taxonID	type	format	identifier	references	title	description	created	creator	contributor	publisher	audience	source	license	rightsHolder	datasetID
87D5EBC8A21954C7A8DF95397B2AAAD2.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712686	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure3	Figure 3. Exterior views of the female LVs of Stenocypris species. The general morphology of the septa and the width of the postero-ventral CIL are shown. Arrowheads point to the position of the IM. A. Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov. (WOC 483, holotype); B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 541); C. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (OSBK 31); D. Stenocypris sp. 1 (WOC 176); E. Stenocypris sp. 2 (WOC 547); F. Stenocypris sp. 3 (WOC 485, anterior part broken during preparation). Scale applies to all panels.	Figure 3. Exterior views of the female LVs of Stenocypris species. The general morphology of the septa and the width of the postero-ventral CIL are shown. Arrowheads point to the position of the IM. A. Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov. (WOC 483, holotype); B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 541); C. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (OSBK 31); D. Stenocypris sp. 1 (WOC 176); E. Stenocypris sp. 2 (WOC 547); F. Stenocypris sp. 3 (WOC 485, anterior part broken during preparation). Scale applies to all panels.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
87D5EBC8A21954C7A8DF95397B2AAAD2.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712690	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure7	Figure 7. Female valves of five Stenocypris species. A, B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 643). A. LV, int.; B. RV, ext. C, D. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (WOC 493). C. LV, int.; D. RV, ext. E, F. Stenocypris sp. 1. (WOC 176). E. LV, ext.; F. RV, int. G, H. Stenocypris sp. 2. (WOC 547). G. LV, int.; H. RV, ext. I, J. Stenocypris sp. 3. (WOC 485). I. LV, int.; J. RV, ext.; K. Surface detail of S. orientalis (WOC 122), showing the polygonal pattern; L. Surface detail of (J), showing the fine striations superimposed with a faint polygonal pattern.	Figure 7. Female valves of five Stenocypris species. A, B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 643). A. LV, int.; B. RV, ext. C, D. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (WOC 493). C. LV, int.; D. RV, ext. E, F. Stenocypris sp. 1. (WOC 176). E. LV, ext.; F. RV, int. G, H. Stenocypris sp. 2. (WOC 547). G. LV, int.; H. RV, ext. I, J. Stenocypris sp. 3. (WOC 485). I. LV, int.; J. RV, ext.; K. Surface detail of S. orientalis (WOC 122), showing the polygonal pattern; L. Surface detail of (J), showing the fine striations superimposed with a faint polygonal pattern.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
87D5EBC8A21954C7A8DF95397B2AAAD2.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712684	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure1	Figure 1. Map of Yunnan province of southwestern China, showing the distribution of sampling sites in different drainage basins. Redrawn from https://yunnan.tianditu.gov.cn/index.	Figure 1. Map of Yunnan province of southwestern China, showing the distribution of sampling sites in different drainage basins. Redrawn from https://yunnan.tianditu.gov.cn/index.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
89FD5162DA645BE1BE894CDE527BB3D6.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712685	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure2	Figure 2. Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov., females. A. LV, int. (WOC 696); B. RV, ext. (WOC 696); C. LV, ext. (WOC 477); D. RV, int. (WOC 477); E. RV, dor. (WOC 483, holotype); F. LV, ext. (WOC 483, holotype); G. Cp, ven. (WOC 722); H. LV, ven. (WOC 714); I. RV, ven. (WOC 714); J. Surface detail of (B), showing the polygonal pattern and a rim-bearing pore; K. Detail of marginal area of (A), showing the groove. Anterior to left for (E, G – I). See text for explanation of abbreviations.	Figure 2. Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov., females. A. LV, int. (WOC 696); B. RV, ext. (WOC 696); C. LV, ext. (WOC 477); D. RV, int. (WOC 477); E. RV, dor. (WOC 483, holotype); F. LV, ext. (WOC 483, holotype); G. Cp, ven. (WOC 722); H. LV, ven. (WOC 714); I. RV, ven. (WOC 714); J. Surface detail of (B), showing the polygonal pattern and a rim-bearing pore; K. Detail of marginal area of (A), showing the groove. Anterior to left for (E, G – I). See text for explanation of abbreviations.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
89FD5162DA645BE1BE894CDE527BB3D6.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712686	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure3	Figure 3. Exterior views of the female LVs of Stenocypris species. The general morphology of the septa and the width of the postero-ventral CIL are shown. Arrowheads point to the position of the IM. A. Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov. (WOC 483, holotype); B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 541); C. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (OSBK 31); D. Stenocypris sp. 1 (WOC 176); E. Stenocypris sp. 2 (WOC 547); F. Stenocypris sp. 3 (WOC 485, anterior part broken during preparation). Scale applies to all panels.	Figure 3. Exterior views of the female LVs of Stenocypris species. The general morphology of the septa and the width of the postero-ventral CIL are shown. Arrowheads point to the position of the IM. A. Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov. (WOC 483, holotype); B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 541); C. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (OSBK 31); D. Stenocypris sp. 1 (WOC 176); E. Stenocypris sp. 2 (WOC 547); F. Stenocypris sp. 3 (WOC 485, anterior part broken during preparation). Scale applies to all panels.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
89FD5162DA645BE1BE894CDE527BB3D6.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712684	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure1	Figure 1. Map of Yunnan province of southwestern China, showing the distribution of sampling sites in different drainage basins. Redrawn from https://yunnan.tianditu.gov.cn/index.	Figure 1. Map of Yunnan province of southwestern China, showing the distribution of sampling sites in different drainage basins. Redrawn from https://yunnan.tianditu.gov.cn/index.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
89FD5162DA645BE1BE894CDE527BB3D6.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712688	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure5	Figure 5. Soft parts of Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov., female. A – C, H. WOC 483 (holotype); D, E. WOC 477; F. WOC 696; G. WOC 602. A. A 1; B. A 2; C. distal part of (B); D. Md; E. Details of setae α, β and γ of (D); F. Details of masticatory processes of coxa; G. Food rake; H. Endopod and distalmost endite (setae other than tooth-bristles not shown) of Mx.	Figure 5. Soft parts of Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov., female. A – C, H. WOC 483 (holotype); D, E. WOC 477; F. WOC 696; G. WOC 602. A. A 1; B. A 2; C. distal part of (B); D. Md; E. Details of setae α, β and γ of (D); F. Details of masticatory processes of coxa; G. Food rake; H. Endopod and distalmost endite (setae other than tooth-bristles not shown) of Mx.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
89FD5162DA645BE1BE894CDE527BB3D6.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712689	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure6	Figure 6. Soft parts of Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov., female. A – D, F. WOC 483 (holotype); E. WOC 570; G. WOC 602. A. L 5; B. L 6; C. L 7; D. Left Ur and attachment; E. Distal part of left Ur ramus, note the difference in the spine size between (D) and (E); F. Right Ur; G. GLs.	Figure 6. Soft parts of Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov., female. A – D, F. WOC 483 (holotype); E. WOC 570; G. WOC 602. A. L 5; B. L 6; C. L 7; D. Left Ur and attachment; E. Distal part of left Ur ramus, note the difference in the spine size between (D) and (E); F. Right Ur; G. GLs.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
89FD5162DA645BE1BE894CDE527BB3D6.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712690	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure7	Figure 7. Female valves of five Stenocypris species. A, B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 643). A. LV, int.; B. RV, ext. C, D. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (WOC 493). C. LV, int.; D. RV, ext. E, F. Stenocypris sp. 1. (WOC 176). E. LV, ext.; F. RV, int. G, H. Stenocypris sp. 2. (WOC 547). G. LV, int.; H. RV, ext. I, J. Stenocypris sp. 3. (WOC 485). I. LV, int.; J. RV, ext.; K. Surface detail of S. orientalis (WOC 122), showing the polygonal pattern; L. Surface detail of (J), showing the fine striations superimposed with a faint polygonal pattern.	Figure 7. Female valves of five Stenocypris species. A, B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 643). A. LV, int.; B. RV, ext. C, D. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (WOC 493). C. LV, int.; D. RV, ext. E, F. Stenocypris sp. 1. (WOC 176). E. LV, ext.; F. RV, int. G, H. Stenocypris sp. 2. (WOC 547). G. LV, int.; H. RV, ext. I, J. Stenocypris sp. 3. (WOC 485). I. LV, int.; J. RV, ext.; K. Surface detail of S. orientalis (WOC 122), showing the polygonal pattern; L. Surface detail of (J), showing the fine striations superimposed with a faint polygonal pattern.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
89FD5162DA645BE1BE894CDE527BB3D6.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712687	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure4	Figure 4. Detailed morphology of the marginal zone of the female LVs of Stenocypris. Each pair of photographs includes the postero-ventral (A 1, B 1, ..., F 1) and the antero-ventral (A 2, B 2, ..., E 2) areas, respectively. F 2 is the interior view of a fragment of the ventro-anterior part. All other panels are interior views of the ventral margin, which was accessed from the intero-dorsal view of the valve (Suppl. material 5; see Material and methods section for details). The specimens in A 1 / A 2 – F 1 / F 2 correspond to those in Fig. 3 A – F, respectively. (A 1, A 2) Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov. (WOC 483, holotype); (B 1, B 2) S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 541); (C 1, C 2) S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (OSBK 31); (D 1, D 2) Stenocypris sp. 1 (WOC 176); (E 1, E 2) Stenocypris sp. 2 (WOC 547); (F 1, F 2) Stenocypris sp. 3 (WOC 485). Scale applies to all panels.	Figure 4. Detailed morphology of the marginal zone of the female LVs of Stenocypris. Each pair of photographs includes the postero-ventral (A 1, B 1, ..., F 1) and the antero-ventral (A 2, B 2, ..., E 2) areas, respectively. F 2 is the interior view of a fragment of the ventro-anterior part. All other panels are interior views of the ventral margin, which was accessed from the intero-dorsal view of the valve (Suppl. material 5; see Material and methods section for details). The specimens in A 1 / A 2 – F 1 / F 2 correspond to those in Fig. 3 A – F, respectively. (A 1, A 2) Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov. (WOC 483, holotype); (B 1, B 2) S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 541); (C 1, C 2) S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (OSBK 31); (D 1, D 2) Stenocypris sp. 1 (WOC 176); (E 1, E 2) Stenocypris sp. 2 (WOC 547); (F 1, F 2) Stenocypris sp. 3 (WOC 485). Scale applies to all panels.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
5933C2E1EAD95D91ACDB8FCA83FECB41.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712686	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure3	Figure 3. Exterior views of the female LVs of Stenocypris species. The general morphology of the septa and the width of the postero-ventral CIL are shown. Arrowheads point to the position of the IM. A. Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov. (WOC 483, holotype); B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 541); C. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (OSBK 31); D. Stenocypris sp. 1 (WOC 176); E. Stenocypris sp. 2 (WOC 547); F. Stenocypris sp. 3 (WOC 485, anterior part broken during preparation). Scale applies to all panels.	Figure 3. Exterior views of the female LVs of Stenocypris species. The general morphology of the septa and the width of the postero-ventral CIL are shown. Arrowheads point to the position of the IM. A. Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov. (WOC 483, holotype); B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 541); C. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (OSBK 31); D. Stenocypris sp. 1 (WOC 176); E. Stenocypris sp. 2 (WOC 547); F. Stenocypris sp. 3 (WOC 485, anterior part broken during preparation). Scale applies to all panels.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
5933C2E1EAD95D91ACDB8FCA83FECB41.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712690	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure7	Figure 7. Female valves of five Stenocypris species. A, B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 643). A. LV, int.; B. RV, ext. C, D. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (WOC 493). C. LV, int.; D. RV, ext. E, F. Stenocypris sp. 1. (WOC 176). E. LV, ext.; F. RV, int. G, H. Stenocypris sp. 2. (WOC 547). G. LV, int.; H. RV, ext. I, J. Stenocypris sp. 3. (WOC 485). I. LV, int.; J. RV, ext.; K. Surface detail of S. orientalis (WOC 122), showing the polygonal pattern; L. Surface detail of (J), showing the fine striations superimposed with a faint polygonal pattern.	Figure 7. Female valves of five Stenocypris species. A, B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 643). A. LV, int.; B. RV, ext. C, D. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (WOC 493). C. LV, int.; D. RV, ext. E, F. Stenocypris sp. 1. (WOC 176). E. LV, ext.; F. RV, int. G, H. Stenocypris sp. 2. (WOC 547). G. LV, int.; H. RV, ext. I, J. Stenocypris sp. 3. (WOC 485). I. LV, int.; J. RV, ext.; K. Surface detail of S. orientalis (WOC 122), showing the polygonal pattern; L. Surface detail of (J), showing the fine striations superimposed with a faint polygonal pattern.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
5933C2E1EAD95D91ACDB8FCA83FECB41.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712684	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure1	Figure 1. Map of Yunnan province of southwestern China, showing the distribution of sampling sites in different drainage basins. Redrawn from https://yunnan.tianditu.gov.cn/index.	Figure 1. Map of Yunnan province of southwestern China, showing the distribution of sampling sites in different drainage basins. Redrawn from https://yunnan.tianditu.gov.cn/index.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
033157C7BCCF519FB5A6806DFCFC8AEF.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712686	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure3	Figure 3. Exterior views of the female LVs of Stenocypris species. The general morphology of the septa and the width of the postero-ventral CIL are shown. Arrowheads point to the position of the IM. A. Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov. (WOC 483, holotype); B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 541); C. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (OSBK 31); D. Stenocypris sp. 1 (WOC 176); E. Stenocypris sp. 2 (WOC 547); F. Stenocypris sp. 3 (WOC 485, anterior part broken during preparation). Scale applies to all panels.	Figure 3. Exterior views of the female LVs of Stenocypris species. The general morphology of the septa and the width of the postero-ventral CIL are shown. Arrowheads point to the position of the IM. A. Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov. (WOC 483, holotype); B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 541); C. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (OSBK 31); D. Stenocypris sp. 1 (WOC 176); E. Stenocypris sp. 2 (WOC 547); F. Stenocypris sp. 3 (WOC 485, anterior part broken during preparation). Scale applies to all panels.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
033157C7BCCF519FB5A6806DFCFC8AEF.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712690	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure7	Figure 7. Female valves of five Stenocypris species. A, B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 643). A. LV, int.; B. RV, ext. C, D. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (WOC 493). C. LV, int.; D. RV, ext. E, F. Stenocypris sp. 1. (WOC 176). E. LV, ext.; F. RV, int. G, H. Stenocypris sp. 2. (WOC 547). G. LV, int.; H. RV, ext. I, J. Stenocypris sp. 3. (WOC 485). I. LV, int.; J. RV, ext.; K. Surface detail of S. orientalis (WOC 122), showing the polygonal pattern; L. Surface detail of (J), showing the fine striations superimposed with a faint polygonal pattern.	Figure 7. Female valves of five Stenocypris species. A, B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 643). A. LV, int.; B. RV, ext. C, D. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (WOC 493). C. LV, int.; D. RV, ext. E, F. Stenocypris sp. 1. (WOC 176). E. LV, ext.; F. RV, int. G, H. Stenocypris sp. 2. (WOC 547). G. LV, int.; H. RV, ext. I, J. Stenocypris sp. 3. (WOC 485). I. LV, int.; J. RV, ext.; K. Surface detail of S. orientalis (WOC 122), showing the polygonal pattern; L. Surface detail of (J), showing the fine striations superimposed with a faint polygonal pattern.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
033157C7BCCF519FB5A6806DFCFC8AEF.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712684	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure1	Figure 1. Map of Yunnan province of southwestern China, showing the distribution of sampling sites in different drainage basins. Redrawn from https://yunnan.tianditu.gov.cn/index.	Figure 1. Map of Yunnan province of southwestern China, showing the distribution of sampling sites in different drainage basins. Redrawn from https://yunnan.tianditu.gov.cn/index.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
D719006D4EE257A797CE2A6F1EEBF75E.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712686	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure3	Figure 3. Exterior views of the female LVs of Stenocypris species. The general morphology of the septa and the width of the postero-ventral CIL are shown. Arrowheads point to the position of the IM. A. Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov. (WOC 483, holotype); B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 541); C. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (OSBK 31); D. Stenocypris sp. 1 (WOC 176); E. Stenocypris sp. 2 (WOC 547); F. Stenocypris sp. 3 (WOC 485, anterior part broken during preparation). Scale applies to all panels.	Figure 3. Exterior views of the female LVs of Stenocypris species. The general morphology of the septa and the width of the postero-ventral CIL are shown. Arrowheads point to the position of the IM. A. Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov. (WOC 483, holotype); B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 541); C. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (OSBK 31); D. Stenocypris sp. 1 (WOC 176); E. Stenocypris sp. 2 (WOC 547); F. Stenocypris sp. 3 (WOC 485, anterior part broken during preparation). Scale applies to all panels.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
D719006D4EE257A797CE2A6F1EEBF75E.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712690	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure7	Figure 7. Female valves of five Stenocypris species. A, B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 643). A. LV, int.; B. RV, ext. C, D. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (WOC 493). C. LV, int.; D. RV, ext. E, F. Stenocypris sp. 1. (WOC 176). E. LV, ext.; F. RV, int. G, H. Stenocypris sp. 2. (WOC 547). G. LV, int.; H. RV, ext. I, J. Stenocypris sp. 3. (WOC 485). I. LV, int.; J. RV, ext.; K. Surface detail of S. orientalis (WOC 122), showing the polygonal pattern; L. Surface detail of (J), showing the fine striations superimposed with a faint polygonal pattern.	Figure 7. Female valves of five Stenocypris species. A, B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 643). A. LV, int.; B. RV, ext. C, D. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (WOC 493). C. LV, int.; D. RV, ext. E, F. Stenocypris sp. 1. (WOC 176). E. LV, ext.; F. RV, int. G, H. Stenocypris sp. 2. (WOC 547). G. LV, int.; H. RV, ext. I, J. Stenocypris sp. 3. (WOC 485). I. LV, int.; J. RV, ext.; K. Surface detail of S. orientalis (WOC 122), showing the polygonal pattern; L. Surface detail of (J), showing the fine striations superimposed with a faint polygonal pattern.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
D719006D4EE257A797CE2A6F1EEBF75E.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712684	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure1	Figure 1. Map of Yunnan province of southwestern China, showing the distribution of sampling sites in different drainage basins. Redrawn from https://yunnan.tianditu.gov.cn/index.	Figure 1. Map of Yunnan province of southwestern China, showing the distribution of sampling sites in different drainage basins. Redrawn from https://yunnan.tianditu.gov.cn/index.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
42E8FDD5055B5C57BC4C8753C4C42720.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712686	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure3	Figure 3. Exterior views of the female LVs of Stenocypris species. The general morphology of the septa and the width of the postero-ventral CIL are shown. Arrowheads point to the position of the IM. A. Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov. (WOC 483, holotype); B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 541); C. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (OSBK 31); D. Stenocypris sp. 1 (WOC 176); E. Stenocypris sp. 2 (WOC 547); F. Stenocypris sp. 3 (WOC 485, anterior part broken during preparation). Scale applies to all panels.	Figure 3. Exterior views of the female LVs of Stenocypris species. The general morphology of the septa and the width of the postero-ventral CIL are shown. Arrowheads point to the position of the IM. A. Stenocypris menghaiensis sp. nov. (WOC 483, holotype); B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 541); C. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (OSBK 31); D. Stenocypris sp. 1 (WOC 176); E. Stenocypris sp. 2 (WOC 547); F. Stenocypris sp. 3 (WOC 485, anterior part broken during preparation). Scale applies to all panels.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
42E8FDD5055B5C57BC4C8753C4C42720.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712690	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure7	Figure 7. Female valves of five Stenocypris species. A, B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 643). A. LV, int.; B. RV, ext. C, D. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (WOC 493). C. LV, int.; D. RV, ext. E, F. Stenocypris sp. 1. (WOC 176). E. LV, ext.; F. RV, int. G, H. Stenocypris sp. 2. (WOC 547). G. LV, int.; H. RV, ext. I, J. Stenocypris sp. 3. (WOC 485). I. LV, int.; J. RV, ext.; K. Surface detail of S. orientalis (WOC 122), showing the polygonal pattern; L. Surface detail of (J), showing the fine striations superimposed with a faint polygonal pattern.	Figure 7. Female valves of five Stenocypris species. A, B. S. hirutai Smith & Kamiya, 2006 (WOC 643). A. LV, int.; B. RV, ext. C, D. S. orientalis Victor & Fernando, 1981 (WOC 493). C. LV, int.; D. RV, ext. E, F. Stenocypris sp. 1. (WOC 176). E. LV, ext.; F. RV, int. G, H. Stenocypris sp. 2. (WOC 547). G. LV, int.; H. RV, ext. I, J. Stenocypris sp. 3. (WOC 485). I. LV, int.; J. RV, ext.; K. Surface detail of S. orientalis (WOC 122), showing the polygonal pattern; L. Surface detail of (J), showing the fine striations superimposed with a faint polygonal pattern.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
42E8FDD5055B5C57BC4C8753C4C42720.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1712684	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1284.195403.figure1	Figure 1. Map of Yunnan province of southwestern China, showing the distribution of sampling sites in different drainage basins. Redrawn from https://yunnan.tianditu.gov.cn/index.	Figure 1. Map of Yunnan province of southwestern China, showing the distribution of sampling sites in different drainage basins. Redrawn from https://yunnan.tianditu.gov.cn/index.	2026-07-10	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei		Zenodo	biologists	Zhai, Dayou;Smith, Robin James;Mai, Huijuan;Jiang, Ping;Zeng, Kewei			
