Natuurkundige uitspanningen   Volume 2 (3)   Plate 12



TRESOAR Leeuwarden


Figure(s) Baster 1765DutchFrom Bennet & van Olivier
1825+1826		DutchMaitland 1876 Identification 2007DutchEnglish
1 (Planta feminifera) Een Zaaddragende Plant 1 Op 20 vadem diep by Drontheim uit de Noord-Zee gehaald     Fucus bursa pastoris. Lin.      
2 Nereis minima De kleine Zee-duizendbeen met zeer lange Grypers 2 In slik of zandkokertje op stenen of schelpen van de bodem Spio seticornis borstelhoornige Spio Spio seticornis. Fabr. Polydora sp. slikkokerworm a burrowing bristleworm
3 Pediculus ceti De zogenoemde walvis-luis     Pycnogonum littorale. Mull. Pycnogonum litorale Ström michelinmannetje a sea spider species


1 A seed-bearing plant, fished at 20 fathom deep in the North Sea near Drontheim. Send to Baster by Erik Pontoppidan, Bishop of Bergen, also known for his description of griant squids attacking ships and the enourmous sea serpent. Drontheim is an old name for Trondheim in Norway. No resemblace to Gracilaria bursa-pastoris (former Fucus bursa-pastoris).
2 Baster shows how the bristleworm burrows itself with its palps protuding whem placed in a bottle with seawater and sand.



 




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