apex, median and distal margins bristled. First maxillae: Outer plate narrow, base less than ½ width of inner plate, margins and ends strongly bristled, reaches past base of inner plate teeth. Inner plate square-ended with 6 or so strong teeth, strongly setose. Second maxillae: Cleft in 2 pronounced lobes; outer subtriangular and setose with 1 or 2 end teeth; inner slightly longer, distally rounded, with similar teeth and setae. Mandibles: Cutting edge of 2 plates, lower the smaller, both with incised distal margins; spine row of 7 or 8 small, strong spines; molar process strongly produced inwardly, has a round terminal disc with rim of long fine teeth. Palp unfortunately detached during dissection; of 3 segments, 1st less than ½ length 2nd; 3rd longer than 1st and 2nd combined, tract of small setae medially along surface, terminally acute. Maxilliped: Basos and ischium with several strong setae on surface, inner median plate rounded, a few minute spines on surface; outer plate with irregular row of short, single spines on surface near inner margin, a few bristles, outer margin convex, with 3 or 4 small spines, distally rounded and margin finely toothed, inner margin straight and strongly toothed, with several fine setae.

Gnathopods. First: Sideplate small, angles rounded. Basos widest medially, greatest width nearly ½ length, 3 strong spines on posterodistal angle. Ischium ⅕ basos, 2 setose spines on posterodistal angle. Merus anterior margin short, posterior nearly ⅓ basos length, produced ½ along carpus, 4 setose spines posterodistally. Carpus barely more than ⅓ basos length, distal width ¾ length; 2 setose spines on anterodistal angle and 3 on posterodistal. Propod ovate, narrowing to dactylos, as long as carpus, greatest width more than ½ length; 3 or 4 short setose spines on distal ½ of anterior margin; posterior margin toothed. Second: Chelate. Basos length 4 times width. Ischium less than ¼ basos length, 2 setose spines on posterodistal angle. Merus produced along carpus almost to propod as scoop-like process with about 8 setose spines distally, 5 or so on posterior margin; anterior margin very short; total length ⅓ basos. Carpus has 2 small setose spines anterodistally, anterior margin is slightly shorter than merus, posterodistal angle produced along propod to dactylos in sharp knife-like process, inner margin toothed, surface minutely toothed at apex. Propod as long as merus, 2 single setose spines on convex anterior margin; posterior more or less straight and finely toothed. Dactylos as before.

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Peraeopods. First: Basos posterior margin greatly convex, width ⅖ length. Ischium subrectangular, ¼ basos. Merus anterior margin convex, distal width ½ length, length ½ basos. Carpus narrower, width ⅓ length, length ½ basos. Propod width ⅕ length, barely longer than merus. Dactylos stout, ½ propod length. Third: Sideplate small, subrectangular, angles rounded. Basos length slightly more than twice width, not widening greatly; anterior margin with about 5 short, strong single spines distally. Ischium subrectangular, ⅓ basos length, 2 minute spines anteriorly. Merus widening slightly distally, ¾ basos length, width ⅓ length, spine at posterodistal angle, a few small setae on anterior margin. Carpus slightly narrower, as long, margins parallel, spine on anterodistal angle, a few fine setae anteriorly. Propod slender, width 1/7 length, slightly longer than basos, a few fine setae on each margin, anterior margin very finely combed, with slender teeth. Dactylos ⅓ propod length, anterior margin minutely toothed. Fourth: Similar, but carpus has 6 spines on anterior margin; carpus, propod and dactylos anterior margins are all minutely toothed. Fifth: Reduced. Basos anterior margin straight, posterior convex with a few fine bristles; posterodistal angle