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14(15). Compound spines with 1 pair of large lateral teeth; propodus armed with 6–7spines distributed over entire sole ............................. 5. N. bisseratum (p. 100)15(14). Compound spines with 2 or more pairs of lateral teeth.16(19). Fingers of chela longer than palm, almost straight, only tips curved.17(18). Processes of ovigers situated on proximal part of neck, just in front of lateralprocesses of 1st legs ..................................................... *N. japonicum (p. 101)18(17). Processes of ovigers situated on anterior part of neck at place where cephalicsegment expands ......................................................... *N. micropedes (p. 101)19(16). Fingers of chela falciform.20(23). Fingers of chela thin, equal in length to palm.21(22). Propodal sole armed with small spinules of equal size ............ ..................................................................................................................... *N. kodanii (p. 101)22(21). Propodal sole armed with spinules and several (3–6) large spines, situatedmedially and distally .................................................... 6. N. hodgsoni (p. 102)23(20). Fingers of chela shorter than palm.24(25). Trunk and appendages covered with peculiar bifurcate setae; neck long,processes of ovigers situated on sides of neck, at small distance from lateralprocesses of 1st legs; 12–15 large spines along length of propodal sole ......................................................................................................... *N. stocki (p. 102)25(24). Trunk with long simple setae on lateral processes and leg segments; neckshort, thick; processes of ovigers in contact with 1st legs lateral processes;fingers of chela in adults with small tubercles on inner margin, no teeth, injuveniles fingers of chela with dense short blunt teeth; propodal sole armedwith row of spinules and 4–6 large spines, situated medially and distally ....................................................................................... 7. N. braschnikowi (p. 103)26(1). Auxiliary claws absent.27(28). Palp 3 times longer than proboscis, with segments 4 and 5 equal in length;compound spines serrate, with one pair of lateral teeth; tarsus longer thanpropodus, main claw shorter than propodus .............. ................................................................................................................ 8. N. uniunguiculatum (p. 104)28(27). Palp 2 times longer than proboscis; its segment 4 shorter or occasionallyalmost equal to segment 5; compound spines with several large lateral teeth;tarsus and propodus almost equal; main claw equal to propodus or longer .............................................................................................. *N. albatrossi (p. 104)1. Nymphon grossipes (Fabricius, 1780)(Pl. II, figs. 1–6)Schimkewitsch, 1930: 400–415, figs. 101–106; Losina-Losinsky, 1961: 69–70; Utinomi,1971: 318, Turpaeva, 2004a: 1087–1088, figs. 1, 1–4.Description. Trunk slender, smooth; segment 1 almost as long as all othersegments combined, greatly expanded anteriorly; neck thin. Lateral processes long,separated by more than their diameters. Ocular tubercle tall, cylindrical, with conicalpointed apex; eyes large, pigmented. Proboscis cylindrical, as long as segment 1 oftrunk. Abdomen straight, slightly longer than 4th lateral processes. Chelifore strong;scape longer than proboscis; chela as long as scape, with short setae; fingers short,96