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Loch Fyne (G.). This copepod, when first described, was doubtfully re- 

 ferred to the genus Cletodes for reasons stated in the 'remarks' on the 

 species. Sometime afterwards Dr Brady instituted the genus Iiunella 

 for what appears to be a closely allied form from the Solway. Having, 

 during the last two or three years, examined many specimens of Cletodes 

 tenuiremis from different localities, I now quite agree with Dr Brady in 

 considering this copepod to be generically distinct from Cletodes, and have, 

 therefore, adopted his generic appellation. 



Enhydrosoma curvatum (Brady and Robertson). — This species was 

 obtained in dredged material from Loch Gair and from near Largabruach 

 (G.). 



Dactylopus tisboides, Claus. — Loch Fyne and East Loch Tarbert 

 (Calderwood). Dredged near Largabruach (G.). 



Dactylopus similis, Claus. — East Loch Tarbert (Mihi). Near the head 

 of Loch Fyne (G.). This is a distinct and moderately large species ; it 

 does not appear to be common in the Loch Fyne district. 



Dactylopus flavus, Claus. — Obtained by the 1 Garland ' near the head 

 of Loch Fyne. 



Dactylopus stromii (Baird). — East Loch Tarbert, Loch Fyne, in dredged 

 material (Mihi). 



Thalestris Clausii, Norman. — Loch Fyne and East Loch Tarbert 

 (Calderwood). Dredged near Largabruach (G.). 



Thalestris mysis, Claus. — This fine species has been recorded from 

 East Loch Tarbert by Mr Calderwood. I also have found it there. 



Thalestris longimana, Claus. — Loch Fyne and East Loch Tarbert 

 (Calderwood). This is one of the more common and widely distributed 

 species of Thalestris. 



Thalestris forficuloides, T. and A. Scott. — Obtained off Inveraray and 

 near Largabruach (G.). 



Westwoodia nobilis (Baird). — Loch Fyne and East Loch Tarbert 

 (Calderwood). 



Harpacticus chelifer (Muller). — East Loch Tarbert (Calderwood). 

 Near Largabruach and near the head of Upper Loch Fyne (G.). 



Zaus spinatus, Goodsir. — Loch Fyne and East Loch Tarbert (Calder- 

 wood). 



Alteutha depressa, Baird. — Loch Fyne and East Loch Tarbert (Calder- 

 wood, as Peltidium depressum). This copepod may usually be obtained 

 where Laminaria is more or less common — as in the bays, where the 

 water is shallow. 



Alteutha interrupta (Goodsir). — Loch Fyne and East Loch Tarbert 

 (Calderwood as Peltidium interruptum). 



Peltidium purpureum, Philippi. — East Loch Tarbert (Mihi). (See a 



