The fauna of the deep sea

by Sydney J. Hickson

• Actiniaria, [36], [93]
• —— two remarkable genera of, [15]
• Aegir, [15]
• Agassiz, A.,
• —— on colour of Cœlentera, [65]
• —— on Echinoidea, [101], [103]
• Agassiz, L., on board the ‘Hassler,’ 12
• ‘Albatross,’ American vessel, [15]
• Alcyonaria, [95]
• —— phosphorescence of, [81]
• Amphipoda, [124]
• Anemones
• —— of deep water, [36], [92]
• —— two remarkable genera of, [15]
• Annelida, [117]
• Ascidia compositæ, [146]
• —— salpiformes, [147]
• —— simplices, [142]
• Asteroidea, [104]
• Barriers of temperature, [32]
• Bathynomus, [129]
• Beddard, F. E., on Isopoda, [127]
• Benthos, [53]
• Berycidæ, [154]
• ‘Blake,’ American vessel, [12]
• Blue mud, [42]
• Brachiopoda, [115]
• Brachyura, [138]
• Brisinga, [9], [105]
• Buchanan’s experiment, [19]
• Carpenter, P. H., on Crinoidea, [100]
• Cephalodiscus, [113]
• Cephalopoda, [120]
• ‘Challenger,’ H.M.S., voyage of, [12]
• Cirripedia, [130]
• Cœlentera,
• —— colour of, [65]
• —— of deep sea, [91]
• Colour
• —— of the deep-sea fauna, [59], [66]
• —— of the deep-sea fish, [60]
• Copepoda, [124]
• Corals, [94]
• Crinoidea, [99]
• Crustacea, [123]
• —— colour of, [63]
• Darkness of the abyss, [22]
• Diatom ooze, [39]
• Dipnoi, [149]
• Echinoderma, [99]
• —— colour of, [64]
• Echinoidea, [101]
• Eels, [165]
• Elasipoda, [106]
• Elasmobranchii, [148], [153]
• Eryonidæ, [135]
• Eyes of abysmal animals, [67]
• —— of deep-sea crustacea, [72]
• —— of deep-sea fish, [69]
• —— of deep-sea mollusca, [71]
• —— of Genityllis, [118]
• —— of Neobythites, [69]
• —— of Serolis, [73]
• Fenja, [15]
• ‘Fish Hawk,’ American vessel, [12]
• Fol and Sarasin’s experiments, [25]
• Foraminifera, [90]
• Forbes, on the probable existence of a deep-sea fauna, [2]
• —— on zones of distribution, [49]
• Ganoidei, [149]
• Gasteropoda, [119]
• Gephyrea, [116]
• Gills of deep-sea fish, [151]
• Globerigina ooze, discovery of, [5]
• —— distribution and composition of, [37]
• Green mud, [42]
• Gunn, Dr., on the eyes of Genityllis, [118]
• Günther, Dr., on deep-sea fish, [150]
• Hall, Marshall, [12]
• Halosauridæ, [164]
• ‘Hassler,’ American ship, [12]
• Herdman, on Ascidians, [143], [146]
• Hermit crabs, [139]
• Hoek, Dr., on Cirripedia, [132]
• —— on Pycnogonida, [140]
• Holothuridea, [106]
• Hoyle, on Cephalopoda, [120]
• Hydroids, [92]
• ‘Investigator,’ H.M.S., [16]
• Ipnops Murrayi, colour of, [60], [61]
• Ipnops Murrayi, phosphorescent organs of, [160]
• Isopoda, [127]
• Katantic sub-zone, [50]
• ‘Knight Errant,’ H.M.S., [12]
• Lamellibranchia, [119]
• ‘Lightning,’ H.M.S., [8], [9]
• Lime, scarcity of, in bones of bathybial fish, [83]
• —— in shells of mollusca, [83]
• Littoral sub-zone, [49]
• Lycodidæ, [155]
• Macrura, [135]
• Macruridæ, [156]
• Madreporaria, [94]
• Medusæ, [91]
• Mollusca, [119]
• —— colour of, [62]
• Moore, Capt., [94]
• Moseley, H. N., on colour of Cœlentera, [65]
• —— on phosphorescent organs of Ipnops, [160]
• —— on the darkness of the abyss, [22]
• —— on the phosphorescence of Alcyonarians, [25]
• Murray, on Bathypterois, [159]
• Nekton, [53]
• Neritic zone, [48]
• ‘Norma,’ Mr. Hall’s yacht, [12]
• Norske Nord-havns expedition, [7], [15]
• Ophidiidæ, [156]
• Ostracoda, [123]
• Packard, on the illumination of the abyss, [23]
• Pediculati, [155]
• Pelagic zone, [47]
• Pennatulidæ, [96]
• Phoronis, [111]
• Phosphorescence of Alcyonarians, [81]
• — of deep-sea Crustacea, [80]
• — of Echinoderma, [81]
• Phosphorescent light in the abyss, [24]
• — organs of deep-sea fish, [77]
• Pigment in mucous membranes of deep-sea fish, [84], [152]
• Plankton, [52]
• Pleuronectidæ, [157]
• Polar currents, [30], [33]
• Polychæta, [118]
• ‘Porcupine,’ H.M.S., [8], [9]
• Porifera, [91]
• Pourtales, Count, [10]
• Pressure in the abyss, [19]
• Protozoa, [88]
• Pteropod ooze, [39]
• Pycnogonida, [139]
• Radiolaria, [89]
• Radiolarian ooze, [39]
• Red mud, [37]
• — — off the Brazilian coasts, [42]
• Rhabdopleura, [111]
• Ross, Sir James, on the fauna of the deep sea, [3]
• Salmonidæ, [163]
• Sargasso sub-zone, [48]
• Sars, [6], [9],
• — on Amphipoda, [125]
• — on Brisinga, [105]
• Schizopoda, [133]
• Scopelidæ, [158]
• Serolis, [127]
• Siphonophora, [92]
• Size of deep-sea animals, [85]
• — of fish, [153]
• Smith, Mr., on Lamellibranchia, [119]
• Spatangoids, [101]
• Sponges, [91]
• Stebbing, Rev. T. R., on Amphipoda, [125]
• Sternoptychidæ, [158]
• Stomatopoda, [133]
• Stomiatidæ, [162]
• ‘Talisman,’ French vessel, [12]
• Teleostei, [149], [154]
• Temperature of the abyss, [28]
• Thomson, Sir Wyville, on Pourtalesia, [10]
• — on Thaumastocheles, [137]
• — on the darkness of the abyss, [22]
• — on the phosphorescence of the sea, [26]
• Thoracostraca, [133]
• ‘Travailleur,’ French vessel, [12]
• ‘Triton,’ H.M.S., [12]
• Tunicata, [140]
• Vegetable life, absence of, [42]
• Verrill, on the illumination of the abyss, [23]
• ‘Vittor Pessani,’ Italian vessel, [12]
• ‘Vöringin,’ Norwegian vessel, [14]

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