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    Joannea Geol. Paläont. 11: 327-343 (2011) Soft body morphology, dissection and slide-preparation of Ostracoda: a primer Tadeusz NAMIOTKO, Dan L. DANIELOPOL & Angel BALTANÁS Abstract: Most commonly used techniques for treating ostracod soft body for taxonomi- cal purposes with optical microscopy are described with emphasis on the order Podo- copida. A variety of procedures for pre-treatment, storage, recovery of dried specimens, dissection, temporary and permanent mounting, and staining methods are presented and evaluated. General morphology and terminology of the ostracod appendages are also summarised. Key Words: Ostracoda; Dissection; Mounting; Staining; Appendages; Morphology. 1. Introduction One of best diagnostic and most conspicuous trait of Ostracoda is a bivalved carapace that may completely envelop the whole animal body with limbs. Ostracodologists usu- ally refer to calcified valves as “hard parts”, whereas to the appendages and other in- ternal organs as „soft parts”. The classification of Recent ostracods is based mainly on differences in the soft part morphology which is ordinarily of little use by palaeontolo- gists. However, considering the close functional relationship often existing between the soft and hard parts, each expressing to a considerable extent the morphology of the other, even basic knowledge on the appendages without doubt should help palaeonto- logists to better understand and interpret various features displayed in the valves of the fossil ostracods. Examining living material collected from modern habitats enables pa- laeontologists also to become familiar with intraspecific variability or ecology, which could greatly facilitate both taxonomical and palaeoenvironmental studies. Therefore the morphology and terminology of the soft parts of ostracods is outlined (focusing on limbs) in this primer prior to the description of various laboratory techniques involved in the appendage preparation for optical microscopy.