Natural history of Victoria, Melbourne, J. Ferres, government printer, 1885-90, Australia, Victoria, Zoology, Australia, Museum Victoria, McCoy, This illustration features a series of intricate depictions of various marine organisms from the phylum Coelenterata, detailing their unique structures and forms. The drawing showcases a variety of shapes, including rounded bodies, elongated appendages, and complex patterns, likely representing different species or life stages such as polyps, medusae, and larvae. Each organism is labeled with a corresponding number for reference, highlighting their diverse anatomical features, which may include tentacles, feeding structures, and reproductive components. The overall composition emphasizes the beauty and complexity of these marine creatures, providing insight into the rich biodiversity found in aquatic ecosystems.