occurrenceID	taxonID	catalogNumber	collectionCode	institutionCode	typeStatus	verbatimLabel	sex	individualCount	eventDate	recordedBy	recordNumber	decimalLatitude	decimalLongitude	minimumElevationInMeters	maximumElevationInMeters	minimumDepthInMeters	maximumDepthInMeters	country	stateProvince	municipality	locality	references	associatedOccurrences	associatedReferences	associatedSequences	basisOfRecord	eventRemarks	occurrenceRemarks
03F587D1D027C83015FD039BFE9B1D8D.mc.3B343C9AD027C83615AD0520F8301F99	03F587D1D027C83015FD039BFE9B1D8D.taxon				holotype	Type material. Holotype and paratypes are deposited in the author’s collection at the Department of Biomolecular Sciences (DiSB), University of Urbino, Italy.		1										Italy		University	Department	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03F587D1D027C83015FD039BFE9B1D8D#3B343C9AD027C83615AD0520F8301F99				MaterialCitation		
03F587D1D027C83015FD039BFE9B1D8D.mc.3B343C9AD021C83015AD01E1FE96186B	03F587D1D027C83015FD039BFE9B1D8D.taxon					Host specificity and locality information. Trophogemma poljanskyi Jankowski, 1970 was recorded on the shrimps Spirontocaris arcuata Rathbun, 1902 from the Sea of Okhotsk (Kunashir Island) and Pandalus borealis Kröyer, 1838 from the Barents Sea (Murmansk) and Busse Lagoon (Sakhalin Island) (Fig. 3 c). Another close species, Trophogemma wailesi (Kahl, 1934), has been recorded on the copepod Euchaeta japonica (Fig. 3 b). Trophogemma colantonii n. sp. was found on a copepod of the genus Stenhelia Boeck, 1865 in the central area (St. 1) of the Suvadiva Atoll, and in particular in sandy sediments (sand: 93 %, gravel: 5 %, mud: 3 %) at 61 m of depth.		1						61					Murmansk	Sea	Okhotsk	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03F587D1D027C83015FD039BFE9B1D8D#3B343C9AD021C83015AD01E1FE96186B				MaterialCitation		
03F587D1D020C83215FD02F9FA0F1E1B.mc.3B343C9AD023C83215AD03C5FA0F1E1B	03F587D1D020C83215FD02F9FA0F1E1B.taxon					In detail, this species was found in Maldives at 61 – 62 m depth (S 1 and S 2). Here, lagoon sediments were mainly represented by 93 % of sand, 5 % of gravel and 3 % of mud at S 1 and 56 % of sand, 0.3 of gravel and 45 % of mud at S 2.		1						62				Maldives			In	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03F587D1D020C83215FD02F9FA0F1E1B#3B343C9AD023C83215AD03C5FA0F1E1B				MaterialCitation		
03F587D1D023C83215FD042CF8111DFF.mc.3B343C9AD023C83215AD0739F8111DFF	03F587D1D023C83215FD042CF8111DFF.taxon					Host specificity and locality information. T. urceolata was first described from Ludao, (Taiwan seagrass bed of Thalassia hemprichii (Ehrenberg) Ascherson, 1871) on the marine nematode species Desmodora pontica Filipjev, 1922. Also in the present study T. urceolata was observed on a Desmodora species, but this specimen was found in carbonate sediments of the Suvadiva lagoon bottom at a water depth of 63 m. The sediments were mainly represented by sand (83 %), gravel (14 %) and mud (3 %).		63						63				Taiwan		Also	Host	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03F587D1D023C83215FD042CF8111DFF#3B343C9AD023C83215AD0739F8111DFF				MaterialCitation		
03F587D1D02DC83C15FD0105FF2E1EEC.mc.3B343C9AD02DC83C15AD044BFF2E1EEC	03F587D1D02DC83C15FD0105FF2E1EEC.taxon					Host specificity and locality information. L. ceter was first described by Jankowski (1981), attached to marine isopods from the Sakhalin and Kunashyr Islands, and then also from halacarid mites from Barents Sea (Jankowski 1981). The present specimens were found at S 2 and S 4 stations of the Suvadiva atoll lagoon at a depth of 62 and 63 m, respectively. The S 2 sediments were characterized by 56 % of sand, 0.3 of gravel and 45 % of mud, while they were represented by 83 % of sand, 14 % of gravel and 3 % of mud at S 4.		1		The S				63					Sakhalin	Jankowski	Kunashyr Islands	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03F587D1D02DC83C15FD0105FF2E1EEC#3B343C9AD02DC83C15AD044BFF2E1EEC				MaterialCitation		
