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Fig. 1.—Hymenocaris bensoni, sp. nov. Carapace and abdominal segments. No. 139. Loc. 3. Hor L 3 Holotype. X 3½.
Fig. 2.—Hymenocaris lepadoides, sp. nov. Carapace and abdomen. No 825. Loc. 8. Hor. B 1, low. Holotype. X 2.
Fig. 3.—Caryocaris wrightii, Salter. Carapace of large example No. 112. Loc. 3. Hor. L. 3 Plesiotype. X 4½.
Fig. 4.—Caryocaris wrightii, Salter. Trind caudal appendages. No. 526. Loc. 17 Hor.? L 3. Plesiotype. X 3.
Fig. 5.—Caryocaris marrii, Hicks. Typical carapace. No. 108b. Loc. 3. Hor. L 3. Plesiotype. X 7.
Fig. 6.—Caryocaris marrii, Hicks. Dorsal view of conjoined valves. No. 803. Loc. 12. Hor. C 4. Plesiotype. X 2.
Fig. 7.—Caryocans minima, sp. nov. Carapace. No. 524. Loc. 17 Hor. L 3. Holotype X 3
Fig. 8.—Lingulocaris cl. acuta (Bulman) (pars.) Carapace. No. 1142. Loc. 12. Hor. C 4. Plesiotype. X 2.

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Fig. 9.—Rhinopterocaris maccoyi (Eth. fil.). Two valves opposed and reversed. No 543. Loc 32 Hor. C 5. Plesiotype. X 2.
Fig. 10.—Rhinopterocaris maccoyi (Eth. fil.) Separate valves of two individuals No. 1193. Loc. 9. Hor. B 1, low. Plesiotype. X 2.
Fig. 11.—Rhinopterocai is maccoyi (Eth. fil.). Carapace with cercopods. No. 1320 Loc. 15. Hor. L 2. Plesiotype. X 2.
Fig. 12.—Rhinopterocaris maccoyi (Eth. fil), var. tumida, var nov. No. 790. Loc. 19. Hor.? L 7. Holotype ot var. X 2.
Fig. 13.—Rhinopterocaris bulmani, sp. nov. No. 526. Loc. 17. Hor.? L 3. Plesiotype. X 3.
Fig. 14.—Rhinoptei ocaris bulmani, sp. nov. No. 108a Loc. 3. Hor. L 3. Plesiotype. X 7.

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