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Jcera marina — Continued. 
or in the burrows of Limnoria; a very common 
species, though completely lacking in the 
dredging records. 
McMurrich (cited by Bumpus) found this species 
breeding from middle of June till the first 
week in September (i. e., as long as observed). 
Osbum records eggs and young in the brood 
pouch July 14 and July 31. 
Family Bopyrim;. 
? Phryxus abdoniinalis (Kroyer). 
Harger, 1879, p. 158; 1880, p. 312; Richardson, 
1901, p. 577; 1904, p. 58; 1905, p. 501; M. J. 
Rathbun, 1905, p. 48. 
“Off Marthas Vineyard, on Pandalus leptocerus 
and N. [S pironlocaris] liljeborgii” ; parasitic on 
the abdomen of these shrimps. — Richardson. 
It is quite likely that these specimens were 
taken far beyond the limits of the region. 
lone thompsoni Richardson. 
Richardson, 1904, p. 75 (sp. nov.); 1903, p. 508; 
M. J. Rathbun, 1903, p. 49. 
North Falmouth, on Callianassa stimpsoni, two 
specimens collected by Mr. G. M. Gray. 
Stegophryxus hyptius Thompson. 
Thompson, 1902, p. 33 (sp. nov.); Richardson, 
1904, p. 59; 1905, p. 532; M. J. Rathbun, 1903, 
p. 48. 
Edgartown; also dredged in Cataumet Harbor, 
at Phalarope station 142 (1 specimen)*; like- 
wise recorded from below-named localities. 
Parasitic on the hermit crab, Pagurus longi- 
carpus. “About 1.5 per cent of the crabs at 
Great Harbor were thus infested (1892) and 
from 3 to 4 per cent of those at Hadley Harbor. 
Stegophryxus hyptius — Continued. 
. . . The female parasite occurs on the abdo- 
men of the hermit, to which it is attached back 
downward, by its mandibles and legs. The 
male is found on the posterior part of the mar- 
supium of the female.” — Thompson. 
Probopyrus pandalicola (Packard). 
Richardson, 1904, p. 66 ( Probopyrus palaemone- 
ticola); 1905, p. 554; M. J. Rathbun, 1905, 
p. 49. 
Acushnet River, on Palcemonetes vulgaris. 
Family Oniscid^. 
Philoscia vittata Say. 
Verrill and Smith (Harger), 1873, p. 569; Harger, 
1879, p. 157; 1880, p. 306; Richardson, 1901, 
p. 365; 1905, p. 605; M. J. Rathbun, 1905, 
P- 45- 
Vineyard Sound, under rubbish below high- 
water mark. — Harger. 
Family Scyphacid^S. 
Scyphacella arenicola Smith. 
Verrill and Smith 1873, p. 568, 337, etc. (sp. 
nov.); Harger, 1879, p. 157; 1880, p. 307; 
Richardson, 1901, p. 576; 1903, p. 671; Rath- 
bun, 1903, p. 47. 
Nobska Beach and Nantucket. — Harger. Ram 
Island, in the sand. — Richardson. 
Family Ligydim;. 
? Ligyda oceanica (Linnaeus). 
Richardson, 1905, p. 685; M. J. Rathbun, 1905, 
p. 47. 
“Off Newport,” perhaps beyond limits of the 
region. 
Order CUMACEA. 
Family Bodotriid^. 
Cyclaspis varians Caiman. 
Caiman, 1912, p. 610 (sp. nov.). 
Vineyard Sound, surface, 1875 and 1881; Woods 
Hole, surface, 1882 and 1885; many specimens 
taken. 
Leptocuma minor Caiman. 
Caiman, 1912, p. 616 (sp. nov.). “Vicinity of 
Woods Hole; U. S. F. C., . . . 1 female.” — - 
Caiman. 
This record probably relates to a specimen taken 
in Vineyard Sound, at Phalarope station 33. 
Family Leuconidaj. 
? Eudorella hispida Sars. 
S. I. Smith, 1879, p. 115; M. J. Rathbun, 1905, 
p. 30; Caiman, 1912, p. 621. 
No strictly local records for this species given by 
any of these writers. 
Eudorella truncatula (Bate) 
S. I. Smith, 1879, p. n6 ( Eudorella pusilla); 
M. J. Rathbun, 1905, p. 31 ( Eudorella pusilla)-, 
Caiman, 1912, p. 620. 
Off Vineyard Sound Lightship, 16 fathoms, many 
females and young . — Caiman. 
