
HALE—AUSTRALIAN CUMACEA 105 
First antenna with basal joint robust, almost as long as remaining joints of 
pedunele and flagellum without the jointed terminal sensory appendages, which 
are as long as the peduncle. 
Third maxillipeds as in clarki and globosa. 
Basis of first peraeopods with a long and a short apieal plumose seta and 
with inner angle barely at all produced; terminal joints missing. 

Fig. 30. Cyclaapis pinguis, type female; A, first antenna; B, basis of first peracopod; C and 
D, second and third peraeopods; 4, telsonie somite and uropod; I’, reticulation of carapace and 
dorsal carina; G, terminal joints of second peracopod of male (A, 0, D1 and G, x 115; B, D and 
E, x 40; F, ¥ 325). 
Second peraeopods stout; basis longer than rest of limb; merus equal in 
length to propodus and dactylus together and a little longer than carpus, which 
has three unequal stout spines on outer distal margin; propodus two-thirds as 
long as dactylus, the longest terminal spine of which is distinctly longer than 
propodus and dactylus together; the two remaining dactylar spines are unequal, 
the longer less than half length of the main spine. 
Fossorial legs much as in elarki, but more slender (ef, D, fig. 28 and 30). 
Pedunele of uropoda not very stout, shorter than telsonie somite and a little 
shorter than the blade-like, subequal rami, which have simple subacute apices; 
distal half of inner margin of exopod with a few plumose setae, that of endopod 
serrate. 
Colour white. 
Length 7 mm, 
Male. (Considerably damaged). The first of the pedigeroug somites is com- 
pletely hidden and the second is shorter than in the ovigerous female. The an- 
tennal notch and first antenna are as in the female. The last pedigerous and 
