(,'nnon A. M. Normati on British Amphijioda. 3lo 



( reiiu.s ;'), IIapLooI'S, Lilljeborg. 



79. Ilitploopfi tuhicofdj Lilljehor^. 



I800. //(//>/of»y)s ^</;/c<'/(/, I-illjoborg, (El'vurs. nf K. Vot.-Akail. Furliuml. 



p. 134. $. 

 185o. Haploops ciinn<it<i, id. ibid. p. 80, cf . 

 1808. Hapluops tiihkola, Noriunn, " ('rustaoea Ainphipoda new to 



Scit'iice or to Hritain,'' .\iui. it May:. Nat. Ili.st. sor. 4, vol. ii. p. 411, 



pi. x.\i. Hfi^s. 1 3 (and references). 

 1801). Haploops tiihicoln, Hate A: Westwood, (1) vol. ii. p. 505. 

 1870. Haploops (u/n'rola, Boeek, (1.38) p. 537, pi. \\x. H<,^ 5. 

 1S7(). Haploojis carinata, id. ibid. p. 531), pi. xxx. lig. 0, J. 

 1891'. Haploops tubicula, (\. (.). Sars, (142) p. 192, pi. Ixvii. 



llah. Off Berwick-on-Tweed and near Holy Island, North- 

 umberland ; Shetland ; Isle of Skye ; several places in Firth 

 of Clyde [A. M. N.) : Miis. ^W. Off Durham coast and 

 7 miles off I'vnemouth, Northumberland [A. M. A'.) ; between 

 Isle of Man and Great Ormes Head, 20-30 fathoms {A. 0. W.) ; 

 near Bass liock and other parts of the Firth of Forth {T. S.) ; 

 Loch Linnhe, W. Scotlaml ((Jf. Brook). 



Distrib. ' Porcupine,' 1869, Stat. 36, outside the entrance 

 to the British Channel, in 725 fathoms; Godhavn Harbour, 

 Greenland, in 5-20 fathoms, 'Valorous,' 1875; Bay of 

 Fundy, N.E. America {S. I. Smith) ; Bog and Varanger 

 Fiords, East Finmark {A. M. N.) ; Bohuslan, Sweden 

 (LovSn) ; Naples {Delia Valle) : Mus. Nor. Whole coast of 

 Norway, Arctic Ocean generally to Siberian Polar Sea ; the 

 Baltic {G. 0. Sars); Denmark (Meinert) ; Western France 

 [Chevreux) . 



In my Siietland Report this species was twice recorded by 

 myself as Haploops tubicola, and also on Mr. Spenee Bate's 

 authority under the name ^^ Pontoporeia affinis^^ by mistake. 

 The species forms for itself a very thick tube of mud, in which 

 it makes its home. 



80. Haploops setosa, Boeck. 



1870. Haploops setosa, Boeck, (137) p. 148. 



1870. Haploops setosa, Boeck, (138) p. 541, pi. xxx. fig. 7. 



1888. Haploops setosa, I). Robertson, Contrib. to Cat. Amphip. and Trtop. 



Firth of Clyde, p. 23. 

 1892. Haploops setosa, G. 0. Sara, (142) p. 194, pi. Ixviii. fig. 1. 



Hah. Dredged off Skate Island, Loch Fyne, in 100 fathoms, 

 mud {D. Ii.) : Mus. Nor. There are, 1 believe, only three 

 spots in our seas between our islands in which a depth of 

 100 fathoms can be found. The others are near Cronlin 

 Island in the Sound of Skye and between the islands of 

 Cumbrae and Arran in the Firth of Clyde. The immediate 



