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CONTENTS

OF THE SECOND VOLUME.

EXPLANATION OF PLATES

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CHAP. XIII. Functions and Instincts. Cirripedes and Cri-

Myriapod Condylopes

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XVII. Motive, locomotive and prehensory organs.. 92

1. Rotatory organs

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c. c. Two posterior pair of thoracic legs confluent,
so as to form one organ, and to each of which
the sucker (d) is hooked, by which the animal
fixes itself immoveably.

e. Abdomen, shewing the eggs in the ovaries.
f.f. Egg pouches.

5. a. Natural size of the animal.

PLATE X. CRUSTACEANS.

FIG. 1. Birgus Latro

2. Pagurus clibanarius

a. a. a. Adhesive organs at the tail.

b. b. c. c. Two last pairs of thoracic legs, by
which it also adheres to the shell it inhabits.

d. d. Egg bearers.

e. e. Forceps, in this species both of the same

size.

3. Phyllosoma brevicorne

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PLATE XI. ARACHNIDAN AND INSECT CONDYLOPES

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FIG. 1. Mormolyce phyllodes..

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2. Aranea notacantha .

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3. Portion of an honey-comb, to shew that every

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2. Pectoral bony ray of a Silurus, found in digging
at Blakenham parva Rectory, in Suffolk

3. Portion of do. to shew the stitching of the

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leaves.

PLATE XVI. QUADRUPEDS.

Chlamyphorus truncatus

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