биота российских вод японского моря - Materials of Alexey Shipunov

*Genus Bradypallene Kim & Hong, 1987Type species: Bradypallene espina Kim & Hong, 1987.Trunk smooth, compact, segmented. Ocular tubercle low, situated on anteriorpart of cephalic segment. Proboscis robust, with expanded flat apex. Chelifore 2-segmented; chela with fingers; fingers lack teeth. Palp short, 3-segmented in bothsexes. Oviger 10-segmented, in both sexes without compound spines and terminalclaws. Legs smooth; propodus without heel and spines on sole. Main clawrudimentary; auxiliary claws well developed, slightly longer than main claw; cementgland situated on dorsal side of femur.The genus is monotypic.*Bradypallene espina Kim & Hong, 1987(Pl. XIX, figs. 1–4)Kim & Hong, 1987: 272–276, figs. 1, 2.Bradypallene espina provisionally is endemic from the Sea of Japan, it wasfound in the south-western part of this sea, near Ullung-do Island (37˚28′N, 130˚51′E)at depths of 5–7 m.*Genus Propallene Schimkewitsch, 1909Type species: Pallene longiceps Böhm, 1879.Trunk elongated, completely segmented; cephalic segment shorter than 3 otherscombined; its anterior part moderately expanded; neck of medium length, ratherbroad. Lateral processes separated by intervals. Ocular tubercle low, situated opposite1st lateral processes; eyes developed. Abdomen conical, with notch on end. Chelifore2-segmented; scape almost equal to proboscis, chela oval, elongated; fingers ofmedium length, thin, with teeth on inner margin. Palp only in males, 2-segmented.Oviger 10-segmented both in males and females; segment 5 in males bears bladeshapedprojection distally; 4 distal segments provided with one row of compoundspines, each spine denticulate, with larger denticles in basal part and smaller in upperpart; no terminal claw. Legs long; male femur bears cement gland pores; tarsus verysmall; propodus with isolated basal spines; no heel and auxiliary claws. Genital poreson 3rd and 4th legs in males, on all legs in females.Only one species of this genus is found in the Sea of Japan.*Propallene longiceps (Böhm, 1879)(Pl. XIX, figs. 5–9)Böhm, 1879a: 59 (Pallene longiceps); Nakamura, 1987: 14, pl. 11 (Propallenelongiceps).P. longiceps is an endemic of the Sea of Japan. It is found in depths from thelittoral zone to 40 m.121