. Une biologie des crustacés. Les crustacés. 144 une biologie des crustacés. Fig. 58. Phreatoicus tasmaniae (isopodes). Une forme d'eau douce qui super- ficially ressemble à un amphipode. Longueur réelle de l'organe d'environ 2 cm. Seulement quelques espèces non-marins sont connus, tels que l'Argentine de Tanais fluviatilis et T. stanfordi dans les îles Kouriles. Le plus connu de l'eau douce est sans aucun doute les mysis Mysis relicta, qui se trouve dans divers lacs en Amérique du Nord et en Europe. Mysis oculata est un proche parent qui vit dans l'océan Arctique. On pense que M. relicta a évolué à partir de M. oculata après avoir été

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. A biology of Crustacea. Crustacea. 144 A BIOLOGY OF CRUSTACEA. Fig. 58. Phreatoicus tasmaniae (Isopoda). A fresh-water form which super- ficially resembles an amphipod. Actual length of body about 2 cm. only a few non-marine species are known, such as Tanais fluviatilis from the Argentine and T. stanfordi in the Kurile Islands. The best known of the fresh-water mysids is undoubtedly Mysis relicta, which is found in various lakes in North America and Europe. Mysis oculata is a close relative which lives in the Arctic Ocean. It is thought that M. relicta has evolved from M. oculata after being isolated in lakes formed during the Ice Ages. The Arctic origin of the species is confirmed by its preference for cold lakes and its winter breeding habits. Mysis relicta starts laying eggs when the temperature falls below 70 C. and stops again when the tempera- ture rises above this level. Other mysids are known from fresh waters in caves; Troglomysis vjetrenicensis from Herzegovinia, and Spelaeomysis bottazzii from Italy, though the water in which the latter species was found was slightly brackish. There are no fresh-water Euphausiacea, but the Decapoda are quite well represented in fresh water and their distribution is com- paratively well known. Crayfish can be arranged in two families, the Potamobiidae in the Northern Hemisphere and the Parastacidae in the Southern Hemisphere. Both families live mainly in the temperate regions so that there is a vast area of the tropics which lacks crayfish; they are also absent from the whole of Africa, but present in Madagascar. Various genera of crayfish characterise different parts of the world. Among the Parastacidae, Astacopsis and Engaeus are found. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Green, J. (James), 1928-. Chicago, Quadrangle Books

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