species of serolis (isopoda, flabellifera) from southern brazil

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Abstract
This paper reports species of Serolis (Isopoda, Flabellifera) occurring on the continental shelf of southern Brazil. Five species are recorded. S. polaris Richardson, 1911 and S. laevis Richardson, 1911, new records from Brazil, are redescribed. S. uaperta sp. n., S. veaperta sp. n. and S. completa sp. n., are new to science. A full description of the female S. laevis is given for the first time. Furthermore, the nonidentity of this species with S. convexa Cunningham, 1871, is positively established. Family, generic and specific diagnosis are provided. Ecological and dis tributional notes, as well as a classification key based on adult specimens, are given for each species studied.
Faz-se um primeiro levantamento das espécies do gênero Serolis (Isopoda, Flabellifera) ocorrendo na plataforma continental - centro-sul do Brasil, a partir da Lat. 22º00'S. Cinco espécies são registradas. As espécies S. polaris Richardson, 1911 e S. laevis Richardson, 1911, são redescritas, e representam ocorrências novas para o Brasil. As espécies S. uaperta sp . n., S. veaperta sp. n. e S. completa sp.n., são novas para a ciência. A fêmea de S. laevis é descrita pela primeira vez. Confirma-se, também, a validez das espécies S. convexa Cunningham, 1871 e S. laevis como espécies distintas. Fornece-se diagnoses para a família, gênero e para cada espécie estudada, assim como uma chave de identificação elaborada à base de espécimens adultos. À descrição de cada espécie seguem-se observações ecológicas.
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Authors ;Plínio Soares Moreira
Journal Journal of genetic counseling
Year 1971
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10.1590/S1679-87591971000100006
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