NOTE:
Pleopods should be examined in situ in caudal aspect.
Species Not Appearing in
Key:
Faxonella blairi (Range: SE Oklahoma and SW
Arkansas)
1. Mesial
process of first pleopod less than 1/4 length of central projection and never
overlapping
mesial process of corresponding pleopod (Fig.
19c): .............................. Faxonella
clypeata (Hay, 1899)
(Sluggish streams and lentic habitats from LeFlore County, Oklahoma, and Marion
County,
Texas, east to
Gadsoen County, Florida, and Richland County, South Carolina. Literature:
Fitzpatrick, 1963)
Mesial process of first pleopod greater than
1/4 length of central projection and completely
overlapping mesial process of corresponding pleopod (Fig.
19a,b)...................................................... 2
Fig. 19. Ventral
view of first pleopods. a). Faxonella creaseri,
b). F. beyeri, c). F. clypeata.
2(1). Mesial
process of first pleopod distinctly greater than 1/3 length of central
projection but
never completely
overlapping both terminal elements of corresponding pleopod (Fig.
19b): .............
...................................................................................................................
Faxonella beyeri (Penn, 1950)
(Roadside
ditches in De Soto and Natchitoches parishes, Louisiana. Literature:
Fitzpatrick, 1963,
Penn, 1950).
Mesial process of first pleopod about 1/3 length of
central projection and always completely
overlapping both terminal elements of corresponding pleopod (Fig.
19a; see also Fig. 5w):...........
..................................................................................................................
Faxonella creaseri
Walls, 1968
(Roadside
ditches in Cadwell Parish, Louisiana. Literature: Walls, 1968).