
 
        
         
		DORIDIMJ. 
 D. cocdnea.  Lateral spines numerous,  about 60 on each side;  those near the centre very short, broad,  
 bicuspid, hooked;  increasing suddenly into very long, slender, bifid, arched  spines towards the  
 side?.  No central spine.  About  65 rows;  pale  yellowish.  60*0*60.  Fig. 6. a, an outside  
 spine much enlarged;  b,  an inside spine much  enlarged. 
 D. repanda.  Lateral  spines  about  22  on  each  side,  more  or  less  curved;  those  next  the  centre  
 stout,  denticulated  on  each  side;  the  outside ones  longer  and more  slender,  also  strongly  
 denticulated on the margin.  A triangular  central  spine, the  apex  obtuse  and  curved,  with  
 4 denticles.  68 rows.  22*1*22.  Fig.  7 ;  and Fam.  1, PI.  1,  figs. 10,  11. 
 ** Tongue narrow. 
 D.  aspera.  Lateral spines  3 ,on  each side-;  the inner one large and broad,  having the anterior margin  
 convex,- the  apex curved, with  a ridge and  a denticle on each side;  outer spines rudimentary.  
 A  thin  central  plate,  thickened  at  the  margins,  oblong-quadrate.  30  rows;  transparent  
 yellow.  3*1*3. 
 D. proximo.  Lateral spines  1  and  10  small  plates  on  each  side;  the  spine large,  falcate, with the  
 angle thickened  and  ridged;  plates  subquadrilateral,  slightly  notched  behind.  No central  
 plate.  41  rows.  Jl*l*ll.  Fig.  8. 
 D.  muricata.  Lateral  spines  3  on  each  side;  2 rudimentary,  and  1  large  and  broad,  like  that of  
 D.  diaphana,  but rather broader at the base.  Central  plate  narrower than in D.  diaphana.  
 30 rows;  pale brownish yellow.  3*1 *3. 
 D.  diaphana.  Lateral  spines 3 on  each  side;  the 2 outer ones  small  and rudimentary;  the inner large,  
 thickened and  convex  on  the  inner  margin,  the  apex  curved, with  a subdenticulated ridge,  
 and an  obtuse  denticle  on  each  side.  Central plate oblong-quadrate.  30  rows;  vellowish.  
 3*1*3.  Fig.  9. 
 D.  oblonga.  Lateral  spines 2  on  each  side;  the inner one large,  triangular,  slender and  a  good  deal  
 curved  above,  broad  at  the  base,  the. inner margin thickened and  divided by  constrictions  
 into  3 portions,  the upper one  ridged  or  faintly denticulated  at  the  sides;  the outer  spine  
 smallish  and obtusely  hooked.  No  central plate.  Tongue  rather  short.  Pale  yellowish.  
 (The number  of rows  of spines not made out.)  2*0*2.  Fig. K). 
 D.  bilamellata.  Lateral spines 2 on  each side;  the inner one  very  large,  triangular,  tapering, smooth,  
 slightly curved  and  rather  slender  above,  broad at the base;  outer  spine small,  obtuse.  In   
 the place  of  the  central  plate  is  an  erect,  ear-shaped,  membranous fold.  28 rows.  2*0*2.  
 Fig.  11. 
 D.  depressa.  Lateral  spines 2  on  each  side;  the inner one large,  transversely elongated,  subquadrate,  
 with  a fold on  the inner margin and  a small hook  at the  exterior and upper angle,  the  sides  
 ridged  and  bearing  an  obtuse  denticle;  the  outer  spine  small,  broad.  No central plate.  
 33 rows ;  almost  colourless.  Tongue comparatively  small.  2*0*2;  Fig.  12. 
 D.  inconspicua.  Lateral spines 2 on  each  side;  the inner  one transversely  elongated,  quadrate, with a  
 fold  on  the  inner  margin,  rather  narrower  than  the  last;  the apex more produced,  stout,  
 hooked, with  the  sides  minutely denticulated,  and  bearing  a  large  obtuse  process;  outer  
 spine  inconspicuous.  No  central  plate.  37  rows;  yellowish,  almost colourless.  Tongue  
 minute.  2*0*2  Fig.  13. 
 D.  pusilla.  Lateral, spines  2  on  each  side;  the inner  one  large,  ovate-triangular,  rather  strongly  
 hooked,  with  a denticulated ridge  on  each side, terminating in  a strong tubercle;  outer spine  
 small.  No central  plate.  About 30 rows.  2*0*2. 
 D.  sparsa.  Lateral spines 2 on  each  side;  the inner  one  large,  ovate-quadrate,  like-that  of D.  incon-  
 spicua,  but  shorter  and  less  transverselyeiongated.  No  central  plate.  About  30  rows;  
 almost colourless.  2*0*2. 
 DORIDID^E. 
 D. pilosa.  Lateral  spines  4  on  each  side;  the 3  outer  ones  small and rudimentary;  the inner one  
 large,  broad and  convex  at the base, with a lateral  thickened arch;  the apex much produced,  
 strongly  curved,  with  a  denticulated  ridge  on  each  side.  No  central  plate.  27  rows.  
 4*0*4.  Fam.  1,  PI.  1,  figs.  3,  4,  5. 
 D. mbqmdrata.  Lateral  plates  5  on  each  side;  the 4 outer ones rudimentary;  the  inner one large,  
 very broad  at the base, swelling  anteriorly, with  a lateral thickened arch;  the apex elongated  
 and  curved,  with  a  denticulated  ridge  on  each  side.  No  central  plate.  20 rows;  pale  
 yellowish.  5*0*5.  Fig.  14, 
 Sub-Fam.  Polycerinee. 
 Goniodoris nodosa.  Lateral  spines  1  and  a  small  external  plate  on  each  side;  spine  large,  sub-  
 triangular,  pointed,  the  upper  part  strongly  denticulated  at  the  sides.  No  central  plate.  
 22 rows;  dark amber-coloured.  1 + 1 * 0 * ] +  1.  Fig.  15. 
 G.  castanea.  Like  the last, but with the large  spines smooth  at the margin.  1 +  1 • 0 * 1 a. 1. 
 Triopa claviger.  Lateral spines  2 and  10 plates  on  each side;  the outer spine  stout,  hooked, and bifid,  
 with the margin ridged ;  the inner  very  slender  and  curved;  the  plates  quadrilateral.  No  
 central plate.  45  rows.  1 0 + 2 * 0 * 2+ 1 0 .  Fig.  16. 
 jEgirus punctilucens.  Lateral  spines  19  or  20  on  each  side,  uniform,  rather  stout,  smooth,  hooked.  
 No  central plate.  19  rows;  amber-coloured.  Tongue broad.  20*0-20.  Fig.  17. 
 Thecacerd pennigera.  Lateral spines 2 and 3  plates on  each  side;  spines rather slender,  bicuspid, with  
 the margin ridged;  the inner  spine smallest;  plates  quadrate-ovate,  the  outer  one  minute.  
 No  central  plate.  10  rows;  pale straw-coloured.  Tongue  rather  small.  3+ 2 * 0 * 2 + 3 .  
 Fam.  1, PI.  21 a,  fig.  7. 
 T.  virescens.  Lateral spines 2  and 5  plates  on  each  side;  spines stout, broad,  bicuspid, ridged at the  
 margin,  the  inner  spine  smallest;  plates  subquadrate.  No  central  plate.  18  or  19 rows,  
 alternate ;  pale yellow.  5 + 2  *0*2+5.  Fig.  18. 
 T.  capitata.  Lateral  spines  2  and  4  plates  on  each  side;  spines,  elongated, more  slender  than in  
 T.  virescens}  bicuspid,  the  anterior  point  longest,  margin  ridged;  plates  oblong-ovate,  
 pointed  below,  with  a  ridge  in  the  centre.  No central plate.  10 rows,  alternate;  dark  
 amber-coloured.  4 + 2  * 0 • 2+ 4 .  Fig.  19. 
 Polycera  quadrilineata.  Lateral  spines  .2  and  4  plates  on  each  side;  spines  bicuspid,  the  anterior  
 point produced into  a strong,  broad hook,  with  the  margin ridged;  inner plate  smaller  and  
 less  hooked;  plates  subovate,  slightly  angled,  and  elevated  in  the  centre.  No  central  
 plate.  15  rows,  alternate;  dark amber-coloured.  4 + 2  *0*2+4.  Fig.  20. 
 P.  ocellata.  Lateral spines  2  and  5  plates  on  each  side;  spines bicuspid, stout, the points nearly equal  
 in  length;  outer spine  ridged  at  the  sides, inner one very small;  plates subquadrate-ovate.  
 No central plate.  16 rows,  alternate;  rusty red-coloured.  5+2*0* 2+ 5 .  Fig. 21. 
 P.  Lessonii.  Like  the  last,  but  with  6  plates  on  each  side  and  the  spines rather more  elongated.  
 13  rows;  amber-coloured.  6 + 2  * 0 • 2+6. 
 Ancula  cristata.  Lateral  spines  2  on  each  side;  the  outer  small,  smooth;,  the  inner  large,  broad,  
 ovate,  pointed,  denticulated on the inner margin.  No  central plate.  25  to  27  rows;  dark  
 brown.  2-0-2.  Fig.  22.. 
 Idalia  elegans.  Lateral  spines  2  on  each  side;  the  inner  one  large,  falcate,  broad  at  the  base,  
 tapering  to  a  point  above,  the  front margin  thickened by  a  smooth  rib ;  outer spine  small,  
 triangular.  No central plate.  28 rows;  pale yellow.  2*0*2.