Spinacopia

Chavtur, Vladimir G., 2016, Spinacopia dietkeyseri, a new species of Marine Ostracoda (Sarsiellidae: Myodocopina) from the Southern ocean, Zootaxa 4093 (3), pp. 391-406 : 404-405

publication ID

https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4093.3.6

publication LSID

lsid:zoobank.org:pub:5A9240C3-24E6-4466-ACBD-8E6D0101D8F5

DOI

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5628979

persistent identifier

https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03E0AD4B-E362-FF8E-FF3B-1B25FA80A4F2

treatment provided by

Plazi

scientific name

Spinacopia
status

 

Key to species of the genus Spinacopia View in CoL

(modified after Kornicker 1969, 1975 and 1995)

1 Carapace longer than 2.50 mm ........................................................................... 2

- Carapace shorter than 2.50 mm ........................................................................... 3

2 Carapace with abundant short setules with parallel sides and pointed or digitated tips........................... S. octo View in CoL

- Carapace without short setules with parallel-sides and pointed or digitated tips............................. S. menziesi View in CoL

3 Carapace longer than 1.4 mm ............................................................................ 4

- Carapace shorter than 1.3 mm ........................................................................... 12

4 Carapace with series of lateral ridges and nodes..................................................... S. antarctica View in CoL

- Carapace without lateral ridges and nodes.................................................................. 5

5 Carapace with numerous pits............................................................................ 6

- Carapace without pits.................................................................................. 8

6 Postero-dorsal bulge on carapace densely covered with spines................................... S. dietkeyseri View in CoL , n. sp.

- Postero-dorsal bulge on carapace covered with setules or scattered spines and setules................................ 7

7 Carapace longer than 2.0 mm, 4+5 segments of 5th limb with 4-5 setae, 7th limb with 2+2 distal setae.............. S. mastix View in CoL

- Carapace shorter than 2.0 mm, 4+5 segments of 5th limb with 6 setae, 7th limb with 3+3 distal setae............. S. sandersi View in CoL

8 Carapace equal or longer than 2.0 mm..................................................................... 9

- Carapace shorter than 2.0 mm........................................................................... 10

9 Postero-dorsal bulge of carapace with ridge-like hirsute ventral margin, 1st endopodite segment of second antenna of female with 2 setae................................................................................... S. bisetula View in CoL

- Postero-dorsal bulge of carapace without ridge-like hirsute ventral margin, 1st endopodite segment of second antenna of female with 3 setae..................................................................................... S. torus View in CoL

10 Carapace longer than 1.7 mm and with abundant setae on lateral surface......................................... 11

- Carapace shorter than 1.6 mm and with sparse satae on lateral surface........................................ S. trox View in CoL

11 Y-Sclerite without ventral branch..................................................................... S. rex View in CoL

- Y-Sclerite with ventral branch................................................................... S. variabilis View in CoL

12 Caudal process projecting posteriorly and valves with indistinct radial riblets................................ S. sandix View in CoL

- Caudal process projecting posteriorly and valves without radial riblets........................................... 13

13 Lateral eyes absent.............................................................................. S. syrinx View in CoL

- Lateral eyes present................................................................................... 14

14 First antenna without ventral spines on 2nd and 4th segments............................................... S. illex View in CoL

- First antenna with ventral spines on 2nd and 4th segments.................................................. S. crux View in CoL

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