jiS WORMS. INFUSORIA. 113. Vibrio. 
In pafte, vegetable fedtment and snfufioni of grain : pelln^*^' 
with hardly vifibJe intertines, but fonictimes a tnnfverle I'*”/ 
in the middle, and rarely a longitudinal row of globules ; 1^!* 
oviparous. A variety is found in fea water, in no refp^”* 
difiering. 
Vtrietdas. Round, the fore-part narrow and truncate, the hind-ps^* 
yentricofe, 
Adams microfc, /. 475. «. yj. 
In putrid water: foinething refembling a bottle in Ibapc, th* 
upper part pellucid, the lower part filed with molecules, t*’*' 
neck perpetually moving about. 
Tafciola. Tapering at tiic fore-part, broader in the middle, poin*^ 
at the hind-part. 
Adams mkrnjc. p. 475. «. 74. 
In water thawed from the froft, pellucid, with molecular 
in the middle and an alimentary canal jull vilible : very 
in motion. 
Golpmhscs. Thick, pointed at the end, the neck a little bent. 
Adams tnkroje. p. 476. «. 7^. 
Body fomeching reicmbling a bird, of flow motion, with 
trank fometbing triangular, and a round obtufe aeck- 
Cygaus. Ventricofe, with a crook»d neck. 
Adams microfe. p *. 78. . 
In ftagnant water : tody fwelling out in the middle part, and ft* 
of dark molecules and lucid inteftines, the neck equal to d’* 
reft of the body r very fmall and inadlive. 
i 
*An/er. Elliptic, with a long neck and tubercle on the back, 
Adams mierofe. p.J^yj. tab. z^. Jig. 27. 29. 
In water where duck-weed grows : elliptic, round, full of tno^^' 
cules, produced into a bending neck on the fore-part long*^ 
than the body, the hind-part (harp and bright. 
* 01 or. Elliptical, with a very long neck clavate at the end. 
Adams microfe. p. 478. tab. 2^. fig. 28. 
Donomad s Brit. tnj. tab. 32. fig. 1. 
In water replete with decayed vegetables : membranaceous, dil*^ 
able, moving the neck perpetually, feme what pointed behio®' 
Falx. Gibbous, obtufe behind, with 3 crooked neck. 
Adams microjc. p. 478, ». 8l. 
in marlhy water; pellucid, above flat, beneath gibbous, 
a fixed curved neck, the body filled with minute globules 
2 larger lucid ones. Pifluen^' 
