Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand . end. Antero-lateral margin of the carapace with two nearly obsolete pair of legs much shorter than the preceding. Colour (in spirit)—carapace brown, legs yellowish, spotted with brown. Breadth -ISin. Hab. Lake Pupuke (fresh water), North Shore, Auckland. This species is remarkable from the fact that it is an inhabitant of freshwater. I am somewhat doubtful about referring it to Elamena, as I have onlyseen a single specimen, a female. Professor Hutton kindly handed over this and the preceding species tome for description. Types of bo
Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand . end. Antero-lateral margin of the carapace with two nearly obsolete pair of legs much shorter than the preceding. Colour (in spirit)—carapace brown, legs yellowish, spotted with brown. Breadth -ISin. Hab. Lake Pupuke (fresh water), North Shore, Auckland. This species is remarkable from the fact that it is an inhabitant of freshwater. I am somewhat doubtful about referring it to Elamena, as I have onlyseen a single specimen, a female. Professor Hutton kindly handed over this and the preceding species tome for description. Types of both have been lodged in the Canterbury Museum. Anthura, Leach.(Bates and Westwoods Brit. Sessile-eyed Crust., vol. ii., p. 157.)Anthura (?) fiagellata, sp. nov. Plate YIII., fig. 2. Body long, slender, sub-cylindrical, thoracic segments sub-equal. Antennasnear equal, the inner one with a distinct flagellum. First three pairs ofthoracic legs sub-chelate, the first pair being considerably larger than the , WewZea^land C/?l/ST/IC£/l. Chilton.—Additions to the Xeir Zealand Crustacea. 173 two following, and having the hand stout and ovate, and the finger longand curved; the second and third pairs similar in shape and equal in size ;the four posterior pairs are all nearly equal to one another, and are non-chelate. First five abdominal segments confluent; the last segment hasits posterior edge notched at the centre. Its appendages, are broad, oper-culiform, and biramous, the inner branch formed of a single joint, broadand concave, enclosing the other branch, which has two broad joints, thebasal one being much longer than the terminal joint. The terminal segment(telson) squamiform, rectangular, with the posterior angles rounded. Theposterior edges of the telson and of the appendages of the last abdominalsegment are fringed with numerous long setae. Length, -3 in. Hah. Among seaweed in rock-pools, Lyttelton Harbour. This species dif
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