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... legs . It may occur without apparent cause and tends to recur . At times , it occurs as a result of local injury , either from a penetrating wound or from an external blow without a break in the skin . It may occur as a re- sult of ...
... legs . It may occur without apparent cause and tends to recur . At times , it occurs as a result of local injury , either from a penetrating wound or from an external blow without a break in the skin . It may occur as a re- sult of ...
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... legs usually with gills. Malacostraca I limits of fossil record Hemicaridea Isopoda Figure 11 : Phylogenetic tree of ... legs with leaflike outer branch ; abdomen 7 - segmented , lacking uropods ; anterior segments with pleopods ...
... legs usually with gills. Malacostraca I limits of fossil record Hemicaridea Isopoda Figure 11 : Phylogenetic tree of ... legs with leaflike outer branch ; abdomen 7 - segmented , lacking uropods ; anterior segments with pleopods ...
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... legs 1 - branched , simple , without pincers ; pleopods flaplike ; tel- son with furcae ; 1 family . Order Euphausiacea ( krill ) . Carboniferous ? to Holocene ; cara- pace not covering leg bases ; 8 thoracic legs biramous , unspe ...
... legs 1 - branched , simple , without pincers ; pleopods flaplike ; tel- son with furcae ; 1 family . Order Euphausiacea ( krill ) . Carboniferous ? to Holocene ; cara- pace not covering leg bases ; 8 thoracic legs biramous , unspe ...
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