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entirely absent ; no parietal callus , columella straight , canal short and broad ,
outer lip thin , internally smooth ; periostracum thin . Operculum and animal
unknown . Remarks . This genus has been found not only off the Cape , but also
in deep ...
entirely absent ; no parietal callus , columella straight , canal short and broad ,
outer lip thin , internally smooth ; periostracum thin . Operculum and animal
unknown . Remarks . This genus has been found not only off the Cape , but also
in deep ...
Page 280
differs from more posterior pairs which at first sight appear to be quite smooth .
The first pair ( fig . 2a ) are smaller than the rest , circular in outline and most of
the surface is thickly chitinized and densely beset with numerous highly
chitinized ...
differs from more posterior pairs which at first sight appear to be quite smooth .
The first pair ( fig . 2a ) are smaller than the rest , circular in outline and most of
the surface is thickly chitinized and densely beset with numerous highly
chitinized ...
Page 282
Its surface is quite smooth . The lateral antennae are similar in shape but only
half as long . The palps are rather short and the tentacular cirri are rather stout .
The tentacular segment bears a single seta . There are 15 pairs of elytra which
cover ...
Its surface is quite smooth . The lateral antennae are similar in shape but only
half as long . The palps are rather short and the tentacular cirri are rather stout .
The tentacular segment bears a single seta . There are 15 pairs of elytra which
cover ...
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