Mastigodiaptomus, Light, 1939
publication ID |
https://doi.org/ 10.1080/002229300299363 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03B687A8-FFFE-FFCB-FE88-1A5CFBE3F980 |
treatment provided by |
Carolina |
scientific name |
Mastigodiaptomus |
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Key to species of Mastigodiaptomus
Males
1a Spine on segment 16 strongly developed. Second basipod of right ®fth leg with a proximal subrectangular projection and two small bulb-like processes along inner margin.................... M. reidae
1b Spine on segment 16 absent or reduced, processes on second basipod not as described above.................... 2
2a Large (over 2,2 mm, excluding furcal rami)........... 3
2b Small or medium-sized (less than 2.0 mm length, excluding furcal rami).... 4
3a First exopod of right ®fth leg with a transverse ridge; antepenultimate segment of right antennule with fang-like process.......... M. purpureus
3b First exopod of right ®fth leg with tongue-like projection. antepenultimate segment of right antennule with rounded, knob-like process....... M. maya
4a Second exopod of right ®fth leg with lateral spine long, at least 75% of length of its segment..................... 5
4b Second exopod of right ®fth leg with lateral spine short: less than half the length of segment..................... 7
5a Second basipod of right ®fth leg with posterior butter¯y-like sclerotization on inner margin................. M. albuquerquensis
5b Same structure without such sclerotization............ 6
6a Left ®fth leg exopod with distal process smooth, right endopod not reaching distal margin of ®rst endopodal segment............ M. nesus
6b Left ®fth leg exopod with distalmost process denticulate, right endopod reaching the distal margin of ®rst endopodal segment......... M. texensis
7a Second exopod of right ®fth leg with a semicircular transverse lamella on proximal posterior surface and a ®ne longitudinal`y’ shaped longitudinal ridge. Lateral spine inserted on second third of segment......... M. montezumae
7b Second exopod of right ®fth leg without a lamella or ridges on proximal posterior surface. Lateral spine subterminal.......... M. amatitlanensis
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