Table 1 in A new genus and species of Nannopodidae (Crustacea, Copepoda, Harpacticoida) from the Yellow Sea of South Korea

Table 1. Comparison of morphological characters among nannopodid copepods with modified thoracopods for burrowing ability (female only).
Setal armatureReferencesA1A2MdMxlP1P2P3P4P5segexpseg/setaeexpseg/setaeenpseg/setaeexpseg/setaeexpenpexpenpexpenpexpenpexpenpHuntemanniaH. jadensis51/4abfu/2re/20.0.0220200.0231100.1230100.1230104-54Sars 1909; Kornev and Chertoprud 2008H. micropus51/4ukukuk0.0230200.0210100.0210100.02201044Monard 1935H. lacustrisukukukukuk2-3 seg12*0.5*1(2)*0.5(6)*1(2)*0.6*1*54Wilson 1958H. biarticulatus51/4ukukuk0.0.0230.0200.0220100.2220100.22201054Shen and Tai 1973H. doheoni51/4abfu/2re/10.0.02202002020100112010011201054Song et al. 2007RosacletodesR. kuehnemanni61/3fu/11/31/20.0210200.02201012101012101056Pallares 1982LaophontisochraL. maryamae4re/1re/11/3ab0.0230.0110.022ab0.022ab0.02201041George 2002AcuticoxaA. biarticulata41/1ukukuk0.0230.0110.0220100.02201012201043George 2002A. ubatubaensis4abre/11/3ab0.0230.01102301002301002301042Huys and Kihara 2010A. terueae comb. nov.4ab3re/21/23ab0.03340.0200.011(2)0100.0220100.022501043Björnberg 2014TalpacoxaT. brandini51/31/11/31/20230.0200.0200100.1210100.12101053Corgosinho 2012Concilicoxa gen. nov.C. hispida gen. et sp. nov.4re/1ab2/1.31/20.0220.011022ab11200011201041the present study
Abbreviations: A1, antennule; A2, antenna; ab, absent; enp, endopod; exp, exopod; fu, fused to basis, Md, mandible; Mxl, maxillule; re, endopod or exopod represented by setae; seg, segmentation; uk, unknown. *Total number of setae. 1The original description by Wilson (1958) provided only its segmentation. 2Exopods of the P2-P4 are one-segmented, but with a vestigial suture line between the two segments. 3Segmentation and armature of the male antenna and mandible were referred because those of females were damaged. 4 Björnberg (2014) described the exopod bearing one seta on the first segment, and one lateral and three terminal setae on the second segment. However, the illustration of Björnberg (2014, fig. 11A) indicates an armature of 0.033. 5The male has a one-segmented exopod.