Decapod Crustacea of Bermuda
Decapod Crustacea of Bermuda
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Dana, op. Cit. , p. 662.
TEXT FIGURE 4. PLATES XVII and XVIII.
Integument thin, transparent. Cephalic region or neck (cepha- lon) long, cylindrical ; pleon very long, about two thirds of body ; its sixth segment much longer than the others, which are subequal; pleopods long; uropods large, branches unequal, usually much longer than telson. Telson small, narrow, tapered, with three spines at each angle and, in the male a ventral lobe; four spinules above.
FIGURE 4. Leucifer. Sp. ?; a, antennule;... b, antenna; o, eye; ot, ootocyst; s, antenna! scale. Enlarged.
Eye-stalks long ; eyes large ; ootocysts well developed. Anten- nules with a slender three- jointed peduncle and a single slender flagellum. Antennae have a long flagellum and a narrow subacute scale; basicerite small, bicuspid. A clasping organ (petasma) on anterior side of first pleopods of male and the second pleopod has * The name of this genus was first written Lucifer. It was changed to Leucifer by M. -Edwards, but he gave no reason for the change.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dana, op. Cit. , p. 662.
TEXT FIGURE 4. PLATES XVII and XVIII.
Integument thin, transparent. Cephalic region or neck (cepha- lon) long, cylindrical ; pleon very long, about two thirds of body ; its sixth segment much longer than the others, which are subequal; pleopods long; uropods large, branches unequal, usually much longer than telson. Telson small, narrow, tapered, with three spines at each angle and, in the male a ventral lobe; four spinules above.
FIGURE 4. Leucifer. Sp. ?; a, antennule;... b, antenna; o, eye; ot, ootocyst; s, antenna! scale. Enlarged.
Eye-stalks long ; eyes large ; ootocysts well developed. Anten- nules with a slender three- jointed peduncle and a single slender flagellum. Antennae have a long flagellum and a narrow subacute scale; basicerite small, bicuspid. A clasping organ (petasma) on anterior side of first pleopods of male and the second pleopod has * The name of this genus was first written Lucifer. It was changed to Leucifer by M. -Edwards, but he gave no reason for the change.
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