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Title: Barbados-Antigua expedition; narrative and preliminary report of a zoological expedition from theUniversity of Iowa to the Lesser Antilles under the auspices of the Graduate College
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Nutting, Charles Cleveland, 1858-1927
Subjects: Barbados-Antigua Expedition, (1918) Natural history Natural history
Publisher: Iowa City, The University
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Institution Libraries
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1. Pour living anemones (See page 106) 2. Our entomologists at work, Barbados (See page 117) 3. Professor Thomas and Mr. Stoner in the field (See page 120) PLATE XXIV
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Corals from Barlmdos (Photographs by C. C. Xiittiiig; 1. Ai/tn-icin (probably new) (Sec )>age lOH) 2. Eiiftmilia (See page 101) 3. OrUcella (See page 100) 4. Meandriiia (Seepage 105) BARBADOS-ANTIGUA EXPEDITION 101 pora cervicornis was not so abundant, but by no means rare,sometimes growing in quite shallow water. It is yellowish tanbrown in color, the terminal calyces or madrepores of eachbranch being white. One species of Isopora with turgidbranch terminations was called the Com flower by Albert,our diver. A very fine, profusely branched species was new tome. It grew in great closely aggregated clumps of fine branches,resembling Oculina varicosa; but showing little ca3nenchymabetween the corallites. A large colony of this species makesone of the handsomest cabinet specimens in our collection. It may be mentioned here that on account of the large sup-ply of the more showy reef corals secured by the Bahama ex-pedition twenty-five years ago, and also on account of theirweight and th

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