Reinhardorhynchus beatrizae Diez, Aguirre, Reygel & Artois 2021, sp. n (original) (raw)

2021

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<i>Reinhardorhynchus beatrizae</i> Diez, Aguirre, Reygel &amp; Artois sp. n. (Fig. 10) urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 7191A493-CCA1-421D-88D5-99AD3D7E5705 <b>Material and distribution.</b> Observations on live specimens, whole mounted afterwards. Two whole mounts from Las Sardinas (19°56'24"N; 76°46'41"W) (Type Locality), Guamá, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba (June 22, 2016), one of which is designated holotype (FMNH https://id.luomus.fi/ KV.649), the other one in HU (XIII.4.03), silty sand in rock pools protected from wave action, 0.3 m deep, salinity 33 ‰. Six whole mounts and three serially-sectioned specimens (in poor conditions) from Siboney (19°57'34"N; 75°42'07"W), Santiago de Cuba, Cuba (September 4, 2016; March 22 &amp; June 5, 2017), intertidal (upper 10 cm of fine-grained sand) up to 0.5 m deep (fine-grained sand rich in organic matter), salinity 33–35 ‰ (HU XIII.4.04– XIII.4.13). Two whole mounts from Bueycabón (19°57'38"N; 76°57'28"W), Santiago de Cuba, Cuba (February 6 &amp; 21, 2018), fine-grained sand rich in organic matter, 0.5 m deep, salinity 33 ‰ (HU XIII.4.14– XIII.4.15). <b>Etymology.</b> Species dedicated to Prof. Dr. Beatriz Martínez Daranas, researcher at the Marine Research Centre of Havana University, Cuba), specialist in taxonomy and ecology of seagrass and macroalgae. <b>Diagnosis.</b> Species of <i>Reinhardorhynchus</i> <b>gen. n.</b> with the copulatory bulb encompassing the prostate vesicle, an armed cirrus and two distal hooks. Cirrus armed with triangular, ±4-μm-long spines. Cirrus also includes a ±347- μm-long spiny belt. Proximally in the belt the spines are scale shaped and ±23 μm long. Proximal spines followed by a section bearing ±6-μm-long spines that runs distally and ends in the distal comb-shaped part, which is armed with ±32-μm-long spines. Larger hook ±101 μm long and ±59 μm wide at its base. Its base bears a ±45-μm-long and funnel-like hook. Smaller hook ±89 μm long and ±47 μm wide at its base. <b>Description.</b> Live specimens are 1.5–2 mm long, translucent, with two eyes (Fig. [...]

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