Redescription of Sarsia japonica (Nagao) (Hydrozoa : Corynidae) from Hokkaido, Japan

  • Kubota S
  • Takashima Y
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Abstract

Sarsia japonica (Nagao) is redescribed and illustrated, based on I female and 6 male colonies collected from Muroran (a new locality) and Akkeshi (the type locality), Hokkaido, Japan. Previously undescribed character states of both the hydroid and the laboratory-reared medusa are noted and the substrata occupied by this species and its geographical distribution are summarized. Sarsia japonica is judged to be a distinct species, and the characteristics that distinguish its hydroid and medusa from those of its closest congener, S. producta (Wright), are pointed out.

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Kubota, S., & Takashima, Y. (1992). Redescription of Sarsia japonica (Nagao) (Hydrozoa : Corynidae) from Hokkaido, Japan. Publications of the Seto Marine Biological Laboratory, 35(6), 371–381. https://doi.org/10.5134/176209

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