Familia Halocyprididae

Claus, 1891

Diagnosis
The four subfamilies of Halocyprididae can be distinguished on the basis of the numbers of terminal setae on the first antennae and the presence or absence of a processus mamillaris on the endopodite of the second antenna.
The Conchoecinae have 5 terminal setae on the first antennae and a processus mamillaris on the endopodite of the second antennae (female, 2nd antenna, male endopodite of 2nd antenna). Halocyprinae also have 5 terminal setae on the first antennae but lack a processus mamillaris. Archiconchoecinae have 6 subequal terminal setae and no processus mamillaris, whereas the Euconchoecinae have >20 terminal setae and no processus mamillaris.

Subfamilies treated:

Subfamily Halocyprinae
Subfamily Conchoecinae
Subfamily Archiconchoecinae
Subfamily Euconchoecinae

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