
 
        
         
		Fam.  2.  Polyceridce. 
 Section  1.  Tentacles non-retractile. 
 Gen.  6.  Goniodoris,  For.  Body depressed;  cloak distinct, with a waved or  
 scalloped margin;  dorsal tentacles laminated;  oral tentacles  
 flattened;  branchiae  non-retractile.  Tongue  narrow,  with  
 4  plates,  the  two  next  the  median line  bearing each  a  large  
 spine;  no  central plate.  A  spinous  buccal  collar  . 
 Gen.  7.  I dalia,  Leuck.  Body convex,  smooth;  cloak very small and indistinct, 
  margined with filaments,  longest in front of the tentacles;  
 head much produced in front, plain,  thick;  tentacles  2, dorsal,  
 linear,  laminated;  branchiae  simply  pinnate,  non-retractile.  
 Tongue narrow, with 4 spines,  the 2 next the median line large ;  
 no central spine.  A  spinous  buccal collar. 
 a.  Centre of the back  with  filaments.  Lingual  spines next  
 the  centre  falcate,  and  smooth  or minutely  denticulated ;  
 external spines short.  Spinous collar complete 
 b.  Centre  of  the  back  without  filaments.  Lingual  spines  
 next the centre recurved and strongly denticulated ;  external  
 spines much hooked.  Spinous  collar incomplete,  bilobed  . 
 Gen.  8.  Ancula, Lovén.  Body  limaciform,  smooth;  cloak  obsolete, forming  
 an  indistinct  ridge  near  the  gills  bearing  several appendages  
 ;  tentacles  2,  clavate,  laminated,  non-retractile,  with  
 styliform  basal  appendages;  head  produced  at  the  sides  into  
 tentacular processes;  branchiae non-retractile.  Tongue narrow,  
 with 4 spines,  the 2 next the median  line large  and broad, with  
 the  inner  margin denticulated;  no  central  spine.  A   spinous  
 buccal collar  . . . 
 Gen.  9.  P olycera,  Cuv.  Body  limaciform;  cloak  indistinct,  forming  a  
 digitated veil  and  a  ridge  bearing  a  row  of tubercles  on  each  
 side  of  the  back;  tentacles  2,  laminated;  branchial  plumes  
 non-retractile, with lateral appendages.  Tongue rather narrow,  
 with  12  to  16 plates,  the 2 next the centre  on  each  side  large,  
 bicuspid;  no  central plpie.  Lateral corneous jaws. 
 a.  Veil  dilated  into  tentacular filaments;  branchial  plumes 
 simply pinnate;  branchial  appendages linear,  one on each  
 side  .  .  . 
 b.  Veil  short,  bilobed,  margin  tuberculated -r  branchial  
 plumes branched;  branchial  appendages tubercular, more  
 than one on each side 
 Section 2.  Tentacles retractile within sheaths. 
 Gen.  10.  Thecacera,  Flem.  Body  limaciform,  smooth;  cloak  obsolete; 
 veil  indistinct,  or none;  tentacles  2,  laminated;  branchial  
 plumes  non-retractile, with  lateral  appendages.  Tongue  with  
 12 or  14 plates,  the  2  inner plates on each side bearing  bicuspid  
 spines;  no central plate.  Small lateral corneous jaws 
 TYFE. 
 G. nodosa, Mont. 
 I.  elegans,  Leuck. 
 I.  aspersa,  A. & H. 
 A.  .crista ta,  Aid. 
 P.  quadrilineata, Müll. 
 P.  ocellata, A. & H. 
 T.  pennigera, Mont. 
 Gen.  11.  Triopa,  Johns.  Body  depressed;  cloak  small,  covering the head,  
 with  linear,  or  subclavate  marginal  appendages;  dorsal tentacles  
 laminated, with  tight  sheaths;  oral  tentacles  cylindrical;  
 branchiae non-retractile.  Tongue  rather  broad,  with numerous  
 plates,  the two innermost  on each side bearing  large  spines ;  no  
 central plate  . . . 
 Gen.  12.  E uplocamus,  Phil.  Body  rather  depressed;  cloak small, covering  
 the  head,  the margin  surrounded  with  branched  appendages;  
 dorsal  tentacles  laminated;  oral  tentacles  in  form  of  oval  
 lobes;  branchiae non-retractile.  Tongue broad, with  numerous  
 elongated  plates,  the  3  innermost  on  each  side  bearing  large,  
 broad spines:  no  central plate.  A   spinous  buccal collar 
 Gen.  13.  P locamopherus, Rupp.  (Peplidia, Lowe.)  Body limaciform;  cloak  
 obsolete, forming an expanded veil over the head, with branched  
 appendages,  and  2  or  3  tubercles  on  each side of the  back;  
 dorsal  tentacles  laminated;  oral  tentacles  flat;  branchiae  
 branched,  non-retractile;  a  fin-like  carinated  ridge  down the  
 posterior  part  of the back to the tail.  Tongue ?  Jaws ? 
 Gen.  14.  ASg iru s ,  Loven.  Body  convex,  covered  with  large  tubercles '• 
 .  cloak indistinct,  forming  a  veil  over  the head  and  a tuberculated  
 ridge  on  each  side;  dorsal  tentacles  2,  linear,  smooth,  
 with  wide  sheaths;  branchial  plumes  non-retractile.  Tongue  
 broad, with numerous  simple,  curved,  lateral spines ;  no  central  
 ‘ plate.  An upper corneous jaw 
 T.  claviger, Müll. 
 E.  croceus, Phil. 
 P.  ocellatus, Rupp. 
 Æ.  punctilucens,  D’Orb. 
 Gen.  15.  Ceratosoma,  Gray.  Body  elevated;  cloak  wanting;  dorsal  
 tentacles  laminated,  retractile;  branchiae  retractile  within  a  
 cavity;  back  produced posteriorly into  a conical protuberance  
 behind  the  branchiae.  Tongue  broad, with  numerous  rows  of  
 simple spines;  no  central spine.  A   spinous buccal collar  .  C.  trilobata,  Gray. 
 Sub-Order—P olybranchiata. 
 Tribe  1.  Liver generally  central;  branchiae laminated. 
 Section  1.  With the branchiae on the under side of the cloak. 
 Fam. 3.  Phyllidiada. 
 Gen.  16.  P hyllidia,  Cuv.  Cloak  covering  the  whole  body,  tuberculated  
 or pustulated;  dorsal tentacles laminated;  oral tentacles  small,  
 linear;  branchiae  surrounding  the  body,  interrupted  only  by  
 the head;  anus  median,  in  the  posterior  part  of  the  cloak. 
 No  tongue.  No jaws 
 Gen.  17.  F ryeria,  Gi'ay.  Like  the  last,  but  with  the  anus  situated  beneath  
 the  cloak posteriorly 
 P.  trilineata,  Cuv.  
 F.  pustulosa,  Cuv.