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). Ploimids may lack a foot, and, if present, may possess toes; their anterior end and trophi do not resemble that of the sessile taxa. Uncinate trophi possess few teeth: usually one or more large, pincer-like teeth and a few smaller teeth (
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); malleoramate trophi possess crescent-shaped manubria and unci with numerous club-shaped teeth (
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). Teeth close to the fulcrum are usually larger than those more distant. Trophi in the
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