Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 105, Issues 7-9The Museum, 1999 - Natural history |
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4 , 4a ) ) certainly appear to be of P. carpoforaminatus , not of P. c ... Terao appears to have been correct in believing that Stimpson ( 1858 ) overlooked the foramen when he described P. megalops . The male specimen 1 1 1 1 ( 5.8 mm ) ...
4 , 4a ) ) certainly appear to be of P. carpoforaminatus , not of P. c ... Terao appears to have been correct in believing that Stimpson ( 1858 ) overlooked the foramen when he described P. megalops . The male specimen 1 1 1 1 ( 5.8 mm ) ...
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... belongs in Echinocucumis , the base of the spire spreads out as a coarse reticulum partially covering the primary plate so that it appears as if part of each thecal plate is made up of more than one layer of calcareous material .
... belongs in Echinocucumis , the base of the spire spreads out as a coarse reticulum partially covering the primary plate so that it appears as if part of each thecal plate is made up of more than one layer of calcareous material .
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... and five on left side of posterior fragment ; however , left side of latter damaged , hence some pedicels possibly lost . If both fragments represent a single specimen , it appears that there were no more than 11 pairs of pedicels .
... and five on left side of posterior fragment ; however , left side of latter damaged , hence some pedicels possibly lost . If both fragments represent a single specimen , it appears that there were no more than 11 pairs of pedicels .
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acicles Annals Antennal anterior appears arms Atlantic Barnard body wall Cape carpus cent Chela collected Colour corneas crosses Crustacea dactyl deposits described developed Diagnosis DIEGO differences distal distribution dorsal surface dorsolateral dorsomesial margin double Durban Eupagurus examined extending face Family figures fixed finger Forest fourth genus gnathopod half holotype illustrated irregular KwaZulu-Natal lateral length lobe longitudinal male material McLaughlin mesial moderately Ocular Pagurus pairs papillae pedicels peduncles pereopods plates pleopods posterior present projections proximally reaching recorded referred Remarks reported right cheliped rods Rostrum row of spines scales segment separated setae shield short similar single slender slightly small spines South African Museum species specimens spicules Stebbing strong synonymy tables Talitriator Telson tentacles terminal Thandar Théel third transverse tubercles tufts UNIVERSITY usually ventral ventral surface ventrolateral
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| Title | Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 105, Issues 7-9 Annals of the South African Museum, South African Museum |
| Contributor | South African Museum |
| Publisher | The Museum, 1999 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 8 Dec 2009 |
| ISBN | 0868131741, 9780868131740 |
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