1.-5. <i>Corynactis viridis</i>, 6. <i>Bologera eques</i>, 7. <i>Zoanthus sulcatus</i>, 8. <i>Z. alderi</i>, 9.-10. <i>Z. couchii', 11. </i>Aureliania augusta<i>, 12. </i>A. heterocera<i>, 13. </i>Capnea sanguinea<i> </i>
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