Sketinella, Camacho, 2005
publication ID |
https://doi.org/ 10.1080/00222930500218524 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03AB6709-FF84-FF82-FDC9-BEF1FDDB7A0B |
treatment provided by |
Felipe |
scientific name |
Sketinella |
status |
gen. nov. |
Sketinella n. g.
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Genus diagnosis
Antennule (A.I) ( Figure 9A View Figure 9 ) has eight segments, subterminal aesthetascs on the last segment. A.II has six segments. Md has a protuding pars molaris. Proximal endite of the Mx.I has four teeth and distal endite has seven teeth. Th 1–7 with more than two segments (three to five) on exopod; basipods of the thoracopods have only one seta; epipodites absent on Th 1 and 2. Th 8 male large, square; square endopod with two long plumose setae; the large exopod is on the distal face of the basipod, ending in a point with a small lateral tooth or tiny protuberance, curved and overhanging the basipod; distal end of inner lobe exceeding dentate lobe; outer lobe is not fused with basipod; rounded basipod with protuded distal end on the internal lateral edge; dentate lobe rounded and with strong teeth. The first pair of pleopods are a simple seta. Sympod of uropod has three distal spines which are longer than the rest; the endopod of the uropod has two strong distal spines and a kind of ‘‘claw’’ on the distal end; protuded anal operculum.
Type species. Sketinella trontelji n. sp.
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