94, BRITISH COPEPODA. 
(3) 
3. CLETODES PROPINQUA, Brady and Fobertson. Pl. 
LXXVITI, fies. 9—17. 
Cletodes propinqua, B. & BR. Brit. Assoc. Report, p. 196 (1875). 
Animal, as seen laterally (fig. 10), arcuate, of nearly 
equal thickness throughout; seen from above (fig 9) 
oblong, subtruncate behind; abdomen nearly as stout 
as cephalothorax; rostrum minute; caudal segments 
(figs. 16 and 17) short, subovate, distant, pointed at the 
apex, not as long as the last abdominal segment. 
Anterior antenna short (fig 11), not half the length of 
the first body-segment; last four joints much shorter 
than the rest. Mouth-organs as in the preceding 
species. Inner branch of first pair of feet (fig. 14) 
shorter than the outer, marginal spines of the outer 
branch very long and slender. Basal joint of the 
fifth pair (fig. 15) in the female produced at the inner 
side, bearing at the apex a lancet-shaped spine, and on 
the margin two long sete; terminal joint elongated, 
subovate, with one long apical and three short marginal 
sete. ‘The fifth pair in the male are very similar to 
those of the female. Caudal segments (fig. 16) pro- 
vided with two or three small marginal hairs and 
one apical seta, which is about as long as the last 
abdominal ring. Length 7th of an inch (‘63 mm.). 
I have notes of the occurrence of C. propingua in 
the following localities :—In twenty fathoms off St. 
Mary’s, and in fourteen fathoms, New Grimsby Har- 
bour, Scilly; Clew Bay, Ireland; Tobermory (Rev. 
