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free edge — (ARTHROPODA: Crustacea) The line of contact of an ostracod shell between closed valves, except along hinge line marking the distal limit of the contact margin … Dictionary of invertebrate zoology
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edge — (Class Ostracoda): Outermost line of contact between two valves when carapace is closed (includes hinge region). Free edge refers to outermost line of contact of valves excluding hinge region [Stachowitsch, 1992] … Crustacea glossary
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