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==Taxonomy==
==Taxonomy==
Taxonomic characters of  ''Cubaris "chiltoni"'' are:
Taxonomic characters of  ''Cubaris "chiltoni"'':
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*{{oniscidea}}
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==Varieties==
==Varieties==
{| class="gigtable sortable wikitable" style="background-color:#ffffff00"
{| class="gigtable sortable wikitable" style="background-color:#ffffff00"
! '''Name''' || '''Type''' || '''In Hobby''' || '''Originator''' || '''Market(s)''' || '''Notes'''  
! '''Name''' || '''Type''' || '''Collected''' || '''Originator''' || '''Market(s)''' || '''Notes'''  
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| ''Cubaris "chiltoni"''|| Nominate || Yes || ? ||  || Canonical variety.
| ''Cubaris "chiltoni"''|| Nominate || Yes || ? ||  || Canonical variety.
|}
|}


==Care Guide==
==Husbandry==
This species is uncommon and rarely kept. Care information is not readily available.
This species is uncommon and rarely kept. Care information is not readily available.



Latest revision as of 05:32, 5 December 2023

Nomen praeoccupatum
Cubaris "chiltoni"
Nomen praeoccupatum Cubaris "chiltoni" photo
Summary
Broods: ★★★☆☆☆
Humidity: ★★★★☆☆
Rarity: ☆☆☆☆☆☆
Classification
Suborder: Oniscidea
Section: Crinocheta
Family: Armadillidae
Genus: Cubaris
Species: Cubaris "chiltoni"
Vandel, 1973
Collinge, 1916


Cubaris "chiltoni" is a species of armadillid.

General Information

Background

Most species grouped under Cubaris are very poorly known. Unfortunately, this is one such animal.

Description

Cubaris "chiltoni" is lacking a detailed outline of its appearance, behavior, and other individual characters.

Taxonomy

Taxonomic characters of Cubaris "chiltoni":

  • Its suborder is Oniscidea, which means it is fundamentally characterized by a number of key adaptations to terrestrial life.
  • Its zoosection is Crinocheta, which means it belongs to the largest individual lineage of terrestrial isopods, typically unified by the presence of three (or sometimes 4) flagellomeres.
  • Its family is Armadillidae, which means it is a conglobating isopod with five pairs of pleopodal lungs, a more convex body, and average to short antennae.
  • Its genus is Cubaris, a broadly defined (wastebin) taxon within which most undescribed armadillids are grouped.

Morphology

Life Stages

Manca
Manca photo
Notes: Following birth, pereonite 7 not fully developed.
Credit: N/A
Juvenile
Juvenile photo
Notes: N/A
Credit: N/A
Subadult
Subadult photo
Notes: N/A
Credit: N/A
Adult
Adult photo
Notes: Adult size.
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Key Features

Morphological reference images for Cubaris "chiltoni":

Antennal flagellum
Antennal flagellum photo
Notes: Antennal flagellum
Credit: N/A
Telson
Telson photo
Notes: Telsons are cool.
Credit: N/A
Pleopodal lungs
Pleopodal lungs photo
Notes: This species has five pairs of pleopodal lungs.
Credit: N/A


Varieties

Name Type Collected Originator Market(s) Notes
Cubaris "chiltoni" Nominate Yes ? Canonical variety.

Husbandry

This species is uncommon and rarely kept. Care information is not readily available.

Sources

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