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Caudillaenus
Taxonomy
Caudillaenus was named by Rabano et al. (2014).
It was assigned to Illaenidae by Rabano et al. (2014).
It was assigned to Illaenidae by Rabano et al. (2014).
Species
Synonymy list
Year | Name and author |
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2014 | Caudillaenus Rabano et al. |
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Diagnosis
Reference | Diagnosis | |
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I. Rabano et al. 2014 | Cephalon parabolic in outline, with modera tely large eyes situated about 1.5 times their own length from posterior margin; glabella wide, about half the width of cephalon posteriorly, axial furrows subparallel to slightly curved inwards in vicinity of the lunette (ca opposite posterior end of the palpebral lobes), genal angles rounded. Librigenae with weak subocular furrow. Rostral plate broad (tr.), weakly convex (sag.), posterolaterally defined by almost transverse connective sutures and with a short upwardly and forwardly turned flange on the posterior edge. Hypostome with a narrow and globose middle body. Thorax of ten segments with well-defined axis that is broader than pleurae in dorsal view; axial furrows subparallel; pleurae adaxial to fulcrum successively increasing in width (tr.) posteriorly. Pygidium subtriangular in outline, larger than cephalon; axis weakly defined, subconical; pleural region concave posteromedially. Pygidial doublure broad, divided into convex outer half and flattened or weakly concave inner half by a shallow vincular furrow running approximately parallel to the inner margin. Dorsal surface of carapace almost smooth, with sculpture of fine terrace lines and small pits only developed on the anteriormost part of cephalon and the lateral borders of pygidium. |