. The Danish Ingolf-Expedition. Scientific expeditions; Arctic Ocean. ACTINIARIA 57 nemathybomes 50—60 X 4—5 ^, in the tentacles 31—36 X 3 //, in the actinopharynx 41—46 X 3—4 fi. Tentacles 16. Longitudinal muscle-pennons of the mesenteries in the reproductive region strong, with about 30, often ramificated folds. Outer parts of the mesenteries issuing not far from the middle of the pennon, Parietal muscles in the reproductive region in transverse-sections oval, with rather richly ramificated folds. Their expansion on the column is inconsiderable. Colour in preserved state: scapus dirtily ochr
. The Danish Ingolf-Expedition. Scientific expeditions; Arctic Ocean. ACTINIARIA 57 nemathybomes 50—60 X 4—5 ^, in the tentacles 31—36 X 3 //, in the actinopharynx 41—46 X 3—4 fi. Tentacles 16. Longitudinal muscle-pennons of the mesenteries in the reproductive region strong, with about 30, often ramificated folds. Outer parts of the mesenteries issuing not far from the middle of the pennon, Parietal muscles in the reproductive region in transverse-sections oval, with rather richly ramificated folds. Their expansion on the column is inconsiderable. Colour in preserved state: scapus dirtily ochreous-j-ellow shading off into Fig. 70. Textfigs. 68—72. Isoedwardsia ingolfi. Fig. 68: Section of a portion of scapus in its proximal part. Fig. 69: Section of a portion of .scapus in the middle of the aboral body-end. Fig. 70: Transverse sec- tion of a pennon in the reproductive region. Fig. 71: Transverse section of a pa- rietal muscle in the reproductive region. Fig. 72: Transverse section of a mesen- tery in the proximal part. Dimensions: Spec, i) Length cm., largest breadth, a little above the proximal part of the animal, cm. Length of capitulum cm. Sp. 2) Length cm, largest breadth cm (PI. i, fig. 36). Occurrence: 6o°37' N. 27° 52' W. 799 fms. Temperature of the bottom ° (Ingolf-Exp. St. 78) 2 sp. Exterior aspect: No physa. The most proximal part of the column is rounded, broader than the other part of the body and totally cuticle-clad (Pi. i, fig. 36). Scattered nemathybomes appear also in the most proximal end which is more soUd than the other part of the body. The proximal end imperceptibly fuses into the other part of the scapus, the cuticle of which is also strong. In all places on the scapus there are scattered nemathybomes wliich are especially distinct in the smaller, more extended specimen. The longitu- The V. 9. ". Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may ha
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