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Maddocks, R. F. (1990). Living and fossil Macrocyprididae (Ostracoda). University of Kansas Paleontological Contributions Monograph. No 2: 1-285.
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Maddocks, R. F.
1990
Living and fossil Macrocyprididae (Ostracoda)
University of Kansas Paleontological Contributions Monograph
No 2: 1-285
Publication
Available in Hamburg
Antarctic
Southern Ocean: Antarctic and Subantarctic marine regions together (= E+W+S+M(+T))
Biodiversity, Taxonomic and ecological diversity
Paleontology, Fossils, Paleobiology Systematics, Taxonomy Date action by 2013-01-12 18:30:12Z created db_admin
Macrocyprididae Müller, 1912 (redescription)
Macrocypridoidea Müller, 1912 (redescription) Macrocypris Brady, 1867 (redescription) Macropyxis Maddocks, 1990 (original description) Macropyxis bathyalensis (Hulings, 1967) (new combination reference) Diagnosis " Carapace small, elongate, greatest height located slightly anterior to midlength; anterior margin broadly rounded ... [details] Diagnosis "Carapace oblong in lateral outline; dorsal margin high-arched; anterior margin broadly and evenly rounded; ventral ... [details] Diagnosis "Carapace elongate-oblong in lateral outline; dorsal margin broadly and smoothly arched, with obscurely indicated ... [details] Diagnosis "Carapace elongate-subtriangular in lateral outline, inequilateral; dorsal margin steeply arched with more or less ... [details] Diagnosis "Carapace small, inequilatcral in lateral outline; dorsal margin high-arched, smoothly curving; anterior margin ... [details] Diagnosis "Carapace very small, ovate-oblong in lateral view; dorsal margin broadly and gently arched; anterior margin broadly ... [details] Diagnosis "Diagnosis.—Carapace very small, ovate-oblong in lateral view; dorsal margin broadly and gently arched; anterior ... [details] Dimensions " Holotype specimen 2400M, RVL 1.06 mm, RVH 0.44 mm, LVL 1.03 mm, LVII 0.41 mm." (Maddocks, 1990: 111) [details] Dimensions "Holotype specimen 1828, RVL 1.21 mm, RVH0.54mm." (Maddocks: 1990: 112) OBS: Maddocks did not provide ... [details] Dimensions "Holotype male specimen 1497M, RVL 0.92 mm, RVH 0.36 mm, LVL 0.89 mm, LVH 0.34 mm." (Maddocks, 1990: 112) [details] Dimensions "Holotype 2264, RVL 1.11 mm, RVH 0.47mm." (Maddocks, 1990: 113) [details] Dimensions "Holotype specimen 2418, RVL 0.97 mm, RVH 0.45 mm." (Maddocks, 1990: 113) [details] Dimensions "Paratype male NMFIS Xe 3362, RVL 1.00 mm, RVI I 0.44 mm. Paratype female NMFIS Xe 3364, RVI. 1.05 mm, RVH 0.47 ... [details] Distribution "—Holocene; Belize, known dead depth range 1 to 7 m" (Maddocks, 1990: 112) [details] Distribution "Holocene; Gulf of Aqaba, known dead depth range 15-40 m." (Maddocks, 1990: 113) [details] Distribution "Holocene; Grand Cayman Island, in coralline sand, depth 18 m." (Maddocks, 1990: 113) [details] Etymology "Latin barbarus, strange, foreign; for the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, which collected and loaned the ... [details] Etymology "For the country of Belize." (Maddocks, 1990: 112) [details] Etymology "For the island of Bermuda." (Maddocks, 1990: 112) [details] Etymology "For Gioacchino Bonaduce, who collected and loaned the specimens." (Maddocks, 1990: 113) [details] Etymology "Spanish caiman, of Arawakan and Cariban origin, the American alligator, to be treated as an indeclinable Latin ... [details] Remark " Mn. barbara is much smaller than Mn. parcens but somewhat similar in shape and patch pattern; it is also a little ... [details] Remark "Mn. belizensis is slightly larger than Mn. schmitti but much smaller than Mn. hawkae; it is similar to these ... [details] Remark Mn. bermudae is much smaller and more elongate than most other species. It is somewhat similar in shape to Mn. ... [details] Remark "Mn. bonaducei is slightly higher and more broadly rounded anteriorly and posteriorly than Mn. captiosa, with ... [details] Remark "Mn. caiman is much smaller and proportionally higher than most other species. It is most similar in size and shape ... [details] Status Herein we follow the taxonomic treatment published by Maddocks (1990: 146): "*Macrocyprina gibsonensis (Howe and ... [details] Status Herein we follow the taxonomic treatment published by Maddocks (1990: 146): "*Macrocyprina gibsonensis (Howe and ... [details] Status Herein we follow the taxonomic treatment published by Maddocks (1990: 146): "*Macrocyprina gibsonensis (Howe and ... [details] Taxonomy Maddocks (1990: 146) states that this species belong to the Paracypridinae. [details] |