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Mid-dorsal spines on segments 6-10, D 7 twice as long as D 6, 8, and 9, longer than D 10; lateral spines on segments 4, 7-12; lateral terminal spines long, 74.6% of the trunk length; lateral terminal accessory spines (of female) prominent, robust, 24.9% of the trunk length, 35.5% of the lateral terminal spine length; trunk relatively long and narrow, cuticle without evidence of hairs or perforation sites; posterior margin of segments with prominent pectinate fringe, especially in mid-trunk region and most apparent on ventral surface; ventral midline of segment 4 strongly cuticularized, lateroventral articulation zones suggested but not in line with zones of more posterior segments; segment 13 with apparent mid-dorsal articulation zone establishing two bilateral terminal tergal plates (Ref. 335).
Inhabits high-energy coarse beach sand (Ref. 335), or coarse calcareous sand (Refs. 1460, 335, 75777). Found in high-energy coarse beach sand (Ref. 335), or coarse calcareous sand (Refs. 1460, 335, 75777).
Adrianov, A.V., C. Murakami and Y. Shirayama 2002 Taxonomic study of the Kinorhynca in Japan. III. Echinoderes sensibilis n. sp. (Kinorhynca: Cyclorhagida) from Tanabe Bay. Zoological Science 19:463-473. (参考文献 318)
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