124. SYNAPTA TENUIS 95
125. Anchor of Synapta 96
126. CAUDINA ARENATA 97
127. CUVIERIA SQUAMATA 98
128. Young Cuvieria 99
129. Cuvieria somewhat older than Fig. 128 99
130. PENTACTA FRONDOSA 100
131. TOXOPNEUSTES DROBACHIENSIS 102
132. Portion of shell of Fig. 131 without spines (Agassiz) 103
133. Sea-urchin shell without spines (Agassiz) 103
134. Sea-urchin from the mouth side (Agassiz) 104
135. Magnified spine 104
136. Transverse section of spine 105
137. Pedicellaria of Sea-urchin 105
138. Teeth of Sea-urchin 106
139. ECHINARACHNIUS PARMA 107
140. Transverse section of Echinarachnius (Agassiz) 108
141. Ray of Star-fish, seen from mouth side (Agassiz) 109
142. ASTRACANTHION BERYLINUS 110
143. Single spine of Star-fish 111
144. Limestone network of back of Star-fish 111
145. Madreporic body of Star-fish 111
146. CRIBRELLA OCULATA 112
147. CTENODISCUS CRISPATUS 114
148. OPHIOPHOLIS BELLIS 115
149. Arm of Fig. 148, from the mouth side (Agassiz) 116
150. Tentacle of Ophiopolis 116
151. ASTROPHYTON AGASSIZII 118
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