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The asellote isopod Munna (Uromunna) reynoldsi Frankenberg and Menzies, previously known from coastal swamps a t Sapelo Island, Georgia, is reported from Texas. Several specimens were collected in grab samples from Fence Lake, a small brackish marsh lake (salinity 0 to 2.7 ppt) in Sca Rim State Park, and in a nearby coastal marsh (salinity 4.4 ppt). The present records indicate that the species is a brackish water form. INTRODUCTION The genus Munna Kryer (suborder Asellola, family Munnidae) includes nearly 70 species of minute marine and brackish water isopods. The adequately described species are grouped into four subgenera (Fresi and Mazzella 1974). Seven species, all shallow-water forms, are assigned to the subgenus Uromunna, including the two temperate western North Atlantic species Munna (Uromunna) hayesi Robertson, from Port Aransas, Texas, (Robertson, in press), and Munna (U.) reynoldsi Frankenberg and Menzies, from salt marshes (among oak leaves) at Sapelo Island, Georgia, (Frankenberg and Menzies 1966). This report extends the range of Munna (U.) reynoldsi to Texas. MATERIALS AND METHODS M.' (U) reynoldsi was collected at two localities on the upper Texas coast approximately 10 to 13 km west of Sabine Pass (Figure 1). Twenty specimens were obtained on

Occurrence of the Brackish Water Asellote Isopod Munna (Uromunna) reynoldsi in Texas