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Abstract
Use of Normal Pores in Taxonomy of Ostracoda
Harbans S. Puri, Bruce E. Dickau
ABSTRACT
On the lateral surface of the carapace ostracodes have radial pores of two types: "simple" and sieve. The functions of these two pore types are not fully known. Studies of the carapace with a scanning electron microscope reveals differences between the pores of Myodocopa, Platycopina, Cladocopa, and Podocopina. Sieve pores demonstrate the greatest dimorphism and are confined to the superfamily Cytheracea. A basic pattern of pores was formulated:
- Type A. Single pore with a sensory hair.
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- A
Normal pore without a lip.
- A
Normal pore with a lip.
- A
- Type B. A sieve plate without a well-defined central or subcentral pore with a sensory hair.
- Type C. Type A superimposed on Type B.
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- A sieve plate with a pore and sensory hair emerging from its center.
- Type D. Combination of Type A and Type B.
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- A sieve plate, and a separate single pore with a sensory hair.
These types can be utilized in future systematic studies of Ostracoda.
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