6II.
37The Pholas, &c.: (ROCK-BORERS.)
7CHAPTER III.: Sea Anemones.
38XVI.
8III.
39CHAPTER XVII.
9CHAPTER IV.: Edible Crab, Shore-Crab, Spider-Crab, &c.
40The Sea-Mouse.: (APHRODITE ACULEATA.)
10IV.
41XVII.
11CHAPTER V.: Hermit-Crabs.
42CHAPTER XVIII.
12V.
43Star-fishes.: (OPHIURIDAE AND ASTERIADAE.)
13CHAPTER VI.
44XVIII.
14Exuviation of Crustacea.: (THE PHENOMENA OF CRABS, ETC., CASTING THEIR SHELLS.)
45CHAPTER XIX.: Sea-Urchins (Sea-Hedgehogs).
15VI.
46XIX.
16CHAPTER VII.: Prawns and Shrimps.
47CHAPTER XX.
17VII.
48Sea-Cucumbers.: (HOLOTHURIADÆ.)
18CHAPTER VIII.: Acorn Barnacles.—Ship Barnacles.
49XX.
19VIII.
50CHAPTER XXI.: The Aplysia, or Sea-Hare.
20CHAPTER IX.: Phyllodoce Laminosa—the Laminated Nereis
51XXI.
21IX.
52CHAPTER XXII.: Serpulæ and Sabellæ.
22CHAPTER X.: The Fan-Amphitrite.
53XXII.
23X.
54CHAPTER XXIII.: The Solen, or Razor-Fish
24CHAPTER XI.: The Common Mussel.
55XXIII.
25XI.
56CHAPTER XXIV.
26CHAPTER XII.
57A Gossip on Fishes &c.,: INCLUDING THE ROCKLING, SMOOTH BLENNY, GUNNEL-FISH, GOBY, ETC.
27Terebella figulus.: (THE POTTER.)
58CHAPTER XXIV.
28XII.
59CHAPTER XXV.: On the Formation of an Aquarium, &c.
29CHAPTER XIII.
60XXV.
30Acalephæ.: (MEDUSÆ, OR JELLY-FISH.)
61GLOSSARY OF SCIENTIFIC TERMS.
31XIII.
62INDEX.
