An adult male of an undescribed gynodiastylid cumacean was collected in a Menzies trawl sample taken at a depth of between 388 and 399 m in the Ross Sea (76 degrees 01.5\u27-76 degrees 01.0\u27S, 179 degrees 49.9\u27-179 degrees 52.3\u27 E) during February 1972. The specimen, which had lost its third maxillipeds and the last four articles of the first pereopods, is placed in the genus Gynodiastylis Calman, 1911. Gynodiastylis jazdzewskii, new species, the first member of its family reported from Antarctic waters, can be distinguished from the 59 previously described species of Gynodiastylis and members of the other five gynodiastylid genera by a combination of characters, including the finer, more irregularly wavy, longitudinal ridges, and ...
Two new deep-sea cumaceans, Diastylis andeepae and D. catalinae are described from the Weddell Sea. ...
Coleman, Tapati Biswas Charles Oliver, Hendrycks, Ed A. (2009): Andeepia ingridae a new genus and sp...
Phylogenetic hypotheses for the peracarid order Cumacea are scarce and have not provided a solution ...
An adult male of an undescribed gynodiastylid cumacean was collected in a Menzies trawl sample taken...
In a small collection of cumacean crustaceans taken by the 26th Japanese Antarctic Research Expediti...
Diastylis hammoniae Zimmer, 1902 and D. planifrons Calman, 1912 are redescribed and illustrated on t...
Three species of amphipod crustaceans were described based on the specimens collected from Breid and...
Eighteen species of diastylid cumaceans have been described from Antarctic and subantarctic waters. ...
Seventeen species of decapod crustaceans have been described from Campanian through Paleocene rocks ...
Abstract: In a small collection of cumacean crustaceans taken by the 26th Japanese Antarctic Researc...
The crustacean order Cumacea belongs to the Peracarida and comprises anevolutionary old group with c...
This is the first issue of ZooKeys devoted to taxonomy of the Crustacea, specifically crustaceans fr...
Shalla, Salma H., Bishop, John D. D. (2005): First record of the genus Atlantistylis Reyss, 1975 (Cr...
We report for the first time the occurrence of at least two species of the phylum Gnathostomulida in...
The crustacean order Cumacea belongs to the Peracarida and comprises anevolutionary old group with c...
Two new deep-sea cumaceans, Diastylis andeepae and D. catalinae are described from the Weddell Sea. ...
Coleman, Tapati Biswas Charles Oliver, Hendrycks, Ed A. (2009): Andeepia ingridae a new genus and sp...
Phylogenetic hypotheses for the peracarid order Cumacea are scarce and have not provided a solution ...
An adult male of an undescribed gynodiastylid cumacean was collected in a Menzies trawl sample taken...
In a small collection of cumacean crustaceans taken by the 26th Japanese Antarctic Research Expediti...
Diastylis hammoniae Zimmer, 1902 and D. planifrons Calman, 1912 are redescribed and illustrated on t...
Three species of amphipod crustaceans were described based on the specimens collected from Breid and...
Eighteen species of diastylid cumaceans have been described from Antarctic and subantarctic waters. ...
Seventeen species of decapod crustaceans have been described from Campanian through Paleocene rocks ...
Abstract: In a small collection of cumacean crustaceans taken by the 26th Japanese Antarctic Researc...
The crustacean order Cumacea belongs to the Peracarida and comprises anevolutionary old group with c...
This is the first issue of ZooKeys devoted to taxonomy of the Crustacea, specifically crustaceans fr...
Shalla, Salma H., Bishop, John D. D. (2005): First record of the genus Atlantistylis Reyss, 1975 (Cr...
We report for the first time the occurrence of at least two species of the phylum Gnathostomulida in...
The crustacean order Cumacea belongs to the Peracarida and comprises anevolutionary old group with c...
Two new deep-sea cumaceans, Diastylis andeepae and D. catalinae are described from the Weddell Sea. ...
Coleman, Tapati Biswas Charles Oliver, Hendrycks, Ed A. (2009): Andeepia ingridae a new genus and sp...
Phylogenetic hypotheses for the peracarid order Cumacea are scarce and have not provided a solution ...