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<paragraph id="5F157E5DAA62E0C12ACDF2A7C776464B" pageId="3" pageNumber="218">Taxon classification Animalia Amphipoda Stenothoidae</paragraph>
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<taxonomicName id="B6CE0A82E9BEC4C0C693E57B7E75CAC0" authority="Smith, 1872" authorityName="Smith" authorityYear="1872" class="Malacostraca" family="Stenothoidae" genus="Stenula" higherTaxonomySource="CoL" kingdom="Animalia" lsidName="Stenula peltata" order="Amphipoda" pageId="3" pageNumber="218" phylum="Arthropoda" rank="species" species="peltata">? Stenula peltata (Smith, 1872)</taxonomicName>
Figures 11, 12, 13
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<paragraph id="005A3B78671469256EB05E511BCCF155" pageId="3" pageNumber="218">
<taxonomicName id="BE66B761480161E4437A27BFB315521D" class="Malacostraca" family="Stenothoidae" genus="Stenula" higherTaxonomySource="CoL" kingdom="Animalia" lsidName="Stenula peltata" order="Amphipoda" pageId="3" pageNumber="218" phylum="Arthropoda" rank="species" species="peltata">? Stenula peltata</taxonomicName>
Smith 1872 in: Smith and Harger 1872: 29, pl. 3, fig. 5-8;
<bibRefCitation id="581747B9A54F092EA749B0401FB4AF62" pageId="3" pageNumber="218">Della Valle 1893</bibRefCitation>
: 570;
<bibRefCitation id="3CF26AD0E8DE055C8D610C7BAE50454A" author="Stebbing, TRR" journalOrPublisher="Das Tierreich" pageId="10" pageNumber="225" pagination="1 - 806" title="Amphipoda, I. Gammaridea." volume="21" year="1906">Stebbing 1906</bibRefCitation>
: 194-195.
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<taxonomicName id="83890B4B9E3DBB577EF4A497B3A4F70A" class="Malacostraca" family="Stenothoidae" genus="Stenula" higherTaxonomySource="CoL" kingdom="Animalia" lsidName="Stenula peltata" order="Amphipoda" pageId="3" pageNumber="218" phylum="Arthropoda" rank="species" species="peltata">Stenula peltata</taxonomicName>
? synonymous to
<bibRefCitation id="FC9B019A7AC53379EEA2E4B6A8DA8A2B" pageId="3" pageNumber="218">Gurjanova 1948</bibRefCitation>
: 310
<taxonomicName id="11C25BCB165E02A30ED615996741B07E" class="Malacostraca" family="Stenothoidae" genus="Stenula" higherTaxonomySource="CoL" kingdom="Animalia" lsidName="Stenula ratmanovi" order="Amphipoda" pageId="3" pageNumber="218" phylum="Arthropoda" rank="species" species="ratmanovi">Stenula ratmanovi</taxonomicName>
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<paragraph id="A3AA289C1512FD873D29483924B87973" pageId="3" pageNumber="218">Type locality.</paragraph>
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St.
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Banks, 55 m depth. Near Cultivator Shoal.
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<paragraph id="FFEFE374D841188756E1181C4B26EED9" pageId="3" pageNumber="218">Material examined.</paragraph>
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one specimen USNM 35636,
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,
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, NA, 30 fathoms, sandy bottom, 29/8/1872.
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<paragraph id="671EC5F58B730443FDCD930980D14BF4" pageId="3" pageNumber="218">As the original paper is not easily accessible and as there is some confusion about the authors, I repeat herewith the type-description by Smith:</paragraph>
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<paragraph id="EAE07391D854CAC160E862F103560764" pageId="3" pageNumber="218">Description.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="71430D2CCC889A8D402E0F22177BC52A" pageId="3" pageNumber="218">Female. Eyes round and nearly white in alcohol. Antennulae (=A1) considerably shorter than epimera of the 4th segment (Cx 4); first article of the peduncle stout, subequal to head, the second shorter, the third very short and similar to the arts of the flagellum; flagellum scarcely longer than the peduncle, with 8 arts. Antennae (=A 2) slightly longer than antennulae; peduncle art 4, 5 about equal in length; flagellum subequal to flagellum of antennulae. Cx 2 (fig. 5) nearly ovate, twice as high as broad; Cx 3 somewhat rectangular, not wider than the second but considerably deeper; Cx 4 (fig. 6) very large, slightly deeper than Cx 3 and 1/3-1/4 longer than deep, being about as long as the first five segments of the thorax, the inferior margin regularly curved and the posterior convex in outline. Gn 1 (fig. 7) small and slender; merus triangular and distally broader than the carpus, which is not quite twice as long as broad and has the lateral margins parallel; propodus narrower but slightly longer than the carpus and narrowed distally; dactylus about half as long as the propodus. Gn 2 (Fig. 5) stouter; merus short triangular, carpus much broader than long and only slightly produced beneath the propodus; propodus about as long as the breadth of Cx 2, nearly twice as long as broad; palmar margin (Fig. 8) convex in outline, slightly oblique, with an acute lobe and a spine at the posterior angle, within which the top of the dactylus closes. P 4, 5 slender and nearly naked, P 5 basis slender, four times as long as broad, not wider than the merus. P 6, 7 slightly shorter than P 5, basis posteriorly dilated and squamiform in both pairs, but broader in P 7. U 3 ramus slightly longer than the peduncle.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="7DE99A8AA1A846D298A78DE88B73E45B" pageId="3" pageNumber="218">Length of largest specimen, from front of head to tip of telson, about 6 mm.</paragraph>
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The mandibles are without palp or molar tubercles, and in all other characters the species agrees with the genus
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as restricted by Boeck, but it seems to be very distinct from either of the European species.
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<paragraph id="D1A8D93270FB0A03AC4D223424452FF8" pageId="3" pageNumber="218">Discussion.</paragraph>
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The hint after the original description, that this species should belong to
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as it has no mandible palp, was not convincing: no
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is described from the region off Massachusetts or Connecticut, nor from the entire Atlantic, with gnathopods similar to the ones illustrated.
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The incomplete illustrations of
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(Gurjanova, 1948) are very similar to what little we know about?
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, and the two species may well be synonymous, in spite of the large geographic distance between the type localities. In that case the older name
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(Smith, 1874) would become the valid name of the taxon.
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We hoped to get more information by studying the single type specimen (see Fig. 11, 12) and illustrate here all what we could see; but there were no mouthparts except the maxilliped, and we still
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know anything about the shape of the mandibular palp.
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A sample in the collections of the Smithsonian Inst. (Washington) raised new hope to shed light in this situation: there could exist a
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sp. from the coelenteron of
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. Will this be
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?
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Figure 11.
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(Smith, 1872): original illustrations of 5 gnathopod 2; 6? peraeopod 4; 7 gnathopod 1; 8 dactylus and propodus of gnathopod 2 distally.
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Figure 12.
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(Smith, 1872): illustration of the single type specimen; A 1, 2 antenna 1, 2; Mx 1 maxilla 1; Mxp maxilliped; Gn 1 gnathopod 1 without propodus and dactylus; Gn 1' dactylus, propodus and carpus enlarged; Gn 2 gnathopod 2; Gn 2' dactylus and propodus enlarged; Gn 2
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gnathopod 2 tip of carpus enlarged.
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Figure 13.
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(Smith, 1872): illustration of the single type specimen; P 3, 4 5, 7 peraeopod 3, 4, 5, 7; Ep 3 third epimeral plate; U 1, 2, 3 uropod 1, 2, 3; T telson.
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