Wandesia (Wandesia) sokolowi, Semenchenko, Ksenia A., 2016
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6069170 |
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Wandesia (Wandesia) sokolowi |
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Wandesia (Wandesia) sokolowi sp. n.
( Figs 2A–D View FIGURE 2 A – D , 3A–H View FIGURE 3 A – H )
Type series. Holotype: male ( X 44820 View Materials /Ar-27), Russia, Primory Territory, Artemovsky Urban District, Steklyanukha River, N 43°21.027’; E 132°27.723’; depth 30 cm below the sediment surface; substrate: cobbles, pebbles, coarse- and medium-grained sand; 12.06.2010, leg. K.A. Semenchenko, D.A. Sidorov. Paratypes: 2 males ( X 44852 View Materials /Ar-30), 3 females ( X 44853 View Materials /Ar-31), same data as holotype; 1 male ( X 44854 View Materials /Ar-32), Russia, Primory Territory, Partizansky District, Partizanskay River basin, Tigrovaya River, N 43°11.401’; E 133°12.660’; depth 30 cm below the sediment surface; substrate: cobbles, pebbles, sand; 12.06.2010, leg. K.A. Semenchenko, D.A. Sidorov. Additional material examined (not included in the type series; not mounted, in Koenike’s fluid): 4 males, same data as holotype.
Diagnosis. Adults. P-5 with very long proximal solenidion. Cx-IV well developed, with medial part reaching medial part of Cx-III. Ac-2 longer than Ac-1 and slightly shorter than Ac-3. Setae Ci located on the level of excretory pore.
Description. Both sexes. Idiosoma elongated ( Figs 2A, B View FIGURE 2 A – D ). Integument reticulated; Cx-I and II fused in medial part ( Fig. 2C View FIGURE 2 A – D ); Cx-III with broad medial edge and short anteromedial apodeme; Cx-IV well developed; Cx-I with three setae; Cx-II without setae; Cx-III with one-two setae and Cx-IV with one anterior seta. Genital field ( Fig. 2D View FIGURE 2 A – D ) with three pairs of stalked elongated genital acetabula. Distance between Ac-1 and Ac-2 twice longer than between Ac-2 and Ac-3, Ac-1 shorter than posterior pairs of acetabula. Males with nearly transparent sclerites projected above Ac-1, bearing 13–14 pairs of setae ( Fig. 2D View FIGURE 2 A – D ); females only with two visible pairs of setae on wrinkles of integument ( Fig. 3A View FIGURE 3 A – H ). Gonopore between first pairs of acetabula. Male’s ejaculatory complex as illustrated on Figs 3B–C View FIGURE 3 A – H . Excretory pore elongated, located posteriorly on ventral side between setae Ci. Gnathosoma anteriorly with papillae ( Fig. 3D View FIGURE 3 A – H ). Pedipalps short ( Fig. 3E View FIGURE 3 A – H ). P-1 without setae; P-2 with one lateral and two dorsodistal short setae; P-3 with two long dorsodistal setae; P-4 with large dorsodistal spine and three thin distal setae (dorsal setae absent on pedipalp of holotype); P-5 with very long proximal solenidion. Chelicera ( Fig. 3F View FIGURE 3 A – H ) with large chela. Anterior pairs of legs wider than posterior ( Figs 3G, H View FIGURE 3 A – H ). Claws simple hook-like.
Male. Measurements (n=2). Idiosoma L 1260–1580, Cx-I+II total L 105–108, W 82–92, Cx-III+IV lateral L 73–84; Ac-1 L 25–27, W 16–19, Ac-2 L 34–37, W 17–18, Ac-3 L 39–55, W 16; ejaculatory complex L 121–125; gnathosoma vL 154–211, chelicera basal segment L 127–138, claw L 75–78, L basal segment/claw ratio 1.7; pedipalpal segments (P–1–5) L: 23–24, 46–51, 40–41, 51–56, 12–13; leg segments L: I–Leg– 1–6 —45 –46, 94–95, 78–84, 84–89, 93–107, 94–106; II–Leg– 1–6—46 –48, 76–89, 71–75, 78–84, 92–100, 93–105; III–Leg– 1–6—36 – 38, 67–68, 48–54, 62–65, 76–81, 89–92; IV–Leg– 1–6—51 –60, 70–78, 72–78, 84–89, 86–92, 89–94.
Female. Measurements (n=2). Idiosoma L 1400–1500, Cx-I+II total L 119–124, W 70–100, Cx-III+IV lateral L 100–113; Ac-1 L 32–35, W 19–22, Ac-2 L 45–46, W 17–25, Ac-3 L 51–57, W 18–23; gnathosoma vL 108–130, chelicera basal segment L 154–157, claw L 84–89, L basal segment/claw ratio 1.7–1.8; pedipalpal segments (P–1– 5) L: 21–29, 54–55, 35–40, 58–59, 15–16; leg segments L: I–Leg– 1–6—51 –52, 97–105, 81–86, 90–92, 103–108, 102–108; II–Leg– 1–6—46 –49, 94–95, 75–81, 83–84, 97–100, 105–108; III–Leg– 1–6—36 –38, 60–68, 49–56, 64– 65, 81–89, 93–96; IV–Leg– 1–6—56 –60, 75–78, 76–84, 86–92, 94–95, 92–100.
Differential diagnosis. Three known species from the subgenus Wandesia , i.e.— W. polyseta Tuzovskij, 1982 , W. morozovensis Tuzovskij, 1987 and W. japonica Imamura, 1956 have solenidion on P-5 which is much longer than its length. Wandesia polyseta was described on the basis of a deutonymph ( Tuzovskij 1982), and characterized by multiple idiosomal setae. Wandesia sokolowi sp. n. is closely related to W. morozovensis , known from Magadan Region. The new species differs from the latter in the following characters (character states of W. morozovensis are given in parentheses, data taken from Tuzovskij 1987b): Cx-IV well developed (weakly developed, with medial part not reaching medial part of Cx-III); Ac-2 longer than Ac-1 and slightly shorter than Ac-3 (Ac-2 shorter than other pairs of acetabula); setae Ci located on the level of excretory pore (posterior to excretory pore). Males of the new species differ from W. japonica in having elongated acetabula (in Fig. 2 View FIGURE 2 A – D from Imamura 1956 all acetabula are rounded), 13–14 pairs of genital setae (6 pairs in W. japonica ) and broader Cx-IV.
Etymology. The species is named after Professor Ivan Ivanovich Sokolow (1885–1972) in appreciation of his studies on water mites of the Russian Far East.
Distribution. Primory Territory, Far East of Russia.
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