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Jun 24, 1994 - based on samples collected from H a m a n a. Lake, Miura and Boso P eninsula, central. Japan, during a continuous survey ofthe decapod ...
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A n e w alpheid shrimp of the genus Betaeus n ・ omthe Pacific coast of central J a p a n (Crustacea: Decapoda: Caridea) Keiichi N o m u r a a n d T o m o y u k i K o m a i Abstrαct.-A n e w alpheid shrimp , Betaeus gelasinifer, is described a n d il・ lustrated from the Pacific coast of cenJ apan. T h e n e w species is tral H o n s h u, characterized b y a set of the following characters: the frontal m a r g i n of the carapace is moderately indented; the p a l m of the first pereiopod is relatively deep and usually bears a shallow excavation o n the ventral surface; the lateral surface of the palm of the first pereiopod tubercles or setae; the lacks granules , mesial spine at the posterolateral corner of the telson is noticeably elongate; a n d the endopod of the uropod overreaches the posterior margin of the telson b y 0.3 of its length. It represents a second species of the genus from J apanese waters. A briefnote o n the taxonomy ofthe genus is provided.

tative of Betaeus from Japanese waters. T h e specimens examined in this study are deposited in the H a y a m a Siosai M u M u s e u m N as e u m ,K a n a g a w a ( H S M ) , tional d 'Histoire Naturelle ,Paris (M N H N), National Fisheries University, Shimonoseki (NFU) , Natural History M u s e u m a n d Institute ,C h i b a ( C B M ) , Nationaal Natuurhistorisch M u s e u m , Leiden (R M N H),a n d Sabiura Marine P a r k Research Station ,K u s h i m o t o (S M P). T h e abbreviation C L is used for carapace length ,as measured from the anterior margin to the midpoint of the posterior margin of the carapace. Taxonomy B e tαeus gelasinifer n e w species

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N e w Japanese name:Ekubo-teppouebimodoki Introduction Most ofthe 14 recognized species ofthe 1998:43 , Fig. 1K. genus Betαeus are distributed in temper- Betαeus sp.:Nomura et al. , ate waters in the Indian a n d Pacific Material e x a m i n e d .- H o l o t y p e . though the alpheids are Oceans (Table 3) , generally inhabitants of subtropical or R M N H D 4 8 6 0 0 ,O (C L 6 .3 m m ), Boso Peninsula, intertidal , 24 tropical regions.Furthermore , species in Kominato , coll.K. N o m u r a. the genus are k n o w n to be free living or June 1994, 1 o (CL Paratypes.M N H N - N a 13605 , associated with other invertebrates such 20vig. (CL 4.5 , 5.2 m m), Bay as abalone ,sea urchins ,a n d porcelain 4.8 m m ) , Shizuoka 1995). In this paper , w e de- m o u t h of the H a m a n a L a k e , crab (Jensen , intertidal , 3 December 1994 , scribe a n e w species , Betαeus gelαsinifer, Prefecture , 2 o o (C L 5.7, based on samples collected from H a m a n a coll. M .Itoh; C B M - Z C 5209 , 1 (CL 4.7 m m ) , 2 ovig. (C L Miura and Boso P eninsula, central 6.8 m m ) , Lake , 7. 1 m m), H a s a m a, Tateyama , Boso during a continuous survey ofthe 4.6 , Japan, intertidal , 16 M a y 1996 , coll. decapod crustacean fauna of the area. Peninsula , This n e w species is the second represen- T. K o m a i;N F U 5 3 0-2-2132 ,1 ovig. (CL

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back of rock crevices in the intertidal zone , where it w a s emersed at low tide , a n d usually occurred in male-female pairs. T h e congeneric Betαeus granulimα nus sometimes occurred sympatribut it seem to prefer cryptic habically , tats under 1訂 ge stones or boulders in tide pool. T h e n e w species w a s also observed between stones at the intertidal zone near Shizuoka the mouth of the H a m a n a Lake , personal communicaPrefecture (M. Itoh, tion).This location w a s in an estuary. Distribution.-So far k n o w n only 仕 o m H a m a n a Lake ,Miura and Boso Peninsula , the Pacific coast of central Honshu , J apan. These locations are in the w a r m temperate region. Etymology.-The specific epithet is a combination of the Latin words , gelαstnus (= dimple) and fero (= bear) , in reference to the characteristic excavation on the ventral surface of the palm of the first chela. Remarks.ー T h e genus Betαeus is represented by 14 recognized species , the distinguishing characters and the distribution of these species are summarized in Table 3. T h e indented frontal margin of the carapace links Betαeus gelasinifer to the following six species: B .e mαrginαtus (H. M .Edwards , 1837) known 企o m Chile; B. h αrfordi ( K i ngsley,1877) 企 o m California to Mexico;B. granulimαnus Yokoya , 1927 from Japan ,Korea and China; B. 1930 from the Yellow Sea coast pingi Y u , , 1964 仕o m Caliof China; B. gracilis H a此 fornia;B .setosus Hart,1964 仕 o m British Columbia to California.T h e usual presence of a shallow excavation on the ven tral surface of the palm of the first pereiopod appears characteristic of the n e w species.Further, the smooth palm ofthe first pereiopod , which is devoid of granules or tubercles ,immediately distinguishes Betaeus gelasinifer 合 o m B.e mαrginαtus , B. grαnulimαnus and B. pingi . F r o m B. hαrfordi , the n e w species differs in having the m u c h more elongate mesial spine on ・

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the posterolateral corner of the telson , which overreaches distinctly the posterior margin of the telson. The endopod of the uropod overreaches the posterior margin ofthe telson by the 0.31ength in the n e w rather than about 0.11ength in B. species , hαrfordi. T he less deeply indented 仕ontal margin of the carapace distinguishes B. gelαsinifer 企o m B.grαcilis 出 ld B. setosus. Further , B . setosus is easily separated from the n e w species by the densely seantennae and pereiopods. tose carapace , Although two nominal species ,B. yokoyαi K u b o ,1936 ,and B . m u rα .y αm αi Yokoya ,1936 ,were described from the Pacific coast of central Japan ,M i y a (1 972) concluded that they were s戸l Onym o u s with B. grαnulimαnus. W e agree with Miya's opinion. T he taxonomic position ofthe two taxa described from the Far East Russia , 1950 , and Betαeus levifrons Vinogradov , B. vlαdivostokiensis Vinogradov, 1950, rebecause the original demains unclear , scriptions of these taxa are too brief to provide adequate information for establishing specific identity . H o w e v e r , Betαeus levi斤ons is clearly different 企o m B. gelαsinifer in having a convex frontal there margin of the carapace. Moreover , is a possibility that B . vladivostokiensis might be actually referred to the genus Alpheus because of the presence of the distinct rostrum and the well developed orbital hood on the carapace. Acknowledgements W e wish to thank K. Hagiwara ofMarine Biotechnology Institute Kamaishi Laboratory, K. Tsuchiya of Tokyo Fisheries University , and M. Itoh of Shizuoka Prefectural Fisheries Experiment Stafor providing specimens.W e are also tion, indebted to C . H. J . M . Fransen of N ationaal Natuurhistor匂 ch M u s e u m for inand to tensive reading of the manuscript, A. A nker of M u s e u m N ational d'Histoire Naturelle for providing literatures and

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