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| author | Mah, Christopher L. |
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| contents | <p><b><i>Anthenoides</i> Perrier 1881</b></p><p><i>Leptogonaster</i> Perrier 1881: 23; 1884: 246; Macan 1938: 401; Bernasconi 1963: 20; Halpern 1970: 272; Sladen 1889: 326; Fisher 1911: 169, 173; Liao & Clark 1995: 90; H.E.S. Clark & McKnight 2001: 13.</p><p><i>Antheniaster</i> Verrill 1899: 173; Fisher 1906: 1067; 1911: 169, 173.</p><p><i>Anthenoides</i> Downey 1973: 48; Liao & Clark 1989: 37; Clark & Downey 1992: 228; H.E.S. Clark & McKnight 2001: 13.</p><p><b>Diagnosis</b></p><p>Goniasteridae with stellate body form, pointed, arms triangular, interradial arcs broad, abactinal plates abutted, papulae present over radial regions on disk and arms, absent interradially. Abactinal, marginal, actinal surface with continuous granule-invested tegument. Marginal plates quadrate forming distinct abactinal-actinal facing border with granules or short spinelets. Pedicellariae variably present or absent within species. Furrow spines, fine slender, subambulacral spination variable but some species with both bivalve and tong-like or excavate pedicellariae.</p><p><b>Comments</b></p><p>A wide-ranging deep-sea genus with 9 species, including the wide-ranging Atlantic species, <i>Anthenoides peircei, Anthenoides marleyi</i> in the Indian Ocean, and the remaining species in the tropical Pacific. One species, <i>Anthenoides dubius</i> H.L. Clark 1938 is problematic but was described by H.L. Clark as “improbable” that it was actually a member of <i>Anthenoides</i>.</p><p>Among the <i>Anthenoides</i> species, many possess straight and paddle-like pedicellariae, but it is only the Atlantic <i>Anthenoides peircei</i> which shows the distinctive, large bivalve pedicellariae which are emphasized herein.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Anthenoides Perrier 1881 Mah, Christopher L. Biodiversity Taxonomy Animalia Echinodermata Asteroidea Valvatida Goniasteridae Anthenoides <p><b><i>Anthenoides</i> Perrier 1881</b></p><p><i>Leptogonaster</i> Perrier 1881: 23; 1884: 246; Macan 1938: 401; Bernasconi 1963: 20; Halpern 1970: 272; Sladen 1889: 326; Fisher 1911: 169, 173; Liao & Clark 1995: 90; H.E.S. Clark & McKnight 2001: 13.</p><p><i>Antheniaster</i> Verrill 1899: 173; Fisher 1906: 1067; 1911: 169, 173.</p><p><i>Anthenoides</i> Downey 1973: 48; Liao & Clark 1989: 37; Clark & Downey 1992: 228; H.E.S. Clark & McKnight 2001: 13.</p><p><b>Diagnosis</b></p><p>Goniasteridae with stellate body form, pointed, arms triangular, interradial arcs broad, abactinal plates abutted, papulae present over radial regions on disk and arms, absent interradially. Abactinal, marginal, actinal surface with continuous granule-invested tegument. Marginal plates quadrate forming distinct abactinal-actinal facing border with granules or short spinelets. Pedicellariae variably present or absent within species. Furrow spines, fine slender, subambulacral spination variable but some species with both bivalve and tong-like or excavate pedicellariae.</p><p><b>Comments</b></p><p>A wide-ranging deep-sea genus with 9 species, including the wide-ranging Atlantic species, <i>Anthenoides peircei, Anthenoides marleyi</i> in the Indian Ocean, and the remaining species in the tropical Pacific. One species, <i>Anthenoides dubius</i> H.L. Clark 1938 is problematic but was described by H.L. Clark as “improbable” that it was actually a member of <i>Anthenoides</i>.</p><p>Among the <i>Anthenoides</i> species, many possess straight and paddle-like pedicellariae, but it is only the Atlantic <i>Anthenoides peircei</i> which shows the distinctive, large bivalve pedicellariae which are emphasized herein.</p> |
| title | Anthenoides Perrier 1881 |
| topic | Biodiversity Taxonomy Animalia Echinodermata Asteroidea Valvatida Goniasteridae Anthenoides |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20317274 |