Richness of Dendrocephalus (Branchiopoda, Anostraca) in Brazil with the description of two new species

Force as a function of change in the trap-pipette distance (a) for one typical unfolding trajectory for the first investigated molecule and (b) for one typical unfolding and

Description — Female: Dorsal and ventral shields present; dorsal shield colour pattern as shown in Figure 23A (due to treatment with lac- tic acid in mounted specimens reddish);

Pregenital and genital areas in female with, respectively, 0 and 6–12 smooth, tapering setae with rounded tip (Figure 5D), male with, respectively, 6–10 stout, ribbed, and

eucricotes (Figure 2A) (from Lotfollahi et al. 2017) — Prodorsal shield with design almost absent, with very short median and admedian lines near rear prodorsal shield margin as

To conclude, the recent reviews of French Artemia populations observed during the 1800s and located along the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts showed that: i) two out the four

The species is distinguished by: second, third and fourth suborbital free neuromast rows on cheek extending ventrally past horizontal row d (‘2.3.4’ pattern), row os connected with

The specimen NHMUK 1966492, illustrated by Kilburn and co-authors (2014) as possible holotype of Clavus exasperatus with its shoulder situated close to the mid-height of late

Dorsal fins VI-I,9, membrane in first dorsal fin posterior to spine 6 connected to base of spine of second dorsal fin. D1 with all spines about equal in length. Anal fin I,9, origin