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494 Faihily JVfajidae<br />

11. (10) F'ostorbital tooth <strong>large</strong>, curving around eye. Pyromaia<br />

Postotbitai tooth small or, if <strong>large</strong>, not curving around eye...............;........... 12<br />

12. (11) Carapace rough with spines and tubercles; legs not subprehensile. •..-..<br />

An<strong>as</strong>imus tattis<br />

Carapace smooth; legs subprehensile. Inachoides forceps<br />

13. (10) Rostrum considerably less than postrostral length, b<strong>as</strong>al antennal segment often<br />

longitudinally sulcate Podochela<br />

Rostrum approaching or surp<strong>as</strong>sing postrostral length, b<strong>as</strong>al antertnal segment not<br />

longitudinally sulcate i .14<br />

14. (13) Carapace nodulous; long spine at end of merus of each walking leg; rostrum few<br />

spined Metoporhaphis calcurata<br />

Carapace smooth; spines at ends of meri of walking legs no longer than others;<br />

rostrum multispihose Siehdrhynchus seiicornis<br />

15. (2) Eyes with commencing orbits having, in addition to supraocular spine, <strong>large</strong>,<br />

cupped postocuiar process into which eyes retract; eyestalks short 16<br />

Eyes without true orbits, lacking postocuiar cup. .... 21<br />

16. (15) Intercalated spine present. .... —..............17<br />

intercalated spine absent .18<br />

17. (16) First pair of walking legs much longer than remaining pairs...... Chorinus heros<br />

Walking legs diminishing regularly from first to l<strong>as</strong>t pair Nibilia antilocapra<br />

18. (16) Supraocular eave and postocuiar process closely approximated Libihia<br />

Supraocular eave and postocuiar process not closely approximated. 19<br />

19. (18) Rostrum bifid for not more than half its length or at tip only Pelia tnutica<br />

Rostrum bifid for more than half its length. .................. 26<br />

20. (19) Two rows of spines on walking legs Oplopisa spinipes<br />

Walking legs without two rows of spines. Rochinid<br />

21 (15) liyeslalks long; orbit partially protected' by hornlike supraocular spine or by jagged<br />

poslocular tooth or by both; body often truncate in front 22<br />

Eyestalks short, little movable, and either concealed by supraocular spine of sunk<br />

in sides of rostrum; b<strong>as</strong>al antennal Segment truncate-triangular —.......... 25

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