Two new species of Eutardigrada from Victoria Land, Antarctica Author Lisi, Oscar text Zootaxa 2017 2017-05-05 4317 3 541 558 journal article 32204 10.11646/zootaxa.4317.3.6 27b6933e-5ce3-4aae-bf7a-653d3cf161d9 1175-5326 884803 E5Fc4877-9878-4460-9Db7-335649B62271 Diphascon sanae Dastych, Ryan, Watkins, 1990 Fig. 5 Material examined. One specimen (slide No. 4524) from moss sample collected between Terranova Base and Campo Icaro (1990.12.27). As stressed in the description of the species ( Dastych et al . 1990 ), a light refracting unit is present at the base of all primary branches of the external claws ( Figs. 5 A–C). This species, a new record for Victoria Land, seems widespread across the Antarctic continent, with records for: Queen Maud Land ( Dastych et al . 1990 ; Tsujimoto et al . 2014 ), Ellsworth Land and Palmer Land ( Convey & McInnes 2005 ), Queen Elizabeth Land ( Hodgson et al . 2010 ), and the Mawson Coast ( Miller & Heatwole, 1995 ). Together with Diphascon sanae we found some specimens of Minibiotus vinciguerrae Binda & Pilato, 1992 .