Cypris vittata, Chang, Cheon Young, Lee, Jimin & Smith, Robin J., 2012

Chang, Cheon Young, Lee, Jimin & Smith, Robin J., 2012, Nonmarine ostracods (Crustacea) from South Korea, including a description of a new species of Tanycypris Triebel (Cyprididae, Cypricercinae), Zootaxa 3161, pp. 1-19 : 3-4

Bradleycypris vittata ( Sars, 1903)

( Fig. 2A–C )

1903 Cypris vittata n. sp. —Sars: 22, pl. II, figs 3a–c.

1916 Cypris (Strandesia) vittata Sars, 1903 —Gurney: 339.

nov. comb. 1937 Strandesia vittata ( Sars, 1903) —Tressler: 197.

nov. comb. 2009 Bradleycypris vittata ( Sars, 1903) —Savatenalinton & Martens: 3, 6, 18, 44, 45.

Material examined. Seven females from Jilnal-nup swamp, Haman (35°19′15″N, 128°20′56″E) (locality 13 on Fig. 1 ), 27 July 2010. One female from Upo-nup swamp (Jjokjibeol), Changnyeong (35°32′53″N, 128°24′0 9″E) (locality 11 on Fig. 1 ), 27 July 2010. Ten females from the lower reaches of the Hyeongsan River, Yangdong, Gyeongju (35°59′16″N, 129°15′21″E) (locality 8 on Fig. 1 ), 10 October 2010. Seven females from a large pond at Pyeongsa-ri, Jillyang-eup, Gyeongsan-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do (35º5354″N, 128º51′22.8″E) (locality 10 on Fig. 1 ), 8 June 2011.

Remarks. This widespread Asian species is a new record for Korea. It has previously been reported from irrigation ponds, rivers, lakes and swamps in China, Sri Lanka, Celebes, India, Burma, Japan and Thailand ( Sars 1903; Gurney 1916; Tressler 1937; Forro et al. 1987; Okubo 1990b; Savatenalinton & Martens 2010). Males have only been reported from Thailand ( Savatenalinton & Martens 2010).

Figures

FIGURE 1. Localities. 1, Daegwanryeong Hill, Gangreung; 2, Deokgu Valley, Uljin; 3, estuary of Wangpicheon Stream, Uljin; 4, Yecheon; 5, Okgye Valley, Yeongdeok; 6, estuary of Goggangcheon Stream, Pohang; 7, Guryongpo, Pohang; 8, Hyeongsan River, Gyeongju; 9, Oksancheon Stream, Gyeongju; 10, Gyeongsan; 11, Upo-nup Swamp (Jjokjibeol), Changnyeong; 12, Hambak Mountain, Changnyeong; 13, Jilnal-nup Swamp, Haman; 14, Junam Reservoir, Changwon; 15, Samnak Wetland Park, the Nakdong River, Busan; 16, Dadaepo Beach, Busan.

FIGURE 2. A – C, Bradleycypris vittata (DB 40011). A, right lateral view of whole carapace. B, dorsal view, anterior to right. C, anterior view. D – H, Tanycypris centa n. sp. D, right lateral view of whole carapace (NIBRIV 0000243261). E, left valve, internal view (NIBRIV 0000243261). F, detail of ventral margin of left valve (NIBRIV 0000243261). G, right valve, internal view (NIBRIV 0000243261). H, dorsal view, anterior to right (NIBRIV 0000243261). I – J, Cavernocypris coreana elongata (DB 40012). I, left valve, internal view. J, right valve, internal view. K – L, Cypridopsis vidua. K, dorsal view, anterior to right (DB 40013). L, left valve, internal view (DB 40014). Scale bar = 306 µm for A – C, 430 µm for D – E, G – H, 91 µm for F, 239 for I – J, and 266 µm for K – L.