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Alona quadrangularis, O. F, Muller.—Baird (2);
Lynceus quadrangularis, Norman and Brady (56); A. costata, Scott
(79, Part I.)
Alona affinis, Leydig.—Hodgson (43), Scourfield (85) ;
A. quadrangularis, Scott (79, Part I.)
Alona costata, Sars.—Lynceus costatus, Norman and
Brady (56).
Alona rectangula, Sars.—Alona intermedia, Scourfield (81,
82 and 85). Prof. Sars informs me that the little Alona recorded
as A. intermedia (81) is not the same as that so named by him,
but that it is unquestionably the species described as A.
rectangula. It also seems to be the same as the A. pulchra of
Matile's paper, "Cladoceren der Umgegend von Moskau"
(Bull. Soc. Imp. Nat. Moscow, Vol. IV., 1890).
Alona rustica, T. Scott (79, Part I.)—As already
mentioned in Part I., this species was only obtained by washing
pieces of wet moss. These were taken from a bog by the side of
Lodge Road leading to Copped Hall.
Alonella excisa, Fischer.—Lynceus exiguus (in part pro-
bably), Norman and Brady (56). Besides the two localities given
in Table I., this little species has also been taken in a tiny pond
close to the "Wake Arms."
Alonella nana, Baird.—Acropems nanus, Baird (2); Lynceus
nanus, Norman and Brady (56).
Alonella rostrata, Koch.—Lynceus rostratus, Norman and
Brady (56).
Pleuroxus trigonellus, O. F. Muller.—Baird (2); Lynceus
trigonellus, Norman and Brady (56).
Pleuroxus uncinatus, Baird.—Baird (2); Lynceus
uncinatus, Norman and Brady (56).
Peracantha truncata, O. F. Muller.— Baird (2); Lynceus
truncatus, Norman and Brady (56).
Chydorus sphaericus, 0. F. Muller.—-Baird (2); Lynceus
sphaericus, Norman and Brady (56).
Chydorus caelatus, Schodler.—Lynceus sphaericus var.
favosa, Brady (II); C. caelatus, Scourfield (85). Only noticed
from the pond just south of the Wake Valley Pond.
Chydorus latus, Sars.—C. ovalis, Scourfield (81); C. latus,
Scourfield (85). In addition to Eagle Pond and Leyton Flats,