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FIGURE 1. A in The freshwater ostracod (Crustacea) genus Notodromas Lilljeborg, 1853 (Notodromadidae) from Japan; taxonomy, ecology and lifestyle
FIGURE 1. A. Map of localities where Notodromas has been reported in eastern Asia. Data from Brehm (1923; 1933); Chen (1982); Deb (1984); Klie (1938); Martens (1991); Mischke et al. (2002); Neale (1984); Neale & Zhao (1991); Okubo & Ida (1989); Okubo (2003); Pietrzeniuk (1977); Sars (1903); Schornikov (2004); Schornikov (1995); Zenina & Schornikov (2008); Zhao (1990). *1: Reported as N. monacha by Schornikov (1995), but considered to be N. sinensis by Schornikov & Trebukhova (2001). *2: Reported as N. monacha, but because only one juvenile was recovered (Pietrzeniuk 1977), it is considered to be in open nomenclature herein; see text for more details. *3: Bronshtein (1947) reported N. monacha from Kazakhstan, but as no specific localities were given, point is approximate. *4: Sub-fossil occurrence (Mischke et al. 2002). *5: Sars (1903) raised specimens of N. oculata from mud collected from Sumatra, but didn't specify which of two possibly localities the mud was collected from. Point is therefore approximate. N.B. Bronshtein (1947) reported N. monacha from "Western Siberia", but no specific localities were provided. All Japanese records of N. monacha are considered to be Notodromas trulla n. sp. herein. B. Localities where Notodromas trulla n. sp. has been collected. Numbers correspond to those in Table 1. Locality 3 is approximate, as no specific locality data was given. Note that some older records did not give any locality data.
FIGURE 4. Notodromas trulla n in The freshwater ostracod (Crustacea) genus Notodromas Lilljeborg, 1853 (Notodromadidae) from Japan; taxonomy, ecology and lifestyle
FIGURE 4. Notodromas trulla n. sp. A, internal view of a male left valve (LBM 1430005751). B, internal view of anteriorventral margin of a male left valve (LBM 1430005751). C, internal view of anterior-ventral margin of a male right valve (LBM 1430005751). D, internal view of a male right valve (LBM 1430005751). E, internal view of posterior-ventral margin of a female left valve (LBM 1430005752). F, internal view a female left valve (LBM 1430005752). G, internal view a female right valve (LBM 1430005752). H, internal view of adductor muscle scars of a female right valve (LBM 1430005752). I, internal view of posterior-ventral margin of a female right valve (LBM 1430005752). Scale bar = 303 µm for A, D, F & G, 134 µm for B, C, E, H & I.
FIGURE 3. A–F. Notodromas trulla n in The freshwater ostracod (Crustacea) genus Notodromas Lilljeborg, 1853 (Notodromadidae) from Japan; taxonomy, ecology and lifestyle
FIGURE 3. A–F. Notodromas trulla n. sp. A, dorsal view of male, anterior to left (LBM 1430005757). B, dorsal view of female, anterior to left (LBM 1430005754). C, oblique ventral view of famale, anterior to right (LBM 1430005756). D, ventral view of female, anterior to left (LBM 1430005756). E, lateral left view of female anterior margin (LBM 1430005756). F, ventral view of female, detail of posterior region, anterior to left (LBM 1430005755). G, Notodromas monacha, ventral view of female, detail of posterior region, anterior to left. H, Notodromas persica, ventral view of female, detail of posterior region, anterior to left. Scale bar = 303 µm for A–D, 70 µm for E–H.
FIGURE 8. A, Notodromas trulla n in The freshwater ostracod (Crustacea) genus Notodromas Lilljeborg, 1853 (Notodromadidae) from Japan; taxonomy, ecology and lifestyle
FIGURE 8. A, Notodromas trulla n. sp., hemipenis (LBM 1430005748). B, Notodromas monacha, hemipenis. C, Notodromas persica, hemipenis.
FIGURE 2. A & B, Notodromas trulla n in The freshwater ostracod (Crustacea) genus Notodromas Lilljeborg, 1853 (Notodromadidae) from Japan; taxonomy, ecology and lifestyle
FIGURE 2. A & B, Notodromas trulla n. sp. A, left lateral view of male carapace (LBM 1430005758). B, left lateral view of female carapace (LBM 1430005753). C & D, Notodromas monacha. C, left lateral view of male carapace. D, left lateral view of female carapace. E & F, Notodromas persica. E, left lateral view of male carapace. F, left lateral view of female carapace. G, Notodromas trulla n. sp., left lateral view of posterior region of female carapace (LBM 1430005754). H, Notodromas monacha, left lateral view of posterior region of female carapace. I, Notodromas persica, left lateral view of posterior region of female carapace. Scale bar = 303 µm for A–F, 70 µm for G–I.
FIGURE 5. Notodromas trulla n in The freshwater ostracod (Crustacea) genus Notodromas Lilljeborg, 1853 (Notodromadidae) from Japan; taxonomy, ecology and lifestyle
FIGURE 5. Notodromas trulla n. sp. Colour image of a female, right lateral view. Note the position of the eye lens. This feature occurs on both valves.
FIGURE 3. Notodromas semiovata n in Ostracods from the Kunming area of SW China, with description of two new species and male records of Cypridopsis vidua (O.F. Müller, 1776)
FIGURE 3. Notodromas semiovata n. sp. (A) female RV, ext. (allotype, WOC78); (B) male RV, int. (holotype, WOC76); (C) female RV, int. (WOC101); (D) detail of pore on interior surface of (C); (E) antero-ventral part of (B); (F) detail of central muscle scars of (C); (G) postero-ventral part of (B).
FIGURE 6. Notodromas semiovata n in Ostracods from the Kunming area of SW China, with description of two new species and male records of Cypridopsis vidua (O.F. Müller, 1776)
FIGURE 6. Notodromas semiovata n. sp. (C) female (allotype, WOC78); others, male (holotype, WOC76). (A) Right L5; (B) left L5, endite setae not shown; (C) female L5, with endopodal segmentation arrowed; (D) L6; (E) L7, with small rounded structure on penultimate segment enlarged in inset; (F) Ur attachment; (G) Ur, with distal part of Gp enlarged in inset; (H) rakeshaped organ, with lateral nodes arrowed.
FIGURE 7. Notodromas semiovata n in Ostracods from the Kunming area of SW China, with description of two new species and male records of Cypridopsis vidua (O.F. Müller, 1776)
FIGURE 7. Notodromas semiovata n. sp., male reproductive organs. (A‒C) Hp, with distal end of curved projection arrowed and two internal structures labelled. (A) holotype, WOC76; (B) WOC77, with basal part deformed during dissection; (C) line drawing of (A); (D) ZO (holotype, WOC76).
FIGURE 2. Notodromas semiovata n in Ostracods from the Kunming area of SW China, with description of two new species and male records of Cypridopsis vidua (O.F. Müller, 1776)
FIGURE 2. Notodromas semiovata n. sp. (A) female LV, ext. (WOC101); (B) male LV, ext. (holotype, WOC76); (C) female LV, int. (allotype, WOC78); (D) antero-ventral part of (C); (E) postero-ventral part of (C); (F) postero-ventral part of (A).
FIGURE 5. Notodromas semiovata n in Ostracods from the Kunming area of SW China, with description of two new species and male records of Cypridopsis vidua (O.F. Müller, 1776)
FIGURE 5. Notodromas semiovata n. sp. (A‒C), (E), (G) male (holotype, WOC76), (D) male (WOC77); (F) female (WOC101). (A) A1, with notch structure on basal segment arrowed; (B) A2, with two shorter exopodal setae arrowed; (C) Md, exopod not shown, numerals indicate palp segments; (D) setae α and β of Md; (E) distal part of male A2 in (B); (F) distal part of female A2; (G) Mx, with part of chaetotaxy shown. Abbreviations: as, accompanying seta; gs, grouped seta.
FIGURE 4. Notodromas semiovata n in Ostracods from the Kunming area of SW China, with description of two new species and male records of Cypridopsis vidua (O.F. Müller, 1776)
FIGURE 4. Notodromas semiovata n. sp. (A) female carapace, dor. (WOC100); (B) female carapace, ven. (WOC99); (C) postero-ventral part of (B); (D) male carapace, ven. (WOC98); (E) antero-ventral part of (D), with three rows of pore setae on LV arrowed.
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