. The Danish Ingolf-expedition. Marine animals -- Arctic regions; Scientific expeditions; Arctic regions. ii8 HYDROIDA II The Faroe Islands: 8â10 miles N. of the Faroe Islands (without further details) 6 miles N. by W. of Store Kalso, depth 60 fathoms 7 â N. by E. of Myggen^s point â 57 â Borona^s i^i^ miles in N. 75°W. -- 30 â Deep hole at north point of Nolso â 100 â - 150 13 miles W. by .S. of Munken I have in earlier works (1908, 1909) united this species with the next, the more finely built form Abietmaria fiUcnla (Ellis et Solander), having overlooked the specific cliaracter which lies
. The Danish Ingolf-expedition. Marine animals -- Arctic regions; Scientific expeditions; Arctic regions. ii8 HYDROIDA II The Faroe Islands: 8â10 miles N. of the Faroe Islands (without further details) 6 miles N. by W. of Store Kalso, depth 60 fathoms 7 â N. by E. of Myggen^s point â 57 â Borona^s i^i^ miles in N. 75°W. -- 30 â Deep hole at north point of Nolso â 100 â - 150 13 miles W. by .S. of Munken I have in earlier works (1908, 1909) united this species with the next, the more finely built form Abietmaria fiUcnla (Ellis et Solander), having overlooked the specific cliaracter which lies in the. 200 fti, ^ 6 00 m. .» .^ tooo m. 2000 m. Fig. LXII. The distribution of .â iS/e/tnaria nbietina in the Northern Atlantic. In the hatched regions a common occurrence is reported. peculiar diaphragm of Abietinaria abietina^ as pointed out by Levinsen (1893 p. 56). Generally speak- ing, the stucture of the colonies will obviate any doubt when deahng with the last-named species, but this is not always the case. Occasionally, Abirlinaria abii/iiia may assume a finer struct- ure (of. Brocli 1908) and it was from observation of such doubtful colonies that I was led to combine the two species under a common name. In such dwarf colonies, however, identity ma}' easih- be deter- mined by examination of the diaphragm, which in Abiefinaria abietiiia is typically bilateral, whereas in Abietinaria Jiliaila the development is almost entireh- radially symmetrical. Abietinaria abietina is a circuin]wlar boreal species, capable of penetrating far into the arctic area, albeit its occurrence there is more sporadic. It can also move far to the south, and is found in the Mediterranean and at Madeira. It belongs really to the littoral region, but mav exceptionally. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the orig
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