Genus: Cornechiniscus Maucci & Ramazzotti, 1981. Diagnosis (from Kristensen, 1987; amended): Echiniscids with black crystalline eyes, flexible buccal tube and pseudosegmental plate IV’. Appendages A horn-shaped. Secondary clavae (cephalic papillae) ovoid, domed; peribuccal cirri typically bulbous (onion-shaped), but exceptionally may be formed typically for the vast majority of echiniscids, i.e. with antenniform, flexible flagellum and well-delimited cirrophore.Published as part of Gąsiorek, Piotr, 2022, Water bear with barbels of a catfish: A new Asian Cornechiniscus (Heterotardigrada: Echiniscidae) illuminates evolution of the genus, pp. 47-64 in Zoologischer Anzeiger 300 on page 49, DOI: 10.1016/j.jcz.2022.06.007, http://zenodo.org/re...
FIGURE 10. Testechiniscus laterculus (Schuster et al., 1980), paratype habitus under PCM: A—dorsal v...
FIGURE 14. Sculpture types within the genus Testechiniscus sensu lato, scapular plates under PCM: A—...
FIGURE 12. Testechiniscus meridionalis (Murray, 1906), habitus under PCM: A—female, dorsal view (arr...
3.3. Revised morphological characters for Echiniscus becki and Echiniscus laterosetosus An analys...
Cornechiniscus Maucci & Ramazzotti, 1981 is a species-poor heterotardigrade genus with peculiar, hor...
4.3. Re-defining Echiniscus Currently, the definition says “Echiniscids with red eyes composed of...
FIGURES 21–24. Echiniscus madonnae sp. nov. — habitus (21–22 holotype, 23–24 paratype); 21, dorsola...
FIGURES 25–30. Echiniscus madonnae sp. nov. — dorsal plate cuticle; 25, surface with pseudopores (PC...
FIGURE 8. Testechiniscus spitsbergensis tropicalis ssp. nov., body appendages under SEM: A—cirrus A ...
FIGURE 7. Testechiniscus spitsbergensis tropicalis ssp. nov., paratype habitus under SEM (a female f...
FIGURES 39–42. Echiniscus madonnae sp. nov. 39–40, papilla and dentate collar on the IV pair of legs...
3.4. Updated description of Cornechiniscus holmeni (Petersen, 1951) Figs. 7D and 12–16, Tables 6–8...
Species constituting the family Echiniscidae are highly derived, armoured and inhabit terrestrial ha...
FIGURES 72–74. Structure of dorsal plate cuticle in three species of the bigranulatus group (semisch...
FIGURE 1. Testechiniscus spitsbergensis spitsbergensis (Scourfield, 1897), habitus under PCM: A—adul...
FIGURE 10. Testechiniscus laterculus (Schuster et al., 1980), paratype habitus under PCM: A—dorsal v...
FIGURE 14. Sculpture types within the genus Testechiniscus sensu lato, scapular plates under PCM: A—...
FIGURE 12. Testechiniscus meridionalis (Murray, 1906), habitus under PCM: A—female, dorsal view (arr...
3.3. Revised morphological characters for Echiniscus becki and Echiniscus laterosetosus An analys...
Cornechiniscus Maucci & Ramazzotti, 1981 is a species-poor heterotardigrade genus with peculiar, hor...
4.3. Re-defining Echiniscus Currently, the definition says “Echiniscids with red eyes composed of...
FIGURES 21–24. Echiniscus madonnae sp. nov. — habitus (21–22 holotype, 23–24 paratype); 21, dorsola...
FIGURES 25–30. Echiniscus madonnae sp. nov. — dorsal plate cuticle; 25, surface with pseudopores (PC...
FIGURE 8. Testechiniscus spitsbergensis tropicalis ssp. nov., body appendages under SEM: A—cirrus A ...
FIGURE 7. Testechiniscus spitsbergensis tropicalis ssp. nov., paratype habitus under SEM (a female f...
FIGURES 39–42. Echiniscus madonnae sp. nov. 39–40, papilla and dentate collar on the IV pair of legs...
3.4. Updated description of Cornechiniscus holmeni (Petersen, 1951) Figs. 7D and 12–16, Tables 6–8...
Species constituting the family Echiniscidae are highly derived, armoured and inhabit terrestrial ha...
FIGURES 72–74. Structure of dorsal plate cuticle in three species of the bigranulatus group (semisch...
FIGURE 1. Testechiniscus spitsbergensis spitsbergensis (Scourfield, 1897), habitus under PCM: A—adul...
FIGURE 10. Testechiniscus laterculus (Schuster et al., 1980), paratype habitus under PCM: A—dorsal v...
FIGURE 14. Sculpture types within the genus Testechiniscus sensu lato, scapular plates under PCM: A—...
FIGURE 12. Testechiniscus meridionalis (Murray, 1906), habitus under PCM: A—female, dorsal view (arr...