-
compressed carapace,
lacking any
lateral ridges.
Their antennae lack a
scaphocerite, the
flattened exopod of the antenna. This is
fused to the
epistome (a...
- (outer branches)
which are
often flattened into
antennal scales known as
scaphocerites. The
mouthparts consist of
pairs each of mandibles,
maxillules (second...
-
species is
closest to
Palaemonella lata,
which it
resembles in the
broad scaphocerite in
which the
lamella overreaches the
final tooth, and in the unarmed...
- the more
deeply cleft upper antennular flagellum; by the more
robust scaphocerite; by the
fingers of the
first pereiopods (much
longer than the palm);...
- of the
temporal bone
Squamous cell In Crustacea, it can
refer to the
scaphocerite, a scale-like,
flattened exopod of the antenna. In the Bivalvia, it refers...
- Its
basicerite has a
strong ventrolateral tooth. The
lamella of its
scaphocerite is not reduced. Its
third maxilliped counts with an
epipodial plate bearing...
- (C)
right antennule,
first article of peduncle,
dorsal view; (D)
right scaphocerite,
dorsal view; (E)
right first pereopod,
lateral view; (F) telson, dorsal...
- and a
basicerite with a
strong ventrolateral tooth. The
lamella of its
scaphocerite is not reduced, with an
anterior margin that is concave. Its
third maxilliped...
-
present on the head,
though these are
poorly preserved, with only the
scaphocerite (the
large exopod of the antenna) well-preserved in the
fossils of G...
-
distinctive feature,
extending close to or
slightly beyond the end of the
scaphocerite. It
curves upwards anteriorly and is
armed with a
varying number of teeth...
