. Annals of the South African Museum = Annale van die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum. Natural history. Fig. 1.—Ligia. Penes of : a, British Museum) ; b, exotica glabrata, and natalensis. C filicornis. " B-L. (MSS.) from Colon (specimen in a South Australian species ; d, dilatata, stylet on 2nd pleopod) it is very long (fig. 1, c), reaching almost to the end of the telson, as also does the stylet on 2nd pleopod. In the specimen in the British Museum, ex coll. Budde-Lund, bearing Budde-Lund's MS. name " filicornis," from Colon, the distal portion is abruptly narrower than the basal portio


. Annals of the South African Museum = Annale van die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum. Natural history. Fig. 1.—Ligia. Penes of : a, British Museum) ; b, exotica glabrata, and natalensis. C filicornis. " B-L. (MSS.) from Colon (specimen in a South Australian species ; d, dilatata, stylet on 2nd pleopod) it is very long (fig. 1, c), reaching almost to the end of the telson, as also does the stylet on 2nd pleopod. In the specimen in the British Museum, ex coll. Budde-Lund, bearing Budde-Lund's MS. name " filicornis," from Colon, the distal portion is abruptly narrower than the basal portion (fig. 1, a). In three South African species (fig. 1, d) the penis is triquetral in section, and the flat inner surface can be closely adpressed to that of its fellow ; the distal portion can be spayed outwards by means of a " pseudo- articulation," a thinning of the chitin. As regards the stylet on the 2nd pleopod, the figures of Sars, Hewitt, and Chilton indicate that this appendage also is a character of taxo- nomic importance. The South African species, here figured (fig. 2),. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original South African Museum. Cape Town : The Museum


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