TABLE 2 in A new species of Angursa (Tardigrada, Heterotardigrada) from the White Sea, North Russia

TABLE 2. Comparison of Angursa olenevskyi sp. n. with other Angursa species SpeciesCharactersPrimary clavaLateral cirrus: primary clavaCirrus ESpines on I–III legsDigitsSourceA. abyssalisclub-shaped with no pedestal<<simpleI, 0, 0short peduncles at toe base not attached to clawsRenaud-Mornant 1981; Fujimoto & Hansen 2019A. antarcticabulbous, with no pedestal>>scapus weakly annulatedI, 0, 0very short peduncles at toe base not penetrated into toeVillora-Modena 1998; Fujimoto & Hansen 2019A. bicuspisclub-shaped with no pedestal<<simple, taperingI, 0, 0peduncles evidently shortPollock 1979; Fujimoto & Hansen 2019A. capsulaclub-shaped, with pedestal<<simple, taperingI, 0, 0short peduncles at toe base not attached to clawsBussau, 1992; Fujimoto & Hansen 2019A. claviferaclub-shaped, with no pedestal<<simple, taperingI, II, III (II and III minute)short peduncles at toe base not attached to clawsNoda, 1985A. lanceolatabulbous, with pedestal>distal part weakly broadenedI, 0, 0short peduncles at toe base not attached to clawsRenaud-Mornant 1981; Fujimoto & Hansen 2019A. linguaballon-shaped, with pedestal>>distal part weakly broadenedI, 0, 0short peduncles at toe base not attached to clawsBussau, 1992A. seisuimaruaeclub-shaped, with no pedestal<<Simple, without annulationI, 0, 0short peduncles at toe base not attached to clawsFujimoto & Hansen 2019A. olenevskiiballon-shaped, with pedestal>>Simple, without annulationI, II, III, equal sizelong peduncles at toy base attached to clawspresent paper