2017
DOI: 10.1007/s12526-017-0731-2
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Second members of the harpacticoid genera Pontopolites and Pseudoleptomesochra (Crustacea, Copepoda) are new species from Korean marine interstitial

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“…Furthermore, this genus has a six-segmented antennule in the female, and the most primitive two-segmented antennary exopod (Table 1). As pointed out by Karanovic and Cho [9], Pontopolites are isolated from two other genera by having one plated P5 in both sexes. Acuticoxa also has a similarly-shaped P5 in the female [4].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Furthermore, this genus has a six-segmented antennule in the female, and the most primitive two-segmented antennary exopod (Table 1). As pointed out by Karanovic and Cho [9], Pontopolites are isolated from two other genera by having one plated P5 in both sexes. Acuticoxa also has a similarly-shaped P5 in the female [4].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…These two genera share the presence of anterior setules on the rostrum, the absence of geniculate distal elements on the antennary endopod, the uniramous mandibular palp, the non-prehensile P1 endopod, the short caudal rami and the shape of the sexually-dimorphic male P3. Karanovic and Cho (2018) noted that some species of both genera show different endopodal complements on the P3 between females and males, without any differences in segmentation. By contrast, the species of Nannopus display certain primitive characters, such as the presence of two abexopodal setae on the antennary allobasis (e.g.…”
Section: Relationships Amongst Clade Members With Coxal Outer Projections On the Thoracopodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The sexual dimorphism of thoracopods is one of the most robust characters used to assess the phylogenic relationships between genera and between families because it facilitates comparison of the positions of homologue elements (such as setae or apophyses) of rami in females and males (Huys 1990;Huys and Kihara 2010). In this nannopodid clade, the known males tend to exhibit differences in morphology of the P3 endopod: (1) the male of Rosacletodes has a two-segmented P3 endopod with an elongate inner apophysis on enp-2, instead of a single seta as in the female (Pallares 1982); (2) all known males of the species of Huntemannia have an additional armature element on the P3 endopod, with no differences in segmentation as in Nannopus and Pontopolites (Song et al 2007;Karanovic and Cho 2018);…”
Section: Family Nannopodidae Brady 1880mentioning
confidence: 99%
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