Archive image from page 306 of The Danish Ingolf-expedition (1899-1953). The Danish Ingolf-expedition danishingolfex5cpt9daniuoft Year: 1899-1953 MEDUS/lv. n. 27 Chart I\'. • Occurrence of Eiiphysa auvala Forbes. O Occurrence accordiuy to the literature. In the hatched rej;ions the species is commonly occurring. . Occurrence of the corresponding hydroid polyp, Coyyiitnyplia nana (Alder). is more common. It was found in tliis locality in the autumn of 1864 l)y Kolliker (1864, p. 233). According to Browne (iqo5, p. 749) the medusa appears in the Firth of Clyde in Ma}', is fairly abundant in
Archive image from page 306 of The Danish Ingolf-expedition (1899-1953). The Danish Ingolf-expedition danishingolfex5cpt9daniuoft Year: 1899-1953 MEDUS/lv. n. 27 Chart I\'. • Occurrence of Eiiphysa auvala Forbes. O Occurrence accordiuy to the literature. In the hatched rej;ions the species is commonly occurring. . Occurrence of the corresponding hydroid polyp, Coyyiitnyplia nana (Alder). is more common. It was found in tliis locality in the autumn of 1864 l)y Kolliker (1864, p. 233). According to Browne (iqo5, p. 749) the medusa appears in the Firth of Clyde in Ma}', is fairly abundant in June and July, decreasing in numlier until October. Young sijecimens are found until July; later on full-grown speci- mens prevail; single large specimens may still be met with in November, December, and January. — An individual was found on July i()th 50 miles of Scotland by the German Plankton Expedition (Maas 1893, p. 67). — At St. Andrews, on the east coast of Scotland, the medusa occurs in great abundance from the end of July to the beginning of September (Crawford 1895, p. 257). Forbes (1848, p. 71), who was the first to describe this medusa, found it in Brassay Sound in the Shetland Islands. Hartlaub (1907, p. 82) found it at Lerwick in the beginning of July, and Damas noted it from Balta Sound on May 23rd 1906 (Kramp & Damas 1925, p. 247). West coast of Norway. — From the fjords in the neighbourhood of Bergen the medusa is mentioned by Browne (1903, p. 11) as found in September and November, by Broch (1905, p. 4) as occurring in August. Damas has found it in several localities in the fjords from Bergen to Aalesund in every month between April
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