Archive image from page 362 of The Danish Ingolf-expedition (1899-1953). The Danish Ingolf-expedition danishingolfex3cpt8daniuoft Year: 1899-1953 CRUSTACEA MALACOSTRACA. VII. 28l Fig. So. Leptamphopus (?) paripes. (Inner lobe of maxilla 1 is lost in the specimen drawn) The upper lip is rounded, with a little acute process above. The lower lip has no inner lobes. The mandibles are of the type usual in the fam., with accessory plates in both mandibles; 3rd joint of the palp is rather broad. The two pairs of maxillaa and the maxillipedes almost exactly as drawn by Sars (pi. 162), with the ex
Archive image from page 362 of The Danish Ingolf-expedition (1899-1953). The Danish Ingolf-expedition danishingolfex3cpt8daniuoft Year: 1899-1953 CRUSTACEA MALACOSTRACA. VII. 28l Fig. So. Leptamphopus (?) paripes. (Inner lobe of maxilla 1 is lost in the specimen drawn) The upper lip is rounded, with a little acute process above. The lower lip has no inner lobes. The mandibles are of the type usual in the fam., with accessory plates in both mandibles; 3rd joint of the palp is rather broad. The two pairs of maxillaa and the maxillipedes almost exactly as drawn by Sars (pi. 162), with the exception that the palp of max. 1 is very broad. 1st joint of the pereiopoda almost exactly as drawn by Sars. Pereiop. 1 has 5th joint somewhat widened distally, but without any special lobe; 6th joint as long as 5th, somewhat narrower, with the mar gins almost parallel; the palm transverse, with two spines on the corner; the finger curved, as long as the palm. Pereiop. 2 of a similar shape, but much more elongate, especially in joints 5—6; these are of equal length and have the margins almost parallel. The pereiopods are not increasing in length from no. 5 to no. 7; the joints 4 and 5 in pereiop. 3—7 have almost equal length, joint (1 a little longer. 6th joint of pereiop. 3—7 has an indication of a palm, with 1 spoon-shaped and 2 acute spines; the dactylus is stout and curved. Thus there is no essential difference between the 2 first and the 5 hinder pereiopods, and I propose the specific name paripes (= with legs of the same type) as an allusion hereto.
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