Lophogastrida and Mysida (Crustacea) of the “ DIVA- 1 ” deep-sea expedition to the Angola Basin (SE-Atlantic) Author Wittmann, Karl J. text European Journal of Taxonomy 2020 2020-04-16 628 1 43 journal article 10.5852/ejt.2020.628 86b76f24-0a25-4767-9088-7399181809dd 3756146 DFA628B3-900F-493E-98E4-C9B28CC7CDFD Fagegnathophausia gracilis ( Willemoës-Suhm, 1875 ) Material examined (non-type only) ANGOLA BASIN • 1 imm. (BL = 57 mm ); 22°20.640′ S , 3°23.567′ E to 22°26.150′ S, 3°27.046′ E; bottom depth 5161–5162 m ; 10 Jul. 2000 ; DIVA-1 exped., #321; Agassiz Trawl ; ZMH 58242 . Type locality Implicitly defined by monotypy. Willemoës-Suhm (1875) based the first description on a single male specimen from 170 nautical miles ( 315 km ) east of St. Paul's Rocks, 1°22′ N , 26°36′ W , depth 1500 fathoms ( 2743 m ). Distribution Circumtropical, bathypelagic, depth range 500–5225 m ( Fage 1941 ; Clarke 1962 ; Vereshchaka 1990 , 1995 ; Meland & Aas 2013 ; San Vicente 2016 ; Hendrickx 2019 ). According to Clarke (1962) newly released juveniles may migrate upward to 500 m depth. This species has been reported by Illig (1930) as Gnathophausia gracilis Willemoës-Suhm, 1875 , from material taken by the “Valdivia” Expedition in the Angola Basin. The new record from this basin extends the previously known latitudinal range of 34° N– 18° S southward to 22° S . See Discussion for an assessment of the vertical distribution in the Angola Basin.