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Occurrence: Anchialina typica (Kroyer), 1861 



St. WS 1000. 13. iii. 50 (night). Three hauls: 50-0 m., 5 juv., largest 3-4 mm.; 100-50 m., 4 juv., largest 3-2 mm.; 

 150-0 m., 1 adult S, 7-2 mm. 



Distribution. This species is widely distributed in equatorial and tropical waters of the world. 

 The present record is the most southerly to be made in the southern hemisphere. 



q Dactylamblyops hodgsoni Holt and Tattersall, 1906 



St. WS 976. 6. iii. 50 (day). 1000-750 m., 1 badly damaged juv. (J, 6 mm. 



Distribution. This species has never before been recorded so far north. All previous records 

 are from deep water in the Antarctic or Southern Oceans. 



Occurrence: Meterythrops sp., S. I. Smith 1879 



St. WS 978. 7. iii. 50 (day). 500-250 m., 1 badly damaged juv., 3-4 mm. 



Distribution. 150 miles west of Walvis Bay. 



Occurrence- Katerythrops oceanae Holt and Tattersall, 1905 



St. WS 976. 6. iii. 50 (day). 1000-750 m., 1 small juv. 2-5 mm. 

 Distribution. Within the known range of the species. 



Occurrence: Euchaetomera typica G. O. Sars, 1884 



St. WS 977. 6/7. iii. 50 (night). 500-250 m., 1 juv., 3 mm. 

 St. WS 978. 7. iii. 50 (day). 100-50 m., 1 juv. <J, 5-6 mm. 



Distribution. Within the known range of the species. 



Occurrence: Euchaetomera tenuis G. O. Sars, 1883 



St. WS 977. 6/7. iii. 50 (night). 250-100 m., 2 juv., 2-5 and 3 mm. 

 Distribution. Within the known range of the species. 



Occurrence- Euchaetomera intermedia Nouvel, 1942 



St. WS 976. 6. iii. 50 (day). 100-50 m., 1 juv. ?, 6-8 mm. 

 Distribution. Within the known range of the species. 



Occurrence: Euchaetomera zurstrasseni (Illig), 1906 



St. WS 976. 6. iii. 50 (day). 250-100 m., 1 juv., 3 mm. 



Distribution. This species has been recorded on many occasions from the Antarctic and the 

 Southern Atlantic. Except for one record from waters to the west of Cape Town it has never been 

 taken in the Atlantic north of South Georgia. The present record from the west of Walvis Bay is the 

 most northerly in the Atlantic Ocean. 



Euchaetomera larvae too young to identify, station WS 997. 



