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Family Pinnotheridae<br />

Key to genera and species<br />

| B<strong>as</strong>ed op Rathbun, 1018, and Williams, 1984|<br />

Family Pinnotheridae 681<br />

1. Dactyli of first, second, and third walking legs bifurcate .. Dissodactylus<br />

Dactyli of walking legs simple, acute 2<br />

2. (1) Third walking leg longest and broadest Pinnixa<br />

Third walking leg not longest and broadest 3<br />

3. (2) Walking legs diminishing in size from distinctly <strong>large</strong>st first to smallest l<strong>as</strong>t leg<br />

(carapace about twice <strong>as</strong> broad <strong>as</strong> long) Parapinnixa<br />

Walking legs not diminishing in size from first to l<strong>as</strong>t leg 4<br />

4. (3) Carapace with 2 longitudinal, impressed lines leading back from middle of upper<br />

margin of orbit; second walking leg longest Fabia<br />

Carapace without 2 longitudinal, impressed lines leading back from middle of upper<br />

margin of orbit; second and third walking legs nearly equal in length 5<br />

5. (4) Dactylus of third maxilliped very small and inserted at end of propodus<br />

-.. , Orthotheres strombi<br />

Dactylus of third maxilliped stiliform and inserted on inner side of propodus 6<br />

6. (5) Buccal m<strong>as</strong>s subquadrate; carapace somewhat orbicular and either smooth and<br />

membranous or firm and covered with short pile Pinnotheres<br />

Buccal m<strong>as</strong>s subtriangular; carapace firm, smooth Pinnaxodes floridensis

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