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Ontogeny of Heterocypris bosniaca (Ostracoda: Cyprididae): description of postembryonic instars and rediscovery of the neglected A-9 stage [PDF]
Journal of Crustacean Biology, 2013 Despite being the most common and widespread family of Ostracoda in fresh water, the Cyprididae are still poorly known with respect to species ontogeny. The full series of eight juvenile instars has been described in detail for just five of the approximately 1000 living species, and only in one case did this include the earliest A-9 stage.
, Mesquita-Joanes Francesc
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Journal of Crustacean Biology, 2022 Pseudocypretta maculataKlie, 1932, type species of the genus, is redescribed based on new material from Thailand. The main diagnostic features of the species are the presence of marginal septa, presence of Wouters organ on the first antenna, strongly serrated claw G2 of the second antenna (A2), small β seta on the mandibular palp, elongated terminal ...
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Revue De Micropaleontologie, 2004
Resume Le Bassin de Turiec a livre douze especes d’ostracodes appartenant a la famille des Cyprididae ; trois d’entre elles sont nouvelles – Herpetocypris denticulata nov. sp., H. pusilla nov. sp. et Psychrodromus janzi nov. sp. La decouverte de Mediocypris temoigne de l’occupation du Bassin de Turiec par les ostracodes depuis le Miocene moyen.
Radovan Pipik, Anne-Marie Bodergat
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Resume Le Bassin de Turiec a livre douze especes d’ostracodes appartenant a la famille des Cyprididae ; trois d’entre elles sont nouvelles – Herpetocypris denticulata nov. sp., H. pusilla nov. sp. et Psychrodromus janzi nov. sp. La decouverte de Mediocypris temoigne de l’occupation du Bassin de Turiec par les ostracodes depuis le Miocene moyen.
Radovan Pipik, Anne-Marie Bodergat
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Zoological Journal of the Linnean SocietyAbstract Australian salt lakes contain a high proportion of endemic taxa. This includes giant ostracods in the subfamily Mytilocypridinae (Cyprididae), which appears to have undergone radiation in these environments. Although the morphological taxonomy of this subfamily is relatively advanced, it has not been verified with molecular data.
Mahabubur Rahman, Angus D'Arcy Lawrie
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Revista Brasileira De Paleontologia, 2018 Duas novas espécies de ostracodes, Eucypris lobatoi sp. nov. e Potamocypris taubatensis sp. nov., são propostas neste trabalho. Este é o primeiro registro fóssil destes gêneros no Brasil, cujas espécies identificadas ocorrem em duas fases distintas do Paleolago Tremembé. Eucypris lobatoi sp. nov. ocorre durante a fase mais antiga e estável do paleolago,
Cristianini Trescastro Bergue +1 more
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Trois nouvelles especes du genre mixtacandona (ostracoda, cyprididae, candoninae)
Hydrobiologia, 1979The authors describe Mixtacandona elegans n. sp.,M. pietrosanii n. sp., M. tabacarui n. sp. and present new data on the systematics and biogeography of the following Mixtacandona groups: ljovuschkini,hvarensis and riongessa. Mixtacandona elegans n. sp. belongs to the group ljovuschkini.
Dan L. Danielopol, Ljumbomir Cvetkov
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The Science of Nature, 2022
Arthropods with a pair of mandibles (Mandibulata) emerged by the end of the Cambrian period. The mandible is one of the apomorphic characteristics of this monophyletic clade, which is composed of Pancrustacea and Myriapoda. Acquisition of the mandible is one of the important events of the evolutionary pathway of arthropods because the powerful ...
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Arthropods with a pair of mandibles (Mandibulata) emerged by the end of the Cambrian period. The mandible is one of the apomorphic characteristics of this monophyletic clade, which is composed of Pancrustacea and Myriapoda. Acquisition of the mandible is one of the important events of the evolutionary pathway of arthropods because the powerful ...
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Zootaxa, 2023
The New Caledonian Archipelago is a hot spot for biodiversity and endemism. Here, we describe Lithocypris peyia gen. et spec. nov. Martens, Almeida & Higuti from a single locality (a lithotelma, or rockpool) on “Grande Terre”, the main island of the archipelago.
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The New Caledonian Archipelago is a hot spot for biodiversity and endemism. Here, we describe Lithocypris peyia gen. et spec. nov. Martens, Almeida & Higuti from a single locality (a lithotelma, or rockpool) on “Grande Terre”, the main island of the archipelago.
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Journal of Biogeography, 1998
Abstract. The freshwater ostracod Tonnacypris glacialis (Sars, 1890) is reported from the European Pleistocene for the first time. The historical allocation of the species is discussed, and the species composition and characteristics of Tonnacypris Diebel & Pietrzeniuk (1975) and its phylozoogeography are considered.
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Abstract. The freshwater ostracod Tonnacypris glacialis (Sars, 1890) is reported from the European Pleistocene for the first time. The historical allocation of the species is discussed, and the species composition and characteristics of Tonnacypris Diebel & Pietrzeniuk (1975) and its phylozoogeography are considered.
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What is Pattersoncypris Bate (Ostracoda: Cyprididae)? A review of the genus and its species
Revue De MicropaleontologieRenata Juliana Arruda Maia +2 more
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