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Museum AND Art NotTEs

AASB Wels

Tintinnopsis davidoffi var. cylindrica Daday. Empty test. X200.

T. davidoffi var. cylindrica £. lata Wailes. X200.

T. davidoffi var. cylindrica f. annulata Wailes. X200.

T. davidoffi var. lacvis Wailes. X200.

T. karajacensis Brandt. Fig. 5—X200. Fig.| 6—Short variety. X200.
T. karajacensis var. minutus Wailes. Fig. 7—X400. Fig. 8—X200.

T. sacculus Brandt. X200.

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tubulosa Levander. X200.

Tintinnus translucens Wailes. Fig. 11—Two individuals in conjunction.
Fig. 12—Active individual. . Fig. 13—Empty test. Fig. 14—Animal
retracted. All X200.

T. translucens var. major Wailes. Section of test showing thickness of

the wall. X300.

T. translucens var. minor Wailes. X300.

T. subulatus Ehrenb. Fig. 18—Test containing spores. X300. Figs. 19
and 21. Empty tests. X200. Fig 20—Active individual X200.

T. lususundae var. rectus Wailes. X200.
T. lususundae Entz. X200.

Undella lachmanni Daday. X300.
Tintinnus serratus Kofoid. X30.

T. acuminatus C. & L. X200.

Undella columbiana Wailes. X300.

Tintinnopsis nitida Brandt. X300.

All figures drawn from specimens found in the Strait of Georgia.