Assertion: eurypterid's carapace | /r/HasAspect | frontal and rear parts
Facets:
value: by spatulate
type: MANNER
value: by a suture
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: These discrepancies included an unusual cuticular ornamentation, the carapace being divided into frontal and rear parts by a suture and spatulate (having a broad, rounded end) chelicerae (already noted by Hünicken as a strange feature as no known spider possesses spatulate chelicerae), all features unknown in other spiders.