The Arthrostraca of Connecticut
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1880. Erichthonius difformis, Smith, Trans. Conn. Acad. , vol. 4, p. 278.
Eyes nearly round. Interantennal lobes projecting strongly forward.
First antennae slightly longer than second, with second and third peduncular joints subequal in length and not quite twice as long as first joint; flagellum short. Second antennae with last joint of peduncle a little longer than preceding one; flagellum short and furnished with long setae on lower margin.
First gnathopods with merus produced distally to a... triangular process ; carpus large, widening distally ; propodus smaller than carpus and greatly constricted at base, two-thirds as broad as long, palm slightly convex and finely serrated and passing gradu- ally into posterior margin; dactyl strong, armed with a few short spines. Second gnathopods in male very large, with carpus produced below propodus into a large acute process ; propodus oblong, with a prominence near the distal end of posterior margin ; No. 26. ] ARTHROSTRACA OF CONNECTICUT. 163 in female carpus produced to a lobe, which extends behind the propodus nearly as far as the tip of the dactyl when closed, armed near distal end with several spines and numerous setae; propodus ovate, palm very oblique, provided with many short setae and several large prehensile spines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1880. Erichthonius difformis, Smith, Trans. Conn. Acad. , vol. 4, p. 278.
Eyes nearly round. Interantennal lobes projecting strongly forward.
First antennae slightly longer than second, with second and third peduncular joints subequal in length and not quite twice as long as first joint; flagellum short. Second antennae with last joint of peduncle a little longer than preceding one; flagellum short and furnished with long setae on lower margin.
First gnathopods with merus produced distally to a... triangular process ; carpus large, widening distally ; propodus smaller than carpus and greatly constricted at base, two-thirds as broad as long, palm slightly convex and finely serrated and passing gradu- ally into posterior margin; dactyl strong, armed with a few short spines. Second gnathopods in male very large, with carpus produced below propodus into a large acute process ; propodus oblong, with a prominence near the distal end of posterior margin ; No. 26. ] ARTHROSTRACA OF CONNECTICUT. 163 in female carpus produced to a lobe, which extends behind the propodus nearly as far as the tip of the dactyl when closed, armed near distal end with several spines and numerous setae; propodus ovate, palm very oblique, provided with many short setae and several large prehensile spines.
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