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 37.  E.  tricolor,  For.  Buffish-yellow,  ovate-oblong;  branchiae  elliptical,  inflated,  with a violet central 
 vessel and yellow tips,  set in 13  or  14 rows.  Length  1  to  1* inch.  PI.  34. 
 38.  E.  amethystina,  A.  and H.  Yellowish-white;  branchiae  elliptical,  much  inflated  one  way  and 
 depressed  the  other, with the  central  vessel  purple,  granulated,  and  a  broad  ring  of  pale  
 orange-red at the top,  set  in  10 rows;  dorsal  tentacles  twice the  length  of  the  oral  ones.  
 Length § inch.  Appendix  (31), p.  xi. 
 39.  E.  F arrani,  A.  and  H.  Yellowish-white  or  lilac,  with  orange  spots;  branchiae  ovate-oblong, 
 inflated,  yellowish-white  or  lilac, with  a ring of bright orange  near the apex,  set  in  9  or  10  
 rows;  tentacles banded with orange.  Length 5 inch.  PI.  35,  and Appendix  (32),  p.  xii. 
 40.  E.  exigua,  A. and H.  Yellowish-white  marbled  with  brown;  branchiae  ovate,  abruptly  pointed, 
 with  2  or  3  bands of  brown,  reddish  above,  set in  5  rows  of 1  or 2  each ;  dorsal tentacles  
 longish,  oral rather short, both banded with  brown.  Length  inch.  PI.  37, and Appendix  
 (33), p.  xii. 
 Section 4.  Branchiae fusiform,  set in  a  single  row  on  each  side  of  the back;  sides of the  
 foot rounded.  Spawn reniform.  Tergipes, Cuvier. 
 *  Lingual plate with a stout central spine and marginal denticles. 
 41.  E.  despecta,  Johns.  White, with an undulating olivaceous line in the middle  of the back ;  branchiae 
 ovate, white with  a yellowish  or  olivaceous  granulated centre,  and  generally  a  reddish  ring  
 near the top ;  dorsal  tentacles long,  smooth;  oral  tentacles  short.  Lengthy inch.  PI.  36,  
 and Appendix  (34),  p.  xii. 
 Genus  14.  EMBLETONIA, Alder and Hancock. 
 Tentacles 2,  linear, dorsal^ the  oral pair fused into two flattened lateral lobes.  Branchiae  
 few, fusiform,  set generally in  single series down the sides  of the back. 
 Tongue, a single plate  hearing a central spine and lateral denticles.  Corneous jaws. 
 1.  E.  pulchra,  A.  and  H.  Flesh-coloured,  spotted  with  white;  tentacles  short,  distant;  branchiae 
 elliptical,  orange-red spotted with white, 5 or 6 in  single  series on  each side.  Length ^  inch.  
 PI.  38. 
 2.  E.  minuta, For.  and Goods.  Pinkish-yellow, linear;  tentacles  longer  than  in  the  last,  wrinkled; 
 branchiae  linear,  vermicular,  pinkish,  tipped with white,  arranged  in  single  file,  7  on  each  
 side.  Length |  inch.  Appendix  (35),  p. xii. 
 3.  E.  pallida,  A.  and H.  Yellowish-white with  a  few  black  spots  on  the  back;  tentacles  approximating  
 ;  head-lobes  indistinct, forming  a  semicircular veil,  produced at  the  sides;  branchiae  
 nearly linear,  very pale orange,  set in 4  or  5  rows  of 2 papillae each  on  each  side.  Length  
 inch.  Appendix  (36),  p. xii. 
 Sub-Fam.  Herm^ in.®.  Tentacles 4,  2,  or  none.  Anus  dorsal.  Digestive  system  with  2  lateral  
 posterior  gastro-hepatic vessels. 
 Genus  15.  FIONA, Alder and Hancock. 
 Branchiae numerous, papillose or fusiform, with a membranous  expansion down the  side  
 of each;  set on the  sides of the back.  Tentacles 4.  Anus latero-dorsal.  Fam.  3, PI.  38a.  
 Tongue, a single stout plate vnth a central spine and marginal denticles.  Corneous jaws. 
 1  F   nobilis  A.  and  'H.  Buff  or  whitish;  tentacles  long,  tapering,  both  pairs  similar;  branchiae  
 crowded  with  the  central  vessel  dark  brown,  and  an  opaque iridescent apex.  Length  2  
 inches.  PZ. 38a, fig.  1. 
 Genus  16.  HERMiEA, Lov^n. 
 Without  cloak.  Branchiae  papillose,  set  on  the  sides  of  the  back.  Tentacles  2, 
 ear-shaped.  Anus antero-dorsal.  Appendix  (37),  p.  xii. 
 Tongue, a single plate hearing a broad spine.  No jaws. 
 :  Section  1.  Tentacles  with  both  margins  terminating  at  the  sides  of  the  head;  body  
 cylindrical. 
 1.  H.  bifida,  Mont.  Yellowish-white,  with  2  red  lines  along  the  back,  slender;  tentacles  rather  
 short, truncated,  rising in  a  point  behind;  branchiae  oblong, slightly tuberculated,  with a  
 ramified rose-coloured vessel in the centre of each.  Length 1 inch.  PI. 39. 
 Section 2.  Tentacles with the anterior margin continuous with the side  of the head, forming  
 a sub-veil;  body with the  sides depressed and slightly expanded. 
 1. H.  dendritic a,  A.  and  H.  Greenish-white  with  dendritic  green  veinings;  tentacles  oblong  
 ear-shaped;  branchiae elliptic-linear,  green, spotted with white.  Length ^ inch.  PI. 40. 
 Genus  17.  ALDERIA, Allman. 
 Without  cloak.  Head  with  two  lateral  lobes  or  rudimentary  tentacles.  Branchiae  
 papillose, set in transverse rows on the sides of the back.  Anus postero-dorsal. 
 Tongue a single plate with a large central spine.  No jaws. 
 1.  A. modesta, Loven.  Yellowish,  variegated with brownish-gray;  branchiae  elliptical,  set  in  6  or  8  
 rows,  increasing  in  size  posteriorly;  foot  large,  reflected  at  the  sides.  Length |   inch.  
 PI.  41. 
 Sub-Fam.  P roctonotinje.  Tentacles 4, non-retractile, without sheaths, oral pair small.  Branchiae,  
 papillose.  Anus postero-dorsal.  Posterior vessel of the gastro-hepatic system  central. 
 Genus  18.  PROCTONOTUS, Alder and Hancock. 
 Branchiae arranged on  an  obsolete pallial  ridge,  on the sides of the back and  in front of  
 the head.  Dorsal tentacles simple, linear.  Oral tentacles originating in a veil. 
 Tongue broad, with numerous spines.  Corneous jaws. 
 1.  P.  mucroniferus,  A.  and  H.  Fawn-coloured,  marbled  with  brown;  branchiae  inflated,  hyaline,  
 mucronated,  set in  12 rows  on  a pallial ridge on the  sides  of the  back, with 4 large  ones  in  
 front.  . Length  \ inch.  PI.  42.