First endopodial joint with 4 ventral spines (1 bare medial tubular minute, 1 short medial with short spines, 2 long spines). Endopodite: first node with 2 encircled alpha hairs (1 short with long proximal spines, 1 long glabrous except for long hairs near hooked apex and with (Figure 2o) or without (Figure 2 k) minute tooth proximally hooked tip) and 3 surrounded beta hairs (inner short glabrous hairs, 2 outer pectinate hairs) (Figure 2 k). Exopodite: anterior side of first joint with row of 3 bristles (2 stout with long proximal and short distal spines, 1 thin short with long proximal bristles (bifurcated burst in Fig. 3a deviating) and with 1 hair (with long proximal hairs) close to the protopodial tooth (Figure 3a);.
1st endopodial joint with 4 ventral bristles (1 minute medial tubular glabrous, 1 short medial with short spines, 2 long with short and long spines). Endopodite: 1st joint with 2 ringed alpha hairs (1 short with long proximal spines, 1 long, glabrous except for hairs near hook point and small subterminal spine on inner margin, with sclerotized unringed dorsal margin (see detail in illustration) and 3 ringed beta- hairs (inner hairs short glabrous with tubular tip, 2 outer hairs long pectinate). 2nd endopodial joint with 4 ringed a-hairs (third hairs pectinate, others glabrous), 2 ringed pectinate b-hairs (an additional brush may be missing in studied limb ), 3 ringed c-hairs (inner bore short glabrous, others stout pectinate ), and 3 stout pectinate d-hairs (posterior hairs ringed, others unringed).
End joint with 3 ringed a-bristles, 2 b-bristles (1 ringed and bearing small spines, 1 stout uring claw-like, with few small teeth), 2 small ringed spinous c-bristles and 3 d-bristles (2 stout bristles) uring claw-like with few indistinct teeth, 1 long-ringed and posterior). 9th joint with 5 or 6 bristles (3 long with nate hairs, 1 rather short (about the same length as joints 5-9 combined) with few nate hairs and 1 or 2 minutes bare). 1st exopodial joint with 5 bristles (1 long and 2 short terminal ones without ring, 1 long proximal ring and 1 short subterminal ring).
1st endopodial joint with stout ventral claw with narrow diaphanous flange (not shown) along proximal 3A of dorsal margin and with indistinct small spines along proximal l/i of dorsal margin; numerous spines on medial surface of joint, and few terminal spines on dorsal margin; 2nd endopodial joint with stout ventral claw with narrow diaphanous flange (not shown) along proximal 3A of both margins; spine of joint with small terminal spine-like bristles; 3rd endopodial joint with stout terminal claw and 2 or 3 minute spine-like bristles (1 or 2 ventral, 1 dorsal). 5th joint with few spines and with long terminal ventral sensory bristles with small terminal papilla (only proximal part of bristles shown). Exopodite: 1st joint with 2 bristles; joints 2-5 fused, with a total of 9 bristles (interpretation: 2nd joint with 3 bristles; 3rd joint with 3 bristles (1 minute) on inner lobe and 1 bristle on outer lobe; fused 4th and 5th joints with i a total of 2 brushes).
Basis: ventral margin with 6 small hairs (4 medial, 2 along ventral margin or slightly laterally); dorsal margin with 1 distal hair (tip absent in illustrated limb, but socket present; hair length unknown). 3rd endopodial joint with terminal glabrous claws and 3 hairs (1 dorsal minute indistinct, 2 ventral (1 small glabrous, the other with longer ring and small spines perpendicular to ventral margin)). The above description based on the right limb; The left limb is missing from the specimen, possibly lost during dissection.). Second articulation: ventral margin with long proximal and short distal hairs; dorsal margin with short proximal hairs and 5 spinous punctures; lateral surface with 2 barbed hairs near midlength;.
3 trapezoidal joints; dorsal margin with 5 spines (1 proximal, 4 terminal); ventral margin with 1 short hair. 4th joint: dorsal margin with 1 terminal prickle; ventral margin with 4 spiny hairs (1 long, 3 very short). Basal: dorsal margin with 4 proximal hairs with terminal hairs and 6 or 7 distal hairs (1 very long) oriented dorsally (some with bases on medial surface); ventral margin with a row of 15 short spiny setae, 1 long spinous distal seta and 1 long terminal seta; medial side near ventral margin with 3 or 4 distal setae (1 long spine, 2 or 3 short glabrous); lateral side with 1 short proximal puncture near the ventral margin (marked in figure 4 8.
Basales (Fig. 51d): ventral margin with 4 minute setae, 9 short setae (most with closely spaced distal spines) and 1 long distal seta with long spines; dorsal margin with 7 thin setae and 2 long strong terminal setae. Basal: dorsal margin with 4 proximal setae and 5 distal setae (2 short proximal, then 1 very long and 2 fairly long); medial side with vertical row of 4 small setae near distal dorsal setae; ventral margin fragmented (remaining portion with 10 small setae and 1 distal long medial seta). 2nd joint: ventral margin with long distal hairs; dorsal margin with long proximal hairs and 5 spinous annular setae; lateral side with row of 4 distal setae without rings with few short distal marginal spines;
4th joint: ventral margin with 4 long spiny terminal ringed hairs (1 additional minute hair present on left limb of holotype, but may be extraneous growth (Figure 58 d)); dorsal margin with 1 long spiny ringed hair. 2nd endopodial joint: ventral margin with 2 groups of hairs: subterminal group with 5 hairs (shortest and inner bristles glabrous, others with short spines), and terminal group with 2 long stout hairs with short spines;. 3rd joint: short ventral margin with small bristle hair (Figure 61/) (hair missing from right limb of USNM 15 7967A); long dorsal margin with 14 spiny ringed hairs and, between bases of hairs, long sclerites perpendicular to dorsal margin of joint (Figure 61/).
4th joint (bristles not shown in Fig. 61/g): ventral margin with 5 annular terminal setae (4 short glabrous (about xli length of 5th joint) and 1 very long barbed); dorsal margin with 1 long spiny terminal bristle. 2nd endopodial joint: ventral margin with setae in 2 groups: subterminal group with 3 or 4 setae with short spines, terminal group with 2 long strong setae with short spines; 2nd joint: ventral margin with long hairs; medial side with long hairs near ventral margin and proximally near dorsal margin (Fig. 63d); dorsal margin with 3 spinous setae;
3rd joint: short ventral margin with small glabrous ringed hairs (Figure 63c); long dorsal margin with 12 spines and with long sclerites perpendicular to dorsal margin between bases of hairs (outlines of sclerites striated in Figure 63c); lateral side with 2. 4th joint: ventral margin with 5 ringed terminal hairs (4 short glabrous, about xli length of 5th joint, and 1 very long spinous); dorsal margin with 1 long spiny terminal hair; medial side with few indistinct distal hairs in dorsal corner.
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