Eurypterid a (uripterida)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 33
pl. [NL., rian Crustacea, sometimes included in Merotimes made a stomata, some distinct order. Some of them attained a large size, and in many respects resembled Limulus, while in others they approached the Co pepoda. An anterior cephalothorax, bearing eyes and limbs, is succeeded by 12 or more free somites, the body then terminating in a telson. Some of the anterior limbs may be chelate, as in Pterygotus, and the terminal joints of the last pair are usually expanded and paddle-like. Also Eurypterina. shoulder.] 1. A genus of cetonian lamellicorn Eurypterid a broad, + ώμος, beetles. E. ind a is a common species of the United States, about half an inch long, light-brown in color with black spots, and emitting a peculiar acrid odor when irritated. IMG:content-0800.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-0801.jpg:[graphic] IMG:content-0802.jpg:[graphic] IMG:content-0803.jpg:[blocks in formation]
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