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232 Family Hippolytidae Genus Latreutes Stimpson, 1860 Key to species [Adapted from Williams, 1984] Carapace and rostrum unarmed dorsally except for single, small, median spine on gastric region; rostrum an elongate blade nearly as long as carapace ...L. fucorum Carapace strongly humped and armed dorsally with 5 or 6 spiniform teeth; rostrum deep ovoid blade, shorter than carapace L. parvulus
Genus Lysmata Risso 1816 Key to species [Adapted from Chace, 1972] Family Hippolytidae 233 1. Scaphocerite overreaching antennular peduncle slightly, if at all (rostrum with 4-6 ventral teeth; antennal tooth distinct from depressed and obscure ventral angle of orbit; carapace with pterygostomian tooth on anteroventral margin; stylocerite falling far short of distal margin of basal antennular segment; distal tooth of scaphocerite distinctly overreaching distal margin of blade; exopod of third maxilliped reaching at least to midlength of antepenultimate segment; carpus of second pereopod composed of 17-23 segments) .. L. amboinensis Scaphocerite distinctly overreaching antennular peduncle (exopod of third maxilliped reaching to, or beyond, midlength of antepenultimate segment) 2 2. (1) Antennal tooth fused with ventral angle of orbit; stylocerite reaching beyond distal margin of basal segment of antennular peduncle; accessory branch of dorsolateral antennular flagellum well developed (2 to 4 teeth of dorsal rostral series situated on carapace posterior to level of orbital margin; carapace with pterygostomian tooth on anteroventral margin; scaphocerite more than four times as long as wide, distal tooth distinctly overreaching distal margin of blade; carpus of second pereopod composed of 28-30 segments) L. intermedia Antennal tooth distinct from depressed and obscure ventral angle of orbit; stylocerite falling far short of distal margin of basal antennular segment; accessory branch of dorsolateral antennular flagellum vestigial or absent 3 3. (2) Rostrum usually reaching as far as, or beyond, distal end of antennular peduncle; scaphocerite five times as long as wide L. rathbunae Rostrum reaching not much, if at all, beyond second segment of antennular peduncle; scaphocerite less than four times as long as wide L. wurdemanni
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Technical Series Volume 8 Number 1
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An Illustrated Guide to the Marine
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Contents List of Species i List of
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List of Species iii 43. Sergestes v
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List of Species V 125. Alpheus armi
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Infraorder Thalassinidea List of Sp
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List of Species IX 312. Pagurusmacl
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List of Species xi Family Dorippida
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List of Species xiii 505. Rochinia
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608. Micropanope lobifrons A. Milne
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List of Species XVII Family Palicid
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2 The checklist is derived from sev
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4 CD 3 SI o a S | o 3 •o 5' gr CD
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Checklist of the Decapod Crustacean
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of Florida, and in the Gulf of Mexi
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Type-locality: Off Florida, Sargass
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Discias sermtirostris Lebour, 1949
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Distribution: Intermittent from Ver
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Pseudocoutierea antillensis Chace,
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Alpheus peasei (Armstrong, 1940) De
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Distribution: Near Cape Hatteras, N
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1883, pi. 32.--Chace, 1972:141. Typ
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27°43'N, lS^W, 30G0-0 m. Distribut
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60.~Biffar, 1971a: 674, figs. 9,10.
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near Los Abrolhos off central Brazi
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Gulf of Mexico, off west coast of F
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Pagurus brevidactylus (Stimpson, 18
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1981a:13, figs. Id, 2a, 3a, 4a, 7a,
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Megalobrachium poeyi (Guerin-Menevi
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Type-locality: Cuba. Distribution:
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Ethusa tenuipes Rathbun, 1897 Descr
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Trinidad; Ilha Sao Sebastiao, Brazi
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Yucatan; off north coast of Cuba; P
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Mithrax forceps (A. Milne Edwards,
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Distribution: Southeast Florida; of
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Gulf of Mexico and Pensacola, Flori
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Callinectes similis Williams, 1966
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1l°27N, 62°11W, and 1 l o 25'00 n
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33 lp. Type-locality: "Inhabits sho
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Panopeus hermudensis Benedict and R
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Platyactaea setigera (H. Milne Edwa
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Type-locality: St. Thomas. Distribu
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Pinnixa cristata Rathbun, 1900 Desc
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Uca thayeri Rathbun, 1900 Descripti
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The records cited below came to our
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Key to Families 7 1 9. (8) Pleuron
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Key to Families 73 26. (25) Carapac
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Key to Families 7 5 41. (40) Poster
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Key to Families 77 54. (53) Antennu
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Families Aristeidae/Bcnthcsicymidae
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Families Aristeidae/Benthesicymidae
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Genus Metapenaeopsis Bouvier, 1905
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Family Penaeidae 85 3. (2) Rostrum
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Family Penaeidae 87
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V Family Penacidae 89
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Family Penaeidae 91
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^ Family Penaeidae 93
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Family Penaeidae 95
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Family Solenoceridae Key to genera
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Genus Solenocera Lucas, 1849 Key to
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I 1 Family Solenoceridae 101
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Family Solenoceridae 103
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*Q Family Solenoceridae 105
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Family Solenoceridae 107
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Family Sicyoniidae Genus Sicyonia H
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Family Sicyoniidae 1 11
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Family Sicyoniidae 113
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Family Sergestidae Key to genera an
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Genus Sergia Stimpson, 1860 Key to
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Family Sergestidae 119
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Family Luciferidae Genus Lucifer Th
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Family Lucifcridae 126il
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00 1 5-' p Potimirim potimirim a. l
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I •53- 85, ^r >. «-* a ft
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o o T3 cr o 2. a as Oplophorus spin
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4^ 3 Janicella spinicauda 0 Acanthe
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•S3 85 3 «ST O •w o *e o •t
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Leptochela serratorbita Leptochela
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4^. O •5" sr
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3 Discias atlanticus Discias serrat
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4^ 4^ f
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-fet as *n Rhynchocinetes rigens Eu
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00 w e ore o s » o 3 © a s rs O
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Gnathophyllum circellum Gnathophyll
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152 Family Palaemonidae Family Pala
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154 Family Palaemonidae Genus Leand
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Family Palaemonidae Genus Periclime
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158 Family Palaemonidae Genus Peric
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160 Family Palaemonidae Genus Ponto
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Leander tenuicornis Leander paulens
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4* •53" 3 Macrobrachiumacanthurus
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J -Os as ••S3 85 3 ST » 3 o a
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•00 B Palaemon ftoridanus Palaemo
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Palaemonetes vulgaris Palaemonetes
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Periclimenaeus caraibicus Periclime
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Periclimenaeus perlatus | Periclime
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Periclimenaeus maxillulidens Pericl
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Periclimenes americanus Periclimene
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Periclimenes harringtoni Periclimen
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Page 208 and 209: Pontonia domestica Pontonia unidens
Page 210 and 211: Typton tortugae Typton prionurus d.
Page 212 and 213: Typton distinctus Typton vulcanus h
Page 214 and 215: Brachycarpus biunguiculatus Anchist
Page 216 and 217: Pseudocoutierea antillensis Pontoni
Page 218 and 219: Family Alpheidae Family Alpheidae K
Page 220 and 221: 196 Family Alpheidae Genus Alpheus
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Page 224 and 225: 200 Family Alpheidae Genus A utotna
Page 226 and 227: 202 Family Alplieidae 8. (7) Ocular
Page 228 and 229: Alpheopsis labis Alpheopsis trispin
Page 230 and 231: Alpheus armatus Alpheus cylindricus
Page 232 and 233: Alpheus amblyonyx Alpheus websteri
Page 234 and 235: O Alpheus crisiulifrotis | Alpheus
Page 236 and 237: Alpheus atmillatus Alpheus heteroch
Page 238 and 239: Alpheus nuttingi Alpheus bouvieri e
Page 240 and 241: Automate evermanni Automate gardine
Page 242 and 243: Synalpheus pectiniger Synalpheus he
Page 244 and 245: Synalpheus sanctithomae Synalpheus
Page 246 and 247: Synalpheus pandionis Synalpheus her
Page 248 and 249: Synalpheus curacaoensis Synalpheus
Page 250 and 251: Synalpheus hemphilli Synalpheus fti
Page 252 and 253: Metalpheus rostratipes Leptalpheus
Page 254 and 255: 230 Family Hippolytidae Family Hipp
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Page 260 and 261: Hippolyte nicholsoni Hippolyte coer
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Page 264 and 265: © © Latreutes parvulus Latreutes
Page 266 and 267: Lysmata intermedia Lysmata amboinen
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Page 272 and 273: Exhippolysmata oplopkoroides Bythoc
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Page 276 and 277: Ogyrides alphaerostris b. carapace
Page 278 and 279: 25^ Family Processitfae Family Prpc
Page 280 and 281: Processa riveroi Processa fimbriata
Page 282 and 283: Processa profunda Processa hemphill
Page 284 and 285: Nikoides schmitti Ambidexter symmet
Page 286 and 287: 262 Family Pandalidae Family Pandal
Page 288 and 289: OS 65 3 Plesionika acanthonotus Ple
Page 290 and 291: 3 Plesionika escatilis Plesionika m
Page 292 and 293: Stylopandalus richardi Pantomus par
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Page 296 and 297: Metacrangon jacqueti agassizii Cran
Page 298 and 299: •« so 9 orq o S Phttocheras gore
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Page 302 and 303: Glyphocrangon longleyi Glyphocrango
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90 to to 3 Stenopus scutellatus Ste
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GO- 4^. •si; » - 3; 3 a.
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00 as Acanthacaris caeca g "9 sr Me
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.00 • 00 65 3 at » •'58 sr :-1
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Axiopsis hirsutimana w to g d. ante
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SO > a •••»
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294 Family Callianassidae Genus Cal
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296 Family Callianassidae 3. (2) Pr
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VO 00 "55 Callianassa acanthochirus
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Callianassa fragilis Callianassa at
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Callianassa trilobata Callianassa q
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Callianassa marginata Callianassa b
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Callichirus islagrande Callichirus
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o 00 *=3 to 3 S9 to a CO cn a to
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Upogebia operculata Upogebia affini
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"53 3 n cr a ts
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4^ w 3 Panulirus argus Panulirus la
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316 Family Scyllaridae Family Scyll
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00 •=3 Scyllatides nodifer Scylla
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Scyllarus americanus Scyllarus depr
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»N> ^1 I !/3 n «< ET -i a » re
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£t •53 3 P Palinurellus gundlach
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Infraorder Anomura Family Coenobiti
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Family Coeno bitidae 329
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Genus Cancellus H. Milne Edwards, 1
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Genus Paguristes Dana, 1852 Family
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Family Diogenidae 335 20. (19) Dors
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Family Diogenidae 337
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=1 Family Diogenidae 349
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Family Diogenidae 351 c^
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-..^a;=:—.. Family Diogenidae 353
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Family Lithodidae Genus Paralomis W
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Family Lithodidae 357
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Family Paguridae Key to genera and
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Genus Agaricochirus McLaughlin, 198
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Family Paguridae 363 3. (2) Left ch
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Genus Phimochirus McLaughlin, 1981
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Family Paguridae 367 •i-> I i_
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Family Paguridae 369
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J ^ Family Paguridae 371 i i
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C 0) u h H ..j-vT-T'^fNTv/- Family
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__ ] Family Paguridae 377
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i i Family Paguridae 379
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Family Paguridae 381 •4 h
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Family Paguridue 383
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Family Chirostylidae Genus Uroptych
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Family ( liirostylidae 395
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Family Galatheidae Key to genera an
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Genus Munidopsis Whiteaves, 1874 Ke
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mfyiim Family Galatheidae 401 Qj
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O t= Family C.'nlalheidao 403
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Family Galatheidae 405
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Family Porcellanidae 411 7. (6) Fro
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Genus Petrolisthes Stimpson, 1858 K
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Family Porcellanidae 415
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f i'amily Porcellanidae 417
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Family I'orccllanidue 421
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Family Porccllanidae 423
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Family Albuneidae Key to genera and
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% 2fe^; ily Albuncldae 429
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Family Albuncitlne 431
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Family Hippidae Key to genera and s
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Family Hippidae 435
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Infraorder Brachyura Family Dromiid
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Family Dromiidae 439
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Family Dromiidae 441
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Dicranodromia ovata Cymonomus quadr
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ON •=3 i. • * •0 m o •o a
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4^ 00 •=3 65 3 Clythrocerus nitid
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O 3 o r» o" a o 2^ •5" •a. a
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tv> 33 o 3 © a r » a Homola barba
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-fe. 4^ »sa o 3 o
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4^ in Ranilia constricta i Ranilia
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Symethis variolosa Lyreidus nitidus
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•O . T3 65 3 85 5" a ts
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Ethusa tenuipes Ethusa mascarone am
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3 «5" •o •5" "2. a ft
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466 Family Calappidae Genus Calappa
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ON » 5" Acanthocarpus alexandri Ac
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© Calappa sulcata f. Calappa angus
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3 n Calappa ocellata a. dorsal view
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4S> 4^ » Hepatus epheliticus Hepat
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ss 3 Osachila semilevis n Osachila
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00 I a" O » ET •d "Si a
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480 Family Le ucosiidae Genus Ebali
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•30 *=1 Ebalia cariosa Ebalia sti
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•oo liacantha intermedia Iliacant
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4- Oft ©Y Lithadia cadaverosa 65.
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4^ 00 Speloeophorus pontifer Speloe
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Mywpsis quinquespinosa Caltidactylu
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492 Family Leucosiidae
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494 Faihily JVfajidae 11. (10) F'os
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496 Family Majidae 31. (29) Rostrum
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498 Family Majidae Getius Epialtus
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500 Family Majidae Genus Macroedetd
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502 Family Majidae 7. (2) Rostral h
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504 Family Majidae Genus Pitho Bell
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Family Miijidue Genus Pyromaia Stim
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© Collodes trispittosus %• 3 mal
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Epialtus bituberculatus g Epialtus
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Epialtus dilatatus forma elbi a. do
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Libinia emarginata male: a. dorsal
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cy* Macrocoeloma trispinosumnodipes
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Macrocoeloma eutheca Macrocoeloma d
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.© i Macrocoetoma septemspinosum a
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N> •sj Mithrax pilosus g Mithrax
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in Mithrax hemphilli | Mithrax hold
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Os •=1 » 3 Mithrax caribbaeus $
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Mithrax sculptus = Mithrax coryphe
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Pitho laevigata Pitho aculeata b. d
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Oft 3 PMo mirabiUs Pitho quadrident
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Podochela lamelligera Podochela cur
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in I* 3 «5" Podochela sidneyi Podo
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in 3 5? Pyromaia arachna Pyromaia c
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Rochinia hystrix Rochinia crassa d.
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Stenocionops furcata coelata Stenoc
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t Achaeopsis thomsoni AcantHonyx pe
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as Anasimus lotus I AepUms septemsp
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s« Chorinus heros ^ 2 b. dorsal vi
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Leptopim setirostris Inachoides for
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Qptopisg, spinipes Nihilia anttlocg
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Stenorhynchus seticomis § Sphenoca
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Tyche etnarginata a. dorsal view (m
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ON K> en tn n 8? T3 P O CD 3 O n n
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Parthenope serrata Parthenope agona
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Solenolambrus tenellus Parthenope f
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Heterocrypta granulata Cryptopodia
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in •a a. Tutankhamen cristatipes
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3 a
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Cancer borealis Trichopeltarion nob
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572 Family Portunidae Family Portui
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574 Family Portunidae Genus Ovallpe
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Callinectes bocourti Callinectes sa
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Callinectes ornatus Callinectes exa
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in ©• 69: Cronius tumidulus I Cr
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in I Portunus gibbesii Portunus voc
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in .fe. Portunus depressions Portun
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Batfoynectes longispina Arenaeus cr
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*3 O
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592 i ^ani i ly (»o ne p I a cid a
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en I 1 Frevillea hirmta ^ FrevBlea
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I Euryplax nitida | Euphrosynoplaxc
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NeopUumnopkix americana Nanoplaxxan
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Spwcarctitm lobatus Sotoplax robert
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602 Family Goneplacidae
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604 Family Xanthidae 9. (8) Areoles
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606 Family Xanthidae 26. (25) Basal
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608 Family Xanthidae Genus Hexapano
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610 Family Xanthidae Genus Panopeus
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612 Family Xanthidae 5. (4) Major p
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I to 3 •to a a Actaea bifrons Act
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Eurypanopeus turgidus Eurypanopeus
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•OS > - * -00 ftexapanopeus lobip
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Hexapanopeus hemphillii Hexapanopeu
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I Menippemercenarm Menippe nodifron
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Micropanope lobifrons Micropanope p
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Micropanope urinator Micropanope nu
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Neopanope texana Neopanope packardi
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Panopeus bermudensis Panopeus ameri
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ON Panopeus obesus £ I. male: ^ x
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OS- I Panopeus occidentalis Panopeu
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©\ XSJ. ! S. ParaUomem longtmana P
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c» •3J. Pilumnus longleyi I Pilu
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Piktmnus sayi Pilumnus gemmatus mal
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Family Xanthidac 643
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family Xnnthidue 645
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Family Xanthidae 647
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Family Xunthidue 649
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Family Xniitliiriiic 651
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:^'-{:S Family Xanthidae 653
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Family Xanthidae 655
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Family Xanthidae 657 QJ
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Family Xanthidsfe 659
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Family (xccarciniclac Key lo genera
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Family Cecarcinidae 663
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Family Grapsidae Key to genera and
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Genus $esav*na Say, 1817 Key to spe
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Family Grapsidae 669
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£0 s "3 Sesarma reticulatum Sesarm
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0\ •53 Cyclograpsus integer •"
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•=3 •3 Grapsus grapsus Percnon
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as •-ago 3 O 69 •a Ptanes mimit
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680 Famijy Grapsidae
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682 family fininrtjieridae Genus Di
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684 Family Pinnotheridae 6. (5) Pre
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,6&6 Family Pinnotheridae I •ft
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OS 00 00 Dissodactylus mellitae Dis
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ON O 65 3 Fabia tellinae Fabia byss
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^ Parapinnixa hendersoni Parapinnix
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4^ Pinnixa chacei = Pinnixa leptosy
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OS Pinnixa cylindrica £ Pinnixa fl
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•v© 3S «1 Pinnixa chaetopterana
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© Pinnotheres ostreum ft Pinnother
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-4 .© Pinnotheres ostreum | Pinnot
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si © Pinnaxodes floridensis Orthot
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7Q6 Family Pinnotheridae
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70$ Family Ocyfcodidae 4. (2) Front
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Uca panacea Uca leptodactyla c. dor
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Uca speciosa Uca spinicarpa b. dors
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-a Uca rapax ^ Uca burger si c. maj
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as 65: 3: •a o gj... a. Ucides co
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718 Family Palicidae Family Palicid
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to o Palicus cristatipes Palicus si
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65 Palicus dentatus , 65 b. dorsal
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•^4 w 3 Palicus floridana Palicus
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Family Cryptochiridae Genus Pseudoc
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Family Cryptochiridae 729
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732 Literature Cited Scientific res
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734 Literature Cited vicinity of Pe
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736 Literature Cited 1945. Four new
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738 Literature Cited River region F
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740 Literature Cited (Crustacea, De
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742 Literature Cited 1956. Hippidea
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744 Literature Cited Saint Laurent,
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746 Literature Cited Department of
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748 Taxonomic Index Taxonomic Index
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750 Taxonomic Index Collodes obesus
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752 Taxonomic Index Isocheles wurde
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754 Taxonomic Index Nikoides schmit
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756 Taxonomic Index Periclimenaeus
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758 Taxonomic Index Pseudocryptochi
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760 Taxonomic Index Tuleariocaris n
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