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— 2. Millepora structure from abovej (M о ret). Signs identical with aboves. — 3. Stromatoporoidea structure, longitudinal (More t). A = astrorhiza, L = laminae (horizontal structure elements), P = piliae (vertical structure elements). — 4. Stromaloporoidea structure, from above (More t). Signs identical with aboves. — 5, ?Promillepora sp. structure, from Lower Liassic of the Páskomtető, G = gastropore (Orig.). — 6. Same, longitudinal (Orig.), — 7. Milleporidium remesi, a part of the branch, crude sketch, in the embedding titon rock (shaded). Zirc — Pintérhegy. — 8. Enlarged longitudinal section of Fig. 7. Ha = horizontal lamellae, z = zoid tubes. Vertical and horizontal structure elements occur more frequently in reality, here they are figured less abundantly for a better view. (Orig.) — 9. Milleporium remesi, two main horizontal elements (= FR), with interspatial parts (= k), from the axial region. Strong enlargement (Orig.). Table 2. Fig. 1. Milleporidium remesi, from the diphiatic horizont near Zirc. A branch fragment, from above, in toto. Concentric structure is characteristic. H — main horizontal elements. (Orig.). —2. An enlarged part of the former figure with the vertical and horizontal elements. (Orig.). — 3. A still greater enlargement from the former portion. F = main horizontal elements, MEL = secondary horizontal elements, (Orig,), — 4. Milleporidium remesi zoid tubes with tabulae under strong enlargement (a, b, c). Dotted line demarcates the surface.— 5. Heterastridium colonies (K u t a s s y). ON = a colony in lateral view (all others from above). — 6. Three astrorhizae from a Heterastridium, Strong enlargement. — 7. A Milleporidium zoid tube with tabulae. Strong enlargement (Orig.). — 8. Milleporidium remesi (Steinmann). Zoid tubes, from above. — 9. Same species from Zirc— Pintérhegy. Zoid tubes. (Orig.). — 10. Same species from Zirc-Pintérhegy, zoid tubes enlarged. (Orig.). —

11. Milleporidium sp., colony from the Neocom. — 12. Enlarged part from above find. Table 3. Fig. 1. Heptastylopsis ramosa, pseudocalyx with ingrown spines; 7 on every side. One of them, extending to the middle, builds a pseudo columella. Strong enlargement. Csővár raibli marl. — 2. Longitudinal section of the former find. The lateral spines visible in the tubes, the opposite ones are mere points. Strong enlargement. (Orig.) — 3. The family tree of the Hydrozoa: 1. Thalamospongia, 2. Hydractinidae, 3. Milleporidae, 4. Stylasteridae, 5. Mille-