Report on the scientific results of the voyage of "Scotia" during the years 1902, 1903 and 1904, under the leadership of William SBruce . FIG. 8.—Tentacular club of Sepia austral a [H 932]. x75. Hemisepius typicus, Steenstrup, 1875. Locality.—Station 482, Saldanha Bay, Cape Colony. 19th May 1904. 8-10fathoms; trawled. Two specimens, $ [H 933 and 1380].Previous Record.—Table Bay, Cape Town. ingens, Smith, 1881. Locality.—Off the South Orkney Islands. Lat. 60° 10 S., long. 42° 35 February 1903. From the stomach of a Ross seal: a number of half-digestedfragm
Report on the scientific results of the voyage of "Scotia" during the years 1902, 1903 and 1904, under the leadership of William SBruce . FIG. 8.—Tentacular club of Sepia austral a [H 932]. x75. Hemisepius typicus, Steenstrup, 1875. Locality.—Station 482, Saldanha Bay, Cape Colony. 19th May 1904. 8-10fathoms; trawled. Two specimens, $ [H 933 and 1380].Previous Record.—Table Bay, Cape Town. ingens, Smith, 1881. Locality.—Off the South Orkney Islands. Lat. 60° 10 S., long. 42° 35 February 1903. From the stomach of a Ross seal: a number of half-digestedfragments [H 925]. Station 325, Scotia Bay, South Orkneys. 1st January 1904. One specimen [H 928]. (ROY. soc. EDIN. TRANS., VOL. XLVIII., 281.) 100 DR WILLIAM EVANS HOYLE ON THE A drawing of the radula is given in fig. 9, as its form differs in a few details fromthat shown by SMITH.*. \ FIG. 9.—Radula of OnychoteutTiis ingens [H 925], x Histioteuthis sp. juv. Locality.—Station 468, South Atlantic. Lat. 39° 48 S., long. 2° 33 E. 29thApril 1904. 2645 fathoms. One specimen [H 940]. Thespecimen is somewhat damaged. The interbrachial membrane is slightly devel-oped. One arm shows the pigmented organ at the extremity, which, so far as I am aware,is characteristic (in this family) of the genus Histioteuthis, although it is not alludedto in the diagnosis either of PFEFFER or CHUN. In many respects it resembles theChallenger specimen called Histiopsis atlantica, which was also from the same region,but is pale and semi-transparent, whilst that was opaque and dull reddish in colour. BATHYTEUTHID^E. Bathyteuthis alyssicola, Hoyle, megalops, Chun, Cephalopoden, Wiss. Ergebn. deutsch. Tie/see Exped., p. 185, pis. Locality.— Station 416, off Coats Land. Lat. 71° 22 S., long. 18° 15 to 2300 fathoms. 17th Marc
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