#' Modified so that absences are treated appropriately:
#' \describe{
#' \item{Character 7 }{inapplicable to absent where cephalic shield (char 3)
#' is absent}
#' \item{Character 40}{inapplicable to absent where paired appendages absent}
#' \item{Character 46}{inapplicable to absent}
#' \item{Character 64}{76: stet; trunk annulations / limbs may primitively
#' have been papillate or non-papillate}
#' \item{Character 69}{a good case that the fusion of flaps with endopods is
#' secondary; thus inapplicable to absent where 67 is
#' applicable}
#' \item{Character 72}{inapplicable to absent where appendages are present}
#' \item{Character 77}{inapplicable to absent where papillae applicable, as
#' spine is a secondary elaboration of papillae}
#' \item{Character 78}{inapplicable to absent}
#' \item{Character 79}{stet, as possible that limbs evolved by extension of
#' plate-like exoskeletal element }
#' \item{Character 80}{inapplicable to absent, on assumption that ancestral
#' claws were simple }
#' \item{Characters 83, 84, 86, 87, 92}{inapplicable to absent; an obvious
#' elaboration }
#' \item{Character 93}{inapplicable to absent; ancestrally undifferentiated
#' by definition? }
#' \item{Character 96}{inapplicable to absent; ancestrally undifferentiated
#' by definition. Ambiguous in taxa that lack claws as
#' rotation would not be observed. ]}
#' }
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