K. Fukuoka et M. Murano, MYSIDACEA FROM COASTAL WATERS OF IRIOMOTE ISLAND, RYUKYU ISLANDS, SOUTHWESTERN JAPAN, WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF 3 NEW SPECIES, Journal of crustacean biology, 17(3), 1997, pp. 520-537
Fifteen mysid species, including three new species, are reported from
Iriomote Island, Ryukyu Islands, Japan. A new species, Iiella iriomote
nsis, is distinguished from related species by the shapes of the rostr
um and the telson cleft, the number of spines arming the frontal margi
n of the labrum, and the endopod of the uropod being shorter than the
exopod. Nipponomysis minuta, new species, closely resembles Nipponomys
is imparis in respect to the fourth male pleopod, but is distinguished
by the shorter telson and the smaller number of spines on the lateral
margin of the telson and on the inner margin of the endopod of the ur
opod. Anisomysis hashizunei, new species, is distinguished from relate
d species by a combination of characters found in the fourth male pleo
pod and the telson. Haplostylus pusillus, which has been known only fr
om the Indian Ocean, is reported from the Pacific Ocean for the first
time. Four species, Siriella inornata, S. anomala, Anchialina zimmeri,
and Pseudanchialina pusilla are new records from Japanese waters.