. The Danish Ingolf-expedition. Marine animals -- Arctic regions; Scientific expeditions; Arctic regions. io6 MEDUSA. I. Intosh 1890, p. 304), but no precise records are given. Hartlanb (1894, p. 196) lias found it at Heligo- land. Broch (1905, p. 7) records it from the Sondeledfjord on the Norwegian coast of the Skagerrak. In the International Plankton Catalogues (1906 and 1908) it is recorded from various localities in the eastern part of the Skagerrak. Also Auri^â illius (1897â98) records it from the Skagerrak. A. C. Jo- hansen and Chr. Levinsen (1903) liave menrioned it from the Kattegat.
. The Danish Ingolf-expedition. Marine animals -- Arctic regions; Scientific expeditions; Arctic regions. io6 MEDUSA. I. Intosh 1890, p. 304), but no precise records are given. Hartlanb (1894, p. 196) lias found it at Heligo- land. Broch (1905, p. 7) records it from the Sondeledfjord on the Norwegian coast of the Skagerrak. In the International Plankton Catalogues (1906 and 1908) it is recorded from various localities in the eastern part of the Skagerrak. Also Auri^â illius (1897â98) records it from the Skagerrak. A. C. Jo- hansen and Chr. Levinsen (1903) liave menrioned it from the Kattegat. No other records as to the. Chart -XIV. Occurrence of Tima bairdii Fewkes. O Occurrence according to the literature. Within the hatched region the species has a common occurrence. occurrence of Tima bairdii are found in the literature. Thus it seems certain that it does not occur north and west of the North Sea. It is very remarkable and interesting that the distribution of one of the largest species among the Leptomeduste of the North-European waters is entireh restricted to a comparatively snudl area. _ Tima bairdii may be found at different depths. Most frequenth- it has been found in the upper water , hut in the Skagerrak it has been found near the bottom at considerable depths, viz. 105, 140, 254, and 547 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 Danish Ingolf-Expedition (1895-1896); Københavns universitet. Zoologisk museum. Copenhagen H. Hagerup
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