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English: Ten drawings of fossil crustacea (see caption below).
Date published 1905
Source The New International Encyclopædia, v. 5, 1905, facing p. 632; caption on p. 631 (bottom right).
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English: Caption:  1.  Dromiopsis, a round crab from the Upper Cretaceous of Denmark.  2.  Leperditia, an ostracod; Silurian; Island of Gotland.  3.  Æger, a prawn; Jurassic lithographic limestones; Bavaria.  4.  Xanthopsis, a cyclometopan crab; Eocene; Bavaria.  5.  Tarrilepas, a primitive cirriped, allied to the goose-barnacle; Silurian; Dudley, England.  6.  Sculda pennata, a stomatopod; Upper Jura of Bavaria; A, outline of the fossil; B, dorsal view of head; C, ventral view of entire body, showing thoracic and abdominal appendages.  7.  Ceratiocaris, a phyllocarid; Ordovician; Lanarkshire, England; showing the bivalve shell, some of the head appendages, and the segmented long abdomen with terminal spines.  8.  Palæocrensia, a barnacle, allied to the acorn-shell, imbedded in a fossil coral of Lower Devonian age; New York State.  9.  Pephricaris, a phyllocarid with spinose carapace; Chemung; New York State.  10.  Eryon, a macruran; lithographic limestones of Bavaria; A, ventral aspect; B, dorsal aspect.

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