The Stillman Wright Collection Of Copepoda (Crustacea) From South america In The National museum-Of natural-History, Smithsonian institution

6 Pages·1991·3.1 MB·English

by  J W Reid

PROC. BIOL. SOC. WASH.
104(4), 1991, pp. 736-741
THE STILLMAN WRIGHT COLLECTION OF COPEPODA
(CRUSTACEA) FROM SOUTH AMERICA IN THE
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY,
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
Janet W. Reid
Abstract.—The species ofCalanoida and Cyclopoida (Copepoda: Crustacea)
from South America that were deposited by Stillman Wrightin the collections
ofthe National Museum ofNatural History are listed. The collection includes
type specimens of8 species and specimens from type localities of5 additional
species ofDiaptomidae from Brazil. These deposits and others in the Kiefer
Collection in Germany represent the only known surviving material from
Wright's taxonomic studies ofSouth American Calanoida. Previously unpub-
lished records ofseveral species from the collection are listed.
During his career, the American limnol- nomenclature of South American diapto-
ogist Stillman Wright described 29 species mids, Brandorff(1976) listed only Diapto-
and subspecies ofcalanoid copepods ofthe mus(now Calodiaptomus) merrillaeandD.
families Boeckellidae, Diaptomidae, and perelegans Wright, 1927, as possibly be-
Pseudodiaptomidae. Most ofthese species longing to one variable species, a question
were from inlandBrazilandArgentina, and stillunresolved. Inaddition,bothBrandorff
afewwere from marine and freshwatercol- (inBrandorffetal. 1982)andDussart(1984)
lections in Nigeria and the Philippines suggested that the female originally de-
(Wright 1927-1939, Wright & Tressler scribed as that ofDiaptomus (now Dacty-
1928). Wright also redescribed 18 species lodiaptomus) pearsei Wright, 1927, is not
ofcalanoids from inland andcoastal waters the same speciesasthe male. Theseauthors
ofBrazil (Wright 1927, 1928a), and report- furnished descriptions of similar but not
ed on collections from Argentina (Wright identicalfemalesascribedtoD.pearseifrom
1939). These articles are among the fun- the Amazon and Orinoco rivers, respec-
damental early works on South American tively. A full listing of works treating
continentalCalanoida, andthe materialthat Wright's species is beyond the scope ofthis
Wright described constitutes a basic re- article; readers are referred to the article by
source for continuing taxonomic studies of Brandorff(1976)foranindispensableintro-
these zooplankters. The present article lists ductiontotheliteratureonSouthAmerican
type and non-type specimens ofCopepoda diaptomids.
of the Wright Collection held in the Na- Wright drew on two sources ofmaterial.
tional Museum ofNatural History, Smith- Hisearlierarticlestreatedthecalanoidsfrom
sonian Institution. This collection appar- a collection made by Miss Harriet Merrill
ently represents most of the surviving fromtheAmazonBasinandotherlocalities
material from Wright's work. in South America in 1907 and 1908. This
Most ofthe species described by Wright collectionwas acquiredby Dr. ChanceyJu-
are still considered valid, a measure ofthe dayandformedthebasisforpartofWright's
care and thoroughness ofhis work. In a re- doctoraldissertation(Wright 1928a),which
view ofthe known distribution and current waspublishedasageneralrevisionofSouth
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AmericanDiaptomidae(Wright 1927). Lat- Table 1.—TypespecimensofSouthAmericanDiap-
er articles (Wright 1935, 1936a, 1936b, tomidae (Calanoida) described by Wright and depos-
1938a, 1938b) described material collected itedinthecollectionsoftheNationalMuseumofNat-
ural History, Smithsonian Institution.
by Wright himself in his capacity as staff
limnologistofafisheriesprojectdirectedby DiaptomusconiferoidesWright, 1927. USNM 59827,
Dr. Rodolfo Von Ihering in the Brazilian Type3,ALC,Calama,Brazil,nodate.USNM59828,
northeast. During Wright's stay in Brazil Paratype 2, ALC, Calama, Brazil, no date. {Noto-
(1933-1937), he also collected in south- diaptomus)
easternBrazilandnorthernArgentina(Reid DiaptomusflexipesWright, 1927.USNM59818,Type
1989; Wright 1937a, 1937b, 1939). S, ALC, Santarem, Brazil, no date. USNM 59819,
The Merrill Collection cannot now be cPoadriatayppteom9u,s)ALC, Santarem, Brazil, no date. {Rha-
located at the University ofWisconsin (S. DiaptomusinsolitusWright, 1927.USNM59474,Type
Dodson, letter to J. Reid, 1991; J. Lyons, 5,ALC,Calama,Amazonas,Brazil,nodate.USNM
letter to S. Wright, 1985). Some Brazilian 59475,Paratype2,ALC,Calama,Amazonas,Brazil,
no date. (Rhacodiaptomus)
cU.oSp.epNoadtsiownearleMduespoesuitmed(UbSyNWMr)i,ghltatienr tthhee Di6a,pAtLoCmu,sCmael-arnm7a/,a^AWmraizgohnt,as1,92B7r.azUilS,NnoMd5a9te5.10U,STyNpMe
National Museum of Natural History 59511,Paratype2,ALC,Calama,Amazonas,Brazil,
(NMNH) in 1926, before his own sojourn no date. (Calodiaptomus)
in South America. It can be assumed that Diaptomus perelegans Wright, 1927. USNM 59512,
thesespecimenscamefromthe Merrill Col- TUySpNeMS, 5A9L5C1,3,CaPalraamtay,peAm2,azAoLnCa,s,CaBlraazmial,, nAomadzatoe-.
lection. This material includesall species in nas, Brazil, 17 May 1926. (Calodiaptomus)
Table 1 and, inTable2, the specimensorig- DiaptomussantaremensisWri^t, 1927.USNM59514,
inallydepositedasD. henseni, aspeciesthat Type9, ALC, Santarem, GraoPara, Brazil,nodate.
WrighthimselflaterredescribedasD. ama- Di(aDpitaopmtuosmsuislvas.ti1c.u)sWnght, 1927.USNM59822,Type
zonicus(Wright 1935). Additionalnon-type $,SLI,Para,Brazil,nodate.USNM59823,Paratype
material of species that were described by 2, ALC, Para, Brazil, no date. (Diaptomuss.l.)
Wright in the 1927 article and deposited DiaptomussilvaticusinfrequensWright, 1927. USNM
latermay also have been part ofthe Merrill 59824, Type <3, SLI, Para, Brazil, no date. (Diapto-
mus
Collection, although she is not listed as the s. 1.)
collector ofany ofthese samples. This sup-
position is largely an inference from the in-
completeandsometimesmisspelledlocality and were probably used by Wright in his
and date information supplied with the original description. Designated type ma-
specimens, which is uncharacteristic of terial ofD. pearsei is no longer in existence
Wright's later work, and from the fact that (Table 3).
some specimens are listed from localities Regarding material collected during his
that were never visited by Wright but were own stay in Brazil, Wright once (1935:214)
sampled by Merrill. Specimens in this cat- indicated that specimens were to be depos-
egory include, from Table 2: Diaptomus itedatthe MuseuNacional, Rio deJaneiro,
coniferoides, USNM 92947; D. flexipes, Brazil, at the Museum of Zoology of the
USNM USNM
92953; D. pearsei, 92949, UniversityofMichigan, andattheU.S. Na-
92950; D.perelegans, USNM 92951; D. sil- tional Museum. However, the Museu Na-
USNM
vaticusinfrequens, 92952;andPseu- cionalpresentlyholdsnomaterialdeposited
USNM
dodiaptomusgracilis, 60599, 60600, by Wright (M. M. G. Correa, letter to J.
92945. If this supposition is correct, the Reid, 1989), andallcollectionsofCrustacea
slides ofD. pearsei, although they were not held by the Museum ofZoology were trans-
NMNH
listed as type material at time of deposit, ferred to the in the 1930's (M.
come from the type locality ofthe species O'Brien, pers. comm. to J. Reid, 1989).
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Table 2.—Non-type specimens ofSouth American Table 2.—Continued.
CalanoidaandCyclopoidafromtheWrightCollection
in the National Museum ofNatural History, Smith- Diaptomus bergi Richard, 1897. USNM 92954, 1 S,
sonian Institution. SLI, Guamini, Buenos Aires, Argentina, no date.
USNM 92955, 1 6, SLI, Guamini, Buenos Aires,
Calanoida: Boeckellidae Argentina,nodate.USNM92964,300+,ALC,Glew,
Boeckella bergi Richard, 1897. USNM 79546, 50+ Prov. Buenos Aires, Argentina, 26 Dec 1936. (Ar-
, gyrodiaptomus)
ALC,LagunainPlatano,betweenBuenosAiresand DiaptomusconiferoidesWn^t, 1927. USNM 92947,
cLyaclPolpastav,erAnragleins)t.inUa,SN5MJan921996357,(2i8n,clAuLdCes,Arcoaandtshiod-e A1r$r,oSyLoI,PBarjaazriilt,o,nToidgartee,.AUrgSenNtMina9,293602N,o2v001+9,3A6L(Cin,-
pool, Guamini, Prov. Buenos Aires, Argentina, 10 USNM
Jan 1937.USNM92968, 1000+,L.enPlatano,near cludes Pseudodiaptomus richardi Dahl).
92963,20+ ALC,RioTerito,nearTigre,Argentina,
Quilmes, Argentina, 6 Jan 1937 (includes A. ver- 26 Nov 193,6 (includes Pseudodiaptomus richardi
BoeAncaLlkiCes,l);lLadaedgteu.nntJia.fSeWra.alaBRdreaieadht.mL,a1D9u3l5c.e,UPSroNv.MB7u9e5n4o5s,A5ir0e+s,, DiDaaphtlo)m.u{sNfolteoxdiipaesptWormiugsh)t, 1927. USNM 92953, 1 $,
SLI, Santarem, Brazil, no date. {Rhacodiaptomus)
BoeAcrkgeelnltaingar,ac1i8lisJaDnad1a9y3,7.1901. USNM 79547, 50+, DiAaLptCo,mAu9suidheerPiunxgiinVa^nrai,^Xn,ea1r9C35a.mpUiSnNaMGra7n9d5e4,2,Pa7r+a-,
ALC, LagunaSarco, nearLavaisse, Prov. San Luis,
Argentina, 10Dec 1936.USNM92956, 100+,ALC, hyba, Brazil, "type locality," no date. {Notodiapto-
mus)
L1.93E6nc(iandcelnuaddesa,5.Epsotoap,oeSnasnis)L.uiUs,SNArMgen9t2i9n5a7,,2900De+c Diaptomus incompositus Brian, 1926. USNM 92960,
gUAeLSnCtNi,nMaL,a91g209o5D8Ce,hca2s01c09o3+m6,u.sAU,LSCA,NrgMLe.nt9Sia2nr9ac5,o9,,9S2aN0n0oL+vuisA1,9LA3Cr6,.-, gL1ea0ng0toi+nCa,,hAaL1sCc,Joamlnuasg1o,9a3Ar7rt.igfeiUncitSailn,NaB,Mal1n90e2aN9r6oi1ov,,1Q39u03i06l.+m,eUsSA,LNACrM,-
, 92970, 1000+ ALC, Tres Lagunas, San Luis, Ar-
L. Alvardon Deffarrari, Argentina, 18 Jan 1937. ,
UtUniunSSlaa,NNtuNMMsoa.99n22d299,66M67e5,,tDac11ey00cc00l001o+9+p,3s6AAmeLL(niCCdn,,occlTTuirrdneeeussss)MLL;eaadsggeouutcnn.ayaJs.cs,,lWo.AAprrsRggeeeainnnd---. ga61en99nd,3t6i4Mn.3a(,,omuAet5LndCoDof,ecUciLn.Su1NsN9a)3sM;6sdae9(ut2i,.9nJ6cS.9laW)und;.eLsdRueietEsi.u,dc.JAy.rUcgWlSe.onNptsRiMennia2d,e5.u70m{9DaN1eno3c-i,
, todiaptomus)
Mt1i.0na+,,meNAnoLd.oCc2,,in5Lu.sD)Ne;acsds1eat9u.3,6J.S(aiWnn.clLuuRdieesis,dM.A.rgUeaSnntnNiunMlaa,t9u72s9Da6en9cd, Di5ap+t,oAmLuCs,nAor9duedsetiSniumsaWor,ignheta,rC1a9m35p.inUaSGNraMnd7e9,54P3a,-
1936 (includes Diaptomus incompositus and M. rahyba, Brazil, "from type locality," no date. {No-
todiaptomus)
BoeAmceLknCedl,olcaLipanoguousp)no;aendAseltis.sinJMa.a,rWsn.hea,Rre1iB9do0.n6a.fUacSioN,MPr7o9v5.48B,u5e0n+o,s DiSaLpIt,omCuaslapmeaa,rseBiraWzirli,ghnto, d1a9t2e7..UUSSNNMM9922995409,, 11 a9,,
SLI, Calama, Brazil, nodate. {Dactylodiaptomus)
Aires, Argentina, 10 Jan 1937. Diaptomusperelegans'Wri^X, 1927. USNM 92951, 1
Calanoida: Diaptomidae 3,SLI,Brazil(word"Para"onlabelcrossedout),no
DiaptomusamazonicusWright, 1935. USNM 59515, date. {Calodiaptomus)
1 (5, ALC, LakeArary, Marojo(sic), Brazil, nodate. DiaptomussilvaticusinfrequensWright, 1927. USNM
USNM 59817, 1 9, ALC, LakeArary, Marojo(sic), 92952, 1 5, SLI, Para, Brazil, no date. {Diaptomus
Brazil, no date. USNM 79541, 2 S, ALC, Marajo s. 1.)
Island, Para, Brazil, "from type locality," no date. Diaptomus transitans Kiefer, 1929. USNM 92972,
(USNM 59515 and59817wereoriginallydeposited 100+, ALC, Emb. S. Roque, Rio Primero, Argen-
asD.henseniDahl, 1894;thesedeterminationswere tina, 21 Dec 1936. {Notodiaptomus)
laterchangedandthe speciesdescribed asD. ama-
Calanoida: Pseudodiaptomidae
zonicusby Wright, 1935.) {Notodiaptomus)
DiaptomusanisitsiDaday, 1905. USNM 92971, 50+ Pseudodiaptomusgracilis{T>ah\, 1894).USNM60599,
ALC, L. Cricket Club, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1, 1 S, ALC, South America, no date. USNM 60600,
Jan 1936. {Notodiaptomus) 1 9, ALC, South America, no date. USNM 92945,
Diaptomus azevedoi Wright, 1935. USNM 79544, 7, 1 9, SLI, South America, nodate.
ALC,agude(artificiallake)nearSaoJoaodoRiodo Pseudodiaptomusrichardi(Dahl, 1894).USNM92963,
Peixe,Parahyba,Brazil,"fromtypelocality,"nodate. 4 9, 5 (5, ALC, RioTeritonearTigre, Argentina, 26
(Argyrodiaptomus) Nov 1936. USNM 233581, 9 <5, 21 9, ALC, lago
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Table 2.—Continued. worldarealsoheldbytheNMNH. Wright's
field notes from the Brazil years are depos-
artificialU,SBaNlnMeario,Quilmes,Argentina, 1 Jan 1937 ited in the archives ofthe C. B. Wilson Co-
(outof 92960); det. T. C. Walter. pepod Library, NMNH.
ACcycalnotphooicdyac:lCoypcslovpeirdnaaelis (Fischer, 1853). USNM imTeanbsloef1Soluistths tAhmoesreiocfanWrDiigahpt'tsomtiydpeaesptehca-t
A2r5g0e9n1ti1n,a3,2,63Ja3,nA1L9C3,7L(.ouetnoPflaUtaSnoN,Mne9a2r9Q68u)i;lmdeest,. are held by the NMNH, together with cat-
J. W. Reid. USNM 250916, 50+, ALC, Laguna in alog number, type status, method of pres-
Platano near Buenos Aires, Argentina, 5 Jan 1937 ervation, andlocalitydata. Table 2 lists ad-
(outofUSNM 79546); det. J. W. Reid. ditional,non-typeSouthAmericanmaterial
Eucyclops neumani (Pesta, 1927). USNM 250908, 3 ofCalanoida and Cyclopoida that was do-
A9,rg5en(5t,i2nac,op5epDoedcids1,93A6L(Co,utTroefsULSagNuMnas9,29S7a0n);Ludiest,. nated by Wright to the NMNH collections.
J. W. Reid. AllspeciesweredeterminedbyWrighthim-
Mesocyclops annulatus (Wierzejski, 1892). USNM selfunless otherwise indicated. Some ofthe
dA2ei5tr0.e9sJ1,.5A,Wr.g3e8nR,teiirndoa.a,dUs1iSdeJNapMnoo1l29,5307G9u(1ao9mu,tino1if0,U0+SP,rNoAvML.C9B,2u9eT6nr5o)es;s lBarbazeilleidan"fsrpoemcitmyepneslloicsatleidtyi"naTcacbolredi2ngartoe
Lagunas,Argentina,No.2,5Dec1986(outofUSNM information given by Wright at the time of
92966); det. J. W. Reid. deposit. Most other specimens of Diapto-
Metacyclops mendocinus (Wierzejski, 1892). USNM midae are from localities that were men-
255D0e9c10,192369,(AouLtCo,fTUrSesNLMag9u2n9a6s6,);Ardgeetn.tJi.naW,.NRoe.id2., tioned by Wright in one or more articles,
USNM250912,49, 35,ALC, L. Nassau,San Luis, although some oftheselocalitiesandall the
Argentina, 7 Dec 1936 (out ofUSNM 92969); det. localities of Boeckella spp. represent pre-
J. W. Reid. USNM 250907, 2 9, 4 3, ALC, Tres viously unpublished records. Some of the
ULaSguNnMas,92S9a7n0)L;uidest,.AJr.gWen.tiRneai,d.5 Dec 1936 (out of materialisfromunsortedplankton samples
thatwerelabeledaccordingtothedominant
genus at the time ofdeposit, and were re-
cently examined by myself. These deter-
minations are indicated in Table 2 and also
Wright himself (pers. comm. to J. Reid, represent new records. Records ofPseudo-
1985) did not recall having made deposits diaptomus spp. were published in detail by
in any museum except the NMNH. Wright Walter (1989). The method ofpreservation
did send a few samples from Brazil to Dr. isindicatedbyALC(alcohol) orSLI (slide).
Friedrich Kiefer. These specimens are now Locality names follow the spelling on the
held in the Kiefer Collection at the Staat- labels; modem Portuguese spelling is quite
liches Museum fiir Naturkunde Karlsruhe different in some cases. Genera ofthe Fam-
in Germany (Franke 1989:138, 293). All ilyDiaptomidaehaveundergoneseveralre-
material, includingunsortedplankton sam- visions; species are listed underthe original
ples, that was in Wright's possession upon genus name, Diaptomus, with the presently
his return to the United States was even- accepted genus name appended in paren-
tuallydepositedinthecollectionsoftheDi- theses.
vision ofCrustacea, Department ofInver- Table 3 lists species described by Wright
tebrate Zoology, NMNH. The holdings at for which original type material is appar-
NMNH
and in the Kiefer Collection there- ently no longer in existence. The type lo-
fore appear to represent the only South cality or, ifno type locality was specified in
Americanmaterialdescribedorcollectedby the original article, all the localities men-
Wright that is still in existence. Specimens tioned are given. The present genus name
depositedbyWrightfrom otherpartsofthe is given in parentheses.
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Table 3.—Species ofSouthAmerican Diaptomidae Table 3.—Continued.
andPseudodiaptomidaedescribedbyWrightforwhich
typematerialapparentlyno longerexists. DiaptomuspearseiWright, 1927. Typelocality: South
Pond, Calama, Amazonas, Brazil. {Dactylodiapto-
DiaptomusamazonicusWright, 1935.Notypelocality mus)
specified. Localities mentioned in original descrip- PseudodiaptomusmarshiWright, 1936a.Typelocality:
tion:RioTapajoznearSantarem,LagoArary,Island Rio Capibaribe, Recife, Brazil.
ofMarajo,RioArama,allinPara,Brazil;Essequibo
River and at Georgetown, British Guiana. (Noto-
diaptomus)
Acknowledgments
Diaptomus argentinus Wright, 1938b. Type locality:
pool3kmsouthofGlew,ontheroadtoSanVicente, IamgratefultoDrs. StanleyDodson,John
Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. {Argywdiapto-
Lyons, and Edward Schneberger, and most
mus)
DiaptomusazevedoiWright, 1935.Typelocality:small especially to the late Dr. Stillman Wright
agudeonsitioOlhod'Agua,nearA^udePiloes,Para- for their assistance in attempting to locate
hyba, Brazil. (Argyrodiaptomus) the Merrill Collection at the University of
DiaptomuscalamensisWright, 1927. Notypelocality Wisconsin and its Zoological Museum. Dr.
specified. Localities mentioned in original descrip- Mark O'Brien verified the transfer ofCrus-
tion:Calama,Amazonas,andSantarem,GraoPara,
Brazil. {Rhacodiaptomus) tacea from the collections ofthe Museum
DiaptomuscearensisWright, 1936b. No type locality of Zoology of the University of Michigan
specified. Localities mentioned in original descrip- to the NMNH. Dra. Maria Margarida
tion:northeasternCeara,AgudePiloes,nearSaoJoao Gomes Correa of the Museu Nacional da
do Riodo Peixe, Parahyba; severalwatersnearCa-
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
raubasandAssu, RioGrandedoNorte,Brazil.(A^o-
todiaptomus) obligingly searched the collections of that
DiaptomuscorderoiWright, 1936b. Typelocality: La- institution for material deposited by Dr.
goaSantanearBelloHorizonte, MinasGeraes, Bra- Wright. Two anonymous reviewersprovid-
NMNH
zil.Topotypematerialhasbeendepositedat ed helpful comments.
and at the Museu de Zoologia da Universidade de
Sao Paulo (Reid 1987). {Scolodiaptomus)
Diaptomus dahli Wright, 1936b. Type locality: Rio Literature Cited
Arary,MarajoIsland,Para,Brazil.(Notodiaptomus)
DiaptomusiheringiWright, 1935.Typelocality:A9ude Brandorff", G.-O. 1976. The geographic distribution
Puxinana,villageofPuxinana,nearCampinaGran- ofthe Diaptomidae in South America (Crus-
de, Parahyba, Brazil. {Notodiaptomus) tacea,Copepoda).—RevistaBrasileiradeBiolo-
Disappetciofmiueds.iLsoacbaelliateieWsrimgehntt,io1n9e3d6bi.nNoroigitnyapledleosccarliipt-y g,iWa.36K(o3s)t:e6,1&3-N6.27N..Smimov. 1982. Thecom-
tion: two pools near Jatoba, Pemambuco, Brazil. position and structure ofrotiferan and crusta-
{Notodiaptomus) ceancommunitiesofthelowerRioNhamunda,
Diaptomusjatobensis'Whght, 1936b.Typelocality:pool Amazonas, Brazil.—Studies on Neotropical
at Itaparica Falls, Bahia side ofRio Sao Francisco, Faunaand Environment 17:69-121.
nearJatoba, Pemambuco, Brazil. (Notodiaptomus) Dussart,B.H. 1984. SomeCrustaceaCopepodafrom
DiaptomusneglectusWright, 1938b.TypelocaUty:pool Venezuela.—Hydrobiologia 113:25-67.
atJaguara,nearBelloHorizonte,MinasGeraes,Bra- Franke,U. 1989. KatalogzurSammlunglimnischer
zil. (Argyrodiaptomus) Copepoden von Prof. Dr. Friedrich Kiefer.—
DiaptomusnordestinusWright, 1935. Notypelocality Carolinea,StaatlichesMuseumfiirNaturkunde
specified. Localities mentioned in original descrip- Karisruhe 5:1-433.
tion: A^ude Simao and pool, both near Campina Reid,J. W. 1987. Scolodiaptomus, anewgenuspro-
Grande,andA9udesLindaFlorandLapa,Parahyba, posedforDiaptomuss. 1. corderoiWright;and
Brazil. {Notodiaptomus) description of Notodiaptomus brandorffi, new
DiaptomuspaulistanusWright, 1936b.Notypelocahty species (Copepoda; Calanoida), from Brazil.—
specified. Localities mentioned in original descrip- JournalofCrustacean Biology 7(2):364-379.
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Fora, MinasGeraes, Brazil. {Odontodiaptomus) nal ofCrustaceanBiology 9(4):680-683.
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