Archive image from page 155 of Decapod crustacea of Bermuda (1908-1922). Decapod crustacea of Bermuda decapodcrustacea00verr Year: 1908-1922 440 A. E. V err ill — Decapod Crustacea of Bermuda. The left chelipeds ;mermuda. We obtained one specimen in IM's; another in the Vale .Museum was collected by Dr. F. V. Ilamlin about isTT. Its range is from Florida to Ilra/.il. Porto Rico (Benedict as ////out ado/en 1:00,1 specimens of this conspicuously colored spe- cies were obtained at Dominica Island by A. II. Yerrill, in I'.MII; (Yale .Mils.). They \\ere taken in baited tish-traps in lo to 25 fath
Archive image from page 155 of Decapod crustacea of Bermuda (1908-1922). Decapod crustacea of Bermuda decapodcrustacea00verr Year: 1908-1922 440 A. E. V err ill — Decapod Crustacea of Bermuda. The left chelipeds ;mermuda. We obtained one specimen in IM's; another in the Vale .Museum was collected by Dr. F. V. Ilamlin about isTT. Its range is from Florida to Ilra/.il. Porto Rico (Benedict as ////out ado/en 1:00,1 specimens of this conspicuously colored spe- cies were obtained at Dominica Island by A. II. Yerrill, in I'.MII; (Yale .Mils.). They \\ere taken in baited tish-traps in lo to 25 fathoniv They occupied shells of Triton i',t,-i, </nt nn, , and half-i;-rowii Figure 60.—lim-iltnm /UN/I//I/N .• B, anterior ]>art of carapace and appendages enlarged ; 6, distal part of 2d ambulatory leg of left side, more enlarged. After Saussure. See also pi. xxvi. This species is pretty closely allied to I), insignis, but is easily distinguished by the armature of the chela? and second left ambulatory leg. The eye-stalks of the latter are also shorter (see tig. 59), not reaching to the end of the antennal aciculum, and the ocular scales are different in form. In D. insignisthe second left ambulatory leg has no median carina on the outer surface (see fig. 59, and Plate xxvi, 4, 5), the oblique ridges and long rows of small tubercles curve back- ward and meet in 'herring-bone' fashion along the convex middle line, on the propodus, but are interrupted by a groove on the clactylus; they are armed with appressed plumose hairs, as in D. venosus.
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