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99. P. bilobus var. acidens	$\left.{\begin{aligned}\\\\\\\\\\\end{aligned}}\right\}$	Divisions 3 and 4 (Peach and Horne) i.e. the Ceratiocaris and Pterygotus beds of the Ludlow	$\left.{\begin{aligned}\\\\\end{aligned}}\right\}$	Lesmahagow, Lanarkshire, Scotland	$\left\{{\begin{aligned}\\\\\\\\\\\end{aligned}}\right.$	One antenna, one cephalon, and nearly all the segments of one individual
100. P. bilobus var. crassus						At least one perfect specimen
101. P. bilobus var. inornatus						Many perfect fragments all altered by pressure
102. P. bilobus var. perornatus						An almost entire individual and several incomplete carapaces
103. P. blahai		Ee2 Budňaner limestone		Visňovka near Lochkov, Bohemia		Broken fragments of swimming foot
104. P. bohemicus	$\left\{{\begin{aligned}\\\\\end{aligned}}\right.$	Ee1 β Kuchelbader graptolite shales		Dvorec		Fragments only
		Ee2 Budňaner limestone		Near Budnian, below Karlstein; Dlouhá hora near Karlstein Bohemia		Fragments only
105. P. aff. bohemicus		Ff1 Lochkover limestone		Černá rokle near Kosor, Bohemia		A single claw and part of an abdomen
106. P. buffaloensis		Bertie waterlime		Buffalo, New York		A few nearly perfect individuals and several fragments
107. P. cobbi		Bertie waterlime		Near Buffalo, New York		Two rami of the chelate appendage
108. P. cobbi var. juvenis		Bertie waterlime		Schorley's Farm, Litchfield, Herkimer Co., New York		Two nearly entire specimens
109. P. fissus		Ee2 Budňaner limestone		Dlouhá hora, near Karlstein, Bohemia		A single claw
110. P. gigas	$\left\{{\begin{aligned}\\\\\\\end{aligned}}\right.$	Downton Castle sandstones		Kington Herefordshire		Fragments numerous
		Downton Castle sandstones (massive sandstone bed)		Ludlow district, Herefordshire and and Shropshire, England		Fragments rare
		Olive shales and Temeside Bone-Bed in Temeside group		Ludlow district, Herefordshire and Shropshire, England		Fragments common
111. P. kopaninensis		Ee2 Budňaner limestone		Near Kopanina, Bohemia		Rare and incomplete fragments
112. P. ludensis	$\left\{{\begin{aligned}\\\\\\\\\\\end{aligned}}\right.$	Downton Castle sandstones		Ludlow district Herefordshire and Shropshire, England		Fragments rare
		Olive shales and Temeside Bone-Bed, Temeside group		Ludlow district, Herefordshire and Shropshire, England		Fragments common
		Transition beds to Old Red		Trimpley, near Kidderminster, Herefordshire, England		One specimen with nearly all of body somites and telson; a few other fragments
113. P. macrophthalmus		Bertie waterlime		Williamsville, Erie Co.; Litchfield, Herkimer Co.; Waterville, Oneida Co., New York		Three nearly perfect specimens and a few fragments