. L'Ingolf danois-expédition. Animaux marins animaux marins ; ; ; Hydrographie Hydrographie ; des expéditions scientifiques. HYDROIDA II 37 Matériel : "Ingolf" St., 63°7' N, i3 i5°4i' W., 600 brasses de profondeur, 4,5° - 9, 64°j8' N., 27°oo' O, - 2955>8° - 54, 63"O8'. N, i5°4O' O, - 691 - 3,9° "Thor" 63°30' N., 20°j4' W., - 80 mètres - [Halecium halecinum étiquetés, H. et H. Beanii labrosum Groenland : Cape Tobin, profondeur 57 brasses (East Greenland Expedition). Islande : (Vadlavik Vestmano non déclaré) de profondeur, profondeur de 30 à 40 brasses |Halecium halecinum étiquetés et H. Beanii] 10 miles de W.

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. The Danish Ingolf-expedition. Marine animals; Marine animals; Hydrography; Hydrography; Scientific expeditions. HYDROIDA II 37 Material: "Ingolf" St. 7, 63°i3' N., i5°4i' W., depth 600 fathoms, 4, 5° - 9, 64°i8' N., 27°oo' W, - 295 5>8° - 54, 63"o8'. N, i5°4o' W, - 691 - 3, 9° "Thor" 63°30' N., 20°i4' W., — 80 metres — [labelled Halecium halecinum, H. Beanii and H. labrosum Greenland: Cape Tobin, depth 57 fathoms (East Greenland Expedition). Iceland: Vadlavik (depth not stated) Vestmano, depth 30—40 fathoms |labelled Halecium halecinum and H. Beanii] 10 miles W. of Akranes (depth not stated) [labelled Halecium Beanii]. Between Iceland and The Faroe Islands, depth 192 fathoms (without further details) The Faroe Islands: 6 miles N. by W. of Kalso, depth 60 fathoms Stokken 2 miles in S.22E., — 55 — Deep hole at north point of Nolso, depth 100 fathoms. Glyversnses near Thorshavn, on red algse. Boronaes 13 miles in N.75W., depth 30 fathoms. Halecium halecinum is generally of somewhat coarser build than Halecium Beanii, but a good deal finer than Halecium scutum; it is often extremely difficult to distinguish these species one from another, especially when the colonies assume an altogether irregular form, which the males in particular are inclined to do. The female gonothecse in Halecium halecinum will, in their normal shape, with the quite terminal lateral opening, hardly be confused with normal individuals of the other species, but when, as not infrequently occurs, the distal portion of the gonotheca is domed forward, so that the aperture is found somewhat below the point on one side of the gonotheca, the identity is by no means easy to determine. True, Halecium scutum is in ..... n) most instances of far coarser build than the two others, but the variation in dim- ensions is within each of the three too great to permit the fixing of proper size Fig. XI. Halecium halt-- limitS; they would be found to overlap considerably.

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