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and near Ritenbenk in the inner part of the Disco Bay (one very 
large colony, and some smaller ones on a Pecten-shell). 
Frequently the hydrothecæ are bent, the proximal part being 
adnate to the branch, the distal part bending itself outwards; 
comp. Broch 1912 pag. 12 fig. Ia. This seems to me to be a 
secondary character, showing a pårallel, it is true, to Grammaria, 
but of no importance as a proof of a relationship between the two 
genera; on the other hand these adnate hydrothecæ have a great 
likeness to Cuspidella procumbens Kramp. 
The gonothecæ (figs. 1 and 2) are about 5—6 times longer 
than the hydrothecæ, but of a similar shape.  Sometimes the 
proximal part is attached to the branch in a considerable length, 
but frequently the gonotheca is entirely free and provided with a 
short narrowed pedicel. It is closed by an operculum of exactly 
the same shape as the operculum of the hydrothecæ. — In fig. 1 
a hydrotheca-bearing tube leaves the branch and creeps on the wall 
of the gonotheca. 
Cuspidella grandis Hincks. 
Cuspidella grandis "ør ang 1868. 
Campanulina — och 1909 b. 
Godthaab Fjord, Stat. 52 (a few hydrothecæ on Halecium 
minutum), Store Hellefiskebanke off Holstensborg, Stat. 100 (spa- 
ringly on Lafoéa fruticosa), near Ritenbenk (rare on Eudendrium 
rameum). 
Furthermore known from Labrador, the British Islands, the 
. west coast of Sweden and the Bay of Biscay. 
Lafoéina maxima Levinsen. 
Senere maxima Levinsen 1892. i 
Vanhåffen 1897. 
Er — | Kramp 1911, 
Holstensborg, Stat. 88, a great: many gcolonies, ca. 8 cm, om 
Pecten islandicus. The colonies form a thick felt-carpet on the 
mussel, from which the stems arise. The latter have been growing 
