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Redescription and neotype designation of the Antarctic springtail Folsomotoma octooculata (Collembola: Isotomidae)
The growing interest in Antarctic collembolan species has led us to re-evaluate both the morphological and molecular aspects of different species adapted to the extreme Antarctic environment. The genus Folsomotoma includes nine species mainly distributed in Antarctic and subantarctic areas and a few additionally from Australia and South America. We herein designate the neotype of Folsomotoma octooculata (Willem 1901) and redescribe its morphological characters with particular emphasis on the sensory and ordinary chaetotaxy. Furthermore, based on analyses of both our new and previously published morphological data for F. octooculata, we propose a systematic key of the species for the genus.
- British Antarctic Survey United Kingdom
- Natural Environment Research Council United Kingdom
- University of Siena Italy
chaetotaxy, taxonomy, Antarctic Peninsula, taxonomy, chaetotaxy, identification key, Antarctic Peninsula, identification key, Australia, Collembola, Animals, Antarctic Regions, South America, Arthropods
chaetotaxy, taxonomy, Antarctic Peninsula, taxonomy, chaetotaxy, identification key, Antarctic Peninsula, identification key, Australia, Collembola, Animals, Antarctic Regions, South America, Arthropods
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