. Decapod crustacea of Bermuda. Decapoda (Crustacea) -- Bermuda Islands. 376 -1. A'. \'ri-ill- — I>i'<-<i/'"<l Crustacea <-/' /.'/.-i Katldmn. />,•/, n/ims Im-r. lli-t. des Crust., p. -M!i. pi. \. ti_- :;. ir /,!•/, i,jicn S;iv. . Arad. Nat. Sri. 1'hilad. i. p.'.*;. 1^17. DrKav. Nat. Hist. N'r\\- Ynrk, Croat., p. 11. pi. vi. li^. v 1MI iy«./i Linn, spec., /»••• Fabr.). /,n/,i/ .SVM// ( I' Anirr. \dv. :!d ....... tin-. |.. I >. Dana. I', s. Exped. Crust., ]>. '.'T::. i'l. x\i, ug. 8, 1852 stim Proc. Acad. Nat. s,-i.
. Decapod crustacea of Bermuda. Decapoda (Crustacea) -- Bermuda Islands. 376 -1. A'. \'ri-ill- — I>i'<-<i/'"<l Crustacea <-/' /.'/.-i Katldmn. />,•/, n/ims Im-r. lli-t. des Crust., p. -M!i. pi. \. ti_- :;. ir /,!•/, i,jicn S;iv. . Arad. Nat. Sri. 1'hilad. i. p.'.*;. 1^17. DrKav. Nat. Hist. N'r\\- Ynrk, Croat., p. 11. pi. vi. li^. v 1MI iy«./i Linn, spec., /»••• Fabr.). /,n/,i/ .SVM// ( I' Anirr. \dv. :!d ....... tin-. |.. I >. Dana. I', s. Exped. Crust., ]>. '.'T::. i'l. x\i, ug. 8, 1852 stim Proc. Acad. Nat. s,-i. I' is;,s. ,, :> . ''.» ; Hull. 'tin Mu- Comp. Zool., i, \>. 117. 1^7n. A. \ \r,'h. du Mus. ,rili-t. Nat., x. p. :;i;. pi. \\i\. Ogs. 2, 2a, •.''-. IH;I. Smith and Har^'T. Iran- ('.mil. Ac' iii, p. 'Ji',. |^;i Kin^slrv. I'm,-. Xat. Sri. I' 1878, p. 319, L878; op. eit., is7'.t. p. 898 \. , Mi- Sci. Mex., v, p. 210, 1879. Smith, these Trans., T, p. r.'l. L879 Port H,I us S«!/i' M. -I. Katldmn. I'.nll. Nat. Ili-t. I'nix. |..\v;i. p. 276, ISM- ; \nirr. Nat . \\xiv. ],. 1 Id. I'.MIU. .* \i'/ilii,'x litititninx \V. in llrilprin'- I'.rrm. ]>. l!7i-Mi/i «:-p i. Ki(;rHi. •.•:>. Pi. ATI: XVIII. PlOtmi 1. I' XXI. 1. 'I'liis li;i- llu- aiitci-'mr ambulatory lfL;s Inn^rr, Mini ilfi-'nlcdly inure and friniri'd nmri- >t nuiLrlv \vit li l(tn«; liairs n. Figure ;). — Port v,i a. f ,s'"(//. ' , nat. size. Drawing by J. H. Emerton. from nature. joints than any other of our allied sjn-cic-, ami its swimming are long and thick, in accordance with its more strictly oceanic habits. The inerns and carpal joints of the swimming legs, also, are smooth, ovate, and thickened, and the l>asal joints are longer thali usual. It is an active swimmer. The caraj>ace is smoother than in the other Bermuda species. In addition to characters, it has, as o
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