Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 798
ly slender, is commonly considered as atail, though traversed by the intestine which terminates near its•extremity. The head, which coalesces with the thorax, bears one verylarge pair of antennas (c), possessing numerous articulations andfurnished with bristly appendages, and another small pair… … A, Female of Cyclops quadrieomls:—a, bod}T;b, tail; c, antenna; d, autennule ; e, feet; f, plu-mose setae of tail:—B, tail, with external egg-sacs :—c, D, E, F, g, successive stages of deve-lopment of young. 712 BKANCHIOPODA:—PHYLLOPODA. with, plumose tufts, as is also the tail (/, /) which is…
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