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- - The text discusses the identification of a paraphyletic group of species and introduces a new generic name for three similar species found in the northern Indian Ocean, Red Sea, and Southeast Asia.
- - It recognizes a species from the Red Sea as related to another but distinct due to specific anatomical features, while another species from Karachi has also been acknowledged as a separate entity.
- - A new genus is established for a group of rare Indo-West Pacific lucinids, differentiating them and describing three new species, along with another new genus for a small southern Atlantic species misclassified in prior studies.
Article Abstract
Species identified as are paraphyletic in molecular analyses and a new generic name, , is introduced for a complex of three similar species from the northern Indian Ocean and Red Sea, from South East Asia, and from northern and north eastern Australia. from the Red Sea, previously synonymised with is recognised as a -like species but with a very short anterior adductor scar. from Karachi is similarly now recognised as a distinct species, probably related to but with oblique commarginal sculpture and a short adductor scar. A group of minute Indo-West Pacific lucinids with highly unusual multi-cuspate lateral teeth and previously classified as are separated under a new genus , with the description of three new species , , and from the Arabian Gulf, Mozambique, and Madagascar. Finally, a new genus, , is introduced for the small southern Atlantic species, , shown in molecular analyses to be misplaced at subfamily level and now classified in Lucininae and not Codakiinae with .
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