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A Monograph on the Sub-class Cirripedia (Volume 1 of 2) / The Lepadidae; Or, Pedunculated Cirripedes

Chapter 8: Transcriber’s Notes:
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This work provides a comprehensive examination of the subclass Cirripedia, focusing specifically on the family Lepadidae, commonly known as pedunculated cirripedes. It includes detailed descriptions of various species, anatomical observations, and illustrations that depict their unique structures. The author discusses the classification and relationships among different genera, supported by extensive research and collaboration with other naturalists. The text emphasizes the importance of systematic study in understanding these marine organisms, highlighting their diversity and complexity. Additionally, it acknowledges the contributions of various individuals and institutions that facilitated the research, reflecting the collaborative nature of scientific inquiry.


Pl. I.
LEPAS.
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Pl. II.
PŒCILASMA: DICHELASPIS.
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Pl. III.
OXYNASPIS: CONCHODERMA: ALEFAS
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Pl. IV.
ANELASMA: IBLA.
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Pl. V.
IBLA: SCALPELLUM.
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Pl. VI.
SCALPELLUM.
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Pl. VII.
POLLICIPES
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Pl. VIII.
LITHOTRYA.
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Pl. IX.
LITHOTRYA. &c.
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Pl. X.
MANDIBLES, PALPI, MAXILLÆ, OUTER MAXILLÆ, CIRRI, & CAUDAL APPENDAGES.
George Sowerby

Transcriber’s Notes:

Throughout

Ditto is often represented by ————, or . . . . , or ”.

Page ix

Enclycopædia of Anatomy and Physiology

‘Enclycopædia’ changed to ‘Encyclopædia’.

Page xii

Pæcilasma is used throughout (et passim) most of the text.

It should read Pœcilasma.

No change from the original.

Page xii

CORRIGENDA AND ADDENDA.

These changes were not added, due to the general nature of most of the comments.

Page 27 Footnote 12

pedunculum mutatæ et invoucrum

‘invoucrum’ changed to ‘involucrum’.

Page 57

touch the cæca were such exist

‘were’ changed to ‘where’.

Page 75

References to Mouth parts read Pl. IX, where I believe that Pl. X was meant. No change except for inserted links that refer to plate X.

Page 136

Magaz. der Gesellsch. Natuforsch.

‘Natuforsch’ may be ‘Naturforsch’.

Page 238

Length of whole organ, to the inner margin of the oblique basal articulation } 1/6000

The number here was not legible, as printed. I think it may be 19/6000 from the table of comparative measurements later in this book.

Page 299

Frith of Forth

‘Frith’ may be ‘Firth’.

Page 397

Lepas

membrancea, 146

‘membrancea’ changed to ‘membranacea’.

Inconsistent accents were verified and follow the original.

Hyphen variability

multiarticulatemulti-articulate
uniarticulateuni-articulate