. Discovery reports. Discovery (Ship); Scientific expeditions; Ocean; Antarctica; Falkland Islands. 42 DISCOVERY REPORTS Mastigopus I (Figs. 33 a, c, 34). Length 37 mm. Rostrum 0-85 mm. Rostrum denticulate, with minute spine at base. Supraorbital, hepatic and anterior lateral spines present, much reduced. Dorsal organ small. Abdomen with conspicuous lateral spines on somites 1-5, dorsal spines reduced to minute points on somites i and 2, but rather long on somites 3-6. Telson with anterior lateral spine and small terminal fork; two or four setae within the fork. Eye more than one-fifth length
. Discovery reports. Discovery (Ship); Scientific expeditions; Ocean; Antarctica; Falkland Islands. 42 DISCOVERY REPORTS Mastigopus I (Figs. 33 a, c, 34). Length 37 mm. Rostrum 0-85 mm. Rostrum denticulate, with minute spine at base. Supraorbital, hepatic and anterior lateral spines present, much reduced. Dorsal organ small. Abdomen with conspicuous lateral spines on somites 1-5, dorsal spines reduced to minute points on somites i and 2, but rather long on somites 3-6. Telson with anterior lateral spine and small terminal fork; two or four setae within the fork. Eye more than one-fifth length of body, the width of the eyeball more than half length of eye. Antennule with first segment of peduncle much the longest, the third slightly shorter than the second. Antennal flagellum longer than body. Mandibular palp of good. Fig. 33. S. corniculum A. a, Mastigopus i moulted from Acanthosoma; b, telson of Acanthosoma; c, telson of Mastigopus. size but unsegmented. Maxillipede 3 and leg 3 nearly the same length. Legs 2 and 3 chelate. Legs with long twisted vestiges of exopods. Pleopods long; pleopods 3-5 with setose endopods, the fifth the longest; pleopod 2 with rudimentary, non-setose endopod. Uropods slender, about 11 times as long as wide; setose margin nearly, or quite, twice the bare part. There is some variation in the number of setae on the telson and in degree of development of the pleopods. Also the vestiges of the exopods of the legs may be much reduced. Colour. Red in thorax as in Acanthosoma. The legs may be colourless or with red distally. Later stages become more and more red, especially on the legs (Fig. 35). Mastigopus 2 was obtained by moult from stage i. Stage 2 differs very little from. 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 Institute of Oceanographic Sciences (Great Britain);
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