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Proceedings of the Royal Society of Queensland . er. G. H.—Chaetognatha with a note on those collected by Challenger/ etc. National Antarctic Exp,Nat. Hist,, Vol. 3. 1907. 6 pp. 1909 Johnston. T. H.—An Australian Chaetognath. Records of theAustralian Museum, 7. (4). 1909, pp. 251-0. 1908 Michael, E. L.—Notes on the identification of the Chaetognatha, Biol. Bull, 15, (2), 1908, pp. 07-84. 1911 Michael, E. L.—Classification and vertical distribution of theChaetognatha of the San Diego region. University ofCalifornia publications in Zoology, 8, (3), 1Q11, pp. 21-186. 1909 Ritter-Zahony, R. von—-Die Chaetognathen der Gazelle Expedi- tion, Zool. Anz. 34, 1909. 1910 Ritter-Zahony, R, von—-Chaetognatha. Fauna Sud-West Aus- traliens, 3, (3), 1910, pp. 125-6. 1911 Ritter-Zahony, R. von—Revision der Chaetognathen. Deutsche Sud-polar Exped., Vol. 13, Zool., Vol. 5 (1). 1889 Whitelegge, T.—List of marine and invertebrate fauna of PortJackson, etc., , 23, 1889. BY T. HARVEY JOHNSTON AND B. BUCKLAND TAYLOR. 41. TEXT-FIGURES, 1-4. Text-figure 1.—Entire specimen of SpadeUa moretonensis, viewed from theventral surface as a transparent object : sensory areasomitted. Text-figure 2.—Dorsal view to show arrangement of sensory areas ondorsal surface. To avoid confusion those on the ventralsurface have been omitted. Text-figure 3.—-Enlarged view of head and anterior portion of body ;ventral view, anatomy showing through. Text-figure 4.—Region of a female aperture (dorsal view). References to lettering :—0., collarette ; cor., corona ; , foreignbody ? ; o., ovum ; , receptaculum seminis ; , tail septum ; ,ventral ganglion ; , vesicula seminalis. ON THE OCCURRENCE OF ABORTIVE STYLES IN BUCKINGHAMIA CELSISSIMA By a D. Gillies, , and C. T. White. (Read before the Royal Societit of Queensland, 2(ith May, 1919). (Text-figures 1-2). In 1918, Longman and White described an interestingmutant in the Proteaceous tree Buckin
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