Report on the zoological collections made in the Indo-Pacific Ocean ...

,680 explanatiox of the plates.Plate XLIX.Fig. A. Philyra rectangvlaris, 5 , X 5. a, outer maxilHpede.B. PseudoplnJyra poUta, c5", x3|. &, postabdomen, X 3| b\;outer maxillipede.C. Cymopolia luhitet, adult $ , x 3. c, postabdomen, x 4.Plate L.Pig. A. Dromidia spongiosa, var. stimpsonii, adult § , X iJ. «, outerview of cbelipede, x 2^.B. Homalodromia coppingeri, adult 5 , X 4. 6, inferior viewof the frontal, antennal, and part of the buccal region,showing the form of the epistoma, the nearly smooth endostome,&c. ; 6', part of the sternal surface, showing thesternal tubercles ; h", outer view of chelipede. x 7.Plate LI.Fig. A. Munida ediuardsi, adult (5" , x 4. a, dactylus of an ambulatoryleg.B. Frontal and antennal region of Pontonia brevirostris, c?dorsal view, showing the form of the small rostrum, thepeduncular joints of the antennules, &c. b, terminalsegment and uropoda ; b', outer maxillipede ; b", chelipedeof the first pair ; b'", chelipede of the second pair ;6"", ambulatory leg (next after chelipedes), showing theform of the dactylus.Plate LII.Fig. A. Penceus ricJitersi, c?, x3. a, dorsal view of the frontaland antennal region, showing the form of the eye-pedunclesand antennules and antennal scales ; a', terminal segmentand uropoda.B. Gonodactijlus elegans, $ , X 3. b, lateral view of theraptorial limb (second maxillipede), x3|.