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English: Plate 7: 1. Mysis stenolepis, 2. Limnoria terebrans (=Limnoria lignorum), 3. Caprella geometrica, 4. Idotea irrorata (=I. balthica), 5. Gammarus ornatus, 6. Orchestia agilis (=Platorchestia platensis), 7. Amphithoe maculata? 8. Crangon vulgaris (=Crangon crangon), 9. Palaemon vulgaris, 10. Unciola irrorata

Identifier: animallifeofours00heil
Title: The animal life of our seashore. With special reference to the New Jersey coast and the southern shore of Long Island
Year: 1888 (1880s)
Authors: Heilprin, Angelo, 1853-1907
Subjects: Marine animals
Publisher: Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott Company
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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PLATTB 7 Fig. 1. Mysis stenolepis, 2. Limnoria terebrans (X 7). 3. Caprella geometrica (X 2^). 4. Idotea irrorata. 5. Gammarus ornatus. 6. Orchestia agilis (X 4). 7. Amphithoe maculata. 8. Crangon vulgaris. 9. Palfemon vulgaris.10. Unciola irrorata.
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OUR CARCI NO LOGICAL FRIENDS. 95 A common object—indeed, one of the commonestobjects of the sands—is the cylindrical mole crabor * sand-bug {Hippa emerita),whose vertical burrows openup in great number, partic-ularly in the lower tidal re-gion. The animal is a remark-ably rapid burrower, pushingitself head downward by meansof its anterior or thoracic feet.As a rule, but little organicmatter is found within the ali-mentary canal of the mole crab,which appears to subsist largelyupon the nutriment extracted from the swallowedsand. It constitutes a favorite article of food withmany fishes.

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