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78 21. 1. Ringed Grub. 15. Masked Axolotl. 16. Axolotl. 14. Great Sala- mander. || 2. Tree Frog. 8. Green Frog. 13. Crested Newt. 10. Ground halamander. 17. Congo Snake. || 18. Proteus. 9. Pi pa. 4. Skeleton of Frog. 7. Toad. 8. Horned Toad. 12. Bibbed Salamander. || 5. Toad with Spawn. 6. Unke. 11. Hooded Salamander. 19. Arm Salaman- der, or {Siren. 22. 5. Fore Part of Skeleton of Porpoise. 1. Protopterus. 11. Sturgeon. 13. Bel lows Fish. 2. Skeleton or Starry Ray. 10. Pike. 17. Eel Mother. 1«. Sea Butterfly, or Blenny. 6. Common Shark. 4. Saw Fish. || 9. Bony Pike. 15. Sea Bat. 8. Spoke. || 14. Sea Surgeon. 12. Skeleton of Sturgeon. 3. Torpedo Fish. 7. Hammer Shark. 18. Spouting Fish, or Beaked Chsetodon. 23. 1. Tunny. 2. Mackerel. 7. Climbing Fish, fi 6. Harder. 12,13. Bass. S3. Fan Fish. 4. Skeleton of Silver Plate. 10. Stickleback. 5. Corb. . Dorado. || 14. Horn Pike. 17. Turbot. 18. Sole. || 15. Swallow Fish. 19. Mureena. 11. Sand Eel. 9. Open Mouth of Dorado. 16. Skeleton of Zunge. 24. 1. Juli*. 24. Myxon. 15. Bastard Carp. 25. Lancelot. 19. Silurus. 1 7. Skull of Cod. 14. Carp. 6. Cod. 17. Gudgeon. 20. Moon Fish. || 11. Brook Trout. 12. Salmon. 9. Pike. 18. Loach. | 8. Eel Pout. 3. Sardel. 13. Marane. 4. Anchovy. 22. Sea Horse. || 16. Trench. 5. Herring. 10. Salmon. 23. River Lamprey. 2. Eel. 21. Horned Trunk Fish. 25. 1-8. Termites. 41. Club Beetle. 36. Scaritida, or Sand Beetle. 38. Whirlwig Beetle. 46. Gloss Beetle. 45. Scaphidium. 61. Striped Bee- tle. 47. Colydium. 42. Stumpy Beetle. 57. Spring Beetle. 15. Migra- tory Locust. 14. Leaping Locust. 18 Shore Fly. 24. Feather Louse. 20. Dragon Fly. 22. Sugar Moth. 59. Cebrion. 21. Thrips. 27. Camel- neck Fly. 23. Glacier Flea. || &5. Larva of Rose Bug. | 10. Mantis, or Praying Insect. 62. Borer. 55. Scarabseus, or Dung Beetle. 11. Walking Leaf Insect. 17. Wood Louse. Itf. May Fly, or Ephemera. 28. Scorpion Fly. 25. Ant Lion Larva, in pit. 53. Larva of Cockchafer Grub. 16. Earwig. 60. Glow Worm; a. male,6. female. 54. Chrysalis of Cockchafer. || 30. Xenos. 29. Vernal Fly. 31. 32. Coieoptera. 34. The Golden Running Beetle. 56. Splendid Hug. 33. Leather Running Beetle. 39. Fish Beetle. 52. May Bug. 12. Cricket. 43. Larva of Car- rion Beetle. 9. Cockroach. || 3?. Swimming Beetle. 40. Brachelytra, or Rove Beetle. 63. Chrysalis of the Gnawing Borer. 13. Mole Cricket. 68. Cebrion. 48. Cuculus. 49. Bacon Beetle. 60. Pill Beetle. 51. Ground Beetle. 44. Burying Beetle. 26. Ant Lion, In perlect form. 26. 4. Tenebrlo Molitor, or Meal Bug. 5. Larva of same. 3. Larva of Augur Beetle. 1. Cockchafer. 2. Augur Beetle. 11. Spanish Fly. 21. Sponge Beetle. 22. Lady Bug. 29. Sand Wasp. 33. Brown Forest Wasp. 38. Rose Gall Wasp. 39. Plum Saw Wasp. 44. Caterpillar of Pear Wasp. || 8. Melandria. 9. Stinging Beetle. 17. Barkchafer. 6. Wool Beetle. 7. Cardinal, or Scarlet Beetle. 10. Male Oil Beetle. 12. Desert Bug. 18. Plum, or Stumpy Beetle. 14. Corn Weevil. 20.