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Key to genera of
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1. P3P4 exp-3 with 45 elements; P3P4 enp-
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without inner seta..............................................2.
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P3P4 exp-3 with 68 elements; P3P4 enp-
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with inner seta................................................4.
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2. Antennule
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8-segmented; proximal endopodal segment of antenna without abexopodal seta; P1 exopod 2-segmented; P1 endopod without area of thin cuticle near insertion of inner seta........................
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<emphasis id="2FC5EAEEFF87FFDAFBA7D5B2E15EF964" box="[1121,1310,1706,1727]" italics="true" pageId="68" pageNumber="304">Paraleptomesochra</emphasis>
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Antennule
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9-segmented; proximal endopodal segment of antenna with abexopodal seta; P1 exopod 3-segmented; P1 endopod with area of thin cuticle near insertion of inner seta............................
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<emphasis id="2FC5EAEEFF87FFDAFBE0D5FDE146F921" box="[1062,1286,1765,1786]" italics="true" pageId="68" pageNumber="304">Psammoleptomesochra</emphasis>
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3. P1 inner basal spine sexually dimorphic; P2 enp-3 with two inner setae............................
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<paragraph id="1D0E36FCFF87FFDAFF51D438E1DDF8EE" blockId="68.[151,1437,1618,2022]" box="[151,1437,1824,1846]" pageId="68" pageNumber="304"> P1 inner basal spine not sexually dimorphic; P2 enp-3 with 01 inner seta(e)......................................4.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="1D0E36FCFF87FFDAFF51D425E1DCF8B4" blockId="68.[151,1437,1618,2022]" pageId="68" pageNumber="304">4. P1 exopodal segments subequal..........................................................................5. P1 exp-2 much longer than exp-1 and -3...................................................................8.</paragraph>
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5. Antennule
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with characteristic backwardly directed spiniform element on second segment, either displaying a serrate or flagellate tip; antenna sexually dimorphic, in
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with abexopodal seta of allobasis and lateral setae of exopodal segments enlarged and highly plumose; distal segment of antennary exopod with three elements; maxillipedal syncoxa with only one seta; P2 exp-3 with two inner setae; outer spine on P3 enp-
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reduced in size............................................
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<emphasis id="2FC5EAEEFF86FFDBFB4CD38FE0BDFF77" box="[1162,1277,151,172]" italics="true" pageId="69" pageNumber="305">Thalestrella</emphasis>
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Antennulary segments
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distal to aesthetasc-bearing (4th) segment not displaying compressed appearance; antennule
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without such modified element on second segment; antenna without sexual dimorphism; distal segment of antennary exopod with at least four elements; maxillipedal syncoxa with 23 setae; P2 exp-3 with one inner seta; outer spine of P3 enp-
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not sexually dimorphic...........................................................................................6.
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6. Rostrum very large, reaching at least to halfway 4th segment of antennule; distal element on mandibular basis enlarged and spiniform; P5 baseoendopod
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with transverse striae along inner margin of endopodal lobe, outermost seta minute; P3 endopod
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with three inner setae.................................................................
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Rostrum much smaller, reaching at most to distal margin of 2nd segment of antennule; distal element on mandibular basis setiform; P5 baseoendopod
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without transverse striae along inner margin of endopodal lobe, outermost seta well developed; P3 endopod
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with 12 inner seta(e).....................................................................7.
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7. Antennary allobasis without abexopodal seta; antenna with one lateral element on exp-2; maxillipedal basis with two setae; P3 endopod
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without spinous apophysis on enp-3; P5 exopod
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with four elements..................
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Antennary allobasis with abexopodal seta; antenna with two lateral elements on exp-2; maxillipedal basis with one seta; P3 endopod
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with spinous apophysis on enp-3; P5 exopod
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with 67 elements......
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8. Lateral spines of distal segment of antennary endopod penicillate; P1 exp-3 and enp-2 with penicillate elements............................................................................................
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Lateral spines of distal segment of antennary endopod pinnate; elements of P1 exp-3 and enp-2 non-penicillate...........9.
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9. Endopodal claw of maxilliped spatulate, fringed with series of densely arranged serrations around inner margin and rounded apex; P5 exopod
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2-segmented, with five elements........................................
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. Endopodal claw of maxilliped tapering gradually and ending in pointed tip, without serrations around inner margin; P5 exopod
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1- or 3-segmented, with 67 elements..............................................
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<emphasis id="2FC5EAEEFF86FFDBFB5ED1E7E16BFCCF" box="[1176,1323,767,788]" italics="true" pageId="69" pageNumber="305">Microthalestris</emphasis>
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