39. Idyia somewhat older than Fig. 37 36
40. Idyia still older 36
41. Young Bolina in stage resembling Pleurobrachia 37
42. Young Bolina seen from the broad side 37
43. Young Bolina seen from the narrow side 37
44. CYANEA ARCTICA 40
45. Scyphistoma of Aurelia (Agassiz) 41
46. Scyphistoma older than Fig. 45 (Agassiz) 41
47. Strobila of Aurelia (Agassiz) 41
48. Ephyra of Aurelia (Agassiz) 42
49. AURELIA FLAVIDULA seen in profile (Agassiz) 42
50. Aurelia seen from above (Agassiz) 43
51. CAMPANELLA PACHYDERMA 44
52. The same from below 44
53. TRACHYNEMA DIGITALE 45
54. HALICLYSTUS AURICULA 46
55. Lucernaria seen from the mouth side 47
56. Young Lucernaria 48
57. Hydrarium of EUCOPE DIAPHANA 50
58. Magnified portion of Fig. 57 50
59. Part of marginal tentacles of Eucope 51
60. Young Eucope 51
61. Adult Eucope, profile 51
62. Quarter-disk of Fig. 60 51
63. Quarter-disk of Eucope older than Fig. 62 52
64. Quarter-disk of adult Eucope 52
65. OCEANIA LANGUIDA just escaped from the reproductive calycle 53
66. Same as Fig. 65 from below 53
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