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pmid: 34186845
A new species, Floresorchestia xueli Tong & Hou, sp. nov. is described from high altitude habitats of Yunnan, China. The species differs morphologically from its congeners by left mandible lacinia mobilis having four teeth; coxal gills complexly lobed and convoluted; epimeral plates II–III without slits; telson with one slender facial spine and two terminal spines on each lobe. Analysis of DNA barcode sequences and niche distinctiveness support recognition of the new species.
China, Animals, DNA Barcoding, Taxonomic, Amphipoda, Mandible, Ecosystem
China, Animals, DNA Barcoding, Taxonomic, Amphipoda, Mandible, Ecosystem
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