CRUSTACEA OP NORTHUMBERLAND AND DIHHAM 



Cythere quadridrntata Baird. 



Occasionally occurring in deep water off the coast. X.D. 



CVTHK.RK EMACIATA O. S. Riadv. 



Found under similar circumstances to the last, but much 

 rarer. X.I). 



CV'JHERE TUHERCUI.ATA (G. O. Sars). 



Frequent in deep water. On some parts of our coasts it is 

 found living between tidemarks, but has not yet occurred 

 under such circumstances on the north-east coast. X.D. 



Cy'ihere concinna Rupert Jones. 



Occasionally occurring in deep water. X.D. 



Cythere finmarchica (G. O. Sars). 



Another deep water form which has been found off the 

 coasts both of Xorthumberland and Durham. X.D. 



Cythere angulata (G. O. Sars). 



Found off the coast in deep water, but rare. X.D. 



Cythere dunelmensis (Norman). 



1865. Cythereis dunelmensis, Xorman, Nat. Hist. Trans, 



Northumberland and Durham, vol. i., p. 22, i)l. vii., 



figs. 1-4. 



A fine species which is not rare in deep water off the 



north-east coasts. N.D. 



Cythere Jonesii (Baird). 



1865. Cythereis yonesii, Norman, Nat. Hist. Trans 



Northumberland and Durham, vol. i., p. 21, pi. vii,, 



figs. 5-S. 



Common in deep water, and the most beautiful representative 



of the genus in our fauna. X.D. 



Limnicvthkre iNOi'iNATA (Baird). 



Hardwick Lake, Sedgefield, ami Raby and Laml)tt)n P.irks 

 (A. M. X.); I'ulwell Cemetery, Gibside, and in a millstream 

 at Hedworth, Co. Durham, and in East Bclsay Lake, North- 

 umberland, and in many estuarine localities (G. S. B.) N.D. 



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