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Zoology Publications from Victoria University of Wellington—Nos. 49 to 51

Nemesis robusta (van Beneden), 1851) from Alopias vulpinus. Female—fig. 51: dorsal view; fig. 52: anterior, ventral view; fig. 53: first antenna; fig. 54: second antenna; fig. 55: mouth tube and mandibular palp; fig. 56: tip of maxilla; fig. 57: maxilla; fig. 58: maxilliped; fig. 59: first pereiopod; fig. 60: second pereiopod; fig. 61: third pereiopod; fig. 62: fourth pereiopod; fig. 63: fifth pereiopod; fig. 64: caudal lamina

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Nemesis robusta (van Beneden), 1851) from Alopias vulpinus. Female—fig. 51: dorsal view; fig. 52: anterior, ventral view; fig. 53: first antenna; fig. 54: second antenna; fig. 55: mouth tube and mandibular palp; fig. 56: tip of maxilla; fig. 57: maxilla; fig. 58: maxilliped; fig. 59: first pereiopod; fig. 60: second pereiopod; fig. 61: third pereiopod; fig. 62: fourth pereiopod; fig. 63: fifth pereiopod; fig. 64: caudal lamina.

Nemesis robusta (van Beneden), 1851) from Alopias vulpinus. Female—fig. 51: dorsal view; fig. 52: anterior, ventral view; fig. 53: first antenna; fig. 54: second antenna; fig. 55: mouth tube and mandibular palp; fig. 56: tip of maxilla; fig. 57: maxilla; fig. 58: maxilliped; fig. 59: first pereiopod; fig. 60: second pereiopod; fig. 61: third pereiopod; fig. 62: fourth pereiopod; fig. 63: fifth pereiopod; fig. 64: caudal lamina.

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