Zevinaella — a new barnacle genus (Scalpellomorpha: Arcoscalpellinae) associated with crinoids (Echinodermata) from the Caribbean Author Shalaeva, Kate Author Newman, William A. text Zootaxa 2016 4072 2 151 170 journal article 46880 10.11646/zootaxa.4072.2.1 b7b0afee-d754-447b-8579-826e31bee441 1175-5326 257519 2882651C-202A-45FA-B462-F1176C19D66A Genus Zevinaella gen. nov. Type species. Scalpellum rodstromi Boone, 1927 . Diagnosis. Arcoscalpellinae with 12 capitular plates (L2s absent). Umbones of T, S, C, L1, CLs apical. Associated with Crinoidea (Echinodermata). Composition. Two species: Zevinaella rodstromi ( Boone, 1927 ) new combination and Zevinaella volentis sp. nov. Remarks. The more or less closely related T. pentacrinarum ( Pilsbry, 1907 ) has not been included in the new genus because its L2s are obviously present, its peduncular plates stand in 6 rather than 8 tiers, and it occurs on Neocrinus rather than Stylometra . However, supplementary descriptions of the holotype and additional material of T. pentacrinarum are given below. Distribution. Atlantic, Western-Central: Caribbean. Known depth range 60 to 510 m . Habitat. Crinoid assemblages of outer reef slopes. Etymology. Zevinaella is named in honor of the late Professor Galina Zevina ( 1926–2002 ) of Moscow State University ( Russia ), author of more than a hundred papers and books on barnacles as well as an inspirational, warmhearted teacher and friend, whose untimely death in an automobile accident left a void in cirripedology (cf. Kolbasov et al. , 2005 ).