Kaloketos pilosus, a new genus and species of Remipedia (Crustacea) from the Turks and Caicos Islands Author Koenemann, Stefan Author Iliffe, Thomas M. Author Yager, Jill text Zootaxa 2004 618 1 12 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.158346 1dab7fa0-0a69-4071-8548-ca0bed8b74e7 1175­5326 158346 90B4753E-8947-4452-9930-E76FDA95A910 Kaloketos new genus ( Figs. 1–5 ) Type species . Kaloketos pilosus n. sp. Etymology . Kaloketos means 'beautiful sea monster' and is composed of the Greek words kalos (beautiful) and ketos (sea monster). The gender is masculine. Diagnosis . First trunk segment small, lateral pleurites greatly reduced ( Fig. 2 A); all remaining pleural tergites well developed. Trunk sternites with pointed posterolateral corners ( Fig. 2 A). Frontal filaments with short medial processes ( Fig. 3 C). Dorsal flagella of antennules very long ( Figs. 1 ; 3A). Maxillipeds distinctly larger than maxillae, both limbs covered with dense fields of short, feathered setae on medial margins of most segments; horseshoe­type distal claws on maxillae and maxillipeds subequal, with about 18 small denticles ( Figs. 4 ; 5B). Larger trunk limbs (of mid­trunk region) sturdy, with expanded endo­ and exopods; second segment of endopod with expanded medial lobe bearing up to 32 short spines ( Fig. 2 B). Anal somite slightly wider than long; caudal rami about 20% longer than anal somite Fig. 2 F).