Discovery reports (1938) Discovery reports discoveryreports17inst Year: 1938 334 DISCOVERY REPORTS spine formula io+ lo, whereas it is 12+12 in specimens of J. noctiirna from Alexandria. There are differences also in the telson of later stages, and there can be little doubt that the species from New Zealand is distinct. a. Side view. d. Maxillule. Fig. 35. Jaxea sp. Samoa. Stage I. b. Left mandible. e. Maxilla. /. Maxillipede i. c. Right mandible. g. Maxillipede 2. Naushonia? I (Figs. 36, 37) Samoa. Stage I. Length 2-3 mm. Rostrum small, slender, upturned at end. Abdominal somites wi
Discovery reports (1938) Discovery reports discoveryreports17inst Year: 1938 334 DISCOVERY REPORTS spine formula io+ lo, whereas it is 12+12 in specimens of J. noctiirna from Alexandria. There are differences also in the telson of later stages, and there can be little doubt that the species from New Zealand is distinct. a. Side view. d. Maxillule. Fig. 35. Jaxea sp. Samoa. Stage I. b. Left mandible. e. Maxilla. /. Maxillipede i. c. Right mandible. g. Maxillipede 2. Naushonia? I (Figs. 36, 37) Samoa. Stage I. Length 2-3 mm. Rostrum small, slender, upturned at end. Abdominal somites without spines, but somite 5 with a small papilliform process ventrally on either side. Telson deeply hollowed in middle, with spine at angle and five long feathered setae on either side; spine 2 reduced to a minute hair. Antennule unsegmented. Antennal scale unsegmented, with ten setae; endopod nearly as long as scale, with three long apical setae; basis with ventral spine.
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