Raninidae infested by parasitic Isopoda (Epicaridea)

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44 Plate 2 H. Wienberg Rasmussen et al. Notopocorystes stokesii serotinus Wright & Collins. Cambridge Greensand (any one of numerous small, short-lived exposures dug, for phosphate) Cambridgeshire. A historic Tablet of specimens in J. Carter’s Collection, Sedgwick Museum, Cambridge. B22952–22962 – from left to right: 1, ? moult: 2, ? corpse: 3, ?corpse, a small swelling occupying extreme upper ‘corner’ of left branchial region: 4, status indeterminable: 6, ?corpse: 7, ?moult: 8, status indeterminable: 9, ? moult: 10, ?corpse: 11, ?moult. Bar scale equals 20 mm.
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