Cyphocallipus Verhoeff 1909

GenusCyphocallipusVerhoeff, 1909 Diagnosis. Body with 53–59 PTs. Forehead of male concave; a pair of small knobs present on epicranium of both known species of Cyphocallipus; pleurotergites: with longitudinal crests, which are spaced apart in their posterior part; metazona not much elevated compared to prozona (in Lusitanipus and Dorycallipus posterior part are elevated); Collum: with longitudinal furrows and indistinct setae in the posterior half and at the side flaps; Coxal sacs: from 3 rd to 22 nd pair of legs. Gonopods: with a large sternal lamella and three coxosternal processes, two of them much longer than the 3 rd between them, the foremost with an excavation for the telopodite; telopodite long and thin pseudoflagellum following its curvature. Female (unknown in C. africanus): posterior lateral edge of second metazonum produced caudal as a large subtriangular lobe over lower side of third. Second leg-pair greatly reduced (Verhoeff 1909; Hoffman 2009; Spelda 2015). Comment. In his review of the members of the order Callipodida from the Iberian Peninsula, Spelda (2015) provided a comprehensive bibliographic catalogue of the records of the genus Cyphocallipus and C. excavatus, along with photographs of key taxonomic characteristics of the species. Therefore, we do not include a bibliographic review here.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-09-26
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17209503
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Cyphocallipus Verhoeff 1909

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Cyphocallipus Verhoeff 1909

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GenusCyphocallipusVerhoeff, 1909 Diagnosis. Body with 53–59 PTs. Forehead of male concave; a pair of small knobs present on epicranium of both known species of Cyphocallipus; pleurotergites: with longitudinal crests, which are spaced apart in their posterior part; metazona not much elevated compared to prozona (in Lusitanipus and Dorycallipus posterior part are elevated); Collum: with longitudinal furrows and indistinct setae in the posterior half and at the side flaps; Coxal sacs: from 3 rd to 22 nd pair of legs. Gonopods: with a large sternal lamella and three coxosternal processes, two of them much longer than the 3 rd between them, the foremost with an excavation for the telopodite; telopodite long and thin pseudoflagellum following its curvature. Female (unknown in C. africanus): posterior lateral edge of second metazonum produced caudal as a large subtriangular lobe over lower side of third. Second leg-pair greatly reduced (Verhoeff 1909; Hoffman 2009; Spelda 2015). Comment. In his review of the members of the order Callipodida from the Iberian Peninsula, Spelda (2015) provided a comprehensive bibliographic catalogue of the records of the genus Cyphocallipus and C. excavatus, along with photographs of key taxonomic characteristics of the species. Therefore, we do not include a bibliographic review here.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Natural History Museum Vienna (AT), Pensoft Publishers (Bulgaria) (BG), National Museum of Natural History (BG)
Openalex Percentile: Top 27%
Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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