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Genus Pinnotheres Bosc, 1801-1802<br />

Key to females of species (except for P. hemp hi Hi)<br />

[Adapted from Rathbun, 1918]<br />

Family Pinnotheridae 685<br />

1. . Palp of outer (third) maxilliped <strong>large</strong>, nearly or quite half <strong>as</strong> <strong>large</strong> <strong>as</strong> merus<br />

P. maculatus<br />

Palp of outer maxilliped small, not nearly half <strong>as</strong> <strong>large</strong> <strong>as</strong> merus 2<br />

2. (1) Carapace wider than long P. ostreum<br />

Carapace <strong>as</strong> long <strong>as</strong> or longer than wide 3<br />

3. (2) Dactyli of all walking legs similar, falcate P. shoemakeri<br />

Dactylus of fourth walking leg of shape different from others, almost straight,<br />

except for slender, curved, horny tip P. moseri<br />

Key to males of species (except for P. moseri)<br />

| Adapted from Rathbun, 19181<br />

1. Carapace wider than long. 2<br />

Carapace <strong>as</strong> long <strong>as</strong> or longer than wide 3<br />

2. (1) Carapace octagonal; sternum sharply cristate P. hemphilli<br />

Carapace suborbicular; sternum not sharply cristate P. ostreum<br />

3. (1) Postlateral portion of branchial region inclined abruptly in steep plane, oblique to<br />

dorsal surface of carapace, in which it forms reentering angle P. shoemakeri<br />

Branchial region gradually inclined downward toward margin; carapace with 4<br />

<strong>large</strong>, persistent, white spots P. maculatus

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