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The Marine Fauna of New Zealand: Isopoda, Aegidae (Crustacea)

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a nomen nudum in a footnote, by Krøyer ( 843—<br />

an attributed date as actual date <strong>of</strong> publication<br />

is not clear; previously cited as 837). In need <strong>of</strong><br />

revision.<br />

Aega tridens Leach, 8 5; poorly known; northeastern<br />

Atlantic, Britain, Færoes, Norway; to 200 m (Sars<br />

897, Kussakin 979).<br />

Aega truncata Richardson, 9 0; <strong>of</strong>f North Mindanao,<br />

Philippines; 308–4 4 m, in siliceous sponges.<br />

This species is similar to Aega urotoma Barnard,<br />

9 4, but Richardson’s description provides little<br />

information on appendages. <strong>The</strong> propodus <strong>of</strong><br />

A. truncata appears to lack the large distal robust<br />

setae opposite the base <strong>of</strong> dactylus <strong>of</strong> pereopods<br />

2 and 3 (it is not mentioned), and has more robust<br />

setae on the inferior margin <strong>of</strong> the merus (her<br />

description <strong>of</strong> the anterior pereopod reverses the<br />

carpus and merus). In need <strong>of</strong> redescription.<br />

Aega webbii (Guérin-Méneville, 836); Portugal; 00–<br />

300 m; this species remains poorly known, and<br />

subsequent records are all <strong>of</strong> uncertain identity or<br />

incorrect; the species is not recognizable from the<br />

original description; the type specimen is held at<br />

the Academy <strong>of</strong> Natural Sciences, Philadelphia.<br />

Trilles and Justine’s (2004) record from <strong>New</strong> Caledonia<br />

is a misidentification <strong>of</strong> Aega urotoma (see<br />

p. 55); the species is in need <strong>of</strong> redescription.<br />

Aegapheles gen. nov.<br />

Aegapheles antillensis (Schioedte & Meinert, 879b),<br />

comb. nov.; Caribbean and Gulf <strong>of</strong> Mexico;<br />

70–240 m (Bruce 2004a).<br />

Aegapheles banda (Bruce, 2004), comb. nov.; Banda Sea,<br />

Indonesia and <strong>of</strong>f northern Western Australia;<br />

290–4 6 m.<br />

Aegapheles deshaysiana (H. Milne Edwards, 840), comb.<br />

nov.; eastern North Atlantic and Mediterranean,<br />

from the Azores at approximately 38°N south<br />

to about 5°N; 00– 46 m, one record at 05 m<br />

(Bruce 2004a).<br />

Aegapheles excisa (Richardson, 9 0), comb. nov.; Philippines<br />

and Japan; 6 and 340 m (Bruce 2004a).<br />

Aegapheles japonica (Bruce, 2004), comb. nov.; Japan;<br />

20 m.<br />

Aegapheles kixalles (Bruce, 2004), comb. nov.; <strong>New</strong> Caledonia;<br />

540–545 m.<br />

Aegapheles kwazulu (Bruce, 2004), comb. nov.; <strong>of</strong>f<br />

Natal, South Africa, western Indian Ocean;<br />

237 m.<br />

Aegapheles musorstom (Bruce, 2004), comb. nov.; <strong>New</strong><br />

Caledonia; 475–6 5 m.<br />

Aegapheles trulla (Bruce, 2004), comb. nov.; Coral Sea <strong>of</strong>f<br />

Australia and <strong>of</strong>f Ontong Java, Solomon Islands;<br />

650–752 m.<br />

2 3<br />

Aegapheles warna (Bruce, 2004), comb. nov.; southeastern<br />

Australia from Tasmania to Victoria;<br />

33–5 8 m.<br />

Aegiochus Bovallius, 885<br />

Aegiochus arctica (Lütken, 859), comb. nov.; North<br />

Atlantic, Greenland and Iceland; 720– 500 m;<br />

from the Greenland shark Somniosus microcephalus<br />

(Bloch and Schneider, 80 ) (Richardson 905a,<br />

Kussakin 979); in need <strong>of</strong> redescription.<br />

Aegiochus australis (Whitelegge, 90 ), comb. nov.; Australia,<br />

<strong>New</strong> South Wales; 89– 02 m (Hale 925);<br />

the shape <strong>of</strong> the anterior margin <strong>of</strong> the frontal<br />

lamina and the small eyes are characteristic; the<br />

antennule peduncle is moderately compressed<br />

but not expanded; the species is in need <strong>of</strong> redescription.<br />

Aegiochus crozetensis (Kussakin & Vasina, 982), comb.<br />

nov.; southern Indian Ocean, vicinity <strong>of</strong> Crozet<br />

Is.; 280 m (this account, see p. 237).<br />

Aegiochus cyclops (Haswell, 882), comb. nov.; Australia,<br />

<strong>of</strong>f <strong>New</strong> South Wales; species inquirenda (see<br />

Aega cyclops p. 2 0).<br />

Aegiochus dentata (Schioedte & Meinert, 879b), comb.<br />

nov.; Cuba (no other data); later figures (e.g. Kensley<br />

& Schotte 989) are taken from the original<br />

description; in need <strong>of</strong> redescription.<br />

Aegiochus dollfusi (Monod, 933), comb. nov.; Red Sea,<br />

Egyptian Gulf <strong>of</strong> Suez; depth not recorded.<br />

Aegiochus francoisae (Wetzer, 990), comb. nov.; Galapagos,<br />

<strong>of</strong>f Fernandina Is.; taken from cloaca <strong>of</strong> an<br />

ascidian; 3 6 m.<br />

Aegiochus gracilipes (Hansen, 895), comb. nov.; North<br />

Atlantic, <strong>of</strong>f northwestern Scotland and Gulf <strong>of</strong><br />

Mexico; 335–2787 m (Richardson 905a, Kussakin<br />

1979); confirmation that the eastern and<br />

western Atlantic population are the same species<br />

is needed.<br />

Aegiochus incisa (Schioedte & Meinert, 879b), comb.<br />

nov.; Mediterranean (no other data); in need <strong>of</strong><br />

redescription.<br />

Aegiochus leptonica (Bruce, 988), comb. nov.; western<br />

Atlantic, <strong>of</strong>f Dry Tortugas, Florida; 048 m.<br />

Aegiochus longicornis (Hansen, 897), comb. nov.; East<br />

Pacific, <strong>of</strong>f Galapagos Is.; 842 m; (Brusca 983); in<br />

need <strong>of</strong> redescription.<br />

Aegiochus perulis (Menzies & George, 972), comb.<br />

nov.; <strong>of</strong>f Peru (8° 3’S); 927– 997 m; in need <strong>of</strong><br />

redescription.<br />

Aegiochus plebeia (Hansen, 897), comb. nov.; East Pacific,<br />

near the Galapagos Islands (see p.238).<br />

Aegiochus quadratisinus (Richardson, 903), comb. nov.;<br />

Hawaii; 207– 459 m (Bruce 983); Richardson<br />

( 904b) published the description twice.

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