FIG. 2 in New Early Cenozoic ghost shrimps (Decapoda, Axiidea, Callianassidae) from Pakistan and their palaeobiogeographic implications

FIG. 2. — Neocallichirus khadroensis Hyžný & Charbonnier, n. sp. from the nodules of the Gawar Band section (Danian, Khadro Formation), Ranikot District, Sindh, Pakistan: A, holotype CPAG.RAN.I.55, major left male P1 chela (propodus with articulated dactylus) showing occlusal margin of dactylus, outer view; B, paratype CPAG. RAN.I.56, major right male P1 propodus showing fixed finger with smooth occlusal margin, inner view; note a smaller major right P1 propodus; C, paratype CPAG. RAN.I.57, major left male P1 chela (propodus with articulated dactylus), inner view;D-F, paratype CPAG.RAN.I.58, major right male P1 propodus in outer (D), frontal (E) and inner (F) views; G, paratype CPAG.RAN.I.61, major left male P1 propodus, outer view; H, I, paratype CPAG.RAN.I.59, major right female P1 propodus with broken fixed finger in outer (H) and inner (I) views; J, paratype CPAG.RAN.I.63, major right P1 merus, outer view; K, paratype CPAG.RAN.I.62, major left male P1 propodus, inner view; L, paratype CPAG.RAN.I.60, major left male P1 propodus preserved in a sandy nodule, outer view. Photographs: L. Cazes and P. Loubry. Scale bar: 10 mm.