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82 Family Penaeidae<br />

Family Penaeidae<br />

Key to genera and species<br />

[Adapted from P6rez Farfante, 1978]<br />

1. Rostrum toothed on dorsal margin, usually also on ventral margin; pleurobranch<br />

present on l<strong>as</strong>t thoracic somite 2<br />

Rostrum toothed on dorsal margin only; no pleurobranch on l<strong>as</strong>t thoracic somite... 3<br />

2. (1) Carapace hairy Funchalia villosa<br />

Carapace smooth Penaeus<br />

3. (1) Telson tridentate, with fixed spine on each side of tip; mesial border of first<br />

segment of antennular peduncle bearing spine (parapenaeid spine) 4<br />

Telson usually without fixed spines; no spine on mesial border of first segment of<br />

antennular peduncle 6<br />

4. (3) Carapace with longitudinal and transverse sutures Parapenaeus<br />

Carapace without longitudinal or transverse sutures .5<br />

5. (4) Male with symmetrical pet<strong>as</strong>ma; single arthrobranch on l<strong>as</strong>t thoracic somite, no<br />

trace of second arthrobranch Penaeopsis serrata<br />

Male with <strong>as</strong>ymmetrical pe<strong>as</strong>ma; 2 arthrobranchs present on l<strong>as</strong>t thoracic somite,<br />

<strong>one</strong> of them well developed, other vestigial Metapenaeopsis<br />

6. (3) Dactyli of fourth and fifth pairs of pereopods elongate and subdivided.<br />

Xiphopenaeus kroyeri<br />

Dactyli of fourth and fifth pairs of pereopods of normal shape and undivided 7<br />

7. (6) Carapace without longitudinal sutures. Trachypeneopsis mobilispinis<br />

Carapace with longitudinal sutures (upper antennular flagella shorter than carapace<br />

and not much longer than lower flagella; fourth and fifth pairs of pereopods about<br />

<strong>as</strong> heavy <strong>as</strong> 3 anterior pairs; exopod of fifth pair of pereopods well developed)<br />

Trachypenaeus

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