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BULLETIN 150, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM 



Name 



North 

 Pacific 



pq 



North 

 Atlantic 



a 



Oi 



a 

 o 



u 



Nedoliparis pelagicus 



Careprodus gilberii 



Paraliparis dadylosus 



Paraliparis ulochir 



Paraliparis cephalus 



Rhinoliparis attenuaius 



Liparis rutteri 



Liparis mucosus 



Liparis grebnifzkii 



Liparis micraspidophorus. 



Liparis pulchellus 



Liparis fucensis 



Liparis dennyi 



Poly per a beringianus 



Polypers greeni 



Careprodus spedrum 



Careprodus melanurus 



Careprodus abbreviatus 



Careprodus ovigerum 



Acantholiparis opercularis. 



Paraliparis deani 



Paraliparis mento 



Paraliparis rosaceus 



Liparis atlanticus 



Liparis tunicatus 



Careprodus ranula 



Paraliparis liparina 



Paraliparis garmani 



Paraliparis copei 



Liparis liparis 



Careprocius micropus 



Liparis major 



Liparis moniagui 



Careprodus reinhardi 



Careprodus longipinnis 



Paraliparis membranaceus . 



Paraliparis bathybius 



Paraliparis grandiceps 



Paraliparis longifilis 



Paraliparis angushfrons- _ 



Paraliparis fimbriatus 



Paraliparis latifrons 



Paraliparis attenuatus 



Liparis antardica 



Liparis steineni 



Careprodus falklandica 



Careprodus pallidus 



Careprodus georgianus 



X 



X? 



X? 



X? 



X 



X 



X? 



X? 



X? 



X 



X 



X 



X 



X 



X 



X? 



X? 



X 



0- 

 0- 



92- 



284- 



300- 609 



102- 482 



29fr- 482 



406-1, 005 



284- 540 



576 



+ 



+ 



+ 



+ 



0-f- 



212 



123 



0+ 



0+ 



no 



876 



625 



1,588 



682-1, 973 



30- 274 



685 



984 



+ 



+ 



365 



480 



540 



594 



+ 



55- 976? 



8- 116? 



0+ 



263- 658 



702 



400 



540- 658 



1,588 



1,823 



511 



1,772 



1,793 



902 



+ 



+ 



8- 82 



15 



107 



11? 

 328- 

 300- 

 300- 



Center of dispersal. — The Liparidae has reached its greatest develop- 

 ment in the North Pacific. Either the Okhotsk Sea or the Bering 

 Sea appears to be the center from which the present groups have 



