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propodos, and piuduced at the end iiiferiorly to a lammellar setoiis lobe, 

 somewliat larger on the posterior pair, thoiigh not quite extending to the 

 palm, meral joint in both pairs simple, without any dentiform projection. 

 Pereiopoda rather slender, and densely edged with fascicles of small bristles; 

 basal joint of the 3 posterior pairs very large, especially that of the last pair. 

 Uropoda with the rami densely spinulose, last pair reaching about as far as the 

 1st pair, l)asal part scarcely longer than the rami. Telson of moderate 

 size, not quite extending to the end of the basal part of the last pair of 

 uropoda, conically tapering distally. Body of whitish colour, banded with 

 light red. Length of adult female SVs mm. 



jRemarks. — The above described form, which was referred by Boeck 

 to the genus Amphilochuff, may properly be regarded as tlie type of the present 

 new genus. It is easily recognized by the 2 recurved dorsal processes of 

 the metasome, from which characteristic, indeed, the specific name was derived. 



Occurrence. — Though nowhere in any abundance, I have met with 

 this form in several places, both off the south and west coasts of Norway, 

 as also in the Trondhjemsfjord. It extends northwards to the Lofoten Isles, 

 where I found it many years ago at the fishing place Skraaven. Boeck 

 records it from Christianiafjord, Haugesund, Hardangerfjord and Christian- 

 sund. It occurs, as a rule, only in rather deep water, from 50 to 100 

 fathoms. 



Bistribution. — Greenland (Hansen); coast of France (Chevreux). 



7. Gitanopsis inertnis, G. 0. Sars. 



(PI. 11, fig 1). 



AmphMoclMS inennis, G. O. Sars, Oversigt af Norges Crustaceer, I, p. 87. PI. 3, fig 10. 



Body quite smooth, and very like in its outer appearance that of the 

 species of AmphiJochnf:, thoi;gh being perhaps somewliat more .slender. 

 Cephalon not fully as long as the first 2 segments of raesosome combined, 

 rostrum strongly curved, and reaching beyond the middle of the basal joint 

 of the superior antennae, lateral corners but little projecting, and nearly 

 rectangular. First pair of coxal plates very small, obliquely quadrangular 

 in form; 2nd pair slightly expanded in their outer part, distal edge rounded 

 and coarsely dentated, 4th pair considerably deeper than the corresponding 

 segment, distal edge evenly curved. Last pair of epimeral plates of meta- 

 some nearly rectangular. Eyes rather large, rounded oval in form, with 

 well developed visual elements. Antennae comparatively short, and subequal 

 in length, the superior ones with the first 2 joints of the peduncle nearly 



