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410 Family Porcellanidae Family Porcellanidae Key to genera and species [Based on Gore and Abele, 1976] 1. Carapace at least 1.5 times as long as broad; form elongate, "Hippa"-like; large orbit-like concavity on hepatic margin, its outer angle marked by tooth Euceramus praelongus Carapace less than or nearly 1.5 times as long as broad; form not elongate, or "Hippa"-like; no large orbit-like concavity on hepatic margin 2 2. (1) Basal segment of antennae short, not strongly produced forward to meet anterior margin of carapace, movable segments with free access to orbit 3 Basal segment of antennae strongly produced forward and broadly in contact with anterior margin of carapace, movable segments thus far removed from orbit 6 3. (2) Posterior portions of side walls of carapace lacking or consisting of one or more small pieces, separated by membranous interspaces behind epibranchial regions ... 4 Posterior portions of side walls of carapace entire, without small pieces or membranous areas behind epibranchial regions 5 4. (3) Side walls of carapace incomplete; portion posterior to epibranchial or mesobranchial area occupied by membrane Neopisosoma angustifrons Side walls of carapace consisting of one or more pieces separated by membranous interspaces in epibranchial or mesobranchial area (front triangular or transverse in dorsal view, never with projecting teeth; carapace more or less subquadrate; chelipeds very robust and thick) Pachycheles 5. (3) Basal segment of antennule not laterally expanded; basal antennal segment neither produced inward nor forming partial suborbital margin; front triangular, prominent; carapace with distinct frontal, epibranchial and mesobranchial spinules; cheliped with fingers distorted, gaping, deeply grooved along cutting edges, spooned and truncate at tips; telson 7-plated Parapetrolisthes tortugensis Basal antennular segment as above; basal antennal segment either not produced inward or, if with distinct inward projection, forming only partial suborbital margin; front triangular or trilobate, usually prominent; carapace without mesobranchial spinules; cheliped fingers normal, not grooved along cutting edges or spooned at tips; telson almost invariably 7-plated Petrolisthes 6. (2) Dactyli of walking legs ending in 2 or more large, strong, fixed spines; carapace markedly broader than long, front nearly transverse in dorsal view Polyonyx gibbesi Dactyli of walking legs ending in single spines, usually with accessory movable spinules on posterior margins 7
Family Porcellanidae 411 7. (6) Front prominent, tridentate or trilobate in dorsal view; carapace only slightly longer than broad (lateral margins of carapace unarmed postrior to epibranchial angle; fingers on chelipeds not twisted out of plane with palm, more or less normal)......... Porcellana Front deflexed, appearing rounded or faintly trilobate in dorsal view; carapace about as broad as long (basal segments of antennules very small, recessed behind front, latter projecting shelflike over antennules) Megalobrachium
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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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00 Periclimenes perryae Periclimene
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Pontonia domestica Pontonia unidens
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Typton tortugae Typton prionurus d.
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Typton distinctus Typton vulcanus h
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Brachycarpus biunguiculatus Anchist
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Pseudocoutierea antillensis Pontoni
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Family Alpheidae Family Alpheidae K
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196 Family Alpheidae Genus Alpheus
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198 Family Alpheidae 10. (5) Men of
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200 Family Alpheidae Genus A utotna
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202 Family Alplieidae 8. (7) Ocular
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Alpheopsis labis Alpheopsis trispin
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Alpheus armatus Alpheus cylindricus
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Alpheus amblyonyx Alpheus websteri
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O Alpheus crisiulifrotis | Alpheus
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Alpheus atmillatus Alpheus heteroch
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Alpheus nuttingi Alpheus bouvieri e
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Automate evermanni Automate gardine
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Synalpheus pectiniger Synalpheus he
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Synalpheus sanctithomae Synalpheus
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Synalpheus pandionis Synalpheus her
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Synalpheus curacaoensis Synalpheus
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Synalpheus hemphilli Synalpheus fti
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Metalpheus rostratipes Leptalpheus
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230 Family Hippolytidae Family Hipp
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232 Family Hippolytidae Genus Latre
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234 Family Hippolytidae Genus Thor
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Hippolyte nicholsoni Hippolyte coer
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to •53 i f Hippolyte zostericola
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© © Latreutes parvulus Latreutes
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Lysmata intermedia Lysmata amboinen
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Thor dobkini Thor amboinensis male:
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to
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Exhippolysmata oplopkoroides Bythoc
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3 -o
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Ogyrides alphaerostris b. carapace
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25^ Family Processitfae Family Prpc
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Processa riveroi Processa fimbriata
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Processa profunda Processa hemphill
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Nikoides schmitti Ambidexter symmet
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262 Family Pandalidae Family Pandal
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OS 65 3 Plesionika acanthonotus Ple
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3 Plesionika escatilis Plesionika m
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Stylopandalus richardi Pantomus par
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o *=3 P 3 65 3 a SL a 65
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Metacrangon jacqueti agassizii Cran
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•« so 9 orq o S Phttocheras gore
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ON O -t 8S 3 o 9
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Glyphocrangon longleyi Glyphocrango
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to i •S3 O «5T •s sr o "1 CO 3
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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
Page 383 and 384: Family Paguridae Key to genera and
Page 385 and 386: Genus Agaricochirus McLaughlin, 198
Page 387 and 388: Family Paguridae 363 3. (2) Left ch
Page 389 and 390: Genus Phimochirus McLaughlin, 1981
Page 391 and 392: Family Paguridae 367 •i-> I i_
Page 393 and 394: Family Paguridae 369
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Page 399 and 400: C 0) u h H ..j-vT-T'^fNTv/- Family
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Page 405 and 406: Family Paguridae 381 •4 h
Page 407 and 408: Family Paguridue 383
Page 417 and 418: Family Chirostylidae Genus Uroptych
Page 419 and 420: Family ( liirostylidae 395
Page 421 and 422: Family Galatheidae Key to genera an
Page 423 and 424: Genus Munidopsis Whiteaves, 1874 Ke
Page 425 and 426: mfyiim Family Galatheidae 401 Qj
Page 427 and 428: O t= Family C.'nlalheidao 403
Page 429 and 430: Family Galatheidae 405
Page 431 and 432: Family Galatheidae 407
Page 433: Family Galatheidae 409
Page 437 and 438: Genus Petrolisthes Stimpson, 1858 K
Page 439 and 440: Family Porcellanidae 415
Page 441 and 442: f i'amily Porcellanidae 417
Page 445 and 446: Family I'orccllanidue 421
Page 447 and 448: Family Porccllanidae 423
Page 451 and 452: Family Albuneidae Key to genera and
Page 453 and 454: % 2fe^; ily Albuncldae 429
Page 455 and 456: Family Albuncitlne 431
Page 457 and 458: Family Hippidae Key to genera and s
Page 459 and 460: Family Hippidae 435
Page 461 and 462: Infraorder Brachyura Family Dromiid
Page 463 and 464: Family Dromiidae 439
Page 465: Family Dromiidae 441
Page 468 and 469: Dicranodromia ovata Cymonomus quadr
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Page 472 and 473: 4^ 00 •=3 65 3 Clythrocerus nitid
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Page 476 and 477: tv> 33 o 3 © a r » a Homola barba
Page 478 and 479: -fe. 4^ »sa o 3 o
Page 480 and 481: 4^ in Ranilia constricta i Ranilia
Page 482 and 483: 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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