494 



Fig. 63. Map to show the distribution of the genus Himantozoum, based on distribution of: H. antarcticum 

 (Calvet), p. 422; H. apsteini (Hasenbank, 1932, p. 333); H. emaciatum Harmer, 1926, p. 455; H. hessei 

 (Hasenbank, 1932, p. 331); H. leontodon (Busk) and var., see Hasenbank, 1932, p. 335; H. margariti- 

 ferum (Busk, 1884, p. 41); H. mirabile (Busk, 1884, p. 39); H. obtusum sp.n., p. 424; H. sinuosum (Busk) 

 and var., pp. 425, 426; H. taurinum Harmer, 1926, p. 454. 



Fig. 64. Map to show the distribution of the genus Cornucopina, based on distribution of: C. angulata 

 (Kluge), p. 406; C. bella (Busk); C. conica Harmer, p. 398; C. geniculata Harmer; C. grandis (Busk); 

 C.infttndibulata(Busk), p. 399 ; C. lata (Kluge), p. 402 ; C. moluccensis (Busk), p. 406 ; C. navicularis (Busk), 

 p. 406 ; C. ovalis sp.n. and var., pp. 402, 404 ; C. pectogemma (Goldstein), p. 397 ; C. polymorpha (Kluge), 

 p. 399; C. rotundata (Kluge), p. 407; C. tuba (Busk); C. zelandica sp.n., p. 405. For species for which 

 no page is given see Harmer (1926, pp. 422-8). 

 Since the block was made for this map I have seen Osburn's paper on Cornucopina antillea from 732 m. 



in the West Indian region (see p. 398). 



