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Large Deep-Sea Lamp Shell Terebratula Johannis-Davisi, a very large Brachiopod from off the Maldives,
81. Large Deep-Sea Lamp Shell
Terebratula Johannis-Davisi, a very large Brachiopod from off the Maldives, 719 fathoms. Only a single specimen was dredged, and it is somewhat singular in not being bilaterally symmetrical
Indian Deep-Sea Bivalves Cuspidaria macrorhynchus, from the Laccadive Sea, 636 fathoms....
82. Indian Deep-Sea Bivalves
Cuspidaria macrorhynchus, from the Laccadive Sea, 636 fathoms....
Indian Deep-Sea Bivalves Yoldia angulata, from the Bay of Bengal, 258-405 fathoms....
83. Indian Deep-Sea Bivalves
Yoldia angulata, from the Bay of Bengal, 258-405 fathoms....
Indian Deep-Sea Bivalves Nucula fultoni. This beautiful species is one of the commonist bivalves of
84. Indian Deep-Sea Bivalves
Nucula fultoni. This beautiful species is one of the commonist bivalves of the northern end of the Bay of Bengal, at depths ranging from 190 to 400 fathoms
Indian Deep-Sea Bivalves Amussium alcocki, from the Laccadive Sea, 740 fathoms. The left-hand figure
85. Indian Deep-Sea Bivalves
Amussium alcocki, from the Laccadive Sea, 740 fathoms. The left-hand figure shows the outside, the right-hand figure the inside, of this delicate shell
Indian Deep-Sea Bivalves Lima indica, from off the Travancore coast, 430 fathoms. This species is
86. Indian Deep-Sea Bivalves
Lima indica, from off the Travancore coast, 430 fathoms. This species is supposed by its author, Mr. E. A. Smith, to be hardly more than a variety of the Norwegian Lima Excavata
Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca Lucina spinifera, a British bivalve that also lives in the depths of the
87. Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca
Lucina spinifera, a British bivalve that also lives in the depths of the Bay of Bengal
Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca Abralia andamanica, a probably luminous cuttle-fish, from 188-320 fathoms
88. Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca
Abralia andamanica, a probably luminous cuttle-fish, from 188-320 fathoms
Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca Chiroteuthis pellucida, from the Bay of Bengal, 922 fathoms
89. Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca
Chiroteuthis pellucida, from the Bay of Bengal, 922 fathoms
Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca Taonius abyssicola, a large-eyed cuttle-fish, from 902-1370 fathoms.... The
90. Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca
Taonius abyssicola, a large-eyed cuttle-fish, from 902-1370 fathoms.... The eyes are swollen and burst
Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca Astralium bathyraphe, from off the Maldives, 210 fathoms....
91. Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca
Astralium bathyraphe, from off the Maldives, 210 fathoms....
Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca Dentalium magnificum, a large tooth-shell from 600-800 fathoms
92. Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca
Dentalium magnificum, a large tooth-shell from 600-800 fathoms
Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca Rostellaria delicatula, very common in the Bay of Bengal near the 100-fathom
93. Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca
Rostellaria delicatula, very common in the Bay of Bengal near the 100-fathom line, and one of the most characteristic deep-sea Mollusca of India
Deceptive Hermit-Crab of the Lithodes Group Paralomis indica, a crab-like Hermit-crab, from off the
94. Deceptive Hermit-Crab of the Lithodes Group
Paralomis indica, a crab-like Hermit-crab, from off the Travancore coast, 430 fathoms. The last pair of legs are much reduced in size, and are folded out of sight
Characteristic Deep-Sea Crustaceans Lyreidu channeri, Channer's Frog-crab, from 200-400 fathoms
95. Characteristic Deep-Sea Crustaceans
Lyreidu channeri, Channer's Frog-crab, from 200-400 fathoms
Characteristic Deep-Sea Crustaceans Parapagurus pilosimanus, with the zoophyte messmates that make
96. Characteristic Deep-Sea Crustaceans
Parapagurus pilosimanus, with the zoophyte messmates that make its hours
Beak and Claw in the Deep Sea Carapace of the deep-sea Prawn, Aristaeus crassipes, showing the difference
97. Beak and Claw in the Deep Sea
Carapace of the deep-sea Prawn, Aristaeus crassipes, showing the difference between the sexes--(a) female, with long, bayonet-like rostrum; (b) male, with short rostrum
Beak and Claw in the Deep Sea Male of the Aristaeus crassipes, a deep-sea Prawn, showing the hook-like
98. Beak and Claw in the Deep Sea
Male of the Aristaeus crassipes, a deep-sea Prawn, showing the hook-like end-joing of the outer jaw-feet
Beak and Claw in the Deep Sea First pair of antennae of the male of the deep-sea Prawn, Parapeneus
99. Beak and Claw in the Deep Sea
First pair of antennae of the male of the deep-sea Prawn, Parapeneus rectacutus, showing the prehensile crook of the outer lash
Encephaloides armstrongi, Armstrong's Spider-crab, showing the swollen cavernous gill-chambers. The four
100. Encephaloides armstrongi, Armstrong's Spider-crab, showing the swollen cavernous gill-chambers. The four pairs of crawling legs are too long to be shown. This crab is one of the characteristic inhabitants of the 100-fathom line in Indian Seas
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