Kinorhyncha taxon details
original description
Cepeda, D.; Sánchez, N.; Sørensen, M. V.; Landers, S. C. (2022). Leiocanthus quinquenudus sp. nov. and L. satanicus sp. nov., two new species of pycnophyid Kinorhyncha (Allomalorhagida: Pycnophyidae) from the Gulf of Mexico. <em>Zootaxa.</em> 5093(3): 315-336., available online at https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.5093.3.3 [details] Available for editors
Holotype NHMD NHMD-915202, geounit Gulf of Mexico [details]
Nontype NHMD NHMD-915207, geounit Gulf of Mexico [details]
Nontype Private uncatalogued, geounit Gulf of Mexico [details]
Paratype NHMD NHMD-915203, geounit Gulf of Mexico [details]
Paratype NHMD NHMD-915204, geounit Gulf of Mexico [details]
Paratype NHMD NHMD-915205, geounit Gulf of Mexico [details]
Paratype NHMD NHMD-915206, geounit Gulf of Mexico [details]
Paratype NHMD NHMD-915208, geounit Gulf of Mexico [details]
Paratype NHMD NHMD-915209, NHMD-915210, geounit Gulf of Mexico [details]
Paratype NHMD NHMD-915211, geounit Gulf of Mexico [details]
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Etymology "The specific epithet of the species refers to the Latin name Satâna, derived from the Hebraic ןָטָּׂשַה (ha-shatán), which is a negative entity of the Abrahamic religions that seduces humanity to commit sin. Satan has been traditionally represented in graphic and literary arts as a fallen angel with conspicuous horns, which resembles the recurved anterolateral margins of the segment 1 tergal plate of the new species." [details]
Synonymy Pycnophyes sp. A—Landers et al. 2018: Table 2.
Leiocanthus W—in Landers et al. 2019: p. 5. [details]
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