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- the last abdominal body segment is fused with the telson, forming a "pleotelson". The term telson is widely used for the caudal spine of some chelicerates...
- sixth segment, is fused to the telson (terminal section) to form a rigid pleotelson. The first five abdominal segments each bear a pair of biramous (branching...
- have a thorax consisting of 7 body segments, 5 abdominal segments, and a pleotelson, while Glomeris millipedes lack a visually defined thorax and have 12...
- or upturned) of the spines on the pleotelson ("tail"), shape (simple or bifid) of the central spine on the pleotelson, and the shape and structure of the...
- Armadillidium vulgare, male pleon, ventral view. en endopodite ep epimeron ex exopodite lg pleopodal lung pp pleopod pr protopodite pt pleotelson ur uropod...
- covered in a smooth dorsal scale behind the head, with a triangular tail (pleotelson). There are six joints to the abdomen. The legs are used for walking and...
- other isopod groups), the fusion of pleonites 5, 4 and sometimes 3 to the pleotelson, and absence of the first pleopod in females. The suborder Asellota comprises...
- Anatomical structure of the species conforms to typical isopod patterns. The pleotelson has a square, anteromedial array of four punctae, characteristic to L...
- the end of the body do not bear appendages. At the end of the body is a pleotelson (fusion of the last abdominal segment and the telson) connected to long...
- uropods and block the tunnel with their rear disc-shaped segment, the pleotelson. A number of crustaceans have evolved as commensals with Limnoriidae....