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internal pouch Ancinus belizensis 205 Figure 90. Diagrammatic representation of 9 sphaeromatid, showing marsupial structures (adapted from Harrison, 1984). Ancinus H. Milne Edwards, 1840 DIAGNOSIS Eyes dorsal. 9 mouthparts not metamorphosed. Mandibular molar absent; palp of three articles. Maxilla 1 of single ramus, endite rudi mentary. Maxilla 2 of two rami. 9 with oostegites absent; brood held in two opposing pockets, opening as narrow ventral slit between pereopods 4. Pleon consisting of short anterior pleonite with free lateral margin, plus broadly triangular pleotelson. Pleopod 1 uniramous, endopod absent. Pleopod 2 op- erculiform. Pleopod 3, exopod of single article. Uropod lacking exopod, sym- pod not laterally expanded. Key to species of Ancinus 1. Pleotelson as long as basal width, apex narrowly rounded . . . brasiliensis Pleotelson with basal width greater than length, apex subtruncate Ancinus belizensis Kensley and Schotte, 1987 Figure 91A-C belizensis DIAGNOSIS 8 4.1 mm, 9 2.8 mm. Body oval, about twice longer than wide. Dorsal integument strongly pitted. Antennular flagellum of 12 articles; an-
206 FLABELLIFERA • SPHAEROMATIDAE Figure 91. Ancinus belizensis: A, 9; B, pereopod 1 cJ; C, pereopod 2 8. Ancinus braziliensis: D, adult (from Glynn and Glynn, 1974). tennal flagellum of 10 articles. 8 pereopod 2, dactylus strongly curved, reaching to proximal lobe of propodus. Pleopod 2 about 2.5 times longer than basal width. RECORDS Carlson Point, Belize, in seagrass flats, 0.5 m. Ancinus brasiliensis Lemos de Castro, 1959 Figure 91D DIAGNOSIS 8 7.0 mm, 9 6.0 mm. Body about twice longer than wide. Dor sal integument smooth. Antennular flagellum of 17 articles; antennal flagellum of 10 articles. 8 pereopod 2, dactylus strongly curved, reaching to midlength of posterior margin of carpus. Pleopod 2 almost three times longer than basal width.
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Guide to the MARINE ISOPOD CRUSTACE
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Contents 1 Introduction 1 HISTORIC
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Figure 1. Map of area covered by th
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4 INTRODUCTION ARRANGEMENT OF THE G
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6 INTRODUCTION We are grateful to t
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frontal lamina clypeus labrum pedun
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10 GLOSSARY LAMINA DENTATA. Serrate
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12 GLOSSARY TRISINUATE. Having thre
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14 1SOPODA Key to suborders of Isop
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16 ANTHURIDEA • ANTHUR1DAE Key to
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18 ANTHURIDEA • ANTHURIDAE illipe
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20 ANTHURIDEA • ANTHUR1DAE Amakus
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22 ANTHURIDEA • ANTHURIDAE Figure
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Figure 7. Anthomuda stenotelson: A,
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26 ANTHUR1DEA • ANTHURIDAE RECORD
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Figure 8. Apanthuroides millae: A,
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Figure 9. Chalixanthura lewisi: A,
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Figure 10. Cortezura confixa: A, 9;
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38 ANTHURIDEA • ANTHURIDAE Cyathu
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Figure 17. Malacanthura caribbica:
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Mesanthura W® A-O I, • • V > :
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Figure 20. Mesanthura bivittata: A,
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Figure 22. Mesanthura punctillata:
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56 ANTHURIDEA • ANTHURIDAE Pendan
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58 ANTHURIDEA • HYSSURIDAE reticu
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60 ANTHURIDEA • HYSSURIDAE follow
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62 ANTHURIDEA • HYSSURIDAE Figure
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64 ANTHURIDEA • PARANTHURIDAE Fam
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Figure 29. Accalathura crenulata: A
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68 ANTHURIDEA • PARANTHURIDAE Fig
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Figure 31. Paranthura antillensis:
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Figure 32. Paranthura Jloridensis:
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A Figure 33. Virganthura crassa: A,
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PLEOPOD 1 PLEOPOD 2 PLEOPOD 3 ^ ASE
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78 ASELLOTA • GNATHOSTENETROIDIDA
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80 ASELLOTA • JANIROIDEA late, ex
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82 ASELLOTA • JANIRIDAE consistin
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84 ASELLOTA • JANIR1DAE RECORDS B
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86 ASELLOTA • JANIRIDAE Figure 39
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88 ASELLOTA • JOEROPSIDAE Key to
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90 ASELLOTA • MICROPARASELLIDAE J
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Figure 41. Angliera psamathus: A, 6
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94 ASELLOTA • MUNNIDAE Munna petr
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96 ASELLOTA • PARAMUNNIDAE broad
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98 ASELLOTA • SANTIIDAE Figure 44
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100 ASELLOTA • STENETRI1DAE Stene
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102 ASELLOTA • STENETRIIDAE longe
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104 ASELLOTA • STENETRUDAE ticula
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106 ASELLOTA • STENETRIIDAE Figur
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Figure 49. A, epicaridium larva, la
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110 TABLE 2. CARIBBEAN EPICARIDEAN
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12 TABLE 2. {Continued) Munidion lo
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1 14 FLABELLIFERA reduced to a simp
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116 FLABELLIFERA • AEGIDAE Pleopo
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118 FLABELLIFERA • AEGIDAE Figure
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120 FLABELLIFERA • AEG1DAE Rocine
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122 FLABELLIFERA • CIROLANIDAE si
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124 FLABELLIFERA • CIROLANIDAE Ke
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126 FLABELLIFERA • GIROLANIDAE Fi
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Figure 55. Bahalana cardiopus: A, 9
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132 FLABELLIFERA • C1ROLANIDAE Ca
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134 FLABELLIFERA • CIROLANIDAE Fi
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Figure 59. Cirolana obtruncata: A,
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140 FLABELLIFERA • CIROLANIDAE Na
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146 FLABELLIFERA • GIROLANIDAE Fi
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150 FLABELLIFERA • GIROLANIDAE F
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152 FLABELLIFERA • GIROLANIDAE 40
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256 VALVIFERA • IDOTEIDAE vestigi
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258 VALVIFERA • IDOTEIDAE Erichso
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260 VALVIFERA • IDOTEIDAE Miratid
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262 ZOOGEOGRAPHY ANALYSIS OF THE IS
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264 ZOOGEOGRAPHY TABLE 4. {Continue
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266 ZOOGEOGRAPHY TABLE 5. SPECIES O
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268 TABLE 6. (Continued) *Probopyri
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270 ZOOGEOGRAPHY TABLE 7. ISOPOD SP
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* cave cirolanids Figure 111. Map s
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Appendix Since the manuscript of th
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Literature Cited Adkison, D. L. 198
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LITERATURE CITED 279 Venezuela. Nov
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LITERATURE CITED 281 Delaney, P. M.
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LITERATURE CITED 283 Karaman, S. 19
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LITERATURE CITED 285 Bopyridae (Iso
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LITERATURE CITED 287 Notenboom, J.
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LITERATURE CITED 289 . 1912c. Marin
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LITERATURE CITED 291 Thompson, M. T
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Index abbreviata, Bopyrina, 110, 26
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Atlantasellidae, 75 Atlantasellus,
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Colopisthus, 144, 146 parvus, 147,
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Jlinti, Munida, 111 jloridana Erich
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lasallae, Astacilla, 252, 253 lata,
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myripristis, Anilocra, 172, 175, 18
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Probopyrinella heardiy 267 latreuti
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longicarpus, 110, 111, 113 mcclendo
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