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REV. A. MERLE NORMAN, M.A., ON THE CRUSTACEA. Z 
Report on the Crustacea. By the Rev. A. Merle Norman, M.A, 
One hundred and one Crustacea were obtained. 
To this number two or three more Hntomostraca may yet be 
added, when the gatherings of the drift net shall have been more 
minutely examined. The sectional distribution of the species 
may be thus shown :— 
Brachyura 9 Amphipoda . . 34. 
Anomoura 7 iisopOcd a: ai ney ween e) 
Macrouray.:)) 4. Hntomostraca. . 16. 
Stomapoda 8 Pycnogonoidea . 10. 
Cirripedia. . . 5. 
The object of the present paper is to give a catalogue of the 
species obtained ; a few notes on the rarer forms, and descrip- 
tions of the new Stomapods. The description of the new Amphi- 
poda and Entomostraca must be deferred for the present. Mr- 
Hodge, who is especially devoting himself to the study of the 
Pycnogonoidea, will report upon the species of that very inter- 
esting order. 
In the following table the three columns represent the same 
localities as those in the report on the Mollusca :— 
Stenorhynchus rostratus, Lin. THE 
Inachus Dorsettensis, Penn. r. A few young specimens 
obtained off Berwick 
Bay. New to our 
local Fauna. 
- dorhynchus, Leach iB Onesmallexampleonly. 
Hyas coarctatus, Leach ec c. c The most abundant of 
the larger Crustacea, 
in deep water. 
Portunus holsatus, “abr. TO r.c. Specimens small. 
—— pusillus, Leach i. | 1B 
Ebalia tuberosa, Penn. r.c. r.c. 
Cranchii, Leach Ts By 
Atelecyclus septemdentatus, Mont. r. Only very young. 
Pagurus Bernhardus, Lin. Cy) Cx ene: 
Hyndmanni, Thompson vx. One only, eastof Tyne- 
mouth. 
levis, Thompson IC Cy) Ch candy sround. 
