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The family Stygiomysidae was proposed by Caroli (1937) for an unusual new genus and species of mysid, Stygiomysis hydruntina. from caves on the Salentine Peninsula, the "heel" of the Italian "boot". Caroli gave a brief description of the male of his new mysid, stating that a more detailed study would be published later. The fuller description never appeared, however, and S. liydruntina remains inadequately characterized. A second species, S. ho/thuisi (Gordon, 1958), from Devil's Hole, an anchialine sink-hole on St. Martin, Lesser Antilles, was brief1y diagnosed (Gordon, 1958) and later described in full detail (Gordon, 1960). I recently received from Dr. Stewart B. Peck, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada, collections of Stygiomysis from Jamaica and Puerto Rico. The Jamaican specimens represent a new species, described below. The specimens from Puerto Rico are assigned for the present to S. ho/thuisi, altho they differ in a few details from Gordon's account.

international journal of speleology

Stygiomysis major, a new troglobitic Mysid from Jamaica, and extension of the range of S. holthuisi to Puerto Rico (Crustacea: Mysidacea: Stygiomysidae)