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In a paper (Dakin, 1938) on the larval and post·larval development of this common Penaeid prawn of the coast of New South Wales, the first account was given of the hapits and life history of a very well known inhabitant of certain of our estuaries 'and coastal lagoons. At the time this research was first undertaken there was much to be done before it could even be certain that these New South Wales prawns spawned at sea. In fact, the discovery of the breeding place and general life history was the main object of the work. Remarkably little was then known of the life history of the Penaeids. It turned out that, working at the same time,' the United States Bureau of Fisheries was following the life history of the common American form, Penaeus setiterus (Linn.), on a relatively large scale, whilst Madame Heldt had been working for upwards of six years in the Mediterranean at Salammbo (Tunisia) on Penaeus trisulcatus Leach, and four other Penaeid genera. Heldt's excellent and very comprehensive paper was published in October 1938, and last year (1939) the result of the American work' was indicated in a paper by J. C. Pearson.

Further notes on the life history of the king prawn, Penaeus plebejus Hesse