Malacostracans

Malacostraca is the largest of the six classes of crustaceans, containing over 25,000 extant species, divided among 16 orders. Its members display a greater diversity of body forms than any other class of animals, and include crabs, lobsters, shrimp, krill, woodlice, scuds (Amphipoda), mantis shrimp and many other less familiar animals. They are abundant in all marine environments and have also colonised freshwater and terrestrial habitats. They are united by a common "Bauplan", comprising 20 body segments (rarely 21), divided into a head, thorax and abdomen.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malacostraca

Ceratiocaris M’Coy, 1849		MM233
Ceratiocaris M’Coy, 1849		PB321
Ceratiocaris M’Coy, 1849		PB322
Ceratiocaris M’Coy, 1849		p5587
Ceratiocaris M’Coy, 1849		p5603
Ceratiocaris M’Coy, 1849		p727
Ceratiocaris M’Coy, 1849		p1429
Ceratiocaris M’Coy, 1849		p5595
Ceratiocaris M’Coy, 1849		p5605
Ceratiocaris M’Coy, 1849		Ich494
Ceratiocaris M’Coy, 1849		p1430
Ceratiocaris M’Coy, 1849		p5579
Ceratiocaris M’Coy, 1849		p5580
Ceratiocaris M’Coy, 1849		p5584
Ceratiocaris M’Coy, 1849		PK11
Ceratiocaris M’Coy, 1849		YA3058
Cirripedia		MŠ1561
Cretiscalpellum glabrum (Roemer, 1841)	Kočová-Veselská et al. (2020), Fig. 3 D-D1; F-F2, G-G1	TK3
Cretiscalpellum glabrum (Roemer, 1841)	Kočová-Veselská et al. (2020), Fig. 3 A-A1; B-B1	TK4
Crustacea		MŠ1238

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