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Genus Heemadion, Kinberg. 
Hermadion pdlucidum , Ehlers, Die Borstenwiirmer, i. p. 105, 
pis. 3 & 4. 
Occasionally in deep water amongst corallines and shells. 
Hermadion assimile, McIntosh. 
Amongst the debris in the fishing-boats. This species is 
easily discriminated from the foregoing (in spirit) by the 
presence of a brownish-black band commencing behind the 
head, and continuing along the central line to the tail. Dorsal 
bristles with the rows of spikes much less marked, and with 
a notch at the tip of each bristle ; the ventral bristles have a 
somewhat blunt tip, with processes or beaks which differ 
characteristically from those of the foregoing. 
Genus Halosydna, Kinberg. 
Halosydna gelatinosa , Sars; Mgrn. op. cit . p. 14. 
Not uncommon under stones in rock-pools and in the 
stomach of the cod. 
Genus Malmgeenia, MTntosh. 
Molmgrenia andreapolis , MTntosh. 
Amongst the debris in the fishing-boats, in the stomachs of 
cod and haddock, and abundantly on the West Sands after 
storms. The scales have a persistent brown belt. Dorsal 
bristles terminated by a peculiar knob; ventral bifid, but the 
distal process is constituted by a modification of the knob. 
Genus Enipo, Mgrn. 
Enipo Kindergi, Mgrn. op. cit. p. 15. 
Occasionally in the stomachs of cod and haddock. 
