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Page 337
From the 6th foot onwards the ventral cirrus is represented by a glandular pad ,
the setigerous lobe becomes inconspicuous and a presetal swelling appears ,
though the presetal lobe is never well marked . The ' post - setal lobe ' diminishes
in ...
From the 6th foot onwards the ventral cirrus is represented by a glandular pad ,
the setigerous lobe becomes inconspicuous and a presetal swelling appears ,
though the presetal lobe is never well marked . The ' post - setal lobe ' diminishes
in ...
Page 342
The first gill occurs on the 4th or 5th foot . The largest gill is on the 7th or 8th foot
and it extends two - thirds of the way across the dorsum ; it has about 10-12
whorls of branchial filaments . Individual filaments of the basal whorls have a
length ...
The first gill occurs on the 4th or 5th foot . The largest gill is on the 7th or 8th foot
and it extends two - thirds of the way across the dorsum ; it has about 10-12
whorls of branchial filaments . Individual filaments of the basal whorls have a
length ...
Page 359
Lumbrineris albidentata : a anterior view of anterior foot ; b anterior view of
posterior foot . Lumbrineris heteropoda var . atlantica : c anterior view of 12th foot
; d anterior view of posterior foot . Lumbrineris brevicirra : e anterior view of
anterior ...
Lumbrineris albidentata : a anterior view of anterior foot ; b anterior view of
posterior foot . Lumbrineris heteropoda var . atlantica : c anterior view of 12th foot
; d anterior view of posterior foot . Lumbrineris brevicirra : e anterior view of
anterior ...
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| Title | Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 45 Annals of the South African Museum, South African Museum Volume 45 of Annals of the South African Museum: Annale Van Die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum, South African Museum |
| Author | South African Museum |
| Publisher | South African Museum, 1960 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2009 |
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