Notes on some rare and interesting marine crustacea . 6. X 53. X 79. X 53. X 53. X 521. X 781. X 781. X 781. X 106. X 106. X 781. X 781. X 781. 261 Part III.—Twenty-second Annual Report. Sphceronella paradoxa, Han. Fig. 16. Female, side view Fig. 17. Female, dorsal view Fig. 18. Antennule Fig. 19. Maxilliped Sphceronella callisomce, T. Scott, sp. n. Fig. 20. Female, side view Fig. 21. Female, dorsal view Fig. 22. Antennule Fig. 23. Antenna . Fig. 24. Mandible. Fig. 25. Maxilla . Fig. 26. First maxilliped . Fig. 27. Second maxilliped Sphceronella cluthce, T. Scott, sp. n. Fig. 28. Female, side
Notes on some rare and interesting marine crustacea . 6. X 53. X 79. X 53. X 53. X 521. X 781. X 781. X 781. X 106. X 106. X 781. X 781. X 781. 261 Part III.—Twenty-second Annual Report. Sphceronella paradoxa, Han. Fig. 16. Female, side view Fig. 17. Female, dorsal view Fig. 18. Antennule Fig. 19. Maxilliped Sphceronella callisomce, T. Scott, sp. n. Fig. 20. Female, side view Fig. 21. Female, dorsal view Fig. 22. Antennule Fig. 23. Antenna . Fig. 24. Mandible. Fig. 25. Maxilla . Fig. 26. First maxilliped . Fig. 27. Second maxilliped Sphceronella cluthce, T. Scott, sp. n. Fig. 28. Female, side viewFig. 29. Female, dorsal viewFig. 30. Second maxilliped Sphceronella pygmcea, T. Scott, sp. n. Fig. 31. Female, side view Fig. 32. Female, dorsal view Fig. 33. First Maxilliped Fig. 34. Second Maxilliped SjJiceronella amphilochi, Han Fig. 35. Female, side view Fig. 36. Antennule of the same . Diam. X 79. X 79 X 781 X 781 X 53 X 53 X 390. X 781. X 781 X 781. X 521 X 521 X 64. X 64. X 79-5 X 106. X 106. X 781. X 390. X 521. X 781. f REPORT, B REPORT, 1904.
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