Last Report On Dredging Among the Shetland Isles
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Pereiopoda, last three pair much longer and more slender than in H. Galba ; carpus and propodos both very long, the latter the longer, both with small distant spines on the hinder margin, and the whole hinder edge of the propodos micro- scopically pectinate. Eami of all the uropods lanceolate (not widening in the middle), gradually tapering to the end (not mucronate as in If. Galba) ; the general serrated character of the margins of the rami. Agrees with H. Galba, except that the external margi...n of the inner ramus of the second pair is not serrated. The male differs from the female, as in the last two species, in having the antennae very long and slender.
A female from an Aurelia, and males taken living free in the towing- net. It has also been sent to me by Mr. Edward from Banff; and Mr. G. S. Brady has procured both sexes in some numbers off the mouth of the Tees in the towing-net.
Bate and Westwood's " H. Oblivia" which has not the propodos of the gnathopods at all produced, cannot be Kroyer's species nor that here described*.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pereiopoda, last three pair much longer and more slender than in H. Galba ; carpus and propodos both very long, the latter the longer, both with small distant spines on the hinder margin, and the whole hinder edge of the propodos micro- scopically pectinate. Eami of all the uropods lanceolate (not widening in the middle), gradually tapering to the end (not mucronate as in If. Galba) ; the general serrated character of the margins of the rami. Agrees with H. Galba, except that the external margi...n of the inner ramus of the second pair is not serrated. The male differs from the female, as in the last two species, in having the antennae very long and slender.
A female from an Aurelia, and males taken living free in the towing- net. It has also been sent to me by Mr. Edward from Banff; and Mr. G. S. Brady has procured both sexes in some numbers off the mouth of the Tees in the towing-net.
Bate and Westwood's " H. Oblivia" which has not the propodos of the gnathopods at all produced, cannot be Kroyer's species nor that here described*.
What to read after Last Report On Dredging Among the Shetland Isles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Gwyn Jeffreys to read onlineMoreLess
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