Proales amplus sp. nov., a new monogonont rotifer with a large epipharynx from Korea (Rotifera, Proalidae)

A new species, <i>Proalesamplus</i> sp. nov., is the 42<sup>nd</sup> species within the genus <i>Proales</i>. This species exhibits unique morphological characteristics in the trophi, particularly in the epipharynx, which are distinctive enough to prevent misidentification with other <i>Proales</i> species. The habitus of the new species bears some resemblance to <i>P.phaeopis</i> Myers, 1933, sharing features, such as an elongated and fusiform body, two eyespots, a single foot pseudosegment, two short toes and the absence of a dorsal papilla between the toes. However, the epipharynx of the two species is markedly different. The unique epipharynx characteristic of this new species is unparalleled within the genus <i>Proales</i>.

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Biodiversity Data Journal
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2024-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.3897/bdj.12.e129622
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Marine Biology and Ecology Research
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Proales amplus sp. nov., a new monogonont rotifer with a large epipharynx from Korea (Rotifera, Proalidae)

Gi‐Sik Min, Hee-Min Yang
Biodiversity Data Journal
Marine Biology and Ecology Research
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Proales amplus sp. nov., a new monogonont rotifer with a large epipharynx from Korea (Rotifera, Proalidae)

Gi‐Sik Min, Hee-Min Yang
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A new species, <i>Proalesamplus</i> sp. nov., is the 42<sup>nd</sup> species within the genus <i>Proales</i>. This species exhibits unique morphological characteristics in the trophi, particularly in the epipharynx, which are distinctive enough to prevent misidentification with other <i>Proales</i> species. The habitus of the new species bears some resemblance to <i>P.phaeopis</i> Myers, 1933, sharing features, such as an elongated and fusiform body, two eyespots, a single foot pseudosegment, two short toes and the absence of a dorsal papilla between the toes. However, the epipharynx of the two species is markedly different. The unique epipharynx characteristic of this new species is unparalleled within the genus <i>Proales</i>.

Biodiversity Data JournalVol. 12
Ewha Womans University (KR), Inha University (KR), National Institute of Biological Resources (KR)
Inha University, Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Education, India, National Institute of Biological Resources
Life below water
Openalex Percentile: Top 81%
Marine Biology and Ecology Research
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