Journal of Crustacean Biology · 1989 · 13 citations · 2 references
Life SciencesBiologyZoologyComparative AnatomyMarine Invertebrate BiologySystematicsCrustacean ZoologyMarine InvertebratesCrustacean AnatomyCrustacean Comparative BiologyCrustacean MorphologyGenus DescriptionMonotypic Species ClassificationMonotypic TaxaNew Genus NamesNew Species Description
A new genus and species, Koror misticius, a shrimp belonging to a group of 6 monotypic genera within the Hippolytidae is described from a marine cave in Palau. It differs from Barbouria and Janicea in having arthrobranchs on the 4 anterior pairs of pereiopods and epipods on maxilliped 1, from Ligur in different placement of the "antennal spine" and in having the propodus of the 3 posterior pereiopods subdivided, and from Parhippolyte and Somersiella in having a slender rostrum and the appendix masculina distinctly longer than the appendix interna on the second male pleopod.
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