A History of Crustacea: Recent Malascostraca
A History of Crustacea: Recent Malascostraca
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Digitized by Google 272 A HISTORY OF RECENT CRUSTACEA The Greenland species, Mysis oculaius (0. Fabricitis), is of special interest on account of the variety reUda^ Loven, found in great hordes in several of the large freshwater lakes of northern Europe, descended, it is supposed, from ancestors which occupied those regions when the waters were still salt and in connection with the open sea. In Mysis relicta the antennal scale is elongate, ciliated all Fig. 22.—Af!fHs relief a, Lordn, the first... maxilla [Sara].
Fig. 2Z.—AfifsUrelictat Loren, the second maxilla.
round. Norman has obtained it from Lough Neagh in Ireland, and by this discovery provides the genus Mysis with at least one representative in the British fauna, after despoiling it of all the rest. Sars, in his * Histoire des Crustaces d'eau douce de Norv^ge,' has given a most elaborate description of this species, illustrated by highly finished and most instructive plates, and more recently it has been studied by Hansen with his accustomed acute- ness.
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Digitized by Google 272 A HISTORY OF RECENT CRUSTACEA The Greenland species, Mysis oculaius (0. Fabricitis), is of special interest on account of the variety reUda^ Loven, found in great hordes in several of the large freshwater lakes of northern Europe, descended, it is supposed, from ancestors which occupied those regions when the waters were still salt and in connection with the open sea. In Mysis relicta the antennal scale is elongate, ciliated all Fig. 22.—Af!fHs relief a, Lordn, the first... maxilla [Sara].
Fig. 2Z.—AfifsUrelictat Loren, the second maxilla.
round. Norman has obtained it from Lough Neagh in Ireland, and by this discovery provides the genus Mysis with at least one representative in the British fauna, after despoiling it of all the rest. Sars, in his * Histoire des Crustaces d'eau douce de Norv^ge,' has given a most elaborate description of this species, illustrated by highly finished and most instructive plates, and more recently it has been studied by Hansen with his accustomed acute- ness.
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