Branchinecta paludosa (Muller, 1788)

Rogers, D. Christopher & Aguilar, Andres, 2020, Fig. 8 in Stiatoandricus nievesaldreyi Cuesta-Porta & Melika & Nicholls & Stone & Pujade-Villar 2022, Zoological Studies 59 (14), pp. 1-17 : 11

publication ID

https://doi.org/ 10.6620/ZS.2020.59-14

persistent identifier

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scientific name

Branchinecta paludosa
status

 

“ paludosa View in CoL ” species group

Diagnosis: Eyes normal; male second antennae subcylindrical, pulvilli lacking (except in B. kaibabensis , which has each pulvillus borne on a subconical mound) with the proximal antennomere medial surface with a single, longitudinal row of spines, and the distal antennomere not flattened, tapering, with apex directed distally; female second antennae lacking a medial spine; body lacking sensory papillae; female thoracic segments smooth (except B. serrata which has a dorsolateral conical protrusion on segments III– VII; first and last limb pairs shortest; ovaries biramal extending anteriorly from the genital segments into the thorax as far as thoracic segment VII or VI; brood pouch fusiform or pedunculate, extending to abdominal segment VII; testes uniramal, extending posteriorly from genital segments into abdominal segment III or IV; cercopods, fringed with setae, flattened and shorter than last two abdominal segments. This species group is associated with substrates lacking gypsum, 0–10% calcium carbonate, and 0–2 (rarely) mS/cm substrate salinity ( Rogers 2014a).

Comments: Branchinecta longiantenna in the “ packardi ” species group has the second antenna proximal antennomere bearing spines in several longitudinal rows, not just one. Branchinecta cornigera , also of the “ packardi ” species group, has the second antennae distal antennomere not flattened and tapering, but lacks a longitudinal spine row on the proximal antennomere. The “ raptor ” and “ ferox ” species groups also have the second antenna distal antennomere tapering, but are separated from this group by the form of the cercopod.

Species attributed

Branchinecta kaibabensis Belk & Fugate, 2000 View in CoL

Branchinecta paludosa ( Müller, 1788) View in CoL

= Cancer stagnalis Fabricius, 1780 View in CoL

= Cancer paludosus Müller, 1788 View in CoL

= Branchipus paludosus Kröyer, 1838

= Artemis paludosus Thompson, 1834 View in CoL

= Branchipus middendorfianus Fisher, 1851

= Branchipus groenlandicus Verrill, 1869

= Branchipus groenlandica Verrill, 1869

= Branchipus arctica Verrill, 1869

= Branchipus arcticus Verrill, 1869

= Branchinecta groenlandica Packard, 1874 View in CoL

= Branchinecta arctica Packard, 1874 View in CoL

= Branchipus verrilli Miers, 1877

= Branchipus grubei Gerstäcker, 1879

= Branchinecta polonica Gajl, 1934 View in CoL

Branchinecta paludosa tjanshanica Akatova, 1987 View in CoL

Branchinecta serrata Rogers, 2006

Kingdom

Animalia

Phylum

Arthropoda

Class

Branchiopoda

Order

Anostraca

Family

Branchinectidae

Genus

Branchinecta

Loc

Branchinecta paludosa

Rogers, D. Christopher & Aguilar, Andres 2020
2020
Loc

Branchinecta serrata

Rogers 2006
2006
Loc

Branchinecta kaibabensis

Belk & Fugate 2000
2000
Loc

Branchinecta paludosa tjanshanica

Akatova 1987
1987
Loc

Branchinecta polonica

Gajl 1934
1934
Loc

Branchipus grubei Gerstäcker, 1879

Gerstacker 1879
1879
Loc

Branchipus verrilli

Miers 1877
1877
Loc

Branchinecta groenlandica

Packard 1874
1874
Loc

Branchinecta arctica

Packard 1874
1874
Loc

Branchipus groenlandicus

Verrill 1869
1869
Loc

Branchipus groenlandica

Verrill 1869
1869
Loc

Branchipus arctica

Verrill 1869
1869
Loc

Branchipus arcticus

Verrill 1869
1869
Loc

Branchipus middendorfianus

Fisher 1851
1851
Loc

Branchipus paludosus Kröyer, 1838

Kroyer 1838
1838
Loc

Artemis paludosus

Thompson 1834
1834
Loc

Cancer paludosus Müller, 1788

Muller 1788
1788
Loc

Cancer stagnalis

Fabricius 1780
1780
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