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Scalpellomorphs having a capitulum of no more than 14 plates. Plates deployed in two groups: the upper group formed by paired plates S-L1-T and the lower by unpaired plates R and C with the paired plates RL-L2-CL in between. R is always reduced and sometimes lost, RL is lost in 
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