Diexanthema hakuhomaruae sp. nov. (Copepoda: Siphonostomatoida: Nicothoidae) from the Hadal Zone in the Northwestern Pacific, with an 18S Molecular Phylogeny
Purpose Diexanthema copepods are ectoparasites on deep-sea isopods. This genus currently contains six species, all reported from the North Atlantic. Our study describes a new species of Diexanthema found on isopods from 7184 to 7186 m depth in the Kuril-Kamchatka Trench, northwestern Pacific. Method...
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Diexanthema
copepods are ectoparasites on deep-sea isopods. This genus currently contains six species, all reported from the North Atlantic. Our study describes a new species of
Diexanthema
found on isopods from 7184 to 7186 m depth in the Kuril-Kamchatka Trench, northwestern Pacific.
Methods
We observed the copepod’s morphology, made camera-lucida drawings, and compared our species with congeners. We determined partial sequences for its 16S rRNA and 18S rRNA genes and constructed an 18S-based maximum-likelihood copepod tree to place it phylogenetically. We identified the host isopod species through morphology and cytochrome
c
oxidase subunit I (COI, cox1) and 18S sequences.
Results/Conclusion
We described the copepod as
Diexanthema hakuhomaruae
sp. nov.
and identified its host as
Eugerdella
cf.
kurabyssalis
Golovan, 2015 (Desmosomatidae). This is the first
Diexanthema
copepod from the Pacific and also from hadal depths.
Diexanthema hakuhomaruae
most closely resembles
D. bathydiaita
Richie, 1975, parasitic on
Nannoniscus
sp. (Nannoniscidae) in the Atlantic, but differs from the latter in having a smooth body surface and leg 5 in the ventrolateral region of the urosome. In the 18S tree,
D. hakuhomaruae
was the sister group to the
Rhizorhina
clade, which is consistent with the morphology-based hypothesis that they are closely related. |
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Diexanthema
copepods are ectoparasites on deep-sea isopods. This genus currently contains six species, all reported from the North Atlantic. Our study describes a new species of
Diexanthema
found on isopods from 7184 to 7186 m depth in the Kuril-Kamchatka Trench, northwestern Pacific.
Methods
We observed the copepod’s morphology, made camera-lucida drawings, and compared our species with congeners. We determined partial sequences for its 16S rRNA and 18S rRNA genes and constructed an 18S-based maximum-likelihood copepod tree to place it phylogenetically. We identified the host isopod species through morphology and cytochrome
c
oxidase subunit I (COI, cox1) and 18S sequences.
Results/Conclusion
We described the copepod as
Diexanthema hakuhomaruae
sp. nov.
and identified its host as
Eugerdella
cf.
kurabyssalis
Golovan, 2015 (Desmosomatidae). This is the first
Diexanthema
copepod from the Pacific and also from hadal depths.
Diexanthema hakuhomaruae
most closely resembles
D. bathydiaita
Richie, 1975, parasitic on
Nannoniscus
sp. (Nannoniscidae) in the Atlantic, but differs from the latter in having a smooth body surface and leg 5 in the ventrolateral region of the urosome. In the 18S tree,
D. hakuhomaruae
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Rhizorhina
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Diexanthema
copepods are ectoparasites on deep-sea isopods. This genus currently contains six species, all reported from the North Atlantic. Our study describes a new species of
Diexanthema
found on isopods from 7184 to 7186 m depth in the Kuril-Kamchatka Trench, northwestern Pacific.
Methods
We observed the copepod’s morphology, made camera-lucida drawings, and compared our species with congeners. We determined partial sequences for its 16S rRNA and 18S rRNA genes and constructed an 18S-based maximum-likelihood copepod tree to place it phylogenetically. We identified the host isopod species through morphology and cytochrome
c
oxidase subunit I (COI, cox1) and 18S sequences.
Results/Conclusion
We described the copepod as
Diexanthema hakuhomaruae
sp. nov.
and identified its host as
Eugerdella
cf.
kurabyssalis
Golovan, 2015 (Desmosomatidae). This is the first
Diexanthema
copepod from the Pacific and also from hadal depths.
Diexanthema hakuhomaruae
most closely resembles
D. bathydiaita
Richie, 1975, parasitic on
Nannoniscus
sp. (Nannoniscidae) in the Atlantic, but differs from the latter in having a smooth body surface and leg 5 in the ventrolateral region of the urosome. In the 18S tree,
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Rhizorhina
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Diexanthema
copepods are ectoparasites on deep-sea isopods. This genus currently contains six species, all reported from the North Atlantic. Our study describes a new species of
Diexanthema
found on isopods from 7184 to 7186 m depth in the Kuril-Kamchatka Trench, northwestern Pacific.
Methods
We observed the copepod’s morphology, made camera-lucida drawings, and compared our species with congeners. We determined partial sequences for its 16S rRNA and 18S rRNA genes and constructed an 18S-based maximum-likelihood copepod tree to place it phylogenetically. We identified the host isopod species through morphology and cytochrome
c
oxidase subunit I (COI, cox1) and 18S sequences.
Results/Conclusion
We described the copepod as
Diexanthema hakuhomaruae
sp. nov.
and identified its host as
Eugerdella
cf.
kurabyssalis
Golovan, 2015 (Desmosomatidae). This is the first
Diexanthema
copepod from the Pacific and also from hadal depths.
Diexanthema hakuhomaruae
most closely resembles
D. bathydiaita
Richie, 1975, parasitic on
Nannoniscus
sp. (Nannoniscidae) in the Atlantic, but differs from the latter in having a smooth body surface and leg 5 in the ventrolateral region of the urosome. In the 18S tree,
D. hakuhomaruae
was the sister group to the
Rhizorhina
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| subjects | Animal Systematics/Taxonomy/Biogeography Animals Biomedical and Life Sciences Biomedicine Congeners Copepoda Copepoda - genetics Cytochrome Cytochrome-c oxidase Cytochromes Deep sea Ecology Ectoparasites Host Specificity Isopoda Medical Microbiology Microbiology Morphology New species Original Paper Parasitology Phylogeny RNA, Ribosomal, 16S - genetics RNA, Ribosomal, 18S - genetics rRNA 16S rRNA 18S |
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