Introduction
<em><strong>Teuthowenia megalops</strong></em> is a moderate sized cranchiid reaching a maximum size of over 380 mm ML (Voss, 1985). It occurs in the high North Atlantic, predominately north of 47°N in the central North Atlantic, where it seem to be one of the most abundant cranchiids (Vecchione et al., xxx).<br /><div ><!-- ToL Image #START# --> <a href="javascript: w = window.open('http://tolweb.org/media/34562', '34562', 'resizable,height=600,width=800,scrollbars=yes'); w.focus();"><img src="http://tolweb.org/tree/ToLimages/t.megalopsme.100a.jpg"/></a><!-- ToL Image #END# --><br /><p><strong>Figure</strong>. Two superimposed images of the same specimen of <em><strong>T. megalops</strong></em>, about 140 mm ML, showing lateral attachment of the fin and the very large eyes. <strong>Top</strong> - Side view. <strong>Bottom</strong> - Dorsal view. Captured aboard the R/V G. O. SARS during the MARECO cruise to the central North Atlantic.</p></div>
