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Diacyl Glyceryl Ethers in the Flesh and Liver of Gonatid Squid Gonatopsis makko Kenji Hayashi*1 and Ken-ichi Kawasaki* 2(Received February 21, 1990) Recently, it has been shown that all of a number of gonatid squids Berryteuthis magister1,2) and Gonatopsis borealis3) contained unusually high amounts of glyceryl ethers (GE) in the form of diacyl glyceryl ethers (DAGE) in this livers. Also, one specimen of an other gonatid squid species G. rnakko4) was found to have a high level of these compounds in its liver, A further study was made for the compositions of lipid classes and GE and fatty acids of the flesh and liver lipids of another one specimen of G. makko, 89g in body weight, caught in the Japan Sea.