. Introduction to zoology; a guide to the study of animals, for the use of secondary schools;. J 191. — Metacrinus interruptus. After P. H. Carpenter. FIG . 1510. — »S//» apt a inhe re tt s. a,tentacles; b, longitudinal mus-cles; c, alimentary Quatrefages. Ocean and the ChinaSea, where they are com-monly known as lk tre-pangs. They are cutopen, washed, boiled,dried, and sometimessmoked. They are soldin Chinese ports, andsome species are con-sidered by Chinese epi-cureans as great deli-cacies. Several species ofHolothurians occur onthe Maine coast. A bar-rel-shaped form with
. Introduction to zoology; a guide to the study of animals, for the use of secondary schools;. J 191. — Metacrinus interruptus. After P. H. Carpenter. FIG . 1510. — »S//» apt a inhe re tt s. a,tentacles; b, longitudinal mus-cles; c, alimentary Quatrefages. Ocean and the ChinaSea, where they are com-monly known as lk tre-pangs. They are cutopen, washed, boiled,dried, and sometimessmoked. They are soldin Chinese ports, andsome species are con-sidered by Chinese epi-cureans as great deli-cacies. Several species ofHolothurians occur onthe Maine coast. A bar-rel-shaped form with a APPENDIX TO CHAPTER XIII 203 sort of tail (Caudina,1 Fig. 189) occurs on the Massa-chusetts coast. A worm-like form, but with a beautifullytransparent skin (Synapta,2 Fig. 190), is found in sandybeaches from Massachusetts to New Jersey. The Crinoids,3 or sea-lilies, are familiar as fossils to resi-dents of New York State and the Ohio and Mississippivalleys. The living animals are less often seen, for theyare inhabitants of the deep sea. They have a cup-likebody, with the mouth at its centr
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