. Bulletin of the Natural History Museum Zoology. 64 Table 1 Geographical distribution of Bargmannia lata from recent Discovery collections. Station Date Position Depth (m) Nects Bracts 8565# 1 l-viii-74 3°'N 23°'W 700- 800 5 6662#37 21-M-68 10°'N 19°'W 1060-1300 24 6662#32 20-ii-68 10°'N 19°'W 1210-1450 3 6662#30 19-ii-68 10°'N 19°'W 730- 795 17 6662#15 16-ii-68 10°'N 19°'W 600- 695 27 6662#20 17-ii-68 10°'N 19°'W 810-900 8 6662#22 17-H-68 10°'N 19°'W 610-680 25 6662#16 16-ii-68 10°'N 19°'W 810-890 18 7824#39 10-iii-72 1
. Bulletin of the Natural History Museum Zoology. 64 Table 1 Geographical distribution of Bargmannia lata from recent Discovery collections. Station Date Position Depth (m) Nects Bracts 8565# 1 l-viii-74 3°'N 23°'W 700- 800 5 6662#37 21-M-68 10°'N 19°'W 1060-1300 24 6662#32 20-ii-68 10°'N 19°'W 1210-1450 3 6662#30 19-ii-68 10°'N 19°'W 730- 795 17 6662#15 16-ii-68 10°'N 19°'W 600- 695 27 6662#20 17-ii-68 10°'N 19°'W 810-900 8 6662#22 17-H-68 10°'N 19°'W 610-680 25 6662#16 16-ii-68 10°'N 19°'W 810-890 18 7824#39 10-iii-72 11°'N 19°'W 895-1000 5 6662#10 15-ii-68 H°'N 19°'W 910-985 4 6662# 7 14—ii-68 11°'N 19°'W 715-800 33 6662# 8 15-H-68 11°'N 19°'W 910-985 7 7831# 1 16—iii—72 13°'N 25°'W 10-1000 12 7803# 2 19-ii-72 18°'N 25° 'W 1015-1250 13 11261#16 28-vi-85 31°'N 25°'W 1000-1100 16 8281#29 17-iii-73 31°'N 63°'W 1259-1500 26 11794#36 26-vi-88 47°'N 19°'W 1200-1300 10 11794#83 2-vii-88 47°'N 19°'W 1300-1395 7 11794#31 26-vi-88 47°'N 19°'W 2500-2750 17 12096#2 3-vi-90 47°'N 16°'W 1100-1200 16 16 4 2 20 4 nectophores from John Murray Expedition St. 34; 13°'N, 46°'E; 16-X-33; 0-1022 m. BMNH ; and 4 nectophores from Discovery St. 206; 16°36'S, 6°25. l'W; 1-v- 37; 1900-1500 m. BMNH Several nectophores and bracts also have been identified from more recent Discovery material from the Atlantic (Table 1). Diagnosis. Nectophores with relatively long median thrust block; with extensive ventro-lateral wings, emarginate on ventral margins. Nectosac a relatively short, narrow tube without any pronounced dorso-ventral undulations; squarely truncate apically. Ratio of over- all length of nectophore to that of nectosac, on average, exceeds Bracts large, robust, distally truncate; with semicircular dorsal ridge connecting tip
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