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: 
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specimen, 
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(MNHN­Py 1027), station DW47, East coast of 
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, N/ 
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'Fishery Researcher 1', 
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2000, 
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; 
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, coll. Bouchet, Richer­IRD &amp; Chan.
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<emphasis id="B96C4C77FFE46D368471FA2EFE3055DE" box="[284,422,1417,1442]" italics="true" pageId="6" pageNumber="7">Description</emphasis>
: a comparatively small 
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, trunk (
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A, B) typical of the genus, glabrous, unarticulated and without tubercles on lateral processes or anterior of cephalon; lateral processes separated by less than their own diameter. Ocular tubercle a tall dome bearing a distal pointed “spire”; anterior eyes evident, unpigmented. Abdomen fusiform, held above the horizontal, extending to tip of first coxa of fourth leg. Proboscis longer than trunk, widest at one­third its length, thence tapering rapidly distally (form C2 of 
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); initially rising from the cephalon, distally turning down.
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Palp (
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A) of 10 articles, third and fifth articles (P3 and P5) of equal length, P6 to P10 subequal. Oviger of 10 articles, articles 4 and 6 elongate, slender; strigilis (
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C)with simply crenulate compound spines on articles 7 to 10, terminal claw nearly half length of tenth article, not forming pseudochela, but with flattened expansion along ventral margin.
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Third leg (
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D, E) coxae subequal, naked; long articles sparsely setose, femur shorter than first tibia, second tibia longest; tarsus two­thirds length of propodus, main claw one quarter length of propodus, these three together one fifth length of second tibia (‘brevitarsal’).
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<emphasis id="B96C4C77FFE56D378465F98CFE12563F" bold="true" box="[264,388,1579,1603]" pageId="7" pageNumber="8">FIGURE 3</emphasis>
. 
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, holotype, A, body, lateral; B, body, dorsal; C, distal oviger articles, with detail of terminal claw and compound spine; D, third leg; E, distal articles of third leg. Scale line = 2.5 mm for A and B, 1 mm for C and E, 4 mm for D.
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Measurements of 
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: trunk length (anterior of cephalon to tip of 4th lateral process) 4.1; width across 2nd lateral processes 1.7; proboscis length 5.33; palp article 3 (P3) 2.35, P5 2.35, P6 0.66, P7 0.66, P8 0.55, P9 0.55, P10 0.66; third leg, first coxa 0.59, second coxa 0.6, third coxa 0.59, femur 9.5, first tibia 12.24, second tibia 13.53, tarsus 1.0, propodus 1.5, main claw 0.4.
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<emphasis id="B96C4C77FFEA6D388447FECBFE3151F9" box="[298,423,364,389]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="9">Etymology</emphasis>
: from the Greek ‘ 
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’, meaning ‘turning up the nose, sneering’, alluding to the 
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holding its proboscis in a raised position (adjective).
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<emphasis id="B96C4C77FFEA6D388473FE1BFE1351A9" box="[286,389,444,469]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="9">Remarks</emphasis>
: There is no described species of 
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with sixth and seventh palp articles subequal and tarsus two­thirds of the propodus length. With the third and fifth palp articles subequal, and a narrowly tapering proboscis, the present species resembles the Melanesian species 
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and 
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<emphasis id="B96C4C77FFEA6D3887C7FD93FCB05231" box="[682,806,564,589]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="9">C. sinuosa</emphasis>
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; however, both of those species have their proboscides distally tubular, and tarsus longer than propodus. Gonopores were not evident, so the gender of the present specimen is not known.
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