Freshwater Ostracods From South Carolina

Ferguson, Edward W.

doi:10.2307/2422379

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“…Candona exilis Furtos, 1933 [Furtos 1933] 21. Candona fabaeformis (Fisher, 1851 [Turner 1895, Sharpe 1897, Ferguson 1958 Delorme, 1970 [Delorme 1970] 23. Candona fluviatilis Hoff, 1942[Hoff 1942 24.…”

Section: List Of the Recent Species And Subspecies Recorded In North mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Candona ohioensis Furtos, 1933 [Furtos 1933, Delorme 1970 37. Candona orangeburgensis Ferguson, 1958[Ferguson 1958] 38. Candona parallela Muller, 1900 [Sharpe 1918, Furtos 1933, Dobbin 1941] 39.…”

Section: List Of the Recent Species And Subspecies Recorded In North mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Candona biangulata Hoff, 1942 and C. orangeburgensis Ferguson, 1958 are both very poorly described and illustrated. On the other hand, Candona wegelini was originally well described (Petkovski 1962), and subsequently redescribed several times (Marmonier andWard 1990, Meisch 2000).…”

Section: Remarks and Affinitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…It encompasses only the species of the fabaeformisgroup that have 3+2 setae in the bunch on the mandibular palp, and that also include the following characteristics: 1. a very low carapace; 2. the most posterior seta on En5 absent; 3. the right prehensile palp extremely helmet-shaped, stocky and with finger not pronounced, while the left palp has pronounced finger, but it also has several bumps and intrusions; 4. zl and z2 setae in males are both claw-like; 5. all the lobes on hemipenis are present; 6. the genital process is well expressed, triangular, with a rounded tip and broad base. This genus has approximately 10 Recent species, and only Fabaeformiscandona fabaeformis was recorded in North America by Turner (1845), Sharpe (1897Sharpe ( , 1918 and Ferguson (1958). None of these records is certain.…”

Section: Systematics Of the Genus Fabaeformiscandonamentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Similar to Furtos (1933), Hoff (1942) gave an extensive study of the Illinois ostracods with descriptions of seven new Candoninae. During the 1950 and 1960 eight species were described, all from the United States (Tressler 1954, Ferguson 1953, 1958, 1966, Cole 1965. Research of the freshwater free-living ostracods of the United States has long been completely neglected, and only recently Marmonier and Ward (1990) described two new species from interstitial waters of South Platte River (Colorado), one of which belongs to the subfamily Candoninae.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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