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First subsequent of Sergestes hamifer Alcock and Anderson, 1894 (Sergestidae, Crustacea) Collected from the Indian Ocean

International Journal of Fauna and Biological Studies · 2016 · Vol. 3(3) · pp. 05–08

Abstract

Speciesrnof sergestidae, Sergestes hamifer Alcock and Anderson, 1894 describedrnfrom Indian Ocean. This species has been previously identified from thernLaccadive Sea (now Lakshadweep), Indian Ocean. (8°490´´N, 73°18´45´´E) byrnAlcock and Anderson, 1894. It is characterized by a small membranous body, longrnappendages. rnUropods with exopod about one-third longer than endopod and setosernalong entire outer margin; exopod of uropodal ramus with spine at about distalrnthird. A revised composition of Sergestes hamifer to the species isrnprovided.

Marine Biology and Ecology ResearchParasite Biology and Host InteractionsCephalopods and Marine BiologyIndian oceanCrustaceanBiologyOceanographyZoologyGeographyFisheryGeology
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