New species and records of Asellota from the Indian Ocean (Crustacea: Peracarida: Isopoda) Author Kensley, B Author Schotte, M text Journal of Natural History 2002 36 1421 1461 journal article 1464-5262 Pseudojanira stenetrioides Barnard, 1925 Pseudojanira stenetrioides Barnard, 1925: 406 ; WolV, 1962: 252; Kensley, 1977: 251; Wilson, 1986: 351; Poore and Just, 1990: 521 ; Serov and Wilson, 1999: 73 . Material examined. USNM 253322 , six 2.1–3.2 mm , three ovigerous 2.5–3.2 mm , one, two juveniles , IIOE sta 400C, south of Beira , Mozambique , 19ss51¾S, 36ss21¾E, 62 m , 3 October 1964 ; USNM 235323 , one, one, three juveniles , IIOE sta 372G, oV southern Mozambique , 24ss53¾S, 34ss56¾E, 55 m , 19 August 1964 . Previous records. Zululand coast, South Africa , in coral 1–2 m ; southern Mozambique , grey sand, 55 m . Remarks. The distinctive colour pattern of this species consists of strong redbrown pigment on most of the dorsum of the cephalon, a small median spot on pereonite 5, and a more diVuse reticulation on the pleotelson. Contrary to Wilson (1986), examination of the type material (SAM-A1534 5) shows that P . stenetrioides does have a tiny tooth and associated seta on each side of the pleon. The rostrum of this species is anteriorly rounded with a hyaline margin, but never toothed.