Note 90 — Section B.

If I have assigned the specific title of galeatus to the wrong species, yet Say’s name of elongatus ought not strictly to be admitted; as the Lepas elongata of Gmelin is a Balanus,—probably a variety of Balanus crenatus. I may add, that as the Lepas galeata of Schröter (‘Einleitung in die Conch.’ &c.), was attached to a Gorgonia from the East Indies, it cannot be our present species, but probably is one of the three other allied species, which all occur in India.