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FIGURE 1 in First finding of anchialine and submarine cave dwelling brittle stars from the Pacific Ocean, with descriptions of new species of Ophiolepis and Ophiozonella (Echinodermata: Ophiuroidea: Amphilepidida)
FIGURE 1. Sampling localities of Ophiolepis cavitata n. sp. and Ophiozonella cavernalis n. sp. Red symbols indicate type localities.
FIGURE 7. Ophiozonella cavernalis n in First finding of anchialine and submarine cave dwelling brittle stars from the Pacific Ocean, with descriptions of new species of Ophiolepis and Ophiozonella (Echinodermata: Ophiuroidea: Amphilepidida)
FIGURE 7. Ophiozonella cavernalis n. sp. A, living status in situ, aboral view of RUMF-ZE-02008, RUMF-ZE-02009 or HD- 2017-15; B, anesthetized, aboral view of the holotype (RUMF-ZE-02008); C, D, SEM photos of a paratype (RUMF-ZE- 02009), aboral disc (C) and oral disc (D). Abbreviations: ASH, adoral shield; OP, oral plate; OS, oral shield; P, oral papillae; T, tooth.
Fig. 6 in How might sea level change affect arthropod biodiversity in anchialine caves: a comparison of Remipedia and Atyidae taxa (Arthropoda: Altocrustacea)
Fig. 6 Profile of cave networks in a karst platform with a steep shelf at left and shallow shelf at right. (a) Past glacial maximum (18 kya), (b) current sea level. Double arrows represent vertical connections between horizontal cave passages. Dashed lines represent upper layers of meteoric groundwater and marine layers, which change as sea level rises from (a) -120 m to (b) 0 m, creating variation in connectivity of cave passage. On the edges of continental plates (left side of diagram), passages remain vertically connected throughout the rock profile as sea level falls. On more gradual slopes (right side of diagram), vertical connections are less common, causing breaks in anchialine cave networks as sea level falls
Fig. 1 in How might sea level change affect arthropod biodiversity in anchialine caves: a comparison of Remipedia and Atyidae taxa (Arthropoda: Altocrustacea)
Fig. 1 Remipede species richness in (a) the Caribbean, (b) Canary Islands, (c) Western Australia, and (d) global richness. Species richness by cave correlates with size of white circles. For (d), only the caves with the highest richness in the region are shown. The present-day coastlines are outlined in black, and the land masses exposed 18 kya are illustrated
Trophic ecology in an anchialine cave: a stable isotope study
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FIGURE 71 in Ostracoda (Myodocopa) from Anchialine Caves and Ocean Blue Holes
FIGURE 71. Eusarsiella fax, new species, holotype USNM 1021474, A-1 female: a, seventh limb; b, left lamella of furca, mv and right Y-sclerite. Paratype, USNM 1021477, A-1 male: c, complete specimen from right side, length with caudal process 0.86 mm; d, detail of fossae from "c"; e, caudal process of left valve, iv; f,g, endopods of right and left second antenna, mv; h, left mandible, mv; i, endite II right maxilla, mv; j, endites I and III of maxilla; k, fifth limb. Paratype, USNM 1021476, A-1 instar (sex unknown); l, central adductor muscle attachments of right valve. Scale equals 0.02 mm (a,f,g,i), 0.10 mm (b,d,e,l), and 0.05 mm (e,h,j,k).
FIGURE 72 in Ostracoda (Myodocopa) from Anchialine Caves and Ocean Blue Holes
FIGURE 72. Eusarsiella fax, new species, paratype USNM 1021477, A-1 male: a, left sixth limb, lv; b left seventh limb; c, left lamella of furca and left Y-sclerite, lv; d, medial eye, Bellonci Organ, and left lateral eye; e, view of lips and esophagus from left side, anterior to left; f, left and right copulatory organs, anterior to right. Scale equals 0.05 mm (a,b,d–f) and 0.10 mm (c).
FIGURE 70 in Ostracoda (Myodocopa) from Anchialine Caves and Ocean Blue Holes
FIGURE 70. Eusarsiella fax, new species, holotype USNM 1021474, A-1 female: a, detail of fossae on right valve; b, fragment of valve edge showing fossae and bristles; c, caudal process right valve, iv; d, right first antenna, mv; e, endopod right second antenna, mv; f, left mandible, mv; g, left maxilla, lv (nabs); h, endites right maxilla, mv; i, fifth limb; j, left sixth limb, mv; k, medial eye and Bellonci Organ; l, right lateral eye, mv. Scale equals 0.05 mm (a–c, e–l) and 0.10 mm (d).
FIGURE 65 in Ostracoda (Myodocopa) from Anchialine Caves and Ocean Blue Holes
FIGURE 65. Eusarsiella syrinx, new species, paratype USNM 1021469, instar I (A-4) (sex unknown): a, endite III right maxilla, lv; b, right fifth limb, lv; c, right sixth limb, mv; d, right seventh limb; e, left lamella of furca, lv; f, left lamella of furca, mv; g, posterior of body from left side showing seventh limb, Y-sclerite, and girdle. Scale equals 0.02 mm (a– d,f) and 0.05 mm (e,g).
FIGURE 64 in Ostracoda (Myodocopa) from Anchialine Caves and Ocean Blue Holes
FIGURE 64. Eusarsiella syrinx, new species, paratype USNM 1021469, instar I (A-4) (sex unknown): a, complete specimen from left side, length with caudal process 0.68 mm; b, central adductor muscles as viewed through right valve; c, right first antenna drawn on body, lv (nabs); d, first and second articles of exopod of right second antenna, mv (nabs); e, endopod and part of protopod of right second antenna, mv; f,g, right mandible, mv; h, right maxilla drawn on body, mv; i, right mandible drawn on body, lv; j, left maxilla, mv (nabs); k, Bellonci Organ and medial eye;; l, right lateral eye. Scale equals 0.10 mm (b), 0.05 mm (c,e,f,h,i,k,l) and 0.02 mm (d,g,j).
FIGURE 63 in Ostracoda (Myodocopa) from Anchialine Caves and Ocean Blue Holes
FIGURE 63. Eusarsiella syrinx, new species, paratype USNM 1021468, instar II (A-3) (sex unknown): a, complete specimen from left side, length with caudal process 0.83 mm; b, central adductor muscle scars right valve, ov; c, right first antenna, lv (nabs); d, endopod right second antenna, mv; e, articles 1 and 2 of exopod right second antenna, mv (nabs); f, proximal part of left mandible, mv (nabs); g, right fifth limb, lv; h, left sixth limb, lv; i, medial eye and Bellonci Organ; j, lateral eye. Scale equals 0.10 mm (b), 0.05 mm (c,e,f,i,j) and 0.02 mm (d,g,h).
FIGURE 61 in Ostracoda (Myodocopa) from Anchialine Caves and Ocean Blue Holes
FIGURE 61. Eusarsiella syrinx, new species, paratype USNM 1021466, instar IV (A-1) female: a, complete specimen from left side, length including caudal process 1.30 mm; b, detail of surface showing fossae and bristles with knobby tips; c,d, central adductor muscles of left and right valves, ov; e, caudal process right valve, iv; f, left first antenna, lv (nabs); g, endopod right second antenna, mv; h, right maxilla drawn on body, lv; i,j, part of left and right seventh limbs; k, posterior of body from right side showing part of furca, Y-sclerite, and ventral end of girdle; l, right lateral eye, medial eye, and detached Bellonci Organ; m, anterior of body and upper lip. Scale equals 0.10 mm (b–e, g–m), 0.05 mm (f).
FIGURE 57 in Ostracoda (Myodocopa) from Anchialine Caves and Ocean Blue Holes
FIGURE 57. Eusarsiella syrinx, new species, paratype USNM 1021465, adult female, complete specimen from right side, length with caudal process 1.57 mm.
FIGURE 73. Eurypylus hapax Kornicker & Iliffe 2000, USNM 1021484, instar II in Ostracoda (Myodocopa) from Anchialine Caves and Ocean Blue Holes
FIGURE 73. Eurypylus hapax Kornicker & Iliffe 2000, USNM 1021484, instar II female, complete specimen from right side, length 0.66 mm, b,c, details from "a"; d, posterior left valve, iv; e, anterior left valve, iv; f, detail from "e". Scale equals 0.05 mm (b–d,f) and 0.10 mm (e).
FIGURE 81 in Ostracoda (Myodocopa) from Anchialine Caves and Ocean Blue Holes
FIGURE 81. Synasterope matrix, new species, holotype USNM 1021493, adult male: a, comb of right fifth limb, lv; b, left sixth limb, lv; c, anterior tip right sixth limb, lv; d, left seventh limb drawn on body, lv; e, left lamella of furca; f, anterior view of upper and lower lips drawn on body; g,h, posterior of body from left side. Scale equals 0.05 mm (a–h).
FIGURE 68. Eusarsiella paniculata Kornicker 1986, USNM 1021471, A-1 in Ostracoda (Myodocopa) from Anchialine Caves and Ocean Blue Holes
FIGURE 68. Eusarsiella paniculata Kornicker 1986, USNM 1021471, A-1 female: a, posterior of body from right side; b, posterior of body from left side; USNM 1021472, A-1 male: c, posterior of right valve, lv; d, endopod of right second antenna drawn on body, lv. USNM 1021473, A-2 instar (sex unknown): e, complete specimen from right side, length with caudal process 0.93 mm. Scale equals 0.10 mm (a,b) and 0.05 mm (c–e).
FIGURE 80 in Ostracoda (Myodocopa) from Anchialine Caves and Ocean Blue Holes
FIGURE 80. Synasterope matrix, new species, holotype USNM 1021493, adult male: a, protopod and endopod left second antenna, lv; b, distal protopod and endopod left second antenna, mv; c, distal articles exopod left second antenna, lv; d, left maxilla drawn on body, lv; e, coxa endite right maxilla, lv; f, basis endite and proximal ventral corner of basis of left mandible, mv; g, dorsal bristles of second endopod article of left mandible, mv; h, right maxilla, mv (nabs). Scale equals 0.05 mm (a,c,d,h) and 0.02 mm (b,e–g).
FIGURE 58 in Ostracoda (Myodocopa) from Anchialine Caves and Ocean Blue Holes
FIGURE 58. Eusarsiella syrinx, new species, paratype USNM 1021465, adult female: a, oval fossae and central adductor muscle attachments (stippled) and bases of short bristles on right valve, ov; b, fragment of valve showing fossae and short bristles, ov; c, detail from Figure 57 showing upper rib (stippled) and two bristles, ov; d, detail from Figure 57 showing posterodorsal process, ov; e, caudal process of left valve, iv; f, anterior edge of right valve, iv. Scale equals 0.10 mm (a,c–e), 0.02 mm (b) and 0.20 mm (f).
FIGURE 53 in Ostracoda (Myodocopa) from Anchialine Caves and Ocean Blue Holes
FIGURE 53. Eusarsiella syrinx, new species, paratype USNM 1021464, adult male, complete specimen from right side, length with caudal process 0.98 mm.
FIGURE 54 in Ostracoda (Myodocopa) from Anchialine Caves and Ocean Blue Holes
FIGURE 54. Eusarsiella syrinx, new species, paratype USNM 1021464, adult male: a, anterior right valve, iv; b, posterior right valve, iv; c, knobbed surface bristles on rib; d, right first antenna, mv; e, left antenna, lv; f, endopod left second antenna, mv; g, exopod right second antenna, lv (nabs); h, Bellonci Organ. Scale equals 0.05 mm (a,b,e–h), 0.02 mm (c) and 0.10 mm (d).
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