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1800 fathoms, though considering the general habits of the 
species it is very doubtful if it actually came from this depth. 
P. nove-zealandie is very similar in structure, habits, ete., to 
P. sedentaria (Forskal) of the Northern Hemisphere, and may, 
as Stebbing suggests, prove to be identical with that species. 
ISOPODA. 
PARIDOTEA UNGULATA (Pallas). 
Oniscus ungulatus, Pallas, Spice. Zool. Fase. ix., 1772, p. 62, 
pl) mr. “fie? ae 
Idotea ungulata Miers, Journ. Linn. Soce., Zool., xvi., 1881, p. 52. 
Paridotea ungulata Stebbing, South African Crust., part 1., 
1900, p. 53, and part u1., 1902, p. 56. 
Chilton, Subant. Is. N.Z. 1906, p. 660. 
Several specimens of both sexes from Stewart Island. The 
species is a common one in southern seas. 
MEINERTIA IMBRICATA (Fabricius). 
Oniscus imbricatus Fabr., Mantissa Insectorum v., 1, 1787, 
p. 241. 
Ceratothoa banksw Miers, Cat. N.Z. Crust., 1876, p. 105. 
Meinertia imbricata Stebbing, South African Crustacea, part i., 
1900, p. 58. 
Hutton, Index Faune N.Z., 1904, p. 262. 
Full synonymy is given by Stebbing in the reference quoted 
above. 
One adult specimen and several young of various stages were 
obtained during the Expedition on Trachurus picturatus. The 
species is known from the Indian Ocean. Java, Cape Colony, and 
New Zealand. 
LIVONECA RAYNAUDIL Milne-Edwards. 
Livoneca raynaudu M.-Edw., Hist. Nat. Crust. i1i., 1840, p. 262. 
Schiddte and Meinert, Naturhist. Tidsskr. (3), xiv., 1884, 
p. 367, pl. xv., figs 9-13. 
Whitelegge, Mem. Aust. Mus. iv., 1901, part ii., p, 236. 
Thielemann, Abhand. K. Bayer. Akad. d. Wissenseckh, ii. 
Suppl. Bd., 3 Abhand., 1910, p. 42. 
L. nove-zealandia Miers, Ann. and Mag. Nat. Hist. (4) xvii., 
p. 227, and Cat. N.X. Crust., 1876, p. 106, pl. iii., fig. 2. 
Chilton, Subant. Is. N.Z., 1909, p. 651. 
