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A CORNISH FAUNA. 
Moray Frith, and Mr. Gwyn Jeffreys has found it on the coast 
of Piedmont. 
Montagua pollexiana. — Spence Bate. — Bate and Westwood, Sessih- 
eyed Crust., vol. i,p. 64. 
I have had this species dredged off the north coast of Cornwall, 
near St. Ive. I have also had it sent to me from the Shetland. 
Genus, Danaia. — Spence Bate. 
Bate and Westwood, Sessile-eyed Crust., vol. i, p. 67. 
Like Montayua, but first pair of legs less simple. Telson 
single. 
Danaia dubia. — Spence Bate. — Bate and Westwood, vol. i, p. 68. 
Taken in trawl refuse off the Eddystone. Bare. 
LYSIANASSIDES. 
Genus, Ltsianassa. — Milne Edwards. 
First pair of antennie short, thick at the base, appendiculate. 
First pair of legs simple, second subchelate, long, and slender. 
Telson single. 
Ltsianassa Oost;e. — Milne Edivards, Ann. des Sc. Eat., t. xx, p- 
365. 
Dredged off Plymouth. 
Lysianassa auhouiniaha. — Spence Bate. — Bate and Westwood, p- 
79. 
I have taken this species the with dredge in Plymouth Sound. 
Lysianassa atlantica. — Milne Edwards, Ann. des Sc. Eat., t. xx. 
Dredged in Plymouth Sound. 
Genus, Anontx. — Eroyer. 
Like lysianassa, but with the first pair of legs subchelate. 
Telson single, cleft. 
Anonyx edwaedsii. — Kryoer, Voyage en Sound., pi. xvi, f. 2. 
This species has been taken in Plymouth Sound and Falmouth 
Harbour. 
Anonyx holbolli. — Eroyer, Voy. en Scand.,pl. xv, jig. i. 
This evidently is an arctic and deep-sea species. We have re- 
ceived it from the Llaaf fishing ground, off the Shetland. Mr- 
