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New records and redescriptions of three Cyprididae ostracods(Crustacea) from Turkey

Hamidreza Rasouli

Hamidreza Rasouli

Department of Marine-Inland Water Sciences and Technology, Faculty of Fisheries, Ege UniversityIzmir, Turkey
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Department of Marine-Inland Water Sciences and Technology, Faculty of Fisheries, Ege UniversityIzmir, Turkey
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Dec 12, 2017
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Article Category: Original research paper
Published Online: Dec 12, 2017
Page range: 421 - 438
Received: Feb 11, 2017
Accepted: May 04, 2017
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1515/ohs-2017-0042
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Location of the sampling station in Turkey
Location of the sampling station in Turkey

Figure 2

Hemicypris vulgaris Okubo, 1990 (Female). A: Dorsal view of carapace; B: Ventral view of carapace; C: Anterior part of carapace (ventral view); D-E: external view of the left valve (anterior – whole); F-H: Internal view of the left valve (whole – anterior – posterior) and part of the left valve; External view of the left valve. Scales (μm): A, B, E, F = 500; C, D, G, H = 200
Hemicypris vulgaris Okubo, 1990 (Female). A: Dorsal view of carapace; B: Ventral view of carapace; C: Anterior part of carapace (ventral view); D-E: external view of the left valve (anterior – whole); F-H: Internal view of the left valve (whole – anterior – posterior) and part of the left valve; External view of the left valve. Scales (μm): A, B, E, F = 500; C, D, G, H = 200

Figure 3

Hemicypris vulgaris Okubo, 1990 (Female). A-C: Interior view of the right valve (whole – anterior – posterior); D-E: Surface of carapace and pore canals; F: Pitted area of the anterior end of the left valve. Scales (μm): A = 500; B-C = 400; D-F = 40; E = 10
Hemicypris vulgaris Okubo, 1990 (Female). A-C: Interior view of the right valve (whole – anterior – posterior); D-E: Surface of carapace and pore canals; F: Pitted area of the anterior end of the left valve. Scales (μm): A = 500; B-C = 400; D-F = 40; E = 10

Figure 4

Hemicypris vulgaris Okubo, 1990 (Female). A: Antennula; B-C: Antenna (whole – last segments); D: Mandibula; E: Maxillula (other setae on endites omitted here). Scales (μm): A = 80; B = 110; C = 30; D-E = 140
Hemicypris vulgaris Okubo, 1990 (Female). A: Antennula; B-C: Antenna (whole – last segments); D: Mandibula; E: Maxillula (other setae on endites omitted here). Scales (μm): A = 80; B = 110; C = 30; D-E = 140

Figure 5

Hemicypris vulgaris Okubo, 1990 (Female). A: First thoracopod; B: Walking leg; C: Cleaning leg; C: Cleaning leg; D: Uropodal ramus; E: Hemicypris ovata Sars, 1903 (Femaile, Lectotype) uropodal ramus. Scales (µm): A-C = 140; D-E = 110
Hemicypris vulgaris Okubo, 1990 (Female). A: First thoracopod; B: Walking leg; C: Cleaning leg; C: Cleaning leg; D: Uropodal ramus; E: Hemicypris ovata Sars, 1903 (Femaile, Lectotype) uropodal ramus. Scales (µm): A-C = 140; D-E = 110

Figure 6

Stenocypris bolieki Ferguson, 1962 (Female). A: Left valve (outer side); B: Right valve (outer side); C: Dorsal view; D: Antennula; E: Antenna; F: Mandibula. G: Maxillula (other setae are omitted here). Scales (μm): A-C = 680; others: 68
Stenocypris bolieki Ferguson, 1962 (Female). A: Left valve (outer side); B: Right valve (outer side); C: Dorsal view; D: Antennula; E: Antenna; F: Mandibula. G: Maxillula (other setae are omitted here). Scales (μm): A-C = 680; others: 68

Figure 7

Stenocypris bolieki Ferguson, 1962 (Female). A: First thoracopod; B: Walking leg; C: Cleaning leg; D-E: Uropodal rami (left-right); F: Uropodal attachment. Scale: 68 μm
Stenocypris bolieki Ferguson, 1962 (Female). A: First thoracopod; B: Walking leg; C: Cleaning leg; D-E: Uropodal rami (left-right); F: Uropodal attachment. Scale: 68 μm

Figure 8

Bradleystrandesia parva (Hartmann, 1964) (Female). A: Dorsal view of carapace; B: Internal view of the left valve. Scales (μm): A = 300; B = 250
Bradleystrandesia parva (Hartmann, 1964) (Female). A: Dorsal view of carapace; B: Internal view of the left valve. Scales (μm): A = 300; B = 250

Figure 9

Bradleystrandesia parva (Hartmann, 1964) (Female). A: Antennula; B: Antenna C: Mandibula; D: Maxillula (other setae on endites are omitted here). Scales (μm): A-B = 52; C-D = 70
Bradleystrandesia parva (Hartmann, 1964) (Female). A: Antennula; B: Antenna C: Mandibula; D: Maxillula (other setae on endites are omitted here). Scales (μm): A-B = 52; C-D = 70

Figure 10

Bradleystrandesia parva (Hartmann, 1964) (Female). A: Walking leg; B: Cleaning leg; C: Uropodal ramus. Scales (μm): A = 52; B-C = 70
Bradleystrandesia parva (Hartmann, 1964) (Female). A: Walking leg; B: Cleaning leg; C: Uropodal ramus. Scales (μm): A = 52; B-C = 70

Physicochemical factors, coordinates and altitude of habitats with their species

Habitat T (°C) S (PSU) EC (µS) DO (mg l-1) %S (%) pH Coordinate Alt (m) Species (Numbers)
Rice field 21.6 0.3 657 5.9 67 7.75 40°11′08″N 66 Hv (34), Sb (3), Bp (5), Hr (715)
Spring 18.2 0.2 370 8.6 94 8.11 27°31′15″E Hv (38), Sb (3), Hr (58), Hi (2), Hs (8)
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