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known species of the sub-genus Stenabralia according to Voss (1963a).
This appears to be a more oceanic species than the other
8. Abralia multihamata Sasaki, 1929a
This is only known from seven specimens taken a t Akocho and
Taihoku market in Formosa (Sasaki, 1929a). They varied from 2.5-3.2
cm in mantle length.
9. Abralia redJieldi Voss, 1955
A North Atlantic species taken near the Bahamas and off Caibarien,
Cuba (Voss, 1955). It has been taken a t the surface and a t 466 m
with an open net. Females with a mantle length of 2.8 cm and 2.9 cm
were gravid.
10. Abralia renschi Grimpe, 1931
Known only from the types taken in Sabang Harbour of Pula We,
Sumatra; these were three females between 3.7 and 4.55 cm in mantle
length.
11. Abralia sparcki Grimpe, 1931
Two specimens taken off the Amboina Coast of Sawrude and between
Samar and Masbate, Philippines (Grimpe, 1931). They were taken a t
the surface a t night and were both females having a mantle length of
4.7 and 4.8 cm.
12. Abralia steindachneri Weindl, 1912
This species has only been recorded from the Red Sea (Weindl,
1912; Adam, 1942a, 1955, 1959) but was identified by the author in
stomach contents of tuna taken a t Zanzibar (Williams, in press).
Only females have been identified and the largest described has a
mantle length of 5.6 cm.
13. Abralia trigonura Berry, 1913b
One specimen only has been taken off Hawaii and this was badly
macerated. It has a mantle length of 2.85 cm (Berry, 1913b).
14. Abralia veranyi (Riippell, 1844)
Enoploteuthis veranyi Riippell, 1844
Abralia oweni Hoyle, 1886a
Abralia armata (pars) Pfeffer, 1900
Abraliopsis rnorisi (pars) Pfeffer, 1900
Aeteroteuthis veranyi Pfeffer, 1908a