File:Britannica 1911 Arthropoda - Apus cancriformis thoracic appendage 2.png
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| Description | The first thoracic (fourth post-oral) appendage of Apus cancriformis (right side). | |||
| Date | published 1911 | |||
| Source | Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.), v. 2, 1911, p. 677 | |||
| Author | Edwin Ray Lankester | |||
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| After Lankester, Q. J. Mic. Sci. vol. xxi., 1881. | |
| Fig. 11. — The first thoracic (fourth post-oral) appendage of Apus cancriformis (right side). | |
| Ax1 to Ax4, | the four segments of the axis with muscular bands. |
| En1, | Gnathobase. |
| En2 to En5, The elongated jointed endites (rami). | |
| En6, | The rudimentary sixth endite (exopodite of higher Crustacea). |
| Fl, | The flabellum which becomes the epipodite of higher forms. |
| Br, | The bract devoid of muscles and respiratory in function. |
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