Summary: | Figure 1 - 1–13 Specialized setae, all articulating infracuticularly, except when mentioned otherwise; 1 Sensilla, pappose seta, shaft densely covered with fringe-like appearing setules; on pereopod 1–3 dactyli 2 broom seta, pedestal pappose seta 3 sensilla, distally pappose seta, densely covered with fringe-like appearing setules, showing a gradual transition from denticles to setules; on distal margins of maxilliped palp and on pereopods 4 tuft seta, a pedestal pappose seta, setule bases closely together, continuous transition to shaft cuticle; only known from distal articulation margin of 5. article in antenna 2 5, 7 simple setae, short 5 on general cuticle and pereopodal basis 6–8, 12 different setal types, on lateral margin of pleopod cavity and operculum 6 plumose seta with few short setules on distal half 8 spine-like unequally bifid seta 12 small pappose seta, with short setules 9 "feather-like" plumose seta like at pleopod 3 apex 10–11 pappose setae, on operculum distal apex and pleopod 2 distal apex 13 simple tubular seta with big apical pore and associated small simple seta, on antenna 1 articles and antenna 2 flagellar articles.
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