Platythelphusa, A. Milne-Edwards, 1887
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.1262.1.1 |
DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5067268 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/039E87EB-FF8A-035B-7A69-EB4C360CFDBB |
treatment provided by |
Felipe |
scientific name |
Platythelphusa |
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Key to the species of Platythelphusa View in CoL
1 Anterior margin of front deflexed, lacking welldefined teeth on external corners..... 2
Anterior margin of front almost horizontal, with welldefined sharp teeth on external corners ........................................................................................................................ 3
2 External angles of front rounded, frontal margin granular. Small epibranchial tooth, one larger tooth on anterolateral margin in mesogastric region (Pl. XXIV)................... .............................................................................................................. P. praelongata View in CoL
External angles of front squareshaped ......................................................................... 4
3 Frontal margin lined with toothlike tubercles ............................................................. 7
Frontal margin lined by granules ................................................................................ 8
4 Merus of p5 shorter than front width. One tooth on the anterolateral tooth behind the epibranchial tooth, equal in size to the epibranchial tooth (Pl. XXIII) ............. P. polita View in CoL
Merus of p5 either longer than, or almost equal to, front width .................................. 5
5 Epibranchial lobes distinctly raised. Inferior margin of ischium of p1–p5 with distal spine (Pl. XXV)....................................................................................... P. tuberculata View in CoL
Epibranchial lobes indistinct. Distal spine on inferior margin of ischium of p1–p5 lacking ........................................................................................................................ 6
6 Inferior margins of meri and propodi of p2–p4 each with a row of distinct spines (Pl. XX) ...................................................................................................................... P. echinata View in CoL
Inferior margins of meri of p2–p4 granulate, inferior margins of propodus of p2 with several minute spines, inferior margins of propodus of p3–p4 smooth (Pl. XXII)......... .................................................................................................................... P. maculata View in CoL
7 Distal tooth of meri of p2–p4 pointed spine (Pl. XVIII).......................... P. conculcata View in CoL
Distal tooth of meri of p2–p4 either low or lacking..................................................... 8
8 Subdistal tooth of meri of p2–p4 either low or lacking (Pl. XVII) ................ P.armata View in CoL
Subdistal tooth of meri of p2–p4 a sharp spine............................................................ 9
9 Carapace flattened (ch/fw <1.0) (Pl. XXI).............................................. P. immaculata View in CoL
Carapace high (ch/fw>1.0) (Pl. XVII) .................................................... P. denticulata View in CoL
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