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and near Ritenbenk in the inner part of the Disco Baj (one very 
large colony, and some smaller ones on a Pectøn-shell). 
Frequently the hydrothecæ are bent, the proximal part being 
adnate to the branch, the distal part bending itself outwards; 
comp. Broch 1912 pag. 12 fig. Ia. This seems to me to be a 
secondary character, skowing a parallel, it is true, to Grammaria , 
but of no importance as a proof of a relationship between the two 
genera; on the other hånd these adnate hydrothecæ have a great 
likeness to Cuspidella procumbens Kramp. 
The gonothecæ (figs. 1 and 2) are about 5—6 times longer 
than the hydrothecæ, but of a similar shape. Sometimes the 
proximal part is attached to the branch in a considerable length, 
but frequently the gonotheca is entirely free and provided with a 
short narrowed pedicel. It is closed by an operculum of exactly 
the same shape as the operculum of the hydrothecæ. — In fig. 1 
a kydrotheca-bearing tube leaves the branch and creeps on the wall 
of the gonotheca. 
Cuspidella grandis Hincks. 
Cuspidella grandis Hincks 1868. 
Campanulina — Broch 1909 b. 
Godthaab Fjord, Stat. 52 (a few hydrothecæ on Halecium 
minutum), Store Hellefiskebanke off Holstensborg, Stat. 100 (spa- 
ringly on Lafoea fruticosa), near Ritenbenk (rare on Eudendrium 
rameum). 
Furthermore known from Labrador, the Britisk Islands, the 
west coast of Sweden and the Bay of Biscay. 
Lafoéina maxima Levinsen. 
Lafoeina maxima Levinsen 1892. 
— — Vanhoffen 1897. 
— — Kramp 1911. 
Holstensborg, Stat. 88, a great many colonies, ca. 8 cm, on 
Pecten islandicus. The colonies form a thick felt-carpet on the 
mussel, from which the stems arise. The latter have been growing 
