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Protiaropsis gemmifera Xu, Huang and Du, sp. nov.. a and b. Lateral view, and c. gonad with medusa buds. Scale bars: 1.0 mm.
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This study describes and illustrates four new species Laticanna nanhaiensis Xu, Huang and Wang, gen. nov. and sp. nov., Protiaropsis gemmifera Xu, Huang and Du, sp. nov., Merga nanhaiensis Xu, Huang and Guo, sp. nov. and Rhabdoon apiciloculus Xu, Huang and Du, sp. nov. based on specimens from the south-central South China Sea. Additionally, keys to...
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... The paper is the third publication in a series of taxonomic revisions of Anthomedusae from the south-central South China Sea (Wang et al., 2017;Du et al., 2018). The present study treats the family Pandeidae, and describes two new species, Leuckartiara ruberiverruca Xu, Guo & Du, sp. ...
... Based on previous reports Du et al., 2018;Huang et al., 2019) and recent data of the authors, a total of 46 medusa species of the family Pandeidae (14 genera) are recorded in the China seas (Table 1). Xu, Huang & Guo, 2008+ Am. physophorum (Uchida, 1927 + Am. rubrum (Kramp, 1957) + Am. rugosum (Mayer, 1900) + + + + + + Am. tsingtauensis (Kao, Li F L, Chang & Li H L, 1958) + Am. turrida (Mayer, 1900) + + + Genus Annatiara Russell, 1940 An. affinis ) + + Genus Catablema Haeckel, 1879 Ca. vescicarium (A. ...
The present paper reviews all 14 genera and 46 species belonging to the family Pandeidae from the China seas. Two new species, Leuckartiara ruberiverruca Xu, Guo & Du, sp. nov. and Merga longicosta Xu, Huang & Wang, sp. nov., from the south-central South China Sea, are described and illustrated. Keys to the known genera of family Pandeidae in the China seas and to all known species of the genus Merga are provided. Other data are briefly summarized to the list of species presented in the family Pandeidae in the China seas. The type species were deposited at the South China Sea Fisheries Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Fishery Science.
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