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Deep-Water Crustacea of the Genus Sergestes (Decapoda, Natantia) from Cook Strait, New Zealand

Fig. 10. Sergestes cf. S. seminudus, carapace, lateral view (anterior organ of Pesta represented by broken circle) ♀. — Figs. 11–18. Sergestes potens. Fig. 11—Carapace, lateral view, ♂. Fig. 12—Left scaphocerite, ventral view (setae omitted), ♀ 27 mm. Fig. 13—Left uropod, ventral view (setae omitted), ♀ 27 mm. (Figs. 11–13 drawn to same scale. Photophores represented in black.) — Fig. 15—Right petasma, posterior view, ♂ 24 mm. Fig. 16—as preceding, anterior view. — Fig. 17—Anterior part cephalo…

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Fig. 10. Sergestes cf. S. seminudus, carapace, lateral view (anterior organ of Pesta represented by broken circle) ♀. Figs. 11–18. Sergestes potens. Fig. 11—Carapace, lateral view, ♂. Fig. 12—Left scaphocerite, ventral view (setae omitted), ♀ 27 mm. Fig. 13—Left uropod, ventral view (setae omitted), ♀ 27 mm. (Figs. 11–13 drawn to same scale. Photophores represented in black.) Fig. 15—Right petasma, posterior view, ♂ 24 mm. Fig. 16—as preceding, anterior view. Fig. 17—Anterior part cephalothorax, lateral view (setae omitted), ♂ 23 mm. Fig. 18—Diagrammatic view ventral surface to show photophore distribution. (Bases of appendages open circles, photophores in black.)

Fig. 10. Sergestes cf. S. seminudus, carapace, lateral view (anterior organ of Pesta represented by broken circle) ♀.
Figs. 11–18. Sergestes potens. Fig. 11—Carapace, lateral view, ♂. Fig. 12—Left scaphocerite, ventral view (setae omitted), ♀ 27 mm. Fig. 13—Left uropod, ventral view (setae omitted), ♀ 27 mm. (Figs. 11–13 drawn to same scale. Photophores represented in black.)
Fig. 15—Right petasma, posterior view, ♂ 24 mm. Fig. 16—as preceding, anterior view.
Fig. 17—Anterior part cephalothorax, lateral view (setae omitted), ♂ 23 mm. Fig. 18—Diagrammatic view ventral surface to show photophore distribution. (Bases of appendages open circles, photophores in black.)

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