FIGURE 14 in Towards a better understanding of deep-sea tardigrade biogeography: numerous new records from the Southern Ocean

FIGURE 14. Isoechiniscoides aff. sifae sp. can., female, light microscopy (DIC) from A to D, SEM from E to I. A leg I, note sensory organ (arrowhead). B leg II, note sensory organ (arrowhead). C leg III, note sensory organ (arrowhead). D caudal region, note female gonopore (arrowhead). E dorso-sagittal view. F head, dorsal view, note dorsal wart with pillars. G head, frontal view, note damaged primary clava plate (arrowhead). H leg III claws, note claw membrane (arrowhead). I caudal region, dorsal posterior view. Abbreviations: cA—cirrus A, cE—cirrus E, ds—dorsal sculpture of the caudal segment, ic—internal cirrus, pc—primary clava, pcp—primary clava plate, sc—secondary clava, se—leg sensory organ.