FIGURE 3 in Redescription of two ghost shrimps (Decapoda: Axiidea: Callianassidae) from the Middle Miocene of the Central Paratethys: systematics, intraspecific variation, and in situ preservation

FIGURE 3. Neocallichirus brocchii (Lőrenthey, 1897) new combination, major chelae (propodi and dactyli): A, left chela (robust morphotype), KGP-MH DH001; B, right chela (slender morphotype), PCMH-001; C–D, right chela from inner and outer view (robust morphotype), PCRB-DH008; E, left dactylus, PCRB-DH001; F, left dactylus, PCRB-DH002; G, right dactylus, KGP-MH DH012; H, right dactylus, PCRB-DH004; I, right dactylus, PCRB-DH003; J, left chela (robust morphotype), KGP-MH DH064, note serration on the lower margin (K); L–M, fragmentary right chela (robust morphotype), PCRB-DH005; N, left chela (robust morphotype), SNM Z-37534, note serration on the lower margin (O); P, right chela (slender morphotype), PCRB-DH010, note short carpus; Q, fragmented right chela (slender morphotype), PCMH-003, note occlusal keel on the fixed finger positioned medially; R, right chela (slender morphotype), PCRB-DH007, note occlusal keel on the fixed finger positioned medially; S, fragmented right chela (robust morphotype), PCMH-002, note occlusal keel on the fixed finger positioned laterally; T, right chela, KGP-MH DH-66, note the unusual length/height ratio. All specimens come from the Dúbravská hlavica locality (Vienna Basin, Slovakia), Middle Miocene. All specimens are to scale and were covered with ammonium chloride prior to photography.