C. diaphanus Prevost, 1803 (syn. Cancer stagnalis
Shaw, 1791 - (non Linnaeus, 1758), Chirocephalus
stagnalis (Shaw)2
C. diaphanus carinatus (Daday, 1910) (descr. as
C. stagnalis var. carinatus Daday; syn. C. stagnalis
var. pentheri Pesta, 1921). The taxonomical position
of this subspecies and its geographical distribution is
more complicated and must be revised.
C. diaphanus romanicus Stoicescu, 1992.
C. horribilis Smirnov, 1948.
C. josephinae (Grube, 1853) (descr. in Branchipus;
syn. Pristicephalus josephinae (Grube».
C. kerkyrensis Pesta, 1936 3
C. marchesonii Ruffo & Vesentini, 1957.
C. orghidani Brtek, 1966 (syn. Ceratocephalus
recticornis Orghidan, 1948, Palpicephalus recticornis
(Orghidan) - (non C. recticornis (Brauer».
C. pelagonicus Petkovski, 1986.
C. reiseri Marcus, 1913.
C. ripophilus (Lepeschkin, 1921) (descr. as Pristicephalus josephinae var. ripophilus).
C. robustus (MUller, 1966) (descr. as C. spinicaudatus robustus).
C. ruffoi Cottarelli & Mura, 1984.
C. salinus (Daday, 1910) (des cr. as C. stagnalis var.
salinus; syn. C. diaphanus var. salinus Daday).
C. shadini (Smirnov, 1928) (descr. as Pristicephalus josephinae var. shadini; syn. Pristicephalus
shadini (Smirnov), Pristicephalus hungaricus Kertesz,
Pristicephalus hungaricus varsoviensis Jencz and
Wolski).
C. sibyllae Cottarelli & Mura, 1975.
C. slovacicus Brtek, 1971.
C. spinicaudatus Simon, 1886.
C. vornatscheri bulgaricus Fiossner, 1980.
(?= C. bulgaricus).
Subfamily Eubranchipodinae 4 , Drepanosurus
Simon, 1886: 3 species.
D. birostratus (Fischer, 1851) (descr. in Branchipus; syn. Chirocephalopsis birostratus (Fischer».
D. hankoi (Dudich, 1927) (des cr. in Chirocephalopsis (Drepanosurus); syn. Chirocephalopsis
(Drepanosurus) convergens Schiiferna, 1931).
2 The subspecific situation in this species is complicated and not
fully clear.
3 The Italian C. kerkyrensis and C. stellae (Brtek, 1966),
described as C. kerkyrensis stellae both belong to typical C. kerkyrensis, after Cottarelli & Mura (I 979b ). We accept this opinion.
4 Belk (in press) recognizes in this subfamily only one genus,
Eubranchipus with three subgenera Eubranchipus, Drepanosurus
and Siphonophanes. Here, we consider them as valid genera.
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Siphonophanes Simon, 1886: 1 species.
S. grubii (Dybowski, 1860) (desc. in Branchipus; syn. Chirocephalus subg. Siphonophanes grubii
(Dybowski), Chirocephalopsis grubii (Dybowski).
Subfamily Branchinectellinae, Branchinectella
Daday, 1910: 1 species.
B. media (Schmankewitsch, 1873) (descr. in
Branchipus; syn. Branchinecta salina Daday,
Branchinectella salina (Daday), Branchinectella arctica laschnov).
Subfamily Artemiopsinae, Artemiopsis Sars,
1897: 1 species.
A. bungei plovmornini laschnov, 1925.
Order Notostraca
Family 1. Triopsidae, Lepidurus Leach, 1816: 3
species and 1 subspecies.
L. apus (L., 1758) descr. in Monoculus; syn. Lepidurus productus (Bosc).
L. apus lubbocki (Brauer, 1873) descr. as Lepidurus
lubbocki.
L. arcticus (Pallas, 1793) descr. in Monoculus; syn. Apus glacialis Kroyer, Lepidurus glacialis
(Kroyer).
L. couesii Packard, 1875. (syn. Lepidurus macrourus Lilljeborg).
Triops Schrank, 1803 (syn. Apus Latreille, preoccupied name): 2 species and 2 subspecies.
T. cancriformis (Bosc, 1801) (Descr. in Apus).
T. cancriformis mauritanicus (Ghigi, 1921) (descr.
as Thriops mauritanicus).
T. cancriformis simplex (Ghigi, 1921) (Descr. as
Thriops simplex).
T. numidicus (Grube, 1865) descr. in Apus; syn.
Apus granarius (Lucas, in Simon 1886, Triops granarius (Lucas, 1886).
Order Spinicaudata
Family 1. Cyzicidae, Cyzicus Audoin, 1837 (syn.
Caenestheriella Daday, 1913 - pro parte, Estheria
RUppell, 1837 - pro parte): 3 species.
C. bucheti (Daday, 1913) (descr. in CaenestherieLLa; (Daday, 1914).
C. grubei (Simon, 1886) (descr. in Estheria; syn.
Caenestheriella grubei (Simon».
C. tetracerus (Krynicki, 1830) (descr. in Estheria; syn. Caenestheriella variabilis Daday, Cyzicus
borceai Daday, C. chyzeri Daday, C. cycladoides
Shaw, 1791 - (non Linnaeus, 1758), Chirocephalus
stagnalis (Shaw)2
C. diaphanus carinatus (Daday, 1910) (descr. as
C. stagnalis var. carinatus Daday; syn. C. stagnalis
var. pentheri Pesta, 1921). The taxonomical position
of this subspecies and its geographical distribution is
more complicated and must be revised.
C. diaphanus romanicus Stoicescu, 1992.
C. horribilis Smirnov, 1948.
C. josephinae (Grube, 1853) (descr. in Branchipus;
syn. Pristicephalus josephinae (Grube».
C. kerkyrensis Pesta, 1936 3
C. marchesonii Ruffo & Vesentini, 1957.
C. orghidani Brtek, 1966 (syn. Ceratocephalus
recticornis Orghidan, 1948, Palpicephalus recticornis
(Orghidan) - (non C. recticornis (Brauer».
C. pelagonicus Petkovski, 1986.
C. reiseri Marcus, 1913.
C. ripophilus (Lepeschkin, 1921) (descr. as Pristicephalus josephinae var. ripophilus).
C. robustus (MUller, 1966) (descr. as C. spinicaudatus robustus).
C. ruffoi Cottarelli & Mura, 1984.
C. salinus (Daday, 1910) (des cr. as C. stagnalis var.
salinus; syn. C. diaphanus var. salinus Daday).
C. shadini (Smirnov, 1928) (descr. as Pristicephalus josephinae var. shadini; syn. Pristicephalus
shadini (Smirnov), Pristicephalus hungaricus Kertesz,
Pristicephalus hungaricus varsoviensis Jencz and
Wolski).
C. sibyllae Cottarelli & Mura, 1975.
C. slovacicus Brtek, 1971.
C. spinicaudatus Simon, 1886.
C. vornatscheri bulgaricus Fiossner, 1980.
(?= C. bulgaricus).
Subfamily Eubranchipodinae 4 , Drepanosurus
Simon, 1886: 3 species.
D. birostratus (Fischer, 1851) (descr. in Branchipus; syn. Chirocephalopsis birostratus (Fischer».
D. hankoi (Dudich, 1927) (des cr. in Chirocephalopsis (Drepanosurus); syn. Chirocephalopsis
(Drepanosurus) convergens Schiiferna, 1931).
2 The subspecific situation in this species is complicated and not
fully clear.
3 The Italian C. kerkyrensis and C. stellae (Brtek, 1966),
described as C. kerkyrensis stellae both belong to typical C. kerkyrensis, after Cottarelli & Mura (I 979b ). We accept this opinion.
4 Belk (in press) recognizes in this subfamily only one genus,
Eubranchipus with three subgenera Eubranchipus, Drepanosurus
and Siphonophanes. Here, we consider them as valid genera.
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Siphonophanes Simon, 1886: 1 species.
S. grubii (Dybowski, 1860) (desc. in Branchipus; syn. Chirocephalus subg. Siphonophanes grubii
(Dybowski), Chirocephalopsis grubii (Dybowski).
Subfamily Branchinectellinae, Branchinectella
Daday, 1910: 1 species.
B. media (Schmankewitsch, 1873) (descr. in
Branchipus; syn. Branchinecta salina Daday,
Branchinectella salina (Daday), Branchinectella arctica laschnov).
Subfamily Artemiopsinae, Artemiopsis Sars,
1897: 1 species.
A. bungei plovmornini laschnov, 1925.
Order Notostraca
Family 1. Triopsidae, Lepidurus Leach, 1816: 3
species and 1 subspecies.
L. apus (L., 1758) descr. in Monoculus; syn. Lepidurus productus (Bosc).
L. apus lubbocki (Brauer, 1873) descr. as Lepidurus
lubbocki.
L. arcticus (Pallas, 1793) descr. in Monoculus; syn. Apus glacialis Kroyer, Lepidurus glacialis
(Kroyer).
L. couesii Packard, 1875. (syn. Lepidurus macrourus Lilljeborg).
Triops Schrank, 1803 (syn. Apus Latreille, preoccupied name): 2 species and 2 subspecies.
T. cancriformis (Bosc, 1801) (Descr. in Apus).
T. cancriformis mauritanicus (Ghigi, 1921) (descr.
as Thriops mauritanicus).
T. cancriformis simplex (Ghigi, 1921) (Descr. as
Thriops simplex).
T. numidicus (Grube, 1865) descr. in Apus; syn.
Apus granarius (Lucas, in Simon 1886, Triops granarius (Lucas, 1886).
Order Spinicaudata
Family 1. Cyzicidae, Cyzicus Audoin, 1837 (syn.
Caenestheriella Daday, 1913 - pro parte, Estheria
RUppell, 1837 - pro parte): 3 species.
C. bucheti (Daday, 1913) (descr. in CaenestherieLLa; (Daday, 1914).
C. grubei (Simon, 1886) (descr. in Estheria; syn.
Caenestheriella grubei (Simon».
C. tetracerus (Krynicki, 1830) (descr. in Estheria; syn. Caenestheriella variabilis Daday, Cyzicus
borceai Daday, C. chyzeri Daday, C. cycladoides