Malagasya goodmani (Cumberlidge, Boyko & Harvey, 2002) Cumberlidge & Sternberg, 2002
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.5401510 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/038487AF-1F36-FFE7-1325-C52A7284FC1C |
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Marcus |
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Malagasya goodmani |
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comb. nov. |
(Cumberlidge, Boyko & Harvey, 2002) n. comb. ( Figs 1F View FIG ; 3F View FIG ; 4F View FIG ; 5F View FIG ; 6F View FIG ; 7E, F View FIG ; 8J View FIG ; 11G View FIG ) Gecarcinautes cf. antongilensis antongilensis — Harvey & Boyko 1998: 145,146.
Gecarcinautes goodmani Cumberlidge, Boyko & Harvey, 2002: 71-76 , figs 4-6.
TYPEMATERIAL. — Madagascar. Station forestière de Tampolo, Province de Toamasina, Madagascar, 17°17’2”S, 49°24’5”E, 1 ad. /subad. holotype of Gecarcinautes goodmani Cumberlidge, Boyko & Harvey, 2002 cw 23.0, cl 17.6, ch 6.8, fw 4.7 mm (FMNH 4651). — 1 ad. /subad., paratype cw 23.5, cl 18.4, ch 8.0, fw 5.4 mm, 1 juv., paratype cw 12.6, cl 10.6, ch 4.2, fw 3.1 mm (FMNH 4651). — 1 subad., paratype cl 16.5 mm (AMNH 17530). — 4.IV.1997, coll. S. M. Goodman, 1 ad. ovigerous, paratype cl 18.1 mm (AMNH 17530a).
TYPELOCALITY. — Madagascar. Station forestière de Tampolo, Province de Toamasina, 17°17’2”S, 49°24’5”E, 10 m elevation, in leaf axils of Pandanus .
DISTRIBUTION. — Madagascar ( Fig. 11G View FIG ). Known only from the Station forestière de Tampolo, Province de Toamasina. Malagasya goodmani n. comb. is found at different elevations, always in association with Pandanus leaf axils.
DIAGNOSIS. — Suborbital, pterygostomial regions of carapace sidewall smooth; subhepatic region finely granulated; ischium of third maxilliped smooth (vertical sulcus either faint or absent). Third sternal sulcus s3/s4 deep at edges, sides angled backward, middle horizontal, completely crossing sternum; outer margins of dactylus, propodus of p2 to p5 with thick covering of velvet-like hair.
DESCRIPTION
See Cumberlidge et al. (2002).
Size
The adult size range is from cw 24 mm. The carapace proportions are given in Table 3.
REMARKS
This taxon is referred to Malagasya n. gen. due to the synonymy of the genus Gecarcinautes (see above).
Malagasya goodmani n. comb. can be distinguished from M. antongilensis n. comb. as follows: the epigastric crests of M. goodmani n. comb. are separated by a narrow midgroove, whereas the midgroove of M. antongilensis n. comb. is wide; the inner margin of the propodus of pereiopods p2 to p5 of G. goodmani is smooth (with tufts of hair), whereas these margins in M. antongilensis n. comb. are distinctly toothed; and the outer margins of the dactylus and propodus of p2 to p5 of M. goodmani n. comb. have a thick covering of velvet-like hair, whereas this hair is lacking in M. antongilensis n. comb. In addition, the propodus of pereiopod p5 of G. goodmani is short and broad, whereas that of M. antongilensis n. comb. is elongated and slim; the suborbital and pterygostomial regions of the carapace sidewall of M. goodmani n. comb. are smooth, whereas those of M. antongilensis n. comb. are finely granulated with a field of sparse hairs; the ischium of the third maxilliped of M. goodmani n. comb. is smooth, whereas in M. antongilensis n. comb. the vertical sulcus of the ischium is deep; and the sternal sulcus s3/s4 of M. goodmani n. comb. is V-shaped, whereas in M. antongilensis n. comb. this sulcus is horizontal.
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Malagasya goodmani
Cumberlidge, Neil & Sternberg, Richard V. 2002 |
Gecarcinautes goodmani
Cumberlidge, Boyko & Harvey 2002: 71 - 76 |
Gecarcinautes goodmani
Cumberlidge, Boyko & Harvey 2002 |