Two new species of Pontella (Copepoda, Calanoida, Pontellidae) from Bali and the Sempu Islands, Indonesia
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Two new species of Pontella from Indonesian waters are herein described. Pontella nishidai n. sp. is distinguishable in the female by the posterior corners of its Pdg5 being pointed, the left side of Ur1 with a dorsolateral semi-circular process, and the form of the P5; in the male by the Ur1 naked, the bifurcated thumb of the chela and the very slender shape of the finger of the right P5. Pontella gilimanukensis n. sp. is distinguishable in the female by having a large beak-like process of Ur1, and the asymmetrical CR; in the male by the short posterior corners of Pdg5 and the form of the P5.
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Deux nouvelles espèces de Pontella des eaux indonésiennes sont décrites ici. Pontella nishidai n. sp. se distingue chez la femelle par les angles postérieurs pointus de son Pdg5, par le bord gauche de l’Ur1 possédant un processus dorso-latéral semi-circulaire, et par la forme de la P5 ; chez le mâle par l’Ur1 sans processus, par le pouce bifide de la pince, et par la forme très élancée du doigt de la P5 droite. Pontella gilimanukensis n. sp. se distingue chez la femelle par un grand processus en forme de bec sur Ur1 et par des CR asymétriques ; chez le mâle, par les angles postérieurs du Pdg5 courts et la forme de la P5.
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Two new species of Pontella (Copepoda, Calanoida, Pontellidae) from Bali and the Sempu Islands, Indonesia
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Abstract
Two new species of Pontella from Indonesian waters are herein described. Pontella nishidai n. sp. is distinguishable in the female by the posterior corners of its Pdg5 being pointed, the left side of Ur1 with a dorsolateral semi-circular process, and the form of the P5; in the male by the Ur1 naked, the bifurcated thumb of the chela and the very slender shape of the finger of the right P5. Pontella gilimanukensis n. sp. is distinguishable in the female by having a large beak-like process of Ur1, and the asymmetrical CR; in the male by the short posterior corners of Pdg5 and the form of the P5.
Résumé
Deux nouvelles espèces de Pontella des eaux indonésiennes sont décrites ici. Pontella nishidai n. sp. se distingue chez la femelle par les angles postérieurs pointus de son Pdg5, par le bord gauche de l’Ur1 possédant un processus dorso-latéral semi-circulaire, et par la forme de la P5 ; chez le mâle par l’Ur1 sans processus, par le pouce bifide de la pince, et par la forme très élancée du doigt de la P5 droite. Pontella gilimanukensis n. sp. se distingue chez la femelle par un grand processus en forme de bec sur Ur1 et par des CR asymétriques ; chez le mâle, par les angles postérieurs du Pdg5 courts et la forme de la P5.
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