Parapenaeon japonica ( Thielemann, 1910 )

An, Jianmei, Markham, John C. & Li, Xinzheng, 2015, A review of the genus Parapenaeon Richardson, 1904 (Crustacea: Isopoda: Bopyridae: Orbioninae), with description of three new species from China, Journal of Natural History 49 (41), pp. 2527-2557 : 2530-2538

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https://doi.org/ 10.1080/00222933.2015.1023227

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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4329166

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Parapenaeon japonica ( Thielemann, 1910 )
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Parapenaeon japonica ( Thielemann, 1910) View in CoL

( Figures 1–3 View Figure 1 )

Epipenaeon japonica Thielemann, 1910: 7 View in CoL , 79–81, 106–107, 108; text-figs. 86, 87; tab. 8; pl. II, fig. 31 (Okayama, Japan; infesting ‘ Penaeus View in CoL sp.’). Chopra, 1923: 454, 458. Nierstrasz and Brender à Brandis, 1929: 302. Hiraiwa, 1933: 49–69; text-figs. 1–23; pl. I [Hiroshima Bay; infesting Metapenaeopsis barbata (de Haan) View in CoL , Metapenaeopsis acclivis (Rathbun) View in CoL and Metapenaeopsis lamellata (de Haan) View in CoL ]. Monod, 1933: 222. Hiraiwa, 1934: 45–62, figs. 1–14 (Hiroshima Bay, Japan; infesting M. barbata View in CoL ). Hiraiwa, 1936: 101–137; pls. 1–7. Reverberi, 1942: 60. Reverberi and Pitotti, 1942: 116, 123. Nataraj, 1943: 58 (Travancore, India; infesting unidentified penaeoid). Morita, 1949: 211. Morris, 1948: 4. Qazi, 1959: 56, 59–60. Dale, 1979: 2, 4. Ivanov, 1982: 197. Wägele, 1989: 215. Cash and Bauer, 1993: 123.

Epipenaeon japonicum . Nierstrasz and Brender à Brandis, 1923: 68. Barnard, 1925: 408 (Delagoa Bay, Mozambique; infesting Penaeopsis monoceros Fabricius View in CoL ). Barnard, 1925b: 121 (same record). Barnard, 1940: 494. Monod, 1933: 220. Shiino, 1934: 260 (transferred to Apopenaeon View in CoL ). Veillet, 1945: 282. Morris, 1948: 14. Kensley, 1978: 152, 153, fig. 67H. Bourdon, 1979a: 480 (transferred to Parapenaeon View in CoL ). Sindermann, 1990: 196.

Apopenaeon japonicum View in CoL . Shiino, 1934: 260–263, fig. 2 (Tanabe Bay, Japan; infesting M. barbata View in CoL ). Shiino, 1939: 80, fig. 1 (Tuyasaki, Fukuoka Prefecture, Kyûsyû, Japan; infesting M. acclivis View in CoL ). Reverberi, 1949: 45–47; figs. 37, 38. Shiino, 1950: 157. Bourdon, 1968: 133, 134, 386. Beck, 1979: 444. Beck, 1980: 148, 150, 152. Trilles, 1999: 332.

Epipenaeon japonicus . Hiraiwa and Sato, 1939: 105–115, 121–122 (Hiroshima, Japan; infesting M. barbata View in CoL ). Reverberi, 1943: 45, fig. 37. Reverberi, 1949: 45–47, figs. 37–38. Morris, 1948: 7, 14. Baffoni, 1950: 215. Sindermann and Rosenfield, 1967: 361. Sindermann, 1970: 171. Devi, 1987: 23, 26–27, 31, 32, tab. 1 {Kakinada, India; infesting Penaeus japonicus Bate View in CoL [= Marsupenaeus japonicus (Bate) View in CoL ]}.

Apopenaeon japonicum var. hiraiwai Shiino, 1950: 151–155 View in CoL , fig. 1 (Kutino, Izo, Japan; infesting M. acclivis View in CoL ). Shiino, 1958: 51–53; fig. 13, tab. I; pl. III, fig. 7 {several localities in Japan; infesting M. acclivis View in CoL ; Momotori and Owase Bay, Japan; infesting Penaeopsis akayebi (Rathbun) View in CoL [ Parapenaeus akayebi (Rathbun) View in CoL = Metapenaeopsis bartata (de Haan) ]}. Strömberg, 1971: 6, 7, 29, 31, 33, 34, 39, 42.

Epipenaeon qadrii Qazi, 1959: 57–60 View in CoL ; figs. 1–6 [Korangi, Pakistan; infesting Parapenaeopsis stylifera (H. Milne Edwards) View in CoL ]. Bourdon, 1968: 331. Ahmed, 1978: 318–320 (Karachi, Pakistan; infesting P. stylifera View in CoL ). Bourdon, 1981: 242 footnote. Ahmed and Hakeem, 1982: 316–317; tab. I (coast of Pakistan; infesting P. stylifera View in CoL ). Owens, 1986: 14; tab. 2.4.1. Janssen and Brandt, 1994: 22. Kazmi and Tirmizi, 1994: 171, 173, 174; fig. 2 {Karachi, Pakistan; infesting Parapenaeopsis sculptilis (Heller) View in CoL [= Mierspenaeopsis sculptilis (Heller) View in CoL ] and P. hardwickii (Miers) View in CoL [= Mierspenaeopsis hardwickii (Miers) View in CoL ]}. Kazmi and Bourdon, 1997: 59 (considered synonym of Parapenaeon japonica View in CoL ). Kensley, 2001: 223. Fatima, 2001: 171–172. Hussain, 2001: 66.

Epipenaeon qadrrii [sic]. Qazi, 1959: 62 -A.

? ‘Bopyrid parasites’ [in part]. Cheung, 1963: 428 ( Hong Kong; infesting many species of five penaeid genera).

Epipenaeon quadrii [sic]. Bourdon, 1968: 327. Ayub and Ahmed, 2004: 225. Owens, 1987: 118. Ayub, 1998: 219.

Apopenaeon japonicum hiraiwai View in CoL . Strömberg, 1971: 6, 7, 29, 31, 33–34, 39, 42. Shiino, 1950: 155. Palisoc, 1987: 286.

Apopenaeon japonica . Shiino, 1950: 155.

Parapenaeon japonicum View in CoL . Bourdon, 1979a: 480–486, figs. 6–7 [ Madagascar; infesting Metapenaeus monoceros (Fabricius) View in CoL and Penaeus semisulcatus de Haan View in CoL ]. Bourdon, 1979b: 432 {Gulf of Martaban, Burma; infesting Parapenaeopsis sculptilis (Heller) View in CoL [= Mierspenaeopsis sculptilis (Heller) View in CoL ]}. Branford, 1980: 276, tab. 1 {Red Sea; infesting Penaeus latisulcatus Kishinouye View in CoL [= Melicertus latisulcatus (Kishinouye) View in CoL ]}. Ivanov, 1982: 196 (Western Indian Ocean; infesting M. monoceros View in CoL ). Miquel, 1982: 94. Markham, 1986: 159. Anderson, 1990: 290. Courtney, 1991: 615, 617, 620; tab. 2 {Central coast of Queensland, Australia; infesting Penaeus longistylus Kubo View in CoL [= Melicertus longistylus (Kubo) View in CoL ]}.

Parapenaeon japonica Markham, 1982: 366–369 View in CoL , 385, figs. 23–24 [Pearl River Estuary, Hong Kong; infesting Penaeus japonicus View in CoL (= Marsupenaeus japonicus View in CoL )]. Markham, 1985: 3, 50–51, 63; tab. {Chonburi, Thailand; infesting Trachypenaeus fulvus Dall View in CoL [= Trachysalambria fulvus (Dall) ]}. Owens, 1990: 35, 37; tab. 1. Owens, 1993: 381, 384, 386 [Northeast Australia; infesting P. longistylus View in CoL (= M. longistylus View in CoL ) and P. latisulcatus View in CoL (= M. latisulcatus View in CoL ); hyperparasitized by Cabirops orbionei Bourdon View in CoL ]. Markham. 1994: 240–242; figs. 10–11. [Strait of Makassar; infesting Metapenaeopsis sinica Liu and Zhong View in CoL ; Madagascar; infesting M. hilarula (de Man) View in CoL ]. Chu and Leong, 1996: 835. Kazmi and Bourdon, 1997: 59. An, 2006: 82–87; fig. 76 (South China Sea, Beibu Gulf, East China Sea; material examined in present report).

Epipenaeon View in CoL . Wilson, 1991: 239, fig. 13.4.

Epipenaeum [sic] japonica View in CoL . Janssen and Brandt, 1994: 9.

non Parapenaeon japonica View in CoL . Kazmi and Tirmizi, 1994: 171, 172, 174; fig. 1 {Karachi, Pakistan; infesting Penaeus merguiensis de Man View in CoL [= Fenneropenaeus merguiensis (de Man) View in CoL ]}. (= Parapenaeon expansa Bourdon, 1979a View in CoL , below.)

‘[S]ome parasitic isopoda .’ Torres-García and Bortolini-Rosales, 2002: 63.

‘[B]opyrids.’ Ayub and Ahmed, 2004: 228.

Material examined

Infesting Metapenaeopsis toloensis Hall, 1962 . CIEPE730301 , ♀, ♂, Beibu Gulf, Stn. 7303, 20°25 ′ N, 107°50 ′ E, 35 m, 25 August 1962, coll. Fuzeng Sun. GoogleMaps CIEPE624901 , ♀, ♂, Beibu Gulf, Stn. 6249, 20°15 ′ N, 107°30 ′ E, 35 m, 14 April 1960, coll. Fuzeng Sun. GoogleMaps CIEPE621602 , ♀, Beibu Gulf, Stn. 6216, 20°25 ′ N, 108°50 ′ E, 61.5 m, 15 April 1960, coll. Fuzeng Sun. GoogleMaps

Infesting M. barbata (de Haan, 1844) . CIEPE413401 , ♀, ♂, East China Sea, Stn. 4134, 29°30 ′ N, 123°00 ′ E, 59 m, 10 July 1959, coll. Liren Chen. GoogleMaps CIEPE413402 , ♀, ♂, East China Sea, Stn. 4134, 29°30 ′ N, 123°00 ′ E, 59 m, 10 July 1959, coll. Liren Chen. GoogleMaps CIEPE408001 , ♀, ♂, East China Sea, Stn. 4080, 28°00 ′ N, 122°00 ′ E, 52 m, 7 April 1959, coll. Yulin Liao. GoogleMaps CIEPE413403 , ♀, ♂, East China Sea, Stn. 4134, 29°30 ′ N, 123°00 ′ E, 59 m, 10 July 1959, coll. Liren Chen. GoogleMaps CIEPE404602 , ♀, ♂, East China Sea, Stn. 4046, 30°30 ′ N, 123°30 ′ E, 63 m, 10 August 1959, coll. Yuhang Cui. GoogleMaps CIEPE404901 , ♀, the East China Sea, Stn. 4049, 30°15 ′ N, 123°30 ′ E, 57 m, 23 October 1959, coll. Yuhang Cui. GoogleMaps CIEPE413404 , ♀, ♂, East China Sea, Stn. 4134, 29° 30 ′ N, 123°00 ′ E, 61 m, 17 April 1959 GoogleMaps . CIEPE602601 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6026, 22°30 ′ N, 115°30 ′ E, 29 m, 16 July 1959, coll. Jingzuo, Qu. GoogleMaps CIEPE615601 , 2♀♀, 2♂♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6156, 18°45 ′ N, 110°45 ′ E, 118.5 m, 16 July 1959, coll. Ruiyu Liu. GoogleMaps CIEPE404201 , ♀, ♂, East China Sea, Stn. 4042, 31°00 ′ N, 123°30 ′ E, 55 m, 11 August 1959 GoogleMaps . CIEPE405001 , ♀, ♂, East China Sea, Stn. 4050, 30°00 ′ N, 123°30 ′ E, 61 m, 4 February 1959, coll. Liren Chen. GoogleMaps CIEPE606201 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6062, 21°45 ′ N, 113°30 ′ E, 35 m, 24 April 1959, coll. Fuzeng Sun. GoogleMaps CIEPE413405 , ♀, ♂, East China Sea, Stn. 4134, 29°30 ′ N, 123°00 ′ E, 59 m, 10 July 1959, coll. Liren Chen. GoogleMaps CIEPE406201 , ♀, ♂, East China Sea, Stn. 4062, 29°00 ′ N, 122°30 ′ E, 46 m, 2 April 1959, coll. Yulin Liao. GoogleMaps CIEPE605901 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6059, 21°30 ′ N, 113°45 ′ E, 44.5 m, 10 January 1959, coll. Baoling Wu. GoogleMaps CIEPE404601 , ♀, ♂, East China Sea, Stn. 4046, 30°30 ′ N, 123°30 ′ E, 57 m, 22 October 1959, coll. Liren Chen. GoogleMaps CIEPE622201 , ♀, Beibu Gulf , Stn. 6222, 18°45 ′ N, 108°30 ′ E, 23 m, 26 January 1959, coll. Zhengang Fan. GoogleMaps CIEPE606401 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6064, 21°15 ′ N, 113°30 ′ E, 52 m, 18 October 1959, coll. Fengshan Xu. GoogleMaps CIEPE405501 , ♀, ♂, East China Sea, Stn. 4055, 29°30 ′ N, 124°00 ′ E, 74 m, 9 July 1959, coll. Liren Chen. GoogleMaps CIEPE609101 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6091, 20°30 ′ N, 112°30 ′ E, 78 m, 5 July 1959, coll. Xiutong Ma. GoogleMaps CIEPE607701 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6077, 21°00 ′ N, 113°00 ′ E, 64 m, 7 April 1959, coll. Zhican Tang. GoogleMaps CIEPE606202 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6062, 21°45 ′ N, 113°30 ′ E, 32 m, 18 October 1959, coll. Yongliang Wang. GoogleMaps CIEPE606501 , ♀ (immature), South China Sea, Stn. 6065, 21°00 ′ N, 113°30 ′ E, 74 m, 14 July 1959, coll. Xiutong Ma. GoogleMaps CIEPE602301 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6023, 21°45 ′ N, 116°00 ′ E, 103 m, 19 July 1959, coll. Weiquan Zhang. GoogleMaps CIEPE751001 , ♀, ♂, East China Sea, Stn. V-3, 27° 30 ′ N, 122°00 ′ E, 75 m, 11 October 1975, coll. Zhican Tang and Jieshan Xu. GoogleMaps

Infesting Metapenaeopsis stridulans ( Alcock, 1905) . CIEPE626201 , ♀, ♂, Beibu Gulf , Stn. 6262, 19°30 ′ N, 107°00 ′ E, 49.6 m, 7 July 1960, coll. Zhengang Fan. GoogleMaps CIEPE720401 , ♀, Beibu Gulf , Stn. 7204, 20°30 ′ N, 108°30 ′ E, 49 m, 24 April 1962, coll. Fuzeng Sun. GoogleMaps CIEPE625001 , ♀, ♂, Beibu Gulf , Stn. 6250, 20°00 ′ N, 107°30 ′ E, 30.5 m, 11 July 1960, coll. Fuzeng Sun. GoogleMaps CIEPE627001 , ♀, ♂, Beibu Gulf , Stn. 6270, 19°30 ′ N, 108°30 ′ E, 35 m, 8 February 1960, coll. Fuzeng Sun. GoogleMaps CIEPE760201 , ♀, ♂, Beibu Gulf , Stn. 7602, 19°00 ′ N, 108°00 ′ E, 27 m, 11 April 1962, coll. Fuzeng Sun. GoogleMaps CIEPE626301 , ♀, Beibu Gulf , Stn. 6263, 19°00 ′ N, 107°00 ′ E, 55.5 m, 17 May 1960, coll. Zhengang Fan. GoogleMaps CIEPE624301 , ♀, ♂, Beibu Gulf , Stn. 6243, 18°00 ′ N, 108°00 ′ E, 90.8 m, 12 July 1960, coll. Shoupeng Shen. GoogleMaps CIEPE619701 , ♀, ♂, Beibu Gulf , Stn. 6197, 21°00 ′ N, 109°00 ′ E, 26 m, 17 July 1960, coll. Fuzeng Sun. GoogleMaps CIEPE624001 , ♀, ♂, Beibu Gulf , Stn. 6240, 19°30 ′ N, 108°00 ′ E, 58 m, 9 February 1960, coll. Zhengang Fan. GoogleMaps CIEPE626601 , ♀, Beibu Gulf , Stn. 6266, 17°30 ′ N, 107°00 ′ E, 52 m, 24 October 1960 GoogleMaps . CIEPE625401 , 2♀♀, ♂, Beibu Gulf , Stn. 6254, 18° 30 ′ N, 107°30 ′ E, 72 m, 25 May 1960 GoogleMaps , coll., Fuzeng Sun.

Infesting Metapenaeopsis dura Kubo, 1949 . CIEPE730302 , ♀, Beibu Gulf, Stn. 6203, 18°15 ′ N, 109°00 ′ E, 35 m, 25 August 1962, coll. Fuzeng Sun. GoogleMaps CIEPE730501 , ♀, Beibu Gulf, Stn. 7305, 20°00 ′ N, 108°30 ′ E, 20 April 1962 GoogleMaps .

Infesting Metapenaeopsis mogiensis Rathbun, 1902 . CIEPE601113 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6011, 22°45 ′ N, 117°00 ′ E, 40.5 m, 5 January 1960 GoogleMaps . CIEPE601114 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6011, 22°45 ′ N, 117°00 ′ E, 38 m, 24 April 1959, coll. Mu Chen. GoogleMaps CIEPE601202 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6012, 22°30 ′ N, 117°00 ′ E, 47.6 m, 20 July 1959 GoogleMaps .

Infesting Metapenaeopsis lamellata (de Haan, 1844) . CIEPE600501 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6005, 23°15 ′ N, 117°30 ′ E, 40 m, 24 April 1960, coll. Jingzuo, Qu. GoogleMaps

Infesting Metapenaeopsis novaeguineae ( Haswell, 1879) . CIEPE611901 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6119, 20°15 ′ N, 111°30 ′ E, 71 m, 26 January 1959, coll. Yongliang Wang. GoogleMaps CIEPE610601 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6106, 20°30 ′ N, 112°00 ′ E, 65 m, 28 October 1959, coll. Yongliang Wang. GoogleMaps CIEPE609102 , ♀ (immature) , ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6091, 20°30 ′ N, 112°30 ′ E, 78 m, 5 July 1959, coll. Xiutong Ma. GoogleMaps CIEPE602201 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6022, 22°00 ′ N, 116°00 ′ E, 87 m, 19 July 1959, coll. Jingzuo Qu. GoogleMaps CIEPE605401 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6054, 21°00 ′ N, 114°00 ′ E, 80 m, 10 July 1959, coll. Weiquan Zhang. GoogleMaps CIEPE604801 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6048, 21°00 ′ N, 114°30 ′ E, 84.6 m, 10 July 1959, coll. Jingzuo Qu. GoogleMaps CIEPE623801 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6238, 20°00 ′ N, 108°00 ′ E, 58 m, 18 April 1959, coll. Zhican Tang. GoogleMaps CIEPE611902 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6119, 20°15 ′ N, 111°30 ′ E, 66 m, 16 July 1959, coll. Zhican Tang. GoogleMaps CIEPE606502 , 3♀♀, 3♂♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6065, 21°00 ′ N, 113°30 ′ E, 74 m, 14 July 1959, coll. Xiutong Ma. GoogleMaps CIEPE612001 , ♀, ♂, South China Sea, Stn. 6120, 20°00 ′ N, 111°30 ′ E, 81 m, 16 July 1959, coll. Zhican Tang. GoogleMaps CIEPE606601 , ♀, ♂, the South China Sea, Stn. 6066, 20° 30 ′ N, 113°30 ′ E, 89 m, 25 April 1959, coll. Fuzeng Sun. GoogleMaps

Infesting unidentified Metapenaeopsis species. CIEPE103701 , ♀, ♂, Zhejiang Province, Stn. 1037, 20°15 ′ N, 111°30 ′ E, 71 m, 12 August 1960, coll. Guangyu Lin and Baolin Zhang. GoogleMaps CIEPE570701 , ♀, ♂, Xinying , Hainan Province, 19°53 ′ N, 109° 30 ′ E, 30 July 1957 GoogleMaps . CIEPE551201 , ♀, ♂, Xincun , Hainan Province, 18°35 ′ N, 110° 10 ′ E, 21 December 1955 GoogleMaps . CIEPE560401 , ♀, Guangdong Province, 22°42 ′ N, 114° 30 ′ E, 27 April 1956 GoogleMaps . CIEPE720501 , ♀, ♂, Beibu Gulf, Stn. 7205, 20°16 ′ N, 109° 00 ′ E, 37 m, 21 January 1962, coll. Fuzeng Sun. GoogleMaps CIEPE720502 , ♀, ♂, Beibu Gulf, Stn. 7205, 20°16 ′ N, 109°00 ′ E, 35 m, 24 April 1962, coll. Fuzeng Sun. GoogleMaps CIEPE750301 , ♀, Beibu Gulf, Stn. 7503, 19°30 ′ N, 107°00 ′ E, 52 m, 22 August 1962 GoogleMaps . CIEPE740301 , ♀, ♂, Beibu Gulf, Stn. 7403, 19°50 ′ N, 107°00 ′ E, 38 m, 21 August 1962, coll. Fuzeng Sun. GoogleMaps CIEPE550401 , ♀, ♂, Hainan Province, Sanya , 18°15 ′ N, 109°30 ′ E, 14 April 1955 GoogleMaps . CIEPE570702 , 2♀♀, 2♂♂, Hainan Province, Xinying , 19°53 ′ N, 109°30 ′ E, 30 July 1957 GoogleMaps .

Remarks

Parapenaeon japonica is a very widespread species, and was reported from the Red Sea through the Indian Ocean past Pakistan and India to Japan, the Philippines and China, including Hong Kong. This species has been thoroughly described and illustrated, and some aspects of its biology have been studied ( Hiraiwa 1933, 1934, 1936). Shiino (1950) transferred it to the genus Apopenaeon as A. japonicum because its female has six pleomeres. Bourdon (1979a) later transferred this species to Parapenaeon as P. japonicum . In recording it from Indonesia, the Philippines and near Madagascar, Markham (1994) diagnosed its characters; the most distinctive feature of the female is that its short side bears coxal plates on only the first two pereomeres. Kazmi and Tirmizi (1994) reported P. japonica from Pakistan but illustrated the female with coxal plates on both sides of all pereomeres; therefore they actually had Parapenaeon expansa (discussed below) instead.

The present specimens display a moderate amount of morphological variation. Although a female ( Figure 1 View Figure 1 ) infesting M. toloensis Hall conforms well to the description of those from Hong Kong ( Markham 1982), its accompanying male ( Figure 1M, N View Figure 1 ) is more similar to that from Madagascar ( Bourdon 1979a: fig. 6m). Among parasites ( Figure 2) of M. stridulans , the posterior margin of the first oostegite ( Figure 2F, G) of one female is unusual, and its male ( Figure 2H) has black eyes. A female ( Figure 3A–H) infesting M. barbata (de Haan) has many small differences, internal ridge of oostegite 1 simple and palp stout and straight. At the same time, the pleon of its male has a large midventral tubercule ( Figure 3J). In another male ( Figure 3N), the pleon is separated into three pleomeres rather than being unsegmented.

The host species M. toloensis , M. dura , M. mogiensis and M. novaeguineae have never before been reported to bear bopyrid parasites, whereas M. stridulans have been reported to bear Epipenaeon ingens Nobili, 1906 and Orbione thielemanni Nierstrasz and Brender à Brandis, 1931. With the addition of the new host records, P. japonica is now known to infest 21 different penaeoid host species, the most for any orbionine bopyrid species. It is also the most widespread geographically of any orbionine species.

Kingdom

Animalia

Phylum

Arthropoda

SubPhylum

Crustacea

Class

Malacostraca

Order

Isopoda

SubOrder

Cymothoida

Family

Bopyridae

Genus

Parapenaeon

Loc

Parapenaeon japonica ( Thielemann, 1910 )

An, Jianmei, Markham, John C. & Li, Xinzheng 2015
2015
Loc

[sic] japonica

Janssen HH & Brandt A 1994: 9
1994
Loc

Epipenaeon

Wilson GDF 1991: 239
1991
Loc

Parapenaeon japonica

An J-M 2006: 82
Kazmi Q & Bourdon R 1997: 59
Chu KH & Leong FLS 1996: 835
Owens L 1993: 381
Owens L 1990: 35
Markham JC 1985: 3
Markham JC 1982: 369
1982
Loc

Parapenaeon japonicum

Courtney AJ 1991: 615
Anderson G 1990: 290
Markham JC 1986: 159
Ivanov BG 1982: 196
Miquel J 1982: 94
Branford JR 1980: 276
Bourdon R 1979: 480
Bourdon R 1979: 432
1979
Loc

Apopenaeon japonicum hiraiwai

Palisoc Jr F 1987: 286
Stromberg JO 1971: 6
Shiino SM 1950: 155
1971
Loc

Epipenaeon quadrii

Ayub Z & Ahmed M 2004: 225
Ayub Z 1998: 219
Owens L 1987: 118
Bourdon R 1968: 327
1968
Loc

Epipenaeon qadrii

Kensley B 2001: 223
Fatima M 2001: 171
Hussain SM 2001: 66
Kazmi Q & Bourdon R 1997: 59
Janssen HH & Brandt A 1994: 22
Kazmi QB & Tirmizi NM 1994: 171
Owens L 1986: 14
Ahmed M & Hakeem Z 1982: 316
Bourdon R 1981: 242
Ahmed M 1978: 318
Bourdon R 1968: 331
Qazi MH 1959: 60
1959
Loc

Epipenaeon qadrrii

Qazi MH 1959: 62
1959
Loc

Apopenaeon japonicum var. hiraiwai

Stromberg JO 1971: 6
Shiino SM 1958: 51
Shiino SM 1950: 155
1950
Loc

Apopenaeon japonica

Shiino SM 1950: 155
1950
Loc

Epipenaeon japonicus

Devi SL 1987: 23
Sindermann CJ 1970: 171
Baffoni GM 1950: 215
Reverberi G 1949: 45
Morris JA 1948: 7
Reverberi G 1943: 45
Hiraiwa YK & Sato M 1939: 105
1939
Loc

Apopenaeon japonicum

Trilles JP 1999: 332
Beck JT 1980: 148
Beck JT 1979: 444
Bourdon R 1968: 133
Shiino SM 1950: 157
Reverberi G 1949: 45
Shiino SM 1939: 80
Shiino SM 1934: 260
1934
Loc

Epipenaeon japonicum

Sindermann CJ 1990: 196
Bourdon R 1979: 480
Kensley B 1978: 152
Morris JA 1948: 14
Veillet A 1945: 282
Barnard KH 1940: 494
Shiino SM 1934: 260
Monod T 1933: 220
Barnard KH 1925: 121
1925
Loc

Epipenaeon japonica

Cash CE & Bauer RT 1993: 123
Wagele JW 1989: 215
Ivanov BG 1982: 197
Dale WE 1979: 2
Qazi MH 1959: 56
Morita SI 1949: 211
Morris JA 1948: 4
Nataraj S 1943: 58
Reverberi G & Pitotti M 1942: 116
Hiraiwa YK 1936: 101
Hiraiwa YK 1934: 45
Hiraiwa YK 1933: 49
Monod T 1933: 222
Chopra B 1923: 454
Thielemann M 1910: 7
1910
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