Iphinoe Bate, 1856
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4766.2.4 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3803669 |
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Genus Iphinoe Bate, 1856 View in CoL
In order to facilitate identification (mainly of adult specimens), a dichotomous key of the Atlanto-Mediterranean Iphinoe species is provided here. When the sex is not stated, the feature described applies to females and males. Finally, the diagnostic characters are written in bold.
IPHINOE View in CoL species key from atlanto-mediterranean waters
1. Pleonite 6 with 2 perianal setae ......................................................................... 2
- Pleonite 6 with more than 2 perianal setae ................................................................ 21
2. Antenna 1 with 2 aesthetascs ............................................................................ 3
- Antenna 1 with 1 aesthetasc ............................................................................ 4
3. CL/CD: 2.4; dorsal carina armed, basis length of pereopod 1 subequal to the other joints together, seta formula 11; 5+ 11 in females.................................................................... I. rhodaniensis Ledoyer, 1965 View in CoL
- CL/CD: 1.5; dorsal carina unarmed in adult males; pseudorostrum slightly upturned, with some distal hairs............................................................................................... I. crassipes Hansen, 1895 View in CoL
4. Females available..................................................................................... 5
- Males available...................................................................................... 12
5. Pseudorostrum bifid and long .................................................... I. acutirostris Ledoyer, 1965 View in CoL
- Pseudorostrum rounded................................................................................ 6
6. Uropod peduncle with ≥ 10 acuminate setae ............................................................... 7
- Setae of uropod peduncle <10 acuminate setae .......................................................... 10
7. Pereopod 1, basis subequal to the other joints together, seta formula 10–12; 4–5+12 .......... I. douniae Ledoyer, 1965 View in CoL
- Pereopod 1 basis length different from rest of pereopod 1 ................................................... 8
8. Pereopod 1 basis longer than the other joints together........................................................ 9
- Pereopod 1 basis shorter than the other joints together, seta formula 12; 4+12 .................. I. armata Ledoyer, 1965 View in CoL
9. Uropod seta formula 10; 5+15 ............................................... Iphinoe trispinosa ( Goodsir, 1843) View in CoL
- Uropod seta formula 12; 4+9 ................................................................ I. daphne n. sp.
10. Pereopod 1 basis shorter than the other joints together...................................................... 11
- Pereopod 1 basis longer than the other joints .............................................. I. inermis Sars, 1878 View in CoL
11. Uropod seta formula 8; 4+8........................................ I. canariensis Corbera, Brito and Nunez, 2002 View in CoL
- Uropod seta formula 7–9; 4–7+12 ................................................... I. maculata Ledoyer, 1965 View in CoL
12. Pseudorostrum bifid, long, carina armed............................................ I. acutirostris Ledoyer, 1965 View in CoL
- Pseudorostrum rounded .............................................................................. 13
13. Antenna 2 not reaching the end of the pleon .............................................. I. inermis Sars, 1878 View in CoL
- Antenna 2 reaching the end of the pleon ................................................................ 14
14. P2 carpus with plumose setae .......................................................................... 15
- P2 carpus without plumose setae ........................................................................ 17
15. P2 carpus with 3 plumose setae, sternal process with 6 digits .............................. I. douniae Ledoyer, 1965 View in CoL
- P2 carpus with less than 3 plumose setae ................................................................. 16
16. P2 carpus with 2 plumose setae, sternal process with 6/8 digits ............................. I. armata Ledoyer, 1965 View in CoL
- P2 carpus with 1 plumose seta, sternal process bifid ............................................. I. daphne n. sp.
17. Uropod peduncle with serrulate setae distally on inner margin, CL/CD=2, sternal process with 6–8 digits ........................................................................................... I. trispinosa ( Goodsir, 1843) View in CoL
- Uropod peduncle without serrulate setae distally on the inner margin.......................................... 18
18. Sternal process with 4 cup-like digits, CL/CD=1.96.................................... I. maculata Ledoyer 1965 View in CoL
- Sternal process with 8 teeth, CL/CD=2.3............................. I. canariensis Corbera, Brito and Nunez, 2002 View in CoL
19. Pleonite 6 with 4 perianal setae ........................................................................ 20
- Pleonite 6 with 6 perianal setae, 1 aesthetasc on antennal ..................................... I. tenella Sars, 1878 View in CoL
20. Antenna 1 with 1 aesthetasc ........................................................... I. elisae Bâcescu, 1950 View in CoL
- Antenna 1 with 2 aesthetascs, CL/CD=2.3.............................................. I. serrata Normann, 1867 View in CoL
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