FAMILY DIOSACCIDAE
KGG 110 characters
1. P.1 Enp.1.
< Exp. 1st segment of the Enp. does not reach as far as
the end of the Exp.
= Exp. 1st segment of the Enp. reaches about as far as the
end of the Exp.
> Exp. 1st segment reaches beyond the end of the Exp.
2. (M) P.2 Enp.2.
sp distal seta of the inner border is transformed into a spine.
se distal seta of the inner border is not transformed; usually a very
long seta.
3. P.4 Exp.3.
n number of setae and/or spines.
4. P.5 (F)
n:n number of setae on Benp. and Exp. respectively.
5. P.5 (M)
n:n number of setae on Benp. and Exp. respectively.
KGG 110
|
P.1 Enp.1 |
P.2 (M) Enp.2 seta |
P.4 Exp.3 setae |
P.5 (F) setae |
P.5 (M) setae |
|
|
< Exp. |
sp |
7 |
5:5 |
2:5 |
Paramphiascella a) b) |
|
< Exp. |
se |
7 |
5:5 |
2:5 |
Miscegenus heretaunga Wells, Hicks & Coull, 1982 |
|
= Exp. |
sp |
7 |
? |
2:5 |
Paramphiascella xiphophora |
|
= Exp. |
sp |
7 |
5:5 |
2:5 |
Paramphiascella pacifica Paramphiascella fulvofasciata Rosenfield & Coull, 1974 |
|
= Exp. |
? |
7 |
5:5 |
? |
Paramphiascella c) |
|
= Exp. |
se |
7 |
5:5 |
3:5 |
Amphiascoides breviarticulatus Kunz, 1983 |
|
= Exp. |
? |
6 |
5:5 |
? |
Amphiascoides nanoides Amphiascoides sterilis |
|
> Exp. |
se |
7 |
5:5 |
2:5 |
Amphiascoides d) |
|
> Exp. |
se |
7 |
? |
2:5 |
Amphiascoides sp. (M) Becker & Schriever, 1979 |
|
> Exp. |
? |
7 |
5:5 |
? |
Amphiascoides nichollsi |
|
> Exp. |
se |
6 |
5:5 |
2:5 |
Amphiascoides e) |
|
> Exp. |
? |
6 |
5:5 |
? |
Amphiascoides littoralis Amphiascoides golikovi Tschislenko, 1977 |
|
> Exp. |
se |
6 |
5:4 |
2:4 |
Amphiascoides dispar |
|
> Exp. |
? |
? |
4?:5 |
? |
Amphiascoides proximus |
a) See
general notes on the family.
b) Paramphiascella
hispida, intermedia, robinsoni, hyperborea, vararensis,
commensalis, mediterranea, coulli Marcotte, 1974, bodini
Marcotte, 1974, austroatlantica Pallares, 1982.
c) Paramphiascella
bulbifer, delamarei, faurei.
d) Amphiascoides
brevifurca (?), neglectus, subdebilis, lancisetiger, petkovskii,
dimorphus, bulbiseta Pallares, 1975.
e) Amphiascoides debilis, limicolus a), nanus.