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Mesanthura paucidens 51 five bars on pleon. Mandibular palp article 3 with four spines. Maxilliped with very reduced endite. Pereopod 1, propodal palm with step. RECORDS Looe Key, Florida, 5-6 m; Cozumel, Mexico; Jamaica; Carrie Bow Cay, Belize, 0.2-6 m. Mesanthura hopkinsi Hooker, 1985 Figures 18C, 20I-L DIAGNOSIS 9 2.4 mm. Pigment in triangle on cephalon; in irregular rings on pereonites 1-6; four transverse bars on pleon. Mandibular palp article 3 with four spines. Maxilliped lacking endite. Pereopod 1, palm of propodus lacking step. RECORDS Looe Key, Florida, 0.5 m; Florida Middlegrounds, Gulf of Mex ico, 55 m. Mesanthura looensis Kensley and Schotte, 1987 Figures 18D, 21A-D DIAGNOSIS 9 10.0 mm. Pigment in solid patches on cephalon, pereonites, pleon, uropods and telson; pereonites 4—6 with open central area in patch. Mandibular palp article 3 with eight spines. Maxilliped lacking endite. Per eopod 1, propodal palm with step. RECORDS Looe Key, Florida, 1 m. Mesanthura paucidens Menzies and Glynn, 1968 Figures 19A, 2 IE-1 DIAGNOSIS 9: 6.6 mm. Pigment in roughly rectangular to ovate patches on cephalon and pereonites; in five transverse lines connected laterally on pleon. Mandibular palp article 3 with six spines. Maxilliped with short narrow en dite. Pereopod 1 propodal palm with step. 6: 6.4 mm. Antennular flagellum of seven articles. Pigment more diffuse than in 9 but retaining five pleonal bars. RECORDS Looe Key, Florida, 5-6 m; Carrie Bow Cay, Belize, 15.2 m; Pu erto Rico, intertidal; Jamaica.
52 ANTHURIDEA • ANTHURIDAE Figure 21. Mesanthura looensis: A, mandible; B, maxilliped; C, pereopod 1; D, uropodal exopod. Mesanthura paucidens: Ey mandible; F9 maxilliped; G, pereopod 1, 9; H, pereopod 1, 8; I> uropodal exopod. Mesanthura pulchra: J, mandible; K, maxilliped; L, pereopod 1, 6; M, pereopod 1, 9; JV, uropodal exopod. Mesanthura pulchra Barnard, 1925 Figures 19B, 21J-N DIAGNOSIS 9: 9.3 mm. Pigment pattern in roughly rectangular patches on cephalon and pereonites 1-6, with open oval middorsal area in patch. Man dibular palp article 3 with 10 spines. Maxilliped lacking endite. Pereopod 1, propodal palm with step. 6: 5.4 mm. Antennular flagellum of eight articles.
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Guide to the MARINE ISOPOD CRUSTACE
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104 ASELLOTA • STENETRUDAE ticula
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106 ASELLOTA • STENETRIIDAE Figur
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110 TABLE 2. CARIBBEAN EPICARIDEAN
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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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140 FLABELLIFERA • CIROLANIDAE Na
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150 FLABELLIFERA • GIROLANIDAE F
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154 FLABELLIFERA • CIROLANIDAE Me
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158 FLABELLIFERA • CORALLANIDAE K
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160 FLABELLIFERA • CORALLANIDAE F
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162 FLABELL1FERA • G0RALLAN1DAE E
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J Figure 75. Excorallana oculata: A
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166 FLABELLIFERA • CORALLANIDAE F
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168 FLABELLIFERA • CORALLAN1DAE F
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170 FLABELLIFERA • GYMOTHOIDAE Ke
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172 TABLE 3. {Continued) Fish host
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174 FLABELLIFERA • GYMOTHOIDAE Fi
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182 FLABELUFERA • GYMOTHOIDAE Cym
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184 FLABELLIFERA • CYMOTHOIDAE Ke
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186 FLABELLIFERA • GYMOTHOIDAE Ku
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188 FLABELLIFERA • GYMOTHOIDAE Mo
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202 FLABELLIFERA • SPHAEROMATIDAE
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204 FLABELL1FERA • SPHAEROMATIDAE
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236 FLABELLIFERA • TRIDENTELLIDAE
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238 GNATHIIDEA • GNATHIIDAE Famil
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Figure 103. Gnathia beethhoveni: A,
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Figure 104. Gnathia rathi: A, 6; Gn
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244 MICROCERBERIDEA • MICROCERBER
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246 MICROCERBER1DEA • ONISCIDEA Y
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250 ONISCIDEA Tylos Latreille, 1826
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252 VALV1FERA • ARGTUR1DAE REMARK
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254 VALVIFERA • ARGTURIDAE Figure
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256 VALVIFERA • IDOTEIDAE vestigi
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260 VALVIFERA • IDOTEIDAE Miratid
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262 ZOOGEOGRAPHY ANALYSIS OF THE IS
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268 TABLE 6. (Continued) *Probopyri
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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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Index abbreviata, Bopyrina, 110, 26
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Atlantasellidae, 75 Atlantasellus,
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lasallae, Astacilla, 252, 253 lata,
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myripristis, Anilocra, 172, 175, 18
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