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FIGURE 17. Sarsiella misakiensis Kajiyama, 1912 in Five Sarsiellidae ostracods (Crustacea: Myodocopida) from the South Coast of Korea (East China Sea)
FIGURE 17. Sarsiella misakiensis Kajiyama, 1912, female: A, proximal part of UL with "Y" sclerite; B, L6; C, UL; D, L5; E, distal part of L7. Scale = 0.1 mm.
FIGURE 6 in Five Sarsiellidae ostracods (Crustacea: Myodocopida) from the South Coast of Korea (East China Sea)
FIGURE 6. Eusarsiella hanguk sp. nov., holotype female: A, Md; B, Enp of A2; C, L5; D, Exp of A2; E, terminal segment of Exp A2; F, bristle on the first segment of the Exp A2. Scale = 0.1. mm.
FIGURE 3 in Five Sarsiellidae ostracods (Crustacea: Myodocopida) from the South Coast of Korea (East China Sea)
FIGURE 3. Eurypylus koreanus sp. nov., holotype female: A, Enp and Exp of Mxl (arrow indicating coxa); B, endites I and II of Mxl; C, L5; D, distal part of L7; E, L6; F, UL. Scales = 0.1 mm.
FIGURE 10. Sarsiella japonica Hiruta, 1977 in Five Sarsiellidae ostracods (Crustacea: Myodocopida) from the South Coast of Korea (East China Sea)
FIGURE 10. Sarsiella japonica Hiruta, 1977, female: A, A2; B, distal segments of A1. Scale = 0.1 mm.
FIGURE 23 in Five Sarsiellidae ostracods (Crustacea: Myodocopida) from the South Coast of Korea (East China Sea)
FIGURE 23. Geographic distribution of Eusarsiella Kornicker & Cohen, 1975: 1: E. vema Kornicker, 1986; 2: E. disparalis (Darby, 1965); E. greyi (Darby, 1965); E. nodimarginis (Darby, 1965); E. radiicosta (Darby, 1965); E. tubipora (Darby, 1965); 3: E. pseudospinosa (Baker in Kornicker & Baker, 1977); E. thominx Kornicker, 1987; 4: E. maurae (Kornicker, 1977) Kornicker, 1986; 5: E. bakeri Kornicker, 1986; E. elofsoni Kornicker, 1986; E. dispar Kornicker, 1986; E. texana (Kornicker & Wise, 1962); E. gettlesoni Kornicker, 1986; 6: E. bryanjuarezi Churchill, Ellis, Pique & Oakley, 2014; E. eli Churchill, Ellis, Pique & Oakley, 2014; E. childi Kornicker, 1986; E. cresseyi Kornicker, 1986; E. culteri Kornicker, 1986; E. ozotothrix (Kornicker & Bowen, 1976); E. paniculata Kornicker, 1986; E. pilipollicis (Darby, 1965); E. spinosa (Kornicker & Wise, 1962); E. tampa Kornicker & Grabe, 2000; E. zostericola (Cushman, 1906); 7: E. athrix Kornicker, 1986; E. capillaris (Kornicker, 1958); E. carinata (Scott, 1905); E. costata (Kornicker, 1958); E. fax Kornicker, Iliffe & Harrison-Nelson, 2007; E. gigancantha (Kornicker, 1958); E. punctata (Kornicker, 1958); E. ryanae Kornicker & Iliffe, 2000; E. styx Kornicker & Iliffe, 1989; E. syrinx Kornicker, Iliffe & Harrison-Nelson, 2007; E. truncana (Kornicker, 1958); E. uncus Kornicker, 1986; E. warneri Kornicker, Iliffe & Harrison-Nelson, 2002; E. merx Kornicker, Illife & Harrison-Nelson, 2002; 8: E. alata (Poulsen, 1965) Cohen & Kornicker, 1975; E. cornuta (Poulsen, 1965); E. dentifera (Poulsen, 1965); E. dominicana Kornicker, 1986; E. ovalis (Poulsen, 1965); E. spicata (Poulsen, 1965); 9: E. donabbotti Cohen, 1989; 10: E. absens (Kornicker, 1981); 11: E. venezuelensis Kornicker, 1986; 12: E. zostericola (Cushman, 1906); 13: E. neapolis (Kornicker, 1974); 14: E. bedoyai Baltanas, 1992; 15: E. africana (Kornicker & Caraion, 1978); E. dornellasae (Kornicker & Caraion, 1978) Kornicker, 1986; E. gomoiui (Kornicker & Caraion, 1978); E. ocula (Kornicker & Caraion, 1978); E. rudescui (Kornicker & Caraion, 1978); 16: E. lunata (Kornicker, 1975); 17: E. falx Kornicker, 1992; 18: E. tumida (Scott, 1905); 19: E. longipenna Poulsen, 1965; E. rugosa (Poulsen, 1965); 20: E. microthrix (Chavtur, 1983); 21: E. hanguk sp. nov. 22: E. chessi Kornicker, 1991; 23: E. asciformis (Hall, 1987); E. claviformis (Hall, 1987); E. reticulata (Hall, 1987); E. serrata (Hall, 1987); E. springthorpei (Hall, 1987); 24: E. phrix Kornicker, 1996; E. saengeri Kornicker, 1996; E. tryx Kornicker, 1996; E. vernix Kornicker, 1996; 25: E. sculpta (Brady, 1890); 26: E. edax Kornicker, 1994; E. fallomagna Kornicker, 1994; E. magna Poulsen, 1965; 27: E. bex Kornicker, 1994; E. iayx Kornicker, 1994; 28: E. segrex Kornicker, 1995; E. spadix Kornicker, 1995; 29: E. antipex Kornicker, 1995; 30: E. janiceae (Kornicker, 1976).
FIGURE 22 in Five Sarsiellidae ostracods (Crustacea: Myodocopida) from the South Coast of Korea (East China Sea)
FIGURE 22. Geographic distribution of Eurypylus Brady 1869: 1. E. chavturi Kornicker, 1992; E. darwinensis Kornicker, 1996; 3. E. eagari Kornicker & Iliffe, 2000; 4. E. hapax Kornicker & Iliffe, 2000; 5. E. koreanus sp. nov.; 6. E. matrix Kornicker in Kornicker & Thomassin, 1998; 7. E. petrosus Brady, 1869; 8. E. pulcher Hall, 1985; 9. E. rex Kornicker, 1996; 10. E. rousei (Darby, 1965); 11. E. setiferus (Poulsen, 1965).
FIGURE 21 in Five Sarsiellidae ostracods (Crustacea: Myodocopida) from the South Coast of Korea (East China Sea)
FIGURE 21. The ML cladogram of Sarsiellinae genera, based on COI sequences. Numbers above branches represent bootstrap values for MP/NJ/ML. The tree is rooted with Cypridina dentata clade and drawn to scale.
FIGURE 9. Sarsiella japonica Hiruta, 1977 in Five Sarsiellidae ostracods (Crustacea: Myodocopida) from the South Coast of Korea (East China Sea)
FIGURE 9. Sarsiella japonica Hiruta, 1977, female: A, A1 without distal segments; B, RV, lateral view from the inside; C, detail of the caudal process, RV, inside view; D, RV, lateral view from the outside; E, Bellonci Organ. Scales = 0.1 mm.
FIGURE 13 in Five Sarsiellidae ostracods (Crustacea: Myodocopida) from the South Coast of Korea (East China Sea)
FIGURE 13. SEM images of Sarsiella misakiensis Kajiyama, 1912, female: A, detail of the caudal process, RV, inside view; B, Md EXp; C, L7; D, UL and Enp of Mxl.
FIGURE 14. Sarsiella misakiensis Kajiyama, 1912 in Five Sarsiellidae ostracods (Crustacea: Myodocopida) from the South Coast of Korea (East China Sea)
FIGURE 14. Sarsiella misakiensis Kajiyama, 1912, female: A, LV, lateral view from the inside; B, detail of the caudal process, RV, inside view; C, detail of the caudal process, LV, inside view; D, RV, lateral view from the inside; E, part of the ventral margin of the shell, LV inside view; F, Endite I of Mxl; G, Endites II and III and Enp of Mxl. Scales = 0.1 mm.
FIGURE 15. Sarsiella misakiensis Kajiyama, 1912 in Five Sarsiellidae ostracods (Crustacea: Myodocopida) from the South Coast of Korea (East China Sea)
FIGURE 15. Sarsiella misakiensis Kajiyama, 1912, female: A, LV, lateral view from the outside; B, detail of the surface ornamentation; C, Proximal part of A1; D, distal part of A1; E, A1; F, Bellonci Organ. Scales = 0.1 mm.
FIGURE 1. Streptocephalus sirindhornae from China. A in Morphological characterization of Streptocephalus sirindhornae (Branchiopoda: Anostraca) from South East Asia: First record of the Streptocephalidae from China
FIGURE 1. Streptocephalus sirindhornae from China. A, New localities (black circles) in China, and type locality (empty circle) in Thailand. B, lateral view of male right second antenna. C, medial ventral view of male right second antenna. D, ventral view of male genitalia showing the left gonopod with the lateral linguiform outgrowth. E, external morphology of typical egg.
FIGURES 2–10. Leluthia chinensis Li in A new species of genus Leluthia Cameron (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) parasitizing Agrilus sp. (Coleoptera: Buprestidae) from China with a key to the East Palaearctic species
FIGURES 2–10. Leluthia chinensis Li & van Achterberg, sp. nov., female, holotype. 2. Head, anterior aspect. 3. Head, dorsal aspect. 4. Basal antennal segments. 5. Mesosoma, dorsal aspect. 6. Mesosoma, lateral aspect. 7. Hind coxa and femur, lateral aspect. 8. Hind tibia, lateral aspect. 9. Hind tarsus, lateral aspect. 10. Metasoma, dorsal aspect.
FIGURE 1. Leluthia chinensis Li in A new species of genus Leluthia Cameron (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) parasitizing Agrilus sp. (Coleoptera: Buprestidae) from China with a key to the East Palaearctic species
FIGURE 1. Leluthia chinensis Li & van Achterberg, sp. nov., female, holotype. Habitus, lateral aspect.
FIGURES 11–12. Leluthia chinensis Li in A new species of genus Leluthia Cameron (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) parasitizing Agrilus sp. (Coleoptera: Buprestidae) from China with a key to the East Palaearctic species
FIGURES 11–12. Leluthia chinensis Li & van Achterberg, sp. nov., female, holotype, but 12 of male paratype. Wings.
FIGURE 1 in Description and phylogeny of a new prostomatid, Metacystis similis nov. spec. (Protista, Ciliophora) from the East China Sea
FIGURE 1. Metacystis similis nov. spec.(A, I) and similar congeners (B-H). A. Morphology of a living cell. B. Metacystis striata (Pop. I), from Stokes, 1893. C. Metacystis hyperhalina, from Dietz, 1964. D. Metacystis parastriata, from Chen, 2009. E. Metacystis elongata, from Kahl, 1928. F. Metacystis striata (Pop. II), from Borror, 1972. G. Metacystis striata (Pop. III), from Foissner, 1984. H. the infraciliature of Metacystis striata (Pop. III), from Foissner, 1984. I. Metacystis sp., from Dragesco & Dragesco-Kernéis, 1986. J. Infraciliature of Metacystis similis nov. spec. Cy, cytostome; DK, circumoral dikinetids; FV, food vacuole; Ma, Macronucleus; MK, circumoral monokinetids; arrowhead shows circumoral dikinetids; arrow indicates circumoral monokinetids. Scale bars: 50 µm (Figs. A, B-F, I); 40 µm (Fig. E).
FIGURE 2 in Description and phylogeny of a new prostomatid, Metacystis similis nov. spec. (Protista, Ciliophora) from the East China Sea
FIGURE 2. Photomicrographs of Metacystis similis nov. spec. from living specimens (A–G) and after protargol staining (H–I). A. Living individuals under low magnification. B-D. Lateral view of two typical individuals, arrows show the caudal vacuole. E. Food vacuoles and granules. F. Detail of the body surface; rectangular pellicle meshes. G. Detail of the pellicle structure; ridges on the cell surface (arrowheads). H. General infraciliature. I. Buccal area, double arrowhead refers to the circumoral ciliature. Scale bars: 50 µm (Fig. A); 30 µm (Figs. B, C, H).
FIGURE 3 in Description and phylogeny of a new prostomatid, Metacystis similis nov. spec. (Protista, Ciliophora) from the East China Sea
FIGURE 3. Maximum-likelihood tree inferred from small subunit rRNA gene sequences. Nodal support for branches in the ML and Bayesian inference (BI) trees are marked in order. Black circles indicate full support in all analyses. All branches are drawn to scale. The scale bar corresponds to ten substitutions per 100 nucleotide positions. The newly sequenced species in this work is in bold font and marked by the red arrow.
FIGURE 2 in Paragnomoxyala gen. nov. (Xyalidae, Monhysterida, Nematoda) from the East China Sea
FIGURE 2. Paragnomoxyala breviseta sp. nov. (A) lateral view of male pharyngeal region, showing buccal cavity, cephalic setae and amphidial fovea; (B) lateral view of female anterior end; (C) entire view of female body, showing ovary, eggs and vulva; (D) lateral view of male posterior end, showing spicule and tail; (E) lateral view of male cloacal region, showing spicule; (F) dorsal view of male anterior end, showing buccal cavity, cephalic setae and amphidial fovea.
FIGURE 3 in Paragnomoxyala gen. nov. (Xyalidae, Monhysterida, Nematoda) from the East China Sea
FIGURE 3. Paragnomoxyala breviseta sp. nov. (A) lateral view of female anterior end, showing buccal cavity and cephalic setae; (B) dorsal view of male anterior end, showing amphidial fovea; (C) lateral view of male posterior end; (D) lateral view of
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