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Fig. 4. Paralanceola anomala Barnard (after Barnard, 1930). 

 [Mxjn in Russian original should be Mx„ — ^Eds.] 



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The proximal segment of the flagellum of antennae I is broadly con- 

 ical; there are two small distal segments. Antennae I are short, with a 

 two-segmented peduncle. Antennae II have an elongated, slightly dis- 

 tally enlarged peduncular segment; the flagellum is long, whiplike, and 

 judging from Barnard's (1930) schematic drawing, not segmented. 



The mandibles are similar in structure to the Archaeoscina with a 

 narrow, denticulate cutting edge. Maxillae I have four large odontoid 

 spines on the distal margin of the outer lobes; the inner lobes are absent 

 (lost?); the palp is weak. Maxillae II have strong outer lobes; the inner 

 lobes are shorter and narrower; each lobe apically bears three-four setae. 

 The maxillipeds have oval, almost nonsetose outer lobes with a distally 

 denticulate inner margin, and very small inner lobes. 



The coxal plates are well developed: I — elongated, II-IV — semicir- 

 cular, V — bilobate, its length more than its height, VI — equal in length 

 and height, and VII — small. 



The 5th segment of pereopods I is cyclindrical, only slightly 

 enlarged distally; the anterior distal comer of the 6th segment is produced 



