The Larval Stages of Nassarius reticulatus and Nassarius incrassatus

Marie V. Lebour

doi:10.1017/S0025315400051985

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The two species of Nassarius (usually known as Nassa), N. reticulatus and N. incrassatus, are both common at Plymouth. N. reticulatus, the larger species, occurs from low water usually to a depth of a few fathoms, more rarely from the waters outside the Breakwater, N. incrassatus occurring between tide-marks and extending into deeper water, even to 46 fathoms.

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