Guide)
Group of a Common Species of Acorn-shell or Rock Barnacle (Balanus balanoides). Natural Size
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42 |
IV. |
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Penæus caramote, from the Mediterranean. About Half Natural Size. (From Brit. Mus. Guide) |
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57 |
V. |
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The Common Spiny Lobster (Palinurus vulgaris). Much reduced. (From Brit. Mus. Guide) |
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59 |
VI. |
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Munida rugosa. British. Reduced |
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60 |
VII. |
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The Common Hermit Crab, Eupagurus bernhardus, in the Shell of a Whelk. Reduced. (From Brit. Mus. Guide) |
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62 |
VIII. |
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The "Northern Stone Crab," Lithodes maia. Much reduced. The Last Pair of Legs are folded out of Sight in the Gill Chambers. (From Brit. Mus. Guide) |
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63 |
IX. |
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The Common Shore Crab (Carcinus mænas). Reduced Dromia vulgaris, carrying on its Back a Mass of the Sponge, Clione celata. British. Reduced |
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68 |
X. |
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Calappa flammea. Brazil. Reduced |
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72 |
XI. |
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The Giant Japanese Crab, Macrocheira kæmpferi. Male. The Scale of the Figure is given by a Two-foot Rule placed below the Specimen. (From Brit. Mus. Guide) |
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76 |
XII. |
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Squilla mantis, from the Mediterranean. About One-half Natural Size. (From Brit. Mus. Guide |
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82 |
XIII. |
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A Swimming Crab, Portunus depurator. British. Reduced A Spider Crab, Maia squinado, dressed in Fragments of Weeds. British. Reduced |
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96 |
XIV. |
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Corystes cassivelaunus. Male (on Left) and Female (on Right). British. Reduced Albunea symnista, One of the Hippidea. Indian Seas. Reduced |
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100 |
XV. |
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Ocypode cursor. West Africa. Reduced Gelasimus tangeri. Male Above, Female Below. West Africa. Reduced |
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104 |
XVI. |
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A Deep-sea Hermit Crab, Parapagurus pilosimanus, sheltered by a Colony of Epizoanthus. From Deep Water off the West of Ireland. Slightly reduced |
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124 |
XVII. |
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A Deep-sea Prawn, Nematocarcinus undulatipes. Slightly reduced. (From Brit. Mus. Guide) |
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128 |
XVIII. |
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Bathynomus giganteus. About One-half Natural Size. (From Lankester's "Treatise on Zoology," after Milne-Edwards and Bouvier) |
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131 |
XIX. |
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Latreillia elegans, One of the Dromiacea which esembles a Spider Crab. From the Mediterranean. Natural Size The Gulf-weed Crab, Planes minutus. Slightly enlarged |
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155 |
XX. |
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