Cypridopsinae, Kaufmann, 1900
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.5254.1.3 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7713026 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/3C4D87F3-FFBB-FF94-2FDA-3221FA0E38AD |
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Plazi |
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Cypridopsinae |
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Key to tribes of Cypridopsinae View in CoL
1. a. Terminal segment of Mx1-palp spatula shape.................................................. Potamocypridini b. Terminal segment of Mx1-palp cylindrical shape............................................................ 2
2. a. A1 6-segmented, T3 without pincer organ......................................... Songkhramodopsini trib. nov. b. A1 7-segmented, T3 with or without pincer organ........................................................... 3
3. a. Marginal septa present, T3 without pincer organ, T2 penultimate segment undivided.................... Cyprettadopsini View in CoL b. Marginal septa absent, T3 with pincer organ, T2 penultimate segment divided..................................... 4
4. a. Limbs with reductions of segmentation and chaetotaxy............................................ Paranadopsini b. Limbs without reductions of segmentation and chaetotaxy.................................................... 5
5. a. RV overlapping LV..................................................................... Plesiocypridopsini b. LV overlapping RV................................................................................... 6
6. a. Female claw G2 very large and strongly serrated................................................. Zonocypridini b. Female claw G2 normal size, slightly strong serrated in some members................................ Cypridopsini View in CoL
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