. Contributions to Canadian biology and fisheries. Fisheries; Marine biology. Fui. 19.— Stephos sinua- tus n. sp. Fifth pair of feet of male. James Fig. —Zaus aurelii Poppe. of female. James Bay. Fifth foot was found, in which the fureal ramus is no longer than it is broad and in other respects it agrees closely with C. hreviftirca Sars, but unfortunately the distal portion of the anterior antennae was broken off on both sides so that this piece of confirmation is lacking. It is not uncommon to find the male of one species and the female of another species of the same genus in one sm
. Contributions to Canadian biology and fisheries. Fisheries; Marine biology. Fui. 19.— Stephos sinua- tus n. sp. Fifth pair of feet of male. James Fig. —Zaus aurelii Poppe. of female. James Bay. Fifth foot was found, in which the fureal ramus is no longer than it is broad and in other respects it agrees closely with C. hreviftirca Sars, but unfortunately the distal portion of the anterior antennae was broken off on both sides so that this piece of confirmation is lacking. It is not uncommon to find the male of one species and the female of another species of the same genus in one small plankton gathering. : In addition to Idyaea fiircata, already mentioned, there were present a number of other interesting Harpacticoids. The Family Ectino- somidae is represented by Ectinosoma melaniceps Boeck; the length of the female measured about mm., which is the size of a closely related species, E. normani, both ha\ing7-jointed antennules (anterior antennae), but the particular 327. 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 original Biological Board of Canada. Contributions to Canadian biology and fisheries; Biological Board of Canada. Toronto [etc. ]
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