THE HABITAT AND LIFE HISTORY OF NAESA BIDENTATA (ADAMS) BY E. NAYLOR and DENISE QUÉNISSET 1) Department of Zoology, University College of Swansea, Great Britain INTRODUCTION Naesa (= Dynamene) bid entata (Adams) is a sexually dimorphic isopod crustacean occurring commonly in the lower half of the intertidal zone in Britain (Omer-Cooper & Rawson, 1934). It has been recorded from a variety of habitats, such as amongst algae (Colman, 1940; Wieser, 1962), in rock crevices (Glynne- Williams & Hobart, 1952; Morton, 1954), and in both these habitats and also under stones (Marine Biological Association, 1957). Few of these records, how- ever,
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