- the last
segment of its
raptorial claw, and by the
colouration of the
uropodal endopod, the
distal half of
which is dark in L.
maculata but not in L....
- four in
other subfamilies, and by the
incomplete proximal suture on the
uropodal exopods (either
complete and
distal or
completely absent in the rest of...
-
through food
sources or by drinking, and some
species can form
their paired uropodal appendages into a tube and
funnel water from
dewdrops onto
their pleopods...
- spina,
meaning a spine. This is a
reference to the
increased number of the
uropodal spiniform setae, and also to the
unique position of the
spiniform setae...
- 3-5
pairs of
small spines along with 3 or 4
pairs of
longer spines. The
uropodal diaeresis,
located at the rear end of the organism,
possesses movable spinules...
- or
modified spiniform setae.
Pereopod 2
carpopropodus multisegmented.
Uropodal endopod with
spiniform setae on its
inner margin.
Members of the genus...
-
extant Polychelidae, by the
retention of the
diaeresis (divisions) of the
uropodal exopods.
Sammy De Grave; N. Dean Pentcheff;
Shane T. Ahyong; et al. (2009)...
-
elongate cylindrical body form,
without dorsal coxal plates, and with a
uropodal exopod attached to the
peduncle proximally and dorsally".
There are more...
- dip
their uropods in the
water and
oscillate the
distance between the
uropodal spines to draw
water up onto
their gills. When it rains, they come out...
- (two-branched) uropods,
spines near the end of the
outer margin of the
uropodal exopod (outer branch), a
subtriangular telson that
tapers into a pointed...
