Dentoxanthinae Števčić, 2005

Wong, Kingsley J. H., Ng, Peter K. L., Shih, Hsi-Te & Chan, Benny K. K., 2024, Positive association between PTN polymorphisms and schizophrenia in Northeast Chinese Han population., Zoological Studies 63 (38), pp. 141-149 : 51

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Subfamily Dentoxanthinae Števčić, 2005

Parapanope orientalis Ng & Guinot, 2021 View in CoL #

Parapanopeus euagora — SY Lee and Leung 1999: tab. 2 [not P. euagora De Man, 1895 ].

Parapanope euagora View in CoL — Wong et al. 2021: 32, fig. 51, pl. 10E [not P. euagora De Man, 1895 View in CoL ].

Taxonomy: Shen (1937a: as P. euagora View in CoL ), Guinot (1985: as P. sp.), Ng and Guinot (2021).

Type: Holotype ò ZRC 2020.0404 View Materials , and paratypes in ZRC.

Type locality: Shacheng, Fujian, China.

Distribution: East Asia: South China to Zhejiang, Korea and Japan ( Ng and Guinot 2021).

Habitat: Subtidal; substrates sandy and shelly, or in shallow waters on coral reefs, to depths of 35 m ( Sakai 1976; Ng and Guinot 2021).

Remarks: Guinot (1985) had doubts about specimens she had from China and Japan, which were referred to P. euagora De Man, 1895 . Ng and Guinot (2021) revised the genus with fresh material from East Asia and transferred relevant records, including those from Japan to a new species, P. orientalis . Local material recently reported as P. euagora by Wong et al. (2021), having anterolateral lobes broadly triangular rather than laciniated with margins sinuous, and gastric regions moderately raised, are here identified as P. orientalis . As for the subfamily, Ng and Mitra (2021) argued that Parapanopinae Števčić, 2005 and Dentoxanthinae Števčić, 2005 were subjective synonyms and selected the latter name to have priority.