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Plate 37,
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These
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almost certainly belong to different species, but as we only observed
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with this very distinct morphology we are placing them together in one group until more specimens are found.All three have an unusually short and widely-flared thorax with teeth, and a proportionally large cephalis. This overall morphology is similar to a specimen figured by
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as
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,
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, pl. 32, fig. 1, text-fig. 53. However, none of our specimens appear to be conspecific with Popofskys. One specimen observed from sample 6H3,
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(Pliocene) differs from Popofskys illustrated specimen in that pores on the thorax decrease significantly in size before the segment terminates in several prominent teeth. Our specimen also may have more pronounced shoulder humps, though it is difficult to tell whether this character was present on Popofskys specimen due to the nature of the illustration. The overall morphology, shape of the cephalis, and size dimensions are very similar to Popofskys specimen, however. A much smaller specimen was found in our Pleistocene EEP sample (3H
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). It shares several characteristics with our Pliocene specimen, including a large, thorny cephalis with a short, wide thorax that terminates in multiple long teeth, which is a highly unusual morphology for lophophaenids. A third specimen with similar characteristics to our other two was observed in sample 10H2,
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, although we do not consider any of them to be conspecific. Until additional material is studied, we include them here as a loose species group.
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form samples 321-1337A-10H-2,
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(Early Pliocene), 321-1337A-6H-3,
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(Late Pliocene), and 321-1337A-3H-
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(Middle Pleistocene).
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<emphasis id="B9140254FFD6FFBD758FE015FEDDC700" bold="true" box="[199,282,1122,1148]" pageId="69" pageNumber="70">Range.</emphasis>
Pliocene Pleistocene,
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(
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). Range and morphological concept is not well constrained.
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