Iphinoe Bate 1856

Key to species of Iphinoe from Japan, Korea and China 1. Female; uropod peduncle without long setae on inner margin. Male; carapace dorsal surface with 1 or more prominent spines ................................................................................................... 2 - Female; uropod peduncle with long setae on inner margin. Male; carapace dorsal surface without prominent spines....... 3 2. Female; carapace lower margin not serrated, except for near anterolateral corner. Male; carapace dorsal surface with 1–2 spines................................................................................... I. sagamiensis - Female; carapace anterior half of lower margin serrated. Male; carapace dorsal surface with 2–5 prominent and some minute spines................................................................................... I. wakasaensis 3. Female; carapace dorsal surface with 4–5 teeth.................................................... I. gurjanovae - Female; carapace dorsal surface with 13–20 teeth........................................................... 4 4. Female; carapace with longitudinal ridge running on side running from antennal notch; pereopod 1 propodus with 3 long setae on inner margin. Male; carapace anterolateral corner without teeth........................................ I. tenera - Female; carapace without longitudinal ridge on side; pereopod 1 propodus with 4–6 long setae on inner distal region. Male; carapace anterolateral corner with teeth....................................................... I. indenticulata

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-09-04
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17353310
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Underwater Acoustics Research
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Iphinoe Bate 1856

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Iphinoe Bate 1856

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Abstract

Key to species of Iphinoe from Japan, Korea and China 1. Female; uropod peduncle without long setae on inner margin. Male; carapace dorsal surface with 1 or more prominent spines ................................................................................................... 2 - Female; uropod peduncle with long setae on inner margin. Male; carapace dorsal surface without prominent spines....... 3 2. Female; carapace lower margin not serrated, except for near anterolateral corner. Male; carapace dorsal surface with 1–2 spines................................................................................... I. sagamiensis - Female; carapace anterior half of lower margin serrated. Male; carapace dorsal surface with 2–5 prominent and some minute spines................................................................................... I. wakasaensis 3. Female; carapace dorsal surface with 4–5 teeth.................................................... I. gurjanovae - Female; carapace dorsal surface with 13–20 teeth........................................................... 4 4. Female; carapace with longitudinal ridge running on side running from antennal notch; pereopod 1 propodus with 3 long setae on inner margin. Male; carapace anterolateral corner without teeth........................................ I. tenera - Female; carapace without longitudinal ridge on side; pereopod 1 propodus with 4–6 long setae on inner distal region. Male; carapace anterolateral corner with teeth....................................................... I. indenticulata

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