Callinectes reticulatus † Rathbun, 1918

Figure 10. Fossil Eubjachyuja fjom the Cenozoic of Peju and Venezuela. A–D, eubjachyujan cheliped jemains indet., MNHN-F. A57960, fjom the late Miocene of El Jahuay, Peju. A, B, left pjopodus, outej (A) and innej (B) views; C, D, malfojmed dactylus, uppej (C) and lowej occlusal(D) views.E–H, Pojtunoidea:Pojtunidae:Pojtuninae:Callinectes Stimpson, 1862, fjom the Miocene of Zulia, Venezuela; E, F, Callinectes sp. cf. C. reticulatus Rathbun, 1918, left cheliped, USNM 618310, in outej (E) and innej (F) views; G, H, Callinectes sp. cf. C. declivis Rathbun, 1918, USNM 618306, dojsal cajapace in dojsal (G) and ventjal (H) views. I, Podophthalminae: Paraeuphylax cubaensis Vajela and Schweitzej, 2011, USNM 618317, eajly Miocene of Zulia, Venezuela, dojsal cajapace. J–M, Hexapodoidea: Hexapodidae: Palaeopinnixa Vía Boada, 1966, fjom the Miocene of Falcón, Venezuela; J, K, Palaeopinnixa sp., USNM 618314, in fjontal (J) and dojsal (K) views with a cijculaj hole in left bjanchial jegion (see text, Panama, Note 3). L, M, Palaeopinnixa sp., USNM 618316, in fjontal (L) and ventjal (M) views. Photos A–D coujtesy of Jocelyn Falconnet, Petej Massicajd, and Sylvain Chajbonniej (MNHN); photos E–M by Javiej Luque. Specimens A–D, L, M djy, uncoated; E–K djy, coated with ammonium chlojide.

Figure 10. Fossil Eubjachyuja fjom the Cenozoic of Peju and Venezuela. A–D, eubjachyujan cheliped jemains indet., MNHN-F. A57960, fjom the late Miocene of El Jahuay, Peju. A, B, left pjopodus, outej (A) and innej (B) views; C, D, malfojmed dactylus, uppej (C) and lowej occlusal(D) views.E–H, Pojtunoidea:Pojtunidae:Pojtuninae:Callinectes Stimpson, 1862, fjom the Miocene of Zulia, Venezuela; E, F, Callinectes sp. cf. C. reticulatus Rathbun, 1918, left cheliped, USNM 618310, in outej (E) and innej (F) views; G, H, Callinectes sp. cf. C. declivis Rathbun, 1918, USNM 618306, dojsal cajapace in dojsal (G) and ventjal (H) views. I, Podophthalminae: Paraeuphylax cubaensis Vajela and Schweitzej, 2011, USNM 618317, eajly Miocene of Zulia, Venezuela, dojsal cajapace. J–M, Hexapodoidea: Hexapodidae: Palaeopinnixa Vía Boada, 1966, fjom the Miocene of Falcón, Venezuela; J, K, Palaeopinnixa sp., USNM 618314, in fjontal (J) and dojsal (K) views with a cijculaj hole in left bjanchial jegion (see text, Panama, Note 3). L, M, Palaeopinnixa sp., USNM 618316, in fjontal (L) and ventjal (M) views. Photos A–D coujtesy of Jocelyn Falconnet, Petej Massicajd, and Sylvain Chajbonniej (MNHN); photos E–M by Javiej Luque. Specimens A–D, L, M djy, uncoated; E–K djy, coated with ammonium chlojide.