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In samples collected  in the course of the national monitoring programme, two interesting cumacean  species were collected on the shallow bottoms (6-14 m) of Haifa Bay, Israel. Scherocumella gurneyi, previously known from the Red Sea and the Suez Canal, is recorded for the first time in the Mediterranean Sea. Eocuma rosae is described as a species new to science. Diagnostic  characters such as its flattened carapace bearing a sharp marginal carina, the  pair of anteriorlycurved acute horns and the pair of dorsal carinae, place E. rosae with other species of the same genus known from the  Indo- Pacific Ocean. It is suggested it entered the Mediterranean through the Suez Canal

Colonisation of the eastern Mediterranean by Red Sea cumaceans, with the description of a new species