
Description of Female
Colour in formalin white; eyes orange, covering head and noticeably rounded. Length, 5 mm.; depth, 1¼ mm.; width, 1½ mm.
Antennae. First: Length, 1 mm. Flagellum of 3 segments, last 2 minute with setae on end margins; 1st large, tapering, length nearly twice peduncle, 3 times proximal width; inferior margin sparsely fringed with paired long flaccid sensory setae. Second: Arising inferiorly, as is usual in Cyllopus, and well back. Of 6 segments, 4th the longest, segments comparatively strong, length not more than twice their width.
Mouthparts. First Maxillae: Outer plate distally narrowing to point, distally setose, reaching ½ along inner plate teeth; inner plate noticeably square, with several strong distal teeth, distally setose also. Second maxillae: Simple distally emarginate structure, each of indistinct apical lobes setose. Mandibles: Cutting edge a single lightly-incised plate; spine row of numerous very short setae, extending to strongly produced molar process which has incised marginal rim. Palp strong, 2nd segment 3 to 4 times length 1st; 3rd narrower, distally pointed and with a few bristles, nearly as long as 2nd. Maxilliped: Like C. magellanicus but outer plate inner margin less incised; outer margin has only about 2 setae, is more slender and somewhat more acute distally.
Gnathopods. First: Like C. magellanicus but basos between 4 and 5 times ischium length; merus with strong spine near posterodistal angle, length ⅓ basos; anterior carpus margin ⅖ basos; propod slightly shorter, width about ⅔ length; dactylos ⅔ propod length; anterior propod margin smooth. Second: Ischium ⅕ basos length, spine at posterodistal angle; merus distally produced ½ along carpus; total merus length about ⅓ basos length; posterior merus margin has 2 strong spines, process has 4 marginal spines. Carpus total length ⅔ basos, posterodistally produced about ¼ along propod and minutely toothed. Propod ¼ basos length, posterior surface minutely toothed; dactylos similar, more than ½ propod length.
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Peraeopods. First: Ischium ⅓ basos length; merus length twice width and ½ basos length; carpus width ¾ length, length 2/4 merus; propod posterior surface with a few scattered minute teeth, posterior margin as long as merus, length 3 times width; dactylos more than ½ propod length. Third: Basos expanded, margins convex, anterior has 4 small spines, posterior 3 or 4 minute setae; width ⅔ length. Ischium more than ⅓ basos length, single spine anterodistally. Merus ⅔ basos length, margins parallel, 1 or 2 small spines anteriorly. Carpus subrectangular, width ⅔ length, length ¾ basos, 2 spines anteriorly, end margin minutely toothed. Propod length nearly twice carpus, about 6 times own width, comb of fine teeth along anterior margin; dactylos ⅓ propod length. Fifth:

Text-fig. 3.—Cyllopus magellanicus Dana. 44—Peraeopod 2, ♂. 45—Epimeral plates 1 and 3.46—Epimeral plate 2. 47—Epimeral plate 2, serrated margin. 48—Pleopod. 49—Coupling spine of pleopod. 50—Uropods and telson. Cyllopus macropis (Bovallius). Female. 51—Head and 1st 3 peraeon segments. 52—Antenna 1. 53—Antenna 1, end segments. 54—Antenna 2. 55—Maxilla 1. 56—Maxilla 2. 57—Mandible. 58—Maxilliped. 59—Gnathopod 1. 60—Peraeopod 5. 61–63—Epimeral plates 1–3. 64—Pleopod.

Large ovate basos, length nearly twice greatest width, only 2 spines anterodistally; remaining 3 small segments together ⅓ basos length; last segment has strong end spine.
Epimeral Plates: Deeper than wide, distal angles rounded; posterodistal angles of 2 (but not all 3), with 3 or 4 distinct teeth.
Pleopods: Normal, rami much longer than peduncles.
Uropods: Tips of 1st reaching slightly past tips of 3rd; inner ramus of 2nd ½ along rami of 3rd. Margins of all rami finely but strongly toothed except outer margin of uropod 2 outer ramus which has only about 4 strong serrations, each serration with a minute seta. Inner distal angles of each peduncle produced to strong tooth. First: Peduncle outer margin finely but strongly serrate distally. Peduncle, inner ramus, outer ramus in ratio 18:21:19. Second: Ratio 5:8:7. Third: Ratio 4:3:3. Telson: Semicircular although slightly wider than long, reaching ⅓ along uropod 3 peduncle.
Hypotypes: Slides L.22 (female); L.23 (female).
Localities: Station 1/51, 2 females; station 75/51, 1 female.
Distribution:. New Zealand; between Kapstadt and Bouvet Island.
