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- trunk limbs e1-5 = cephalic limb endopods, g= gnathobase, en=endopod ex = exopod p1-7 = numbered podomeres of endopod Closeup restoration of the head Life...
- respiratory structures on the endopods are internal, with a spiracle and pseudotrachaea, which resemble lungs. In others, the endopod is folded inside the adjoining...
- as the exopod or exopodite, while the internal branch is known as the endopod or endopodite. Other structures aside from the latter two are termed exites...
- maxillae. Larger planktonic prey can be caught in a trap composed of the endopods of the thoracic appendages. Some benthic species, especially members of...
- appendages is biramous and the endopods are the better developed of the branches, being used for crawling or grasping. Each endopod consist of seven articulating...
- pairs of appendages: an upper, unsegmented exite and a lower, segmented endopod. These would later fuse into a single pair of biramous appendages united...
- segment/basipod, with the terminal segments being tipped with claws. The endopods sequentially decreased in size posteriorly, with the size reduction accelerating...
- biramous appendages, which gradually decreased in size posteriorly. The endopods of the biramous appendages had 7 segments/podomeres, each with endites...
- curvirostratus has 14, while Isoxys auritus has 11). In Isoxys curvirostratus the endopods have well defined segments/podomeres. The first four biramous limb pairs...
- two head appendages and the trunk limbs are biramous, and have robust endopods that bear spines, with the exopods being flap-like and reinforced by a...