“Jaeropsis waltervadi sp. n.
Diagnosis
Cephalon dorsally broadly convex, with frontal plate anteriorly slightly concave, lateral margins smooth. Lateral margins of pleotelson bearing 7 small denticulations. Uropodal basis about as long as broad, inner distal angle rounded, unarmed, hardly extending beyond narrowly rounded pleotelsonic apex. Body with broadly rounded median raised area on pleotelson and Vth to VIIth pereional segments, becoming a double, more defined ridge on perieonal segments I to IV.
Material
Holotype SAM-A13646 (3' 2,9 mm Walter's Shoal, 38-46 meters depth.
Paratype SAM-A13646 c3' 2,4 mm Walter's Shoal, 38-46 meters depth.
Remarks
The median dorsal ridge, unarmed uropodal basis, and shape of the frontal plate of this species make it distinct from any previously described species of Jaeropsis.”
(Kensley, 1980: 367-369)
