Archive image from page 61 of The Danish Ingolf-expedition (1898). The Danish Ingolf-expedition danishingolfexpe1517dani Year: 1898 56 HYDROIDA II Forma microtheca: length of hydrotheca '4—7s tne length of the internodium; the internodia of slender build. Material (forma typicd): 'Thor' 35°57' N., 5°35' W., depth 740 metres Iceland: Vestmano, depth 50 fathoms. Plumularia setacea divides in the same manner as the foregoing into a widely distributed warm water variety, forma microtheca, and a temperate forma typica, occurring both in subantarctic and boreal waters. Plumularia setacea is in nort
Archive image from page 61 of The Danish Ingolf-expedition (1898). The Danish Ingolf-expedition danishingolfexpe1517dani Year: 1898 56 HYDROIDA II Forma microtheca: length of hydrotheca '4—7s tne length of the internodium; the internodia of slender build. Material (forma typicd): 'Thor' 35°57' N., 5°35' W., depth 740 metres Iceland: Vestmano, depth 50 fathoms. Plumularia setacea divides in the same manner as the foregoing into a widely distributed warm water variety, forma microtheca, and a temperate forma typica, occurring both in subantarctic and boreal waters. Plumularia setacea is in northern waters a denizen of the middle and upper parts of the lit- 200 m. _ _. _ _ 600 m. _ _ _ _ to 00 m. 2000m. Fig. XXIV. The occurrence of Plumularia setatea in the Northern Atlantic. In the hatched parts the occurrence according to the literature is common, although scattered. toral region, whereas in warmer seas it goes fairly deep down into the abyssal region. The species is altogether somewhat rare in the boreal area (fig. XXIV) and penetrates in considerable numbers only into the southern and warmest parts of the same. Plumularia Catharina Johnston. 1833 Plumularia Catharina, Johnston, Illustrations in british Zoology, p. 497, figs. 61—62. Upright, pinnate colonies with simple or branched, monosiphonic, little pronounced stem. The branches proceed from the base of the hydrothecae on the stem, and are as a rule placed oppositely, more rarely alternating. Stem and hydrocladia are divided into internodia by alternating transverse
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