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• W2078562021 abstract "Abstract The caridean shrimp genus Alvinocaris Williams and Chace, Citation1982 (Bresilioidea: Alvinocarididae) is revised based upon type material and newly obtained samples from various reducing environments of the deep‐sea floor of the world. All species are known from chemosynthetic communities associated with hydrothermal vents, brine or cold seeps. Eight named species are recognized in Alvinocaris, of which one is new, A. dissimilis sp. nov. from the hydrothermally influenced area of Minami‐Ensei Knoll, Mid‐Okinawa Trough. Alvinocaris dissimilis sp. nov. was confused with A. brevitelsonis in the original description of the latter species by Kikuchi and Hashimoto (Citation2000). Seven previously described species (A. lusca Williams and Chace, Citation1982, A. markensis Williams, Citation1988, A. muricola Williams, Citation1988, A. stactophila Williams, Citation1988, A. longirostris Kikuchi and Ohta, Citation1995, A. brevitelsonis Kikuchi and Hashimoto, Citation2000, and A. williamsi Shank and Martin, Citation2003) are re‐described, and characters distinguishing these species are re‐assessed. Two species are confounded in the type series of A. stactophila Williams, Citation1988. The taxonomic status of the allotype of A. stactophila was not satisfactorily determined, as it appears to be an immature specimen. The geographic range of A. muricola, previously known only from cold seeps on the West Florida Escarpment, Gulf of Mexico, is greatly extended to the Barbados accretionary prism in the tropical western Atlantic and to the newly discovered seeps on the west equatorial African margin (Sibuet et al. Citation2002). In addition to these eight named species, five indeterminate or unnamed species of Alvinocaris have been reported, and most of them are under study by other authors. A new monotypic genus, Shinkaicaris, is established for Alvinocaris leurokolos Kikuchi and Hashimoto, Citation2000. The new genus is rather closer to Chorocaris Martin and Hessler, Citation1990, Opaepele Williams and Dobbs, Citation1995, and Rimicaris Williams and Rona, Citation1986 than to Alvinocaris in the structure of the eyes and the armament of the telson and pereopods. A key to aid in the identification of the eight species of Alvinocaris is given, although it is applicable only to adult specimens. The biogeography of Alvinocaris species is discussed. Keywords: AlvinocarididaeAlvinocarisCarideaCrustaceaDecapodakey to speciesnew genusnew speciesShinkaicaris Acknowledgements We are indebted to the chief scientists of several submersible cruises which allowed sampling of specimens used in this study: H. Ondréas, Ifremer (Zairov); M. Sibuet, Ifremer (Biozaïre 1 and 2); P.‐M. Sarradin, Ifremer (Atos); F. Barriga, University of Lisbon (Saldanha, 1997 and Seahma 1, 2001); J.‐C. Faugères, University of Bordeaux (Diapisub); D. Desbruyères, Ifremer, Brest (Diva 1 and 2); D. Prieur, UBO, Brest (Microsmoke); P. Crassous, Ifremer, Brest (Bioz‐Recup); V. Spiess (University, Bremen); and the RV Atalante and Meteor and submarine Nautile and ROV Victor teams. We thank A. Fifis for his technical assistance in analysing the video tapes taken at the Régab site. We also thank our colleagues who made available specimens for study: A. Crosnier, R. Cleva and M. de Saint Laurent, MNHN, Paris; J. Galron, Ifremer, Brest; C. L. Van Dover, College of William and Mary; T. Kikuchi, Yokohama National University; R. Lemaitre, USNM; H. Sahling, Research Center Ocean Margins, Germany; M. Takeda, NSMT; and S. Tsuchida, JAMSTEC, Japan. Sincere thanks are extended to W. R. Webber, New Zealand Museum of Te Papa Tongarewa and S. De Grave, Oxford University Museum, UK, for reviewing the manuscript and offering valuable comments; T. M. Shank, Scripps Oceanographic Institute, USA, for sending us a copy of the manuscript of a paper by Shank and Martin (Citation2003); K. Baba, Kumamoto University, Japan, for providing us with information on undescribed species of Alvinocaris from the Edison Seamount; and V. Martin (Ifremer), for her contribution to the final preparation of Figures 14 and 29 The material of the cruises Biozaïre 1 and 2, and Zaïrov were obtained through the framework of the multidisciplinary environmental programme Biozaïre realized in partnership between Ifremer and Total Oil Company. Notes r, rudimentary. aFlagellum absent." @default.
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• W2078562021 title "A revision of the genus<i>Alvinocaris</i>Williams and Chace (Crustacea: Decapoda: Caridea: Alvinocarididae), with descriptions of a new genus and a new species of<i>Alvinocaris</i>" @default.
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