Deep-sea halacarids (Acari) and description of a new species

Bartsch, Ilse

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“…Other species from low latitudes, L. cygna Bartsch, 1988, from ca 9 0 S, 12°E, and Lohmannella sp. from 11oS, 47°E, are from depths greater than 400 m (Bartsch 1982(Bartsch , 1988a. There is a predominance of species in the south, with 21 vs 10 marine subspecies/species in the north (Table 1) .…”

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Lohmannella and Simognathus (Halacaridae: Acari) from Western Australia: description of two new species and reflections on the distribution of these genera

Bartsch¹

2005

Rec West Aust Mus

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Two new littoral species, Lohmannella septemsetosa sp. nov. and Simognathus cruciferus sp. nov. are described and the description of L. pinggi Otto, 1994 is supplemented. The genera Lohmannella and Simognathus are distributed worldwide. More species are recorded from the southern than northern hemisphere. Lohmannella is abundant in warm-temperate to polar regions but rare in the tropics. In contrast, most records of Simognathus are from tropical and warm-temperate areas. According to external morphological characters and distribution, different lineages of Lohmannella species developed in the north and south. Simognathus demonstrates no such north south discrimination.

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Lohmannella and Simognathus (Halacaridae: Acari) from Western Australia: description of two new species and reflections on the distribution of these genera

Bartsch¹

2005

Rec West Aust Mus

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“…Several of the genera common in littoral waters also are represented in the abyss fauna (Bartsch, 1988). At present, the deepest records of Agauopsis are from 550-950m, i.e.…”

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Hydrothermal vent fauna : Agauopsis auzendei n. sp. (Acari, Halacaridae)

Bartsch¹

1990

Bulletin Du Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle

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“…Distribution. South Atlantic Ocean: Angola Basin, 9°S, 12°E, dredged with an epibenthic sled at about 1427-1643 m depth (Bartsch 1988). In case the individual from the North Fiji Basin is conspecific with L. cygna, the range of distribution has to be extended to the south-western Pacific Ocean.…”

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The Halacarid Genus Lohmannella (Halacaridae, Acari): List of Species, Notes on Characters, Distribution, Ecology and a Tabular Key

Bartsch

2021

Acarina

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Presently, 39 Lohmannella species are accepted as valid, but future examinations may prove some of them to be junior synonyms of others. This article lists the most important descriptive papers, as well as the former names for each of the 39 species. The characters of another five species, known by their adults, are outlined but not given a name. Based on the published data, short diagnoses as well as notes on the distribution and habitats are added. In addition, the poorly known female of Lohmannella bihamata is described and illustrated. This article provides a table of morphological characters that are meant to facilitate the identification of Lohmannella species. The genus Lohmannella is spread worldwide, inhabiting all water depths and all climatic zones; its representatives live in marine and fresh water. Although the majority of Lohmannella species have been found at sea, five species have been recovered from fresh or slightly brackish water. In the following sentences, the number of unnamed species is given in square brackets. Records of 33 [plus two] marine species are exclusively from the littoral and/or bathyal zone (0–1,000 m deep); records of three [plus three] species are from the deep sea (deeper than 1,000 m); and one record is from the littoral / deep sea depth range. Most species have been found in the temperate and polar areas: namely, 12 [plus two] have been recorded north of 23°N and 20 south of 23°S. The data from the tropics include a single shallow water (0–200 m deep) record, one unnamed species from the 400–520 m depth and one [plus two] species from the depth of more than 1,000 m. Most southern hemisphere shallow water species are morphologically distinct from the bathyal and abyssal species, as well as from the northern hemisphere species.

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Deep-sea halacarids (Acari) and description of a new species

Cited by 3 publications

References 18 publications

Lohmannella and Simognathus (Halacaridae: Acari) from Western Australia: description of two new species and reflections on the distribution of these genera

Lohmannella and Simognathus (Halacaridae: Acari) from Western Australia: description of two new species and reflections on the distribution of these genera

Hydrothermal vent fauna : Agauopsis auzendei n. sp. (Acari, Halacaridae)

The Halacarid Genus Lohmannella (Halacaridae, Acari): List of Species, Notes on Characters, Distribution, Ecology and a Tabular Key

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