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Fig. 13. The same animalcule, seen from downwards; a. cuirass; b. pedal surface; c. c. brown content.
Fig. 14. Frustulia agrestis; two united animalcules. Length of an animalcule: 0,00054.
Fig. 14. b. The same e. f. standing and distant; c. d. the tubes uniting them.
Fig. 15. An animalcule, seen from the pedal surface; c. d. the openings in which the tubes (fig. 14. c. d,) draw themselves back.
Fig. 15. b. The same animalcule, seen sidewise; g. h. openings in the cuirass; e. d. openings of the tubes.
Fig. 16. Pharyngoglossa sigmoidea; length of the animalcule: 0,002361. a. the stopple of the tube; b. the head; c. the foot of the anus; g. the anus; d. sexual warts. f. f. intestinal tube.
Fig. 16. a. Head of the animalcule, seen sidewise, strongly magnified; a. the stopple; b. the fissures of the cuirass with the foot; f. the intestinal tube.
Fig. 16. b. Head of the animalcule, seen from downwards; a. the stopple; b. the foot; d. sexual wart; i. brown content.
Fig. 16. c. Posterior extremity of the animalcule; c. the foot; g. anus; f. intestinal tube; i. content.
Fig. 16. D. Stopple a ², drawn from the opening a ¹ of the alimentary tube f., seen round the ligament b ¹, to which it adheres.
Fig. 17. Frustulia viridescens, seen sidewise; a. a. pedal bladders. Length: 0,000185.

PLATE II.

Fig. 18. Cosmarium deltoïdes. d. rotatory molecular bladders in the middle; c. c. the same bladders on both sides; e. point of junction of the two animalcules; f. warty cuirass. Size of the double animalcule: 0,000278.