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<I>Stenetrium adrianae</I>

Stenetrium adrianae

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Family STENETRIIDAE Hansen, 1905

Introduction

Stenetriids are flat elongate isopods up to 5.5 mm long, occurring worldwide in shallow temperate to tropical environments and occasionally in the deep-sea. The first pereopod is subchelate, and variously ornamented and enlarged relative to other pereopods. Maximum length is around 6.6 mm. The family was diagnosed in detail by Serov & Wilson (1995) and later revised by Serov & Wilson (1999), Bruce & Buxton (2013) and Bruce & Cumming (2015). An earlier work (Wolff, 1962) provided a key to species of Stenetrium, some now in other genera.

 

Diagnosis

Male pleopod 2 peduncle without distal extensions; appendix masculina with short ventrolateral pocket or groove originating at midlength; exopod inserting distomedially. Penes emerging midway between coxae and sternal spine, directed medially, distally rounded.

 

History of changes

Note that this list may be incomplete for dates prior to September 2013.
Published As part of group Action Date Action Type Compiler(s)
13-Mar-2025 CRUSTACEA Brünnich, 1772 29-Jan-2025 MODIFIED Dr Gary Poore
05-Aug-2022 28-Jun-2013 MODIFIED
05-Aug-2022 28-Jun-2013 MODIFIED
05-Aug-2022 05-May-2011 MODIFIED
05-Aug-2022 29-Jun-2010 MODIFIED
12-Feb-2010 (import)