Part 77
This book was published in two volumes, of which this is the second. The first volume was released as Project Gutenberg ebook #31558, available at https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/31558.
Details of the Changes
Page vii, footnote 1: du terrain Crétacé du D. de Limbourg In the original book: du terrain Crétacée du D. de Limbourg
Page 4: the shell, without the operculum being removed, In the original book: the shell, without the operculum be removed,
Page 5, footnote 3: by some authors as "intersticia." In the original book: by some authors as "intersticia".
Page 7: carrying two multiarticulated _rami_ In the original book: carrying two multi-articulated _rami_
Page 8: interjection (!) In the original book: interjection [!]
Page 9: _biramous, multiarticulated limbs_ In the original book: _biramous, multi-articulated limbs_
Page 11: knowledge of the class In the original book: knowlege of the class
Page 12: first and second pairs of antennæ In the original book: first and second pairs of attennæ
Page 20: what has happened to one organ In the original book: what has happenend to one organ
Page 30: ORDER I.--THORACICA. In the original book: I.--ORDER THORACICA.
Page 33. The table of contents has been completely restructured, to make the entries match (or compromise with) the titles in the text.
In this ebook: Structure of the alæ Structure of the sheath In the original book: Structure of the alæ and sheath
In this ebook: Structure of the opercular valves (scuta and terga) In the original book: Structure of the scuta and terga
In this ebook: Growth of whole shell and microscopical structure In the original book: Growth of whole shell and minute structure of valves
In this ebook: Muscles of sack In the original book: Sack, muscles of
In this ebook: Movements and muscles of the cirri In the original book: Cirri, muscles of
In this ebook: Olfactory sacks In the original book: Olfactory organs
In this ebook: Larva, first stage In the original book: Larva, first stages
In this ebook: Larva, second stage Originally this TOC entry was not present in the book.
In this ebook: Affinities, classification, variation In the original book: Classification and variation
Page 34. Inserted missing title (which appeared in the TOC): _Structure of Shell._
Page 37: in all cases (as is obvious in Pachylasma) In the original book: in all cases (as is obvious in _Pachylasma_)
Page 40: the upper lateral valves alternate In the original book: the upper Lateral valves alternate
Page 45: owing to its midrib, is generally thrust In the original book: owing to its mid-rib, is generally thrust
Page 45. Inserted missing title (which appeared in the TOC): _Structure of the Radii._ and left the original paragraph title as it was: _Radius._
Page 47: and of the recipient furrow in Octomeris (Pl. In the original book: and of the recipient furrow in _Octomeris_ (Pl.
Page 47: _Structure of the Alæ._ In the original book: _Alæ._
Page 48: _Structure of the Sheath._ In the original book: _Sheath._
Page 49: _Structure of the Basis._ In the original book: _Basis._
Page 51: _Structure of the Opercular Valves (Scuta and Terga)._ In the original book: _Opercular Valves._
Page 61: _Muscles of Sack._ In the original book: _Sack; muscles of, &c._
Page 62: can only act as depressores; In the original book: can only act as depressors;
Page 65: Balanidæ are the _ovigerous fræna_ of the Lepadidæ In the original book: _Balanidæ_ are the _ovigerous fræna_ of the _Lepadidæ_
Page 65. Inserted title from the TOC: _Thorax and Body._ and demoted the existing title: _Parts of the body included within the shell or carapace._ to the head of the next paragraph.
Page 67: p. 440, (foot-note), consider the articulated In the original book: p. 440, foot-note), consider the articulated
Page 68: _Muscular System._
_Attachment of the Body to the Shell._ In the original book: _Attachment of the Body to the Shell. Muscular System._
Page 76: there is no trace of any labrum In the original book: there is no trace of any labium
Page 77: (Pl. 26, figs. 3, 4, _c^1_; In the original book: (Pl. 26, figs. 3, 4, _c_ 1;
Page 78: pairs of gnathites, which latter have only In the original book: pairs of gnathites; which latter have only
Page 79: thickened membrane (fig. 3, _c^1_) In the original book: thickened membrane (fig. 3, _c_ 1)
Page 79: thickened membrane (_c^2_), the basal In the original book: thickened membrane (_c_ 2), the basal
Page 80: piece of membrane (_c^1_) represents In the original book: piece of membrane (_c_ 1) represents
Page 81: middle segment (fig. 4, _a^1_) of each maxilla In the original book: middle segment (fig. 4, _a_ 1) of each maxilla
Page 81: this latter (_a^2_) is separated from In the original book: this latter (_a_ 2) is separated from
Page 81: There are always six pairs; each biramous In the original book: There are always six pair; each biramous
Page 83: they carry as many as ten pairs in a In the original book: they carry as many as ten pair in a
Page 84: in the sub-genus Acasta, in which, differently In the original book: in the sub-genns Acasta, in which, differently
Page 85: developed into strong, downwardly curved teeth In the original book: developed into strong, downwardly-curved teeth
Page 89: The nerves (Pl. 27, fig. 1, _r^5_, _r^6_) In the original book: The nerves (Pl. 27, fig. 1, _r_ 5, _r_ 6)
Page 89: outer larger pair (_r^1_) entering In the original book: outer larger pair (_r_ 1) entering
Page 93. Inserted missing title (which appeared in the TOC): _Eyes and Vision._
Page 97: _Male Organs of Generation._ In the original book: _Reproductive System._
_Male Organs._
Page 98: _B. Perforatus_ and in the Chthamalus, that In the original book: _B. Perforatus_ and in the _Chthamalus_, that
Page 99: including the prosoma: in Pachylasma and in In the original book: including the prosoma: in _Pachylasma_ and in
Page 100: _Female Organs of Generation._ In the original book: _Female Organs._ was a paragraph title.
Page 100: distinctly in Balanus, Tetraclita, and Coronula, the In the original book: distinctly in _Balanus_, _Tetraclita_, and _Coronula_, the
Page 103: _Larva, First Stage._ In the original book this was a paragraph title.
Page 103: the larva (Pl. 29, fig. 9) In the original book: the larva (Pl. 29, (fig. 9)
Page 104: to the eye, we see, in _Scalpellum vulgare_, In the original book: to the eye, we see, in _Scalpellam vulgare_,
Page 104. Applied Darwin's errata: In _Balanus galeatus_, in the immature In the original book: In _Balanus elongatus_, in the immature
Page 105. Applied Darwin's errata: Lepadidæ; but in _Balanus galeatus_ In the original book: Lepadidæ; but in _Balanus elongatus_
Page 106: the large second pair remains thus In the original book: the large second pair remain thus
Page 110: _Larva in the Last or Pupal Stage._ In the original book: _Larva in the third or Pupal Stage._
Page 120: though enclosed fairly within the carapace In the original book: though inclosed fairly within the carapace
Page 121: these latter may possibly be multiplied into In the original book: these latter may possible be multiplied into
Page 126. Inserted missing title (which appeared in the TOC): _Act of Metamorphosis._
Page 132: separation of the three cephalic segments. In the original book: separation of the three caphalic segments.
Page 152: _Affinities, Classification, Variation._ In the original book: _Affinities, Value of Characters, Variation._
Page 163: in Southern Patagonia, and near Guayaquil. In the original book: in Southern Patagonia, and near Guyaquil.
Page 168. The first two appearances of the text: (1 to 5). In the original book: (1 to 5.)
Page 169: (3.) SECOND PROVINCE … Balanus … pœcilus* In the original book: poecilus*
Page 170: (3.) SECOND PROVINCE … Tetraclita porosa north and south (4 and 5 and W. Indies). In the original book: Tetraclita porosa north and south 4 and 5 and W. Indies).
Page 170: (4.) THIRD PROVINCE … Tetraclita … cœrulescens In the original book: coerulescens
Page 172: species of Balanus abounds in individuals In the original book: species of Balanns abounds in individuals
Page 172: specimens, said to have come from the eocene In the original book: specimens, said to have come form the eocene
Page 174. Applied Darwin's errata to the table. Added concavus and Hammeri to C (Red crag) and Verruca to D (Corraline crag) and corrected totals.
Page 184: inwardly projecting filamentary appendages. In the original book: inwardly projecting filimentary appendages.
Page 195: BALANUS TULIPA. _Bruguière._ Encyclop. Meth., In the original book: BALANUS TULIPA. _Bruguiere._ Encyclop. Meth.,
Page 196: on ships' bottoms arriving from West Africa In the original book: on ships'-bottoms arriving from West Africa
Page 198: Archipelago, of a uniform grayish-blue. In the original book: Archipelago, of a uniform greyish-blue.
Page 200: of America, from Monterey, in lat. 37° N. In the original book: of America, from Monterez, in lat. 37° N.
Page 206: Zoolog. Journal, In the original book: Zoolog. Zournal,
Page 211: longitudinally ribbed: colour ashy-gray tinged In the original book: longitudinally ribbed: colour ashy-grey tinged
Page 211: along a line running from the apex In the original book: along a line runing from the apex
Page 213: septa are united together, making a network In the original book: septa are united together, making a net-work
Page 216: Parietes and base porose: shell white, or In the original book: Parietea and base porose: shell white, or
Page 223: California; Sydney; New Zealand. In the original book: California; Sidney; New Zealand.
Page 233: _B. nubilus_ and _cariosus_ In the original book: _B. nubibus_ and _cariosus_
Page 234: adhering to the floating _Lepas Hillii_. In the original book: adhering to the floating _Lepas Hilii_.
Page 235: _Bronn._ Italiens Tertiär-Gebilde (1831) In the original book: _Bronn._ Italiens Tertiar-Gebilde (1831)
Page 235: _var._ c. _Lamarck._ Animaux sans Vertèbres In the original book: _var._ c. _Lamarck._ Animaux sans Vertebres
Page 235. Applied Darwin's errata. Added fossil locality: Red Crag (Sutton) Mus. S. Wood.
Pages 240-241. Italicized the abbreviation "var." in each of the varieties.
Page 240: lower part uniform blueish-gray, In the original book: lower part uniform blueish-grey,
Page 241: _Var._ (9) (_an. spec._?) cirratus: In the original book: Var. (9) (an. spec.?) cirratus: (See also note above on abbreviation "var.")
Page 244: part of the shell was uniformly blueish-gray. In the original book: part of the shell was uniformly blueish-grey.
Page 246: 20. BALANUS PŒCILUS. In the original book: 21. BALANUS PŒCILUS.
Page 248: 21. BALANUS EBURNEUS. In the original book: 22. BALANUS EBURNEUS.
Page 248: _General Appearance._--Shell conical, or almost In the original book: _General Appearance_--Shell conical, or almost
Page 250: Southern Patagonia, Guayaquil, West Colombia; In the original book: Southern Patagonia, Guyaquil, West Colombia;
Page 255. Did not apply Darwin's errata because desired wording is not obvious. Darwin's errata: six lines from the top, _Bal. crenatus_, I have now seen a single Red Crag specimen .5 of inch in basal diameter.
Page 263: their sutural edges are rather thick and In the original book: their suteral edges are rather thick and
Page 264: vessels are thickly encrusted with this In the original book: vessels are thickly incrusted with this
Page 264: enormous range and capability of resisting In the original book: enormous range and cabability of resisting
Page 265: sent me by Krantz from the miocene formation In the original book: sent me by Krantz from the miocence formation
Page 271: _Range, Habitats, &c._--This species is In the original book: _Range, Habits, &c._--This species is
Page 278. Applied Darwin's errata. Added fossil locality: Red Crag (Sutton) Mus. S. Wood.
Page 279: brought from Barbados, in the West Indies, In the original book: brought from Barbadoes, in the West Indies,
Page 282: coral-inhabiting sub-genus Creusia In the original book: coral-inhabiting genus Creusia
Page 288: or more strictly "imperial purple;" In the original book: or more strictly "imperial purple";
Page 292: prominent ridges than even _B. flosculus_ In the original book: prominent ridges than even _var. flosculus_
Page 293. Applied Darwin's errata: Rauville, dans le Cotentin, In the original book: Rauville, dans le Cotantin,
Page 294: the crests for the tergal depressor muscles In the original book: the crests for the tergal depressores muscles
Page 297: In both varieties, the parietes In the original book: In both varietes, the parietes
Page 297: or deeply folded so as to be strongly ribbed In the original book: or deeply folded so as be strongly ribbed
Page 300. Applied Darwin's errata: internally, without parietal pores. In the original book: internally, without parieted pores.
Page 309: for the depressor muscles are feebly In the original book: for the depressores muscles are feebly
Page 310: Sydney, Port Fairy, In the original book: Sidney, Port Fairy,
Page 311, footnote 104: Sydney, which I fully In the original book: Sidney, which I fully
Page 314: for the depressor muscles are very feebly In the original book: for the depressores muscles are very feebly
Page 331: The width of the valve and of the spur, In the original book: Te width of the valve and of the spur,
Page 335: Die Südafrikanischen Mollusken In the original book: Die Sudafrikanischen Mollusken
Page 337: judging from some dried specimens, In the original book: judging from some dryed specimens,
Page 338: rostral or lateral depressor muscles In the original book: rostral or lateral depressores muscles
Page 347: form of a network, or of separate tubes In the original book: form of a net-work, or of separate tubes
Page 353, footnote 113: I have seen two specimens of In the original book: I have seen too specimens of
Page 357: forms a mere border to the occludent ledge; In the original book: forms a mere border to the occludent lodge;
Page 357: between this genus and Creusia, it is In the original book: between this genus and _Creusia_, it is
Page 369: almost obliterated by the encrusting coral. In the original book: almost obliterated by the incrusting coral.
Page 376: Under these circumstances I have thought it In the original book: Under these circustances I have thought it
Page 376: 1. CREUSIA SPINULOSA. Pl. 13, In the original book: CREUSIA SPINULOSA. Pl. 13,
Page 376: CREUSIA SPINULEUSE. _De Blainville._ Dict. Sc. Nat., In the original book: CREUSIE SPINULEUSE. _De Blainville._ Dict. Sc. Nat., (de Blainville spells it CREUSIA.)
Page 383: In Chelonobia, the parietes are remarkably In the original book: In Chelonobia, the parieties are remarkably
Page 405: (see a black dot (_d´_) in section, fig. 7) In the original book: (see a black dot (_d´_) in section 7)
Page 416: alæ are only 1/5th or 1/6th of the thickness In the original book: alæ are only 1-5th or 1-6th of the thickness
Page 423: Eine tiefe Furche oder Spalte In the original book: Eine tiefe Furcle oder Spalte
Page 423: von oben herab bis zur Hälfte In the original book: von oben herab bis zur Halfte
Page 424: 9. _Genus_--PLATYLEPAS. Pl. 17, fig. 1 _a_-2 _b_. In the original book: 9. _Genus_--PLATYLEPAS. Pl. 17, fig. 1 and 2.
Page 424: whole rostrum is pushed a little on one side In the original book: whole rostum is pushed a little on one side
Page 431: In numerous other respects Tubicinella In the original book: In numerous other respects Tubinicella
Page 431: 1. TUBICINELLA TRACHEALIS. In the original book: 4. TUBICINELLA TRACHEALIS.
Page 431, footnote 127: specific name either of _major_ or _minus_ In the original book: specific name either of _minor_ or _majus_
Page 432: reverse of that usual with sessile cirripedes In the original book: reverse of that usual with sessile-cirripedes
Page 440: 1. XENOBALANUS GLOBICIPITIS. In the original book: XENOBALANUS GLOBICIPITIS.
Pages 455-6. Note that under species _Chthamalus stellatus_, both varieties (_a_) and (_c_) have the name: communis. The original book reads that way.
Page 465: 6. CHTHAMALUS HEMBELI. Pl. 18, In the original book: 6. CHTHAMALUS HEMBELI. Tab. 18,
Page 467: causing the shell to be ashy gray. In the original book: causing the shell to be ashy grey.
Page 471: the projecting, extremely rugged, overlapping, In the original book: the projecting, extremely rugged, over-lapping,
Page 475: and these occur in Catophragmus In the original book: and these occur Catophragmus
Page 487: moderately or slightly depressed; colour gray. In the original book: moderately or slightly depressed; colour grey.
Page 488: as seen, when corroded, in fig. 4 _d_, In the original book: as seen, when corrroded, in fig. 4 _d_,
Page 492: _Diadema bifidum_ … 'Italiens Tertiär-Gebilde' In the original book: 'Italiens Tertiar-Gebilde'
Page 492: _Balanus ostrearum_ … Organic Remains of the Cretaceous Group,' In the original book: Organic Remains of the Cretacean Group,'
Page 493: _B. costatus_ … is a synonym of _B. porcatus_ In the original book: is a synonym of _B. porcatns_
Page 493: _B. ornatus_, Münster, 'Beiträge zur Petrifact.,' In the original book: _B. ornatus_, Münster, 'Beitrage zur Petrifact.,'
Page 493: _B. pectinarius_, Bronn ('Italiens Tertiär-Gebilde,' In the original book: _B. pectinarius_, Bronn ('Italiens Tertiar-Gebilde,'
Page 493: _B. porosus_ … this species in Münster's 'Beiträge.' In the original book: this species in Münster's 'Beitrage.'
Page 494: _B. pustularis_ … in Münster's 'Beiträge,' In the original book: in Münster's 'Beitrage,'
Page 494: _B. cylindraceus_ … 'Italiens Tertiär-Gebilde,' In the original book: 'Italiens Tertiar-Gebilde,'
Page 494: _B. Uddevallensis_, Linnæus, In the original book: _B. Uddewallensis_, Linnæus,
Page 496: members of the Chthamalinæ, though abnormal In the original book: members of the _Chthamalinæ_, though abnormal
Page 503: under an edge, _z_ (much foreshortened in T′ In the original book: under an edge, _z_ (much fore-shortened in T′
Page 504: umbo of growth matches the umbo of the four In the original book: umbo of growth matches the umbo: of the four
Page 517: for themselves, could be pried vertically up In the original book: for themselves, could be prised vertically up
Page 518: BALANUS VERRUCA. _Bruguière._ Encyclop. Meth., 1789; In the original book: BALANUS VERUCA. _Bruguière._ Encyclop. Meth., 1789;
Page 526: The _moveable tergum_ has its upper articular In the original book: The _moveable_ tergum has its upper articular
Page 529, footnote 141: Crustacés fossiles du terrain Crétacé In the original book: Crustacés fossiles du terrain Crétacée
Page 529, footnote 142: 'Archives du Muséum' exemples comment à des reconnaître In the original book: 'Archives du Museum' examples comment a des reconnaitre
Page 538: or the whole anterior part of the animal In the original book: or the whole anterior part of theanimal
Page 552: although constantly agitated. In the original book: although constanty agitated.
Page 553: a considerable residuum is left In the original book: a considerable residium is left
Page 562: down the sides of the sack of the female till In the original book: down the sides of the sack of female till
Page 562: mere flap, and only two pairs of cirri exist In the original book: mere flap, and only two pair of cirri exist
Page 562: with four pairs of minute, modified cirri, In the original book: with four pair of minute, modified cirri,
Page 563: ORDER II.--ABDOMINALIA. In the original book: ORDER II.--CIRRIPEDIA ABDOMINALIA.
Page 564: close to Alcippe amongst the Lepadidæ In the original book: close to Alcippe amonst the Lepadidæ
Page 581: dorsal surface, and the overlapping sides In the original book: dorsal surface, and the over-lapping sides
Page 582, footnote 152: I may here add those of Cryptophialus, In the original book: I may here add those of Crystophialus,
Page 583: to enclose and protect the antennæ In the original book: to inclose and protect the antennæ
Page 587: compound structure of the vesicula seminalis In the original book: compound structure of the visicula seminalis
Page 588: so peculiar, the hermaphrodite condition, In the original book: so peculiar, the hermaphodite condition,
Page 596: the two threads enclosing the cement-ducts In the original book: the two threads inclosing the cement-ducts
Page 601: common membrane, lined of course by corium; In the original book: common membrane, lined of course by coriumi;
Page 604: it does not enclose the thorax or mouth In the original book: it does not inclose the thorax or mouth