FIGURE 2 in A new species of the ghost shrimp genus Lepidophthalmus (Crustacea: Decapoda: Axiidea) from the southwestern Gulf of Mexico
FIGURE 2. Lepidophthalmus statoni sp. nov.; a, c, f–i, k, n, o, holotype male, cl 11.5 mm, Nuevo Campechito, Campeche, Mexico (USNM 1275014); b, d, l, m, paratype female, cl 12.1 mm, Nuevo Campechito, Campeche, Mexico (USNM 1275015); e, j, paratype male, cl 13.1 mm, Nuevo Campechito, Campeche, Mexico (ULLZ 5592): a, male minor chela (right), external; b, female minor chela (left), external; c, second right pereopod, external; d, third right pereopod, without setae, external; e, fourth right pereopod, without setae, external; f, fifth right pereopod, without setae, external; g, first abdominal somite, dorsal; h, first abdominal somite, right lateral; i, male right first pleopod, external; j, male right first pleopod, mesial; male right second pleopod, without minor setae, posterior; female right first pleopod, without setae, lateral; m, female second pleopod, without setae, posterior; n, endopod of third pleopod, without setae, anterior; o, telson and uropods, dorsal. Scale bars = 5.0 mm (a–c, g, h, l, m, o), 3.0 mm (d–f, k, n), 1.0 mm (i, j).
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- Engagement
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