ly large percentage of the shrimp catches. Land- 

 ings of camarao rosa {P. Irasiliensis, P. imulen- 

 sis, and perhaps P. a. subtilis) in Eio de Janeiro 

 during 1965 amounted to 63,900 kg., but in 1966 

 to only 10,700 kg. (SUDEPE). 



The estimates by Braga (1962) indicate that P. 

 hrasiliensls together with P. paiiletisis make up a 

 large percentage of the landings at Santos, Sao 

 Paulo. The majority of the shrimp landed there 

 under the name camarao rosa, however, seems to 

 be P. paulensis. According to Tremel and Mista- 

 kidis (1965), camarao rosa {P. hrasUiemis and P. 

 paulensis) is fished in the State of Santa Catarina 

 in the lagoons and the ocean throughout the year. 

 The production in that State during 1965 

 amounted to 248,600 kg., and during 1966 reached 

 an all-time high of 688,500 kg. (Centro de Pes- 

 quisas de Pesca). 



Mistakidis (1965) found, contraiy to previous 

 information, that P. IrasUieTisis is very scarce in 

 Lagoa dos Patos, where P. paulensis is responsible 

 for the large commercial catches in that vast body 

 of water. 



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