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1 I, 7 | parts), which is called the thorax, two arms and two legs.~ 2 I, 12 | with before you come to the thorax.~To the trunk there is a 3 I, 13 | 13~Next after the thorax and in front comes the " 4 III, 3 | two blood-vessels in the thorax by the backbone, and lying 5 IV, 2 | is more pointed and the thorax is much broader in the lobster 6 IV, 2 | general and the region of the thorax in particular are smooth, 7 IV, 4 | part below the head and thorax is larger in this creature 8 IV, 4 | small one. All below the thorax is soft, and when opened 9 IV, 4 | discernible. The legs and the thorax are hard, but not so hard 10 IV, 4 | hard as the legs and the thorax of the crab. It does not 11 VIII, 17| with the parts about the thorax soft, from the shell having