Hydrozoa source details
Genzano, G. N.; Miranda, T. P.; Vázquez, N.; Jañez, J.; Marques, A. C. (2023). Podocoryna tenuis (Hydrozoa) in temperate waters of the southwestern Atlantic: additional data on life cycle stages support its synonym with Podocoryna humilis. Marine and Fishery Sciences (MAFIS). 37(1).
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Genzano, G. N.; Miranda, T. P.; Vázquez, N.; Jañez, J.; Marques, A. C.
2023
Podocoryna tenuis (Hydrozoa) in temperate waters of the southwestern Atlantic: additional data on life cycle stages support its synonym with Podocoryna humilis
Marine and Fishery Sciences (MAFIS)
37(1)
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A new species of hydrozoan, assigned here to the genus Hydractinia, is described from the southeastern coast of Brazil (Sao Paulo state). This new species is distinguished from all known species of the genus Hydractinia by a combination of the following characters: monomorphic colonies, long tentacles of the polyp, production of frustules, and free medusae with branched mouth arms and ocelli.
Eastern Atlantic
South Atlantic
South Atlantic
Systematics, Taxonomy
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Podocoryna chilensis Kramp, 1952 accepted as Podocoryna tenuis (Browne, 1902) (additional source)
Podocoryna humilis Hartlaub, 1905 accepted as Podocoryna tenuis (Browne, 1902) (basis of record)
Podocoryna tenuis (Browne, 1902) (additional source)
Podocoryna uniformis (Stampar, Tronolone & Morandini, 2006) (new combination reference)
Podocoryne humilis Hartlaub, 1905 accepted as Podocoryna humilis Hartlaub, 1905 accepted as Podocoryna tenuis (Browne, 1902) (additional source)
Podocoryna humilis Hartlaub, 1905 accepted as Podocoryna tenuis (Browne, 1902) (basis of record)
Podocoryna tenuis (Browne, 1902) (additional source)
Podocoryna uniformis (Stampar, Tronolone & Morandini, 2006) (new combination reference)
Podocoryne humilis Hartlaub, 1905 accepted as Podocoryna humilis Hartlaub, 1905 accepted as Podocoryna tenuis (Browne, 1902) (additional source)