Table 1 in A new species of Nebalia (Crustacea, Leptostraca) from a hydrothermal field in Kagoshima Bay, Japan

Table 1. Comparison of Nebalia tagiri sp. nov. with related species of Nebalia. Key: ro = Rostrum; an1 = antennule; an2 = antenna; mp = mandibular palp; pp = pleopod; pn = pleonite; a = article; exp = exopod; sp = spine; se = seta; sls = spine-like seta; ts = thin seta; ps = plumose seta.
HabitatDepthRo widthShape of eye-stalkDistal sp of an1 a4Proximalrow of an2 a3Lateral row of an2 a3Distal row of an2 a3Ts of mp2 a2Sp on pp1 expUropod lengthShape of pn6-7 denticlesPresence of ‘shoulder’ on anal–platesReferenceN. tagiri sp. nov.Hydrothermal vent chimney200 m2.4 timesOval4 sp8 sp2 ts6 sp2 ts21-24 sp> Pn7+tRoundNo distinctThis paper9 sls6 sls4 seN. abyssicolaMud680-820 m-Oval1 sp8 sp2 ts5 sp2 ts25-30 sp> Pn7+tRoundNoneLedoyer (1997)6 se6 sp6 se3 slsN. bipesClay and stones5-13 m2 timesOval3 sp---1 ts30 sp= Pn7+tRoundDistinctDahl (1985)N. borealisSand240 m2.1 timesOval2 sp---1 ts24 sp≥ Pn7+tRound to acuteDistinctDahl (1985)N. koreanaAlgal mat6 m2.4 timesOval5 sp10 sp2 ts5 sp2 ts30-38 sp