellis Corail. p. 74. tab. aj. /g. c. 
Fluftra arenot'a. Solandcri 3 Ellis, p. 17, n, to. 
Eranfaii. Linn. Soc, v. p. 230. tah. 10, 
Inhabits European Qt/aps, adhering to Fuci and Ihells, covers® 
with fmali cclU, and friable when dry. 
Botryoides. Yellow-piirple, with a thick fliipofe Hem ramifying on the 
upper part, with very thick crowded branchets. 
Shanu Natur. Mijctll. tab 376. 
Spongia floribunda Pull. Zooph. p. 378. Gmelin, p. 3824. 
Inhabits the coaits of Ne-itt Holland, adhering to rocks. 
S/rauand principal branches pale yellow, the fmalier ramificatio')* 
bright crimfon or purple: fubjiance foftifh, tough ; the teritU' 
nal clutters confiding of divided and fubdivided tubular pr®' 
cefles, each ending in a pale yellow flower fhaped organ p®*'' 
forated at the top; refembles a Cauliflower head. 
Maja. Irregularly fliaped, fulvou', fpongy, patulous, with 5 radiatf 
Itars each having a black centre. 
Mall. Zod, Dun, 3. />• «• tab, 8l.y. I, 2, 
Inhabits the Norzuay leas, 
Craniunt. Tuberous, white, briHly. 
Poiitopp. Norrw. t, p. 252. tab, tj,/. 10. 
Inhabits the feas round Norway. 
Bubrum. Cruftaceous, foft, carmine, with decpei;-coloured fcatter^^ 
dots. 
Mull. Zool. Dost. 3,75. 2. tab. %2.f. I — 4. 
Inhabits the Nor-way feas. 
