Morphological aspects: it seemed to have only 01 eye (cyclops) and it was clearly encapsulated; bulbous pereon.
Georeference: Sampled on the shallow waters of Admiralty Bay (King George Island, Western Antarctic Peninsula), max depth 90ft. (30m.)
Daniele Ventura
Hi Bernbaè, try on this website http://afg.scarmarbin.be/
Seems like Oediceroides sp.
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Han-Gu Choi
Dear Bernabé,
The individual belong to the family Oedicerotidae - possibly Oediceroides sp. There are several species of this genus in the Antarctic and some of them were found in Admiralty Bay.
Anna Jażdżewska and Jee-Hoon Kim
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Bernabé Moreno
Thanks for your help PhD Han-Gu Choi, very useful response!
Kind regards
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