cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15142526
title: Table 4 in Two new records of free-living marine nematodes of the family Ironidae de Man, 1876 (Nematoda: Enoplida) from Korea

description: Table 4. Morphological and ecological characteristics of the genus Pheronous Inglis, 1966 including the Korean P. donghaiensis.
TaxaCharactersPheronous ogdeni Inglis, 1966Pheronous donghaiensis Chen and Guo, 2015P. donghaiensis (Korean specimens)Body lengthM: 1,490 - 1,980 F: 1,430 - 1,770M: 1,293 - 2,188 F: 1,332 - 1,932M: 2,004 - 2,180 F: 2,114 - 2,197aM: 24.0 - 38.8 F: 27.5 - 34.0M: 30.2 - 39.8 F: 31.7 - 39.4M: 37.8 - 40.0 F: 36.7 - 37.2bM: 5.3 - 5.7 F: 5.0 - 6.5M: 5.7 - 6.4 F: 5.7 - 5.8M: 5.8 - 6.1 F: 5.7 - 6.1cM: 22.2 - 26.0 F: 14.0 - 16.2M: 21.6 - 25 F: 16.5 - 17.5M: 21.4 - 25.1 F: 17.9 - 20.7Head diameterM: 23 - 31 F: 19 - 27M: 21 - 27 F: 22 - 28M: 28 - 30 F: 29Spicule length35 - 4733 - 4654 - 61Gubernaculum length16 - 2016 - 2724 - 28No. of precloacal supplement4 pairs8 - 9 pairs8 - 9 pairsShape of precloacal supplementPapillaeTubularTubularEcological habitatBeach sand in the surf zone; Near Durban, Republic of South AfricaIntertidal sandy sediment; Huangcuo coast, Xiamen City, and Dongshan Island, Zhangzhou city, East China SeaIntertidal sandy sediment; Mallipo Beach, Taean-gun, Korea
All measurements are in μm.
description: Published as part of Lee, Hyo Jin & Rho, Heegab Lee and Hyun Soo, 2023, Two new records of free-living marine nematodes of the family Ironidae de Man, 1876 (Nematoda: Enoplida) from Korea, pp. 65 in Journal of Species Research 12 (1) on page 65, DOI: 10.12651/JSR.2023.12.1.055, http://zenodo.org/record/12753323
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15142527
title: Table 1 in Description of three new species of the genus Odontesthes from the rio Tramandaí drainage, Brazil (Atheriniformes: Atherinopsidae)

description: Table 1. Morphometric data from type specimens of Odontesthes bicudo, O. piquava, and O. ledae, H: holotype.
) l' ¬.. - ıı.4. ı O.bicudo O. piquavaO. ledaeHnrangemeanH11range meanHnrange meanSL (mm)159.360110.4-205.2148.1132.763100.3- 186,7135.4137.860101.2- 190.3137.4Percents of SLPredorsal 162.86058.0-62.9-60.261.86257.3-62.960.459.36056.1-63.060.5Predorsal 272.85971.0-76.073.575.96371.3-76.974.074.96071.7-76.073.7PreariaI65.3.5960.3 -65.S63.365.76359.8-66.863.365.76060.8-65.763.5Prepelvic46.75940.4-46.743.545.76338.8-46.643.244.86038.3-45.742.9Caudal peduncle depth7.6596.8-837.78.4637.0-8.88.07.1606.8 -8.97.8Caudal peduncle width33602.3 3.73.03.4632.8-4.03.33.26024-3.93.2Pectoral to anal-fin39.26035:4-42.839.542.26337.7-45.141.142.36037.1 -42.340,0Pectoral to pelvic-fin23.05917.1-23.020.124.76316.9-24.920.921.86015.8-21.819.8Anal-fin base17.56016.4-20.618.518.46315.8-21.118.717.16014.6-22.518.1Body depth17,76014.2- 18.916.519.66216.1 -20.418.717.96016.0- 19.817.6D1 D213.26011.1-15.313.214.26211.515.713.515.66011.2- 15.913.2Pectoral-fin length16.85915.2-20.317.720.96316.4-22.619.917.96016.2-21.7185Pelvic-fin length9.5608.9- 12.410.511.5629.1 -13.211.39.9609.4- 12.810.9HL24.75921.1 -27.424.322.66219.1 -23.121.022.75721.1-24.823.2HL-pm23.75919.6-24.522.321.56218.0-21.519.921.55719.5-23.421.6Percents of HLHL-pm94.25988:5- 94.291.697.06190.1-97.094.694.65790.9-94.693.2Interorbital width26.55923.1 -31.327.127.16027.1-38.131.825.95625.9-33.329.5Eye diameter22.15817.9-23.921.029.76022.2-30.026.826.95520.3-29.324.5Snout length36.65932.5-40.936.429.76228.0- 37.031.631.05530.4 -35:833.1Snout length-pm30.05924.3-31.527.925.76222.7-30.026.126,55424.2-28.926.4Lower mandible length39.75931.1-43.837.034.26231.0-38.035.333.95530.0-37.433.8Head depth 137.95735: 7- 43.838.641.36240.5- 50.244.739.65137.6-46.741.6I lead depth 227.75626.3-34.430.329.56229.5-40.134.328.35428.3-35.831.5Postorbital length45.55840.6-46.744.045.06241.5-51.545.043.15739.7-47.243.7Percents of snout lengthInterorbital width6057.9-86.774.66187.4- 122.2100.55772.4- 113.989.7Eye diameter6046.1 -71.358.06167.8- 100.085.55761.0-87.074.2Head depth 16092.1 - 125.7106.361115.9 -167.5142.357108.7-146.3 126.2Head depth 26071.4-97.983.46190.4- 127.4109.05783.3- 113.995.4
description: Published as part of Malabarba, Luiz R. & Dyer, Brian S., 2002, Description of three new species of the genus Odontesthes from the rio Tramandaí drainage, Brazil (Atheriniformes: Atherinopsidae), pp. 262 in Ichthyol. Explor. Freshwaters 13 on page 262, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10813684
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15142528
title: Table 1 in Description of three new species of the genus Odontesthes from the rio Tramandaí drainage, Brazil (Atheriniformes: Atherinopsidae)

description: Table 1. Morphometric data from type specimens of Odontesthes bicudo, O. piquava, and O. ledae, H: holotype.
) l' ¬.. - ıı.4. ı O.bicudo O. piquavaO. ledaeHnrangemeanH11range meanHnrange meanSL (mm)159.360110.4-205.2148.1132.763100.3- 186,7135.4137.860101.2- 190.3137.4Percents of SLPredorsal 162.86058.0-62.9-60.261.86257.3-62.960.459.36056.1-63.060.5Predorsal 272.85971.0-76.073.575.96371.3-76.974.074.96071.7-76.073.7PreariaI65.3.5960.3 -65.S63.365.76359.8-66.863.365.76060.8-65.763.5Prepelvic46.75940.4-46.743.545.76338.8-46.643.244.86038.3-45.742.9Caudal peduncle depth7.6596.8-837.78.4637.0-8.88.07.1606.8 -8.97.8Caudal peduncle width33602.3 3.73.03.4632.8-4.03.33.26024-3.93.2Pectoral to anal-fin39.26035:4-42.839.542.26337.7-45.141.142.36037.1 -42.340,0Pectoral to pelvic-fin23.05917.1-23.020.124.76316.9-24.920.921.86015.8-21.819.8Anal-fin base17.56016.4-20.618.518.46315.8-21.118.717.16014.6-22.518.1Body depth17,76014.2- 18.916.519.66216.1 -20.418.717.96016.0- 19.817.6D1 D213.26011.1-15.313.214.26211.515.713.515.66011.2- 15.913.2Pectoral-fin length16.85915.2-20.317.720.96316.4-22.619.917.96016.2-21.7185Pelvic-fin length9.5608.9- 12.410.511.5629.1 -13.211.39.9609.4- 12.810.9HL24.75921.1 -27.424.322.66219.1 -23.121.022.75721.1-24.823.2HL-pm23.75919.6-24.522.321.56218.0-21.519.921.55719.5-23.421.6Percents of HLHL-pm94.25988:5- 94.291.697.06190.1-97.094.694.65790.9-94.693.2Interorbital width26.55923.1 -31.327.127.16027.1-38.131.825.95625.9-33.329.5Eye diameter22.15817.9-23.921.029.76022.2-30.026.826.95520.3-29.324.5Snout length36.65932.5-40.936.429.76228.0- 37.031.631.05530.4 -35:833.1Snout length-pm30.05924.3-31.527.925.76222.7-30.026.126,55424.2-28.926.4Lower mandible length39.75931.1-43.837.034.26231.0-38.035.333.95530.0-37.433.8Head depth 137.95735: 7- 43.838.641.36240.5- 50.244.739.65137.6-46.741.6I lead depth 227.75626.3-34.430.329.56229.5-40.134.328.35428.3-35.831.5Postorbital length45.55840.6-46.744.045.06241.5-51.545.043.15739.7-47.243.7Percents of snout lengthInterorbital width6057.9-86.774.66187.4- 122.2100.55772.4- 113.989.7Eye diameter6046.1 -71.358.06167.8- 100.085.55761.0-87.074.2Head depth 16092.1 - 125.7106.361115.9 -167.5142.357108.7-146.3 126.2Head depth 26071.4-97.983.46190.4- 127.4109.05783.3- 113.995.4
description: Published as part of Malabarba, Luiz R. & Dyer, Brian S., 2002, Description of three new species of the genus Odontesthes from the rio Tramandaí drainage, Brazil (Atheriniformes: Atherinopsidae), pp. 262 in Ichthyol. Explor. Freshwaters 13 on page 262, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10813684
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15142530
title: Table 2 in Description of three new species of the genus Odontesthes from the rio Tramandaí drainage, Brazil (Atheriniformes: Atherinopsidae)

description: Table 2. Meristic data for Odontesthes perugiae species-group taxa.
O. bicudoO. ledaeO. piquavaO. mirinensisO. perugiaeO. orientalisrange (mean)range (mean)range (mean.)range (mean)n = 15n = 15n = 15n = 15holotypeholotypeFirst dorsal-fin rays3-6 (5.53)3-5 (4.60)3-5 (4.30)4-6 (4.8)45Second dorsal-fin rays9- 11 (9.93)9-11 (9.80)8-10 (9.50)8- 10 (9.4)910Ahal- fin rays16-19 (17.53)14-19. (17.40)16- 19 (17.40)17- 18 (17.1)1518Pectoral-fin rays12-14 (12.8)12-13 (12.7)12-14 (13.2)12-14 (12.7)Pelvic-fin rays6 (6.0)6 (6.0)6 (6.0)6 (6.0)Caudal-fin rays17 (17.0)16- 1716- 1717 (17.0)Rows of scales betweensecond dorsal and anal fins8 (8.0)8 (8.0)8 (8.0)8 (8.0)89Scales in lateral line seriesover lateral band48-52 (49.93)48-52 (49.73)47-53 (49.30)47-52 (49.4)4651Predorsal scales23-26 (25.20)23-26 (24.47)24-26 (25.10)24-27 (25.6)2529Stales between first andsecond dorsal fins9-11 (10.13)9- 10 (9.93}9- 10 (9,50)9-10 (9.7)Longitudinal scale rowsaround caudal peduncle14-16 (.15.73)15-16 (15.93)1316 (15.60)16 (16.0)1814Longitudinal scale rows aboveleft and right lateral bands6-7 (6.80)6-7 (6.93)7 (7.00)7 (7.0)Lower branch gill rakers26- 30 (28.13)26-28 (26.87)26-30 (28.10)26-28 (27.0)2422Total gill rakers32 -37 (35.07)33-35 (33.53)33-37 (35.20)33-35 (33.8)3027
description: Published as part of Malabarba, Luiz R. & Dyer, Brian S., 2002, Description of three new species of the genus Odontesthes from the rio Tramandaí drainage, Brazil (Atheriniformes: Atherinopsidae), pp. 270 in Ichthyol. Explor. Freshwaters 13 on page 270, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10813684
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15142529
title: Table 2 in Description of three new species of the genus Odontesthes from the rio Tramandaí drainage, Brazil (Atheriniformes: Atherinopsidae)

description: Table 2. Meristic data for Odontesthes perugiae species-group taxa.
O. bicudoO. ledaeO. piquavaO. mirinensisO. perugiaeO. orientalisrange (mean)range (mean)range (mean.)range (mean)n = 15n = 15n = 15n = 15holotypeholotypeFirst dorsal-fin rays3-6 (5.53)3-5 (4.60)3-5 (4.30)4-6 (4.8)45Second dorsal-fin rays9- 11 (9.93)9-11 (9.80)8-10 (9.50)8- 10 (9.4)910Ahal- fin rays16-19 (17.53)14-19. (17.40)16- 19 (17.40)17- 18 (17.1)1518Pectoral-fin rays12-14 (12.8)12-13 (12.7)12-14 (13.2)12-14 (12.7)Pelvic-fin rays6 (6.0)6 (6.0)6 (6.0)6 (6.0)Caudal-fin rays17 (17.0)16- 1716- 1717 (17.0)Rows of scales betweensecond dorsal and anal fins8 (8.0)8 (8.0)8 (8.0)8 (8.0)89Scales in lateral line seriesover lateral band48-52 (49.93)48-52 (49.73)47-53 (49.30)47-52 (49.4)4651Predorsal scales23-26 (25.20)23-26 (24.47)24-26 (25.10)24-27 (25.6)2529Stales between first andsecond dorsal fins9-11 (10.13)9- 10 (9.93}9- 10 (9,50)9-10 (9.7)Longitudinal scale rowsaround caudal peduncle14-16 (.15.73)15-16 (15.93)1316 (15.60)16 (16.0)1814Longitudinal scale rows aboveleft and right lateral bands6-7 (6.80)6-7 (6.93)7 (7.00)7 (7.0)Lower branch gill rakers26- 30 (28.13)26-28 (26.87)26-30 (28.10)26-28 (27.0)2422Total gill rakers32 -37 (35.07)33-35 (33.53)33-37 (35.20)33-35 (33.8)3027
description: Published as part of Malabarba, Luiz R. & Dyer, Brian S., 2002, Description of three new species of the genus Odontesthes from the rio Tramandaí drainage, Brazil (Atheriniformes: Atherinopsidae), pp. 270 in Ichthyol. Explor. Freshwaters 13 on page 270, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10813684
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15142531
title: Table 3 in Description of three new species of the genus Odontesthes from the rio Tramandaí drainage, Brazil (Atheriniformes: Atherinopsidae)

description: Table 3. Morphometric data from type specimens of O. mirinensis (MCP 21420), O. perugiae and O. orientalis.
O. mirinensisO. perugiaeO. orientalisholotypenrangemeanholotypeholotypeSL (mm)106.8692.8-127.3111.9112.4116.6Percents of SLPredorsal 1 length63.4661.3-64.963.262.461.7Predorsal 2 length77.0674.4-77.876.475.376.3Preanal length64.46645-68.666.768.366.1Prepelvic length45.9644.8-48.646.747.245.0Caudal peduncle depth8.467.8-858.16.7-Caudal peduncle width3.862.8-353.12.92.7Pectoral to anal-fin39.3642.3-45.444.143.9Pectoral to pelvic-fin23.6623.0-26.825.023.1Anal-fin base21.6618.1 -20.419.114.417.2Bodv depth19.6617.8-21.319.613.615.0D1 D214.5612.0- 14.613.413.2Pectoral-fin length20.6620.9-23.322.218.516.2Pelvic-fin length12.1611.9- 13.112.710.710.8Total head length21.5621.8-23.422.5Head length20.9620.7-22.321.624.622.2Percents of HLHL-pm97.0695.0-97.396.192.4Interorbital width30.0624.8-28.627.221.321.1Eye diameter30.0626.0-28.627523.822.4Snout length30.0629.0-30.529.633.240.1Snout length-pm27.0625.2-25.925.726.4Lower mandible length33.5638.2-40.239.139.0Head depth 142.2632.0-35.134.132.133.8Head depth 2622.1-31.425.6285Postorbital length45.7639.6-44.742.343.8
description: Published as part of Malabarba, Luiz R. & Dyer, Brian S., 2002, Description of three new species of the genus Odontesthes from the rio Tramandaí drainage, Brazil (Atheriniformes: Atherinopsidae), pp. 271 in Ichthyol. Explor. Freshwaters 13 on page 271, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10813684
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15142532
title: Table 3 in Description of three new species of the genus Odontesthes from the rio Tramandaí drainage, Brazil (Atheriniformes: Atherinopsidae)

description: Table 3. Morphometric data from type specimens of O. mirinensis (MCP 21420), O. perugiae and O. orientalis.
O. mirinensisO. perugiaeO. orientalisholotypenrangemeanholotypeholotypeSL (mm)106.8692.8-127.3111.9112.4116.6Percents of SLPredorsal 1 length63.4661.3-64.963.262.461.7Predorsal 2 length77.0674.4-77.876.475.376.3Preanal length64.46645-68.666.768.366.1Prepelvic length45.9644.8-48.646.747.245.0Caudal peduncle depth8.467.8-858.16.7-Caudal peduncle width3.862.8-353.12.92.7Pectoral to anal-fin39.3642.3-45.444.143.9Pectoral to pelvic-fin23.6623.0-26.825.023.1Anal-fin base21.6618.1 -20.419.114.417.2Bodv depth19.6617.8-21.319.613.615.0D1 D214.5612.0- 14.613.413.2Pectoral-fin length20.6620.9-23.322.218.516.2Pelvic-fin length12.1611.9- 13.112.710.710.8Total head length21.5621.8-23.422.5Head length20.9620.7-22.321.624.622.2Percents of HLHL-pm97.0695.0-97.396.192.4Interorbital width30.0624.8-28.627.221.321.1Eye diameter30.0626.0-28.627523.822.4Snout length30.0629.0-30.529.633.240.1Snout length-pm27.0625.2-25.925.726.4Lower mandible length33.5638.2-40.239.139.0Head depth 142.2632.0-35.134.132.133.8Head depth 2622.1-31.425.6285Postorbital length45.7639.6-44.742.343.8
description: Published as part of Malabarba, Luiz R. & Dyer, Brian S., 2002, Description of three new species of the genus Odontesthes from the rio Tramandaí drainage, Brazil (Atheriniformes: Atherinopsidae), pp. 271 in Ichthyol. Explor. Freshwaters 13 on page 271, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10813684
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15142533
title: TABLE 1. Differences between Nenteria bahariyaensis n in A new species of mite in the genus Nenteria (Uropodina, Trematuridae), with a key to the Egyptian species

description: TABLE 1. Differences between Nenteria bahariyaensis n. sp. and other most related species in Nenteria obesa -species group.
CharacterN. bahariyaensisN. baloghiN. bellissimaN. crassaN. lindquistiN. magnaN. rotundaN. schizostructuraDorsal setaeMost long, smooth with transparent tipsMost short and aciculateAll long and piloseMost long and smoothMost median long and smoothMost median long and smoothMedian long to long and piloseMost are long and piloseAnterior process on pygidial shieldCurved and bifidWith irregular tipWith irregular tipWith pointed tipWith V-shaped tipWith pointed tipWith curved pointed tipWith pointed tipPygidial shieldSmoothWith irregular pitsWith rounded and irregular pitsWith small rounded pitsWith irregular pitsSmoothWith irregular pitsWith rounded and small longitudinal pitsSeta h1PiloseSmoothSmoothSmoothSmoothSmoothSmoothNot indicatedSeta h2PiloseShort and slightly piloseStout and smoothShort and piloseStout and smoothStout and smoothShort and piloseNot indicatedSeta h3PilosePilosePilosePilosePilosePilosePiloseNot indicatedSeta scPilosePilosePilosePilosePilosePilosePiloseNot indicatedReferencesCurrent workHirschmann (1973)Wiśniewski & Hirschmann (1988)Hirschmann (1985)Hirschmann (1978)Hirschmann (1985)Hirschmann (1985)Hirschmann (1978)
description: Published as part of Abo-Shnaf, Reham, Allam, Sally F. M. & Othman, Nehal A. A., 2024, A new species of mite in the genus Nenteria (Uropodina, Trematuridae), with a key to the Egyptian species, pp. 280 in Zootaxa 5471 (2) on page 280, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.5471.2.7, http://zenodo.org/record/12190037
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15142534
title: TABLE 1. Differences between Nenteria bahariyaensis n in A new species of mite in the genus Nenteria (Uropodina, Trematuridae), with a key to the Egyptian species

description: TABLE 1. Differences between Nenteria bahariyaensis n. sp. and other most related species in Nenteria obesa -species group.
CharacterN. bahariyaensisN. baloghiN. bellissimaN. crassaN. lindquistiN. magnaN. rotundaN. schizostructuraDorsal setaeMost long, smooth with transparent tipsMost short and aciculateAll long and piloseMost long and smoothMost median long and smoothMost median long and smoothMedian long to long and piloseMost are long and piloseAnterior process on pygidial shieldCurved and bifidWith irregular tipWith irregular tipWith pointed tipWith V-shaped tipWith pointed tipWith curved pointed tipWith pointed tipPygidial shieldSmoothWith irregular pitsWith rounded and irregular pitsWith small rounded pitsWith irregular pitsSmoothWith irregular pitsWith rounded and small longitudinal pitsSeta h1PiloseSmoothSmoothSmoothSmoothSmoothSmoothNot indicatedSeta h2PiloseShort and slightly piloseStout and smoothShort and piloseStout and smoothStout and smoothShort and piloseNot indicatedSeta h3PilosePilosePilosePilosePilosePilosePiloseNot indicatedSeta scPilosePilosePilosePilosePilosePilosePiloseNot indicatedReferencesCurrent workHirschmann (1973)Wiśniewski & Hirschmann (1988)Hirschmann (1985)Hirschmann (1978)Hirschmann (1985)Hirschmann (1985)Hirschmann (1978)
description: Published as part of Abo-Shnaf, Reham, Allam, Sally F. M. & Othman, Nehal A. A., 2024, A new species of mite in the genus Nenteria (Uropodina, Trematuridae), with a key to the Egyptian species, pp. 280 in Zootaxa 5471 (2) on page 280, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.5471.2.7, http://zenodo.org/record/12190037
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15142537
title: Table 2 in Eventually tested: Phylogenetic position of " Testechiniscus " meridionalis (Murray, 1906) (Heterotardigrada) revealed

description: Table 2 Measurements [in μm] of selected morphological structures of adult females of Echiniscus meridionalis stat. rev. mounted in Hoyer’ s medium. Abbreviations: sp – the proportion between the length of a given structure and the length of the scapular plate.
CHARACTERNRANGEMEANSDJuvenile 1Juvenile 2Larva 1Larva 2μmspμmspμmspμmspμmspμmspμmspBody length10175–209486–5691925141127140522131492125546120531Scapular plate length1035.3–39.7–37.5–1.5–26.8–26.6–22.9–22.6–Head appendage lengthsCirrus internus1011.7–15.631.6–42.014.137.71.43.39.334.79.033.86.829.76.428.3Cephalic papilla106.9–7.717.7–21.27.419.60.31.15.721.35.520.74.519.74.419.5Cirrus externus915.5–20.439.7–54.317.646.91.54.810.539.29.736.59.139.77.131.4Clava94.8–5.913.4–16.15.514.60.41.04.717.54.416.54.117.93.214.2Cirrus A1051.2–66.7143.0–177.460.9162.35.410.940.4150.739.5148.533.7147.231.1137.6Cirrus A /Body length ratio1029%–34%–32%–2%–29%–30%–27%–26%–Body appendage lengthsCirrus C1039.0–89.0102.1–224.266.6177.215.236.734.0126.927.0101.5lacking–lacking–Cirrus C d1080.0–102.0209.4–271.391.7244.96.418.445.0167.950.0188.028.0122.327.0119.5Spine D82.0–4.05.5–11.33.38.60.71.9??2.07.5lacking–lacking–Spine D d105.0–7.013.1–19.16.116.30.72.04.014.93.011.3lacking–lacking–Cirrus E9129.0–190.0352.6–505.3149.0398.618.649.571.0264.959.0221.847.0205.238.0168.1Spine on leg I length102.6–4.07.0–10.93.28.40.41.12.17.82.28.31.56.61.46.2Papilla on leg IV length93.4–4.18.9–10.63.69.60.20.62.69.72.59.42.410.52.511.1Number of teeth on the collar95–7–6.3–0.7–5.0–5.0–4.0–4.0–Claw I heightsBranch109.1–10.224.3–27.89.725.80.31.26.925.77.026.36.126.66.127.0Spur102.5–3.16.4–8.22.87.50.30.62.07.52.07.52.19.22.29.7Spur/branch height ratio1025%–33%–29%–3%–29%–29%–34%–36%–Claw II heightsBranch108.5–9.922.3–27.29.124.30.51.66.423.96.022.65.925.85.624.8Spur92.4–3.06.2–8.52.67.00.20.71.76.31.66.02.08.71.77.5Spur/branch height ratio924%–31%–29%–2%–27%–27%–34%–30%–Claw III heightsBranch108.5–10.023.1–28.39.224.50.51.76.323.56.323.75.724.95.423.9Spur82.3–3.25.9–8.12.67.00.30.71.76.31.66.01.87.91.77.5Spur/branch height ratio825%–34%–28%–3%–27%–25%–32%–31%–Claw IV heightsBranch109.2–10.724.7–29.710.126.90.51.76.725.06.725.26.528.45.725.2Spur72.9–3.77.9–10.13.49.10.30.61.86.72.07.52.410.52.310.2Spur/branch height ratio732%–38%–35%–2%–27%–30%–37%–40%–
description: Published as part of Gąsiorek, Piotr, 2023, Eventually tested: Phylogenetic position of " Testechiniscus " meridionalis (Murray, 1906) (Heterotardigrada) revealed, pp. 55-57 in Zoologischer Anzeiger 304 on page 55, DOI: 10.1016/j.jcz.2023.02.004, http://zenodo.org/record/8164274
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15142538
title: Table 2 in Eventually tested: Phylogenetic position of " Testechiniscus " meridionalis (Murray, 1906) (Heterotardigrada) revealed

description: Table 2 Measurements [in μm] of selected morphological structures of adult females of Echiniscus meridionalis stat. rev. mounted in Hoyer’ s medium. Abbreviations: sp – the proportion between the length of a given structure and the length of the scapular plate.
CHARACTERNRANGEMEANSDJuvenile 1Juvenile 2Larva 1Larva 2μmspμmspμmspμmspμmspμmspμmspBody length10175–209486–5691925141127140522131492125546120531Scapular plate length1035.3–39.7–37.5–1.5–26.8–26.6–22.9–22.6–Head appendage lengthsCirrus internus1011.7–15.631.6–42.014.137.71.43.39.334.79.033.86.829.76.428.3Cephalic papilla106.9–7.717.7–21.27.419.60.31.15.721.35.520.74.519.74.419.5Cirrus externus915.5–20.439.7–54.317.646.91.54.810.539.29.736.59.139.77.131.4Clava94.8–5.913.4–16.15.514.60.41.04.717.54.416.54.117.93.214.2Cirrus A1051.2–66.7143.0–177.460.9162.35.410.940.4150.739.5148.533.7147.231.1137.6Cirrus A /Body length ratio1029%–34%–32%–2%–29%–30%–27%–26%–Body appendage lengthsCirrus C1039.0–89.0102.1–224.266.6177.215.236.734.0126.927.0101.5lacking–lacking–Cirrus C d1080.0–102.0209.4–271.391.7244.96.418.445.0167.950.0188.028.0122.327.0119.5Spine D82.0–4.05.5–11.33.38.60.71.9??2.07.5lacking–lacking–Spine D d105.0–7.013.1–19.16.116.30.72.04.014.93.011.3lacking–lacking–Cirrus E9129.0–190.0352.6–505.3149.0398.618.649.571.0264.959.0221.847.0205.238.0168.1Spine on leg I length102.6–4.07.0–10.93.28.40.41.12.17.82.28.31.56.61.46.2Papilla on leg IV length93.4–4.18.9–10.63.69.60.20.62.69.72.59.42.410.52.511.1Number of teeth on the collar95–7–6.3–0.7–5.0–5.0–4.0–4.0–Claw I heightsBranch109.1–10.224.3–27.89.725.80.31.26.925.77.026.36.126.66.127.0Spur102.5–3.16.4–8.22.87.50.30.62.07.52.07.52.19.22.29.7Spur/branch height ratio1025%–33%–29%–3%–29%–29%–34%–36%–Claw II heightsBranch108.5–9.922.3–27.29.124.30.51.66.423.96.022.65.925.85.624.8Spur92.4–3.06.2–8.52.67.00.20.71.76.31.66.02.08.71.77.5Spur/branch height ratio924%–31%–29%–2%–27%–27%–34%–30%–Claw III heightsBranch108.5–10.023.1–28.39.224.50.51.76.323.56.323.75.724.95.423.9Spur82.3–3.25.9–8.12.67.00.30.71.76.31.66.01.87.91.77.5Spur/branch height ratio825%–34%–28%–3%–27%–25%–32%–31%–Claw IV heightsBranch109.2–10.724.7–29.710.126.90.51.76.725.06.725.26.528.45.725.2Spur72.9–3.77.9–10.13.49.10.30.61.86.72.07.52.410.52.310.2Spur/branch height ratio732%–38%–35%–2%–27%–30%–37%–40%–
description: Published as part of Gąsiorek, Piotr, 2023, Eventually tested: Phylogenetic position of " Testechiniscus " meridionalis (Murray, 1906) (Heterotardigrada) revealed, pp. 55-57 in Zoologischer Anzeiger 304 on page 55, DOI: 10.1016/j.jcz.2023.02.004, http://zenodo.org/record/8164274