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S. Kemp : Crustacea Stomatopoda of the Indo-Pacific Region. 



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EXPLANATION OF TEXT FIGURES. 



Fig. 1. Rostrum, carapace, exposed thoracic somites and first abdominal somite 



(S quitta). 



V-VTII. Fifth to eighth thoracic somites. 

 I. First abdominal somite. 



1. Rostrum. 



2. Antero -lateral angle of carapace. 



3. Anterior bifurcated portion of median carina. 



4. Marginal > 



5. Lateral > carinae of carapace. 



6. Intermediate ) 



7. Gastric groove. 



8. Cervical groove. 



9. Posterior reflected part of marginal carina. 



10. Lateral processes of 5th thoracic somite. 



11. Median % 

 / carinae of thoracic and a 



12. Submedian 



Intermediate 

 Lateral 



dominai somites. 



15. Marginal 



carinae of abdominal somites. 



Fig. 2. Raptorial claw or second thoracic appendage {S quitta). 



1. Ischium. 3. Carpus. 



2. Merus. 4. Propodus. 



5. Dactylus. 



Fig. 3. Last two abdominal somites and telson (S quitta). 

 VII, VIII. Seventh and eighth abdominal somites. 



1. Median >. 7. Submedian \ 



2. Submedian I 8. Intermediate > teeth of telson. 



3. Intermediate \ carinae of abdominal somites. 9. Lateral 



4. Lateral I 10. Submedian \ 



5. Marginal / 11. Intermediate \ denticles of telson. 



6. Median carina of telson. 12. Lateral ) 



13. Prae-lateral lobe or denticle of telson. 



Fig. 4. Last abdominal somite and telson (Odontodactylus). 



1 Submedian 



\ 



8. Intermediate 



\ 



2. First intermediate 



3. Second intermediate 



' carinae of last abdomi- 

 1 nal somite. 



9 First lateral 

 10. Marginal 



> carinae of telson. 



4. Lateral 



/ 



11. Second lateral 



J 



5. Median 



) 



12. Submedian 



r teeth of telson. 



6. Submedian 



[■carinae of telson. 



13. Intermediate 



7. Second submedian 



) 



14. Lateral 



Fig. 5. Lateral view of carapace, raptorial claw deflected (Squilla). 

 , First thoracic appendage. 3. Third thoracic appendage. 



Mandibular palp. 4. Base of raptorial claw. 



